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Speaker 1: that and more coming up on this episode of Turning

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Speaker 1: Point Tonight. My name is Joe Bob. Thanks so much

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Speaker 1: for tuning in. Together. We are charting the course of

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Speaker 1: America's cultural comeback. Now, before we get to that, in

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Speaker 1: our fantastic guest, we have to talk about this, which

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Speaker 1: the United States poopius state California. I sually it's known

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Speaker 1: News that I thought was freaking fascinating about the film

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Speaker 1: It's conservative aunt, Anthony RIMONDI, hey man, thanks for joining

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Speaker 1: us from your I'm saying poopy state way too much

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Speaker 1: So you probably pretty well understand the contrasts between blue

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Speaker 3: So if you've already left, you're not going to go

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Speaker 1: There's a part as an arts guy, as a guy

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Speaker 2: It connects so many different people, so many different countries.

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Speaker 1: And not to get you into the speculation mode, but

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Speaker 1: White House, Monica. Before the weekend, President Trump you mentioned,

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Speaker 1: Joe Bob Monica. This it's Friday. So this is tawdry

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Speaker 9: Had a really good time today.

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Speaker 10: I really, when are you doing?

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Speaker 9: She's coming with us?

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Speaker 1: was legitimately this is what's happening. I'll tell you what, aunt. Okay,

437
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Speaker 1: if if the United States was actually picking up citizens

438
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Speaker 1: based on what they look like and sending them to

439
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Speaker 1: El Salvador, I would be protesting in the streets. It's

440
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Speaker 1: not it's just it's insane.

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Speaker 2: I literally look Latino, I'm Italian. I would be I

442
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Speaker 2: would like, okay, this is insane.

443
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Speaker 3: Also, also, see this is the the So liberals do

444
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Speaker 3: a really good job of being racist from behind.

445
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Speaker 2: The curtain, correct, So this is what they love to do.

446
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Speaker 8: This.

447
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Speaker 3: They also like to set on National TV and say, well,

448
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Speaker 3: if you want to clean your own house, then you

449
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Speaker 3: want to pick your own tomatoes and a I'm sorry,

450
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Speaker 3: are you telling me that only Latinos are picking to

451
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Speaker 3: because my cleaning lady is Italian?

452
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Speaker 2: So I like, I don't understand what we're doing here.

453
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Speaker 3: So, oh my god, you guys, I thought this was

454
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Speaker 3: an s and Il skit.

455
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Speaker 2: This is so bad and the acting is so bad.

456
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Speaker 1: Well, okay, but in all seriousness, and this is part

457
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Speaker 1: of the sad kind of the political reality. There are

458
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Speaker 1: people out there that believe this sort of stuff. There

459
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Speaker 1: are people out there that actively shared this thinking, yeah, this,

460
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Speaker 1: this is totally happening, and for them, unfortunately, yeah, I

461
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Speaker 1: could see being really upset. Like I said, if this

462
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Speaker 1: was actually happening, I would be protesting in the streets.

463
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Speaker 1: But I don't know outside of the hilarious the fact

464
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Speaker 1: that this isn't a satire, why this feels kind of

465
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Speaker 1: dangerous to be leading people this far astray.

466
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Speaker 2: Well, and that's what's happening. That's the problem.

467
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Speaker 3: So you have the people that are believing this, and

468
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Speaker 3: we have a whole mental breakdown during COVID, so we

469
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Speaker 3: have a whole new group of people. It's a big

470
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Speaker 3: group of people that are and watched in a lot

471
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Speaker 3: of senses. And so this is dangerous because now what's

472
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Speaker 3: happening is anybody that supports the current administration, me, you

473
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Speaker 3: are grandparents, anybody that you can just come across with.

474
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Speaker 3: They literally think that we're looking at people like that,

475
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Speaker 3: and that that is very scary because obviously we know

476
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Speaker 3: that we don't, but it's like they're trying to poke

477
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Speaker 3: and poke and poke, and it's just it's not good. Guys,

478
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Speaker 3: this isn't good. I really want to talk to our

479
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Speaker 3: first picking actors though.

480
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they need to go to our acting school to

481
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Speaker 1: be a properly trained thesbian. Still, at least if you've

482
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Speaker 1: got a bad script, you got a bad script. But

483
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Speaker 1: at least you know, put some effort into your craft. There.

484
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Speaker 1: Young actors. Yeah, they're people that like willingly looked at

485
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Speaker 1: that script and like, yeah, I'll be in this, this

486
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Speaker 1: is great.

487
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Speaker 3: And then they take pieces of that and they make

488
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Speaker 3: TikTok videos and then you have fourteen year olds or

489
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Speaker 3: fifteen year olds scrolling on tittac they're like and then

490
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Speaker 3: their mom or dad was a Trump voter or Republican.

491
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Speaker 3: They're like here, and then it causes this big in

492
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Speaker 3: house fight.

493
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Speaker 2: I mean, this is it's horrible to see.

494
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Speaker 1: In all seriousness, Yeah, it is super dangerous to try

495
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Speaker 1: and trick people into thinking that that's actually happening with that.

496
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Speaker 1: Conserva Advent, Hey, thanks so much for coming on. Really

497
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Speaker 1: appreciate you taking the time. Have a great weekend and

498
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Speaker 1: I we'll see you at SaaS. Yes awesome coming up

499
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Speaker 1: next year. On Turning Points Tonight, We've got a great

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Speaker 1: clip from nows Clark's Culture Apothecary podcast, Don't go away,

501
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Speaker 5: Got to admire what you've been able to do, not

503
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Speaker 5: to weaponize, but to organize on these college campuses.

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Speaker 6: At Turning Point USA. We've spent thirteen years building the machine,

505
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Speaker 6: and last year we sought payoff. Our grassroots army is

506
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Speaker 6: making a real difference. Help us keep the momentum going.

507
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Speaker 6: Donate today and keep keep us a strong on campuses.

508
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Speaker 7: Across America, and for a gift of any amount, you'll

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Speaker 7: receive your big GOV sucks cooler claim yours.

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Speaker 10: Today we're talking about engagement, but having the same fight

511
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Speaker 10: over him perceiving my tone of voice as being disrespectful.

512
00:27:29,160 --> 00:27:31,080
Speaker 10: He says, it's a deal breaker. I want more time

513
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Speaker 10: to work on it because I don't realize I'm doing it.

514
00:27:33,000 --> 00:27:35,080
Speaker 10: He says, I only get an allotted number of chances

515
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Speaker 10: before we break up and.

516
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Speaker 9: Run. Run, run, run, run run. That's a paternal control freak.

517
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Speaker 9: That's not about respect, and that's not about no run.

518
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Speaker 9: Run as fast as you can, run as fast as

519
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Speaker 9: you can. And here's the thing, ask somebody in your life.

520
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Speaker 9: Do it come on pretty hard?

521
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Speaker 6: Uh?

522
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Speaker 9: Huh? Like do I have a disrespectful tone?

523
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Speaker 8: Yeah?

524
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Speaker 9: I will say his name, my buddy Trevor. In college,

525
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Speaker 9: I was dating the woman who's my wife now and

526
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Speaker 9: I got home and I said, like, I can't believe

527
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Speaker 9: do she totally said this this? And it was like

528
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Speaker 9: a thirty second of thirty seconds of silence, and he goes,

529
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Speaker 9: are you serious right now? Like yeah, can you believe that?

530
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Speaker 9: And she goes, yes, that's how you always are.

531
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Speaker 11: And I didn't know, like she was marrying you.

532
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Speaker 9: No, she just said like, hey, I don't like it

533
00:28:23,720 --> 00:28:26,359
Speaker 9: when you talk like this or whatever. I swore all

534
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Speaker 9: the time. It was a good kid. I love Jesus.

535
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Speaker 9: I just had a real foul bath. I just swore

536
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Speaker 9: all the time and still I'm working on it. But

537
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Speaker 9: I sweir a time and I was like, can you

538
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Speaker 9: believe she said? And he was like, what are you

539
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Speaker 9: for real?

540
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Speaker 1: Yes?

541
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Speaker 9: And it was a blind spot. I didn't know. I mean,

542
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Speaker 9: I just didn't realize how pervasive it was. And so

543
00:28:45,320 --> 00:28:47,280
Speaker 9: if you're dating somebody and they're like, hey, when you

544
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Speaker 9: like suggest something, you say it like I'm stupid. You

545
00:28:51,200 --> 00:28:54,400
Speaker 9: come at me hard. That's a fair thing to go.

546
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Speaker 9: Ask a couple of friends, hey do like, okay, be

547
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Speaker 9: honest with me. Do I do this? And they'd be like, yeah, you.

548
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Speaker 10: Kind of come on hot deal breaker territory, or like

549
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Speaker 10: we're wanting to get married, so let's figure out how

550
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Speaker 10: to work on this together.

551
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Speaker 9: To the deal breaker again, it's a proxy war. The

552
00:29:07,720 --> 00:29:10,760
Speaker 9: tone of voice is the proxy. The deal breaker is.

553
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Speaker 9: It's hard for me to be engaged with you because

554
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Speaker 9: whenever you talk to me about anything, you come on hard,

555
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Speaker 9: like you're really critiquing me and criticizing me. I'm trying

556
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Speaker 9: to stand this with you, and it hurts when you

557
00:29:23,080 --> 00:29:26,240
Speaker 9: talk like that. When there's something I don't know, like

558
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Speaker 9: turn left. I told you to turn left, you never

559
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Speaker 9: turn laught You're stupid. Then yeah, I'm out. Yeah right,

560
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Speaker 9: But that's me sitting down saying hey, like when I

561
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Speaker 9: miss a turn, I'm not missing it. I'm trying to

562
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Speaker 9: keep it safe. Or I grew up and we got

563
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Speaker 9: in a bunch of car wrecks because my dad did

564
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Speaker 9: know how to drive, Like there's a there's a method

565
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Speaker 9: to that madness, or yeah, I get to talk in

566
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Speaker 9: and I just miss a turn. And then you can

567
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Speaker 9: decide I love that I'm married to a guy that

568
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Speaker 9: just is all in and he just gets to talk

569
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Speaker 9: and he tells stories and he misses the turn. We're

570
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Speaker 9: gonna be five minutesly. That's fine. Or you can say no,

571
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Speaker 9: I'm out, But that conversation is less about the tone

572
00:30:00,680 --> 00:30:04,360
Speaker 9: of voice and it's more about I love you. And

573
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Speaker 9: this hurts when you talk to me like this. But

574
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Speaker 9: then when you start throwing it into the I gave

575
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Speaker 9: you two chance to shut up. You're not my kid,

576
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Speaker 9: you're my boss. We're building something together, right, Yeah, and silly,

577
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Speaker 9: run run run run.

578
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Speaker 10: Is it a red flag if you're talking about engagement

579
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Speaker 10: and someone in the relationship wants to involve trusted Christian

580
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Speaker 10: wise counsels or help solving a repeated argument instead of

581
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Speaker 10: keeping it.

582
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Speaker 9: Between the two of you, it's the matter with you. No,

583
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Speaker 9: you have to get people in your life involved with

584
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Speaker 9: those things. Yes, Yes, and more. Yes, my buddy Rachel Cruz,

585
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Speaker 9: she said that her therapist and I love this idea.

586
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Speaker 9: There should be three couples that know every single solitary

587
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Speaker 9: thing about y'all, the ups, the downs, the fights, the concerns,

588
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Speaker 9: the temptations, everything that you should be in. What that

589
00:30:47,240 --> 00:30:50,520
Speaker 9: does is it gives you a practice of not hiding

590
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Speaker 9: from the things that haunt you.

591
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Speaker 10: Yeah, and that kind of gives that village community so

592
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Speaker 10: that when things are really rough, you have people there

593
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Speaker 10: pouring into lifting you up.

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Speaker 11: They don't allow you to consider divorce.

595
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Speaker 1: It's you don't.

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Speaker 9: Get to that spot right right because you have somebody

597
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Speaker 9: that you're regularly saying, dude, it's like month three and

598
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Speaker 9: we haven't slept together, and like, well, dude, you've been working,

599
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Speaker 9: Like right, you have somebody to talk to or yeah,

600
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Speaker 9: y'all need to have a hard conversation right before it

601
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Speaker 9: gets to month six. And then now coworkers like, you

602
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Speaker 9: did a great job in that meeting yesterday, and suddenly

603
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Speaker 9: that feels something in you. You're like yeah, and now

604
00:31:25,160 --> 00:31:26,320
Speaker 9: you're off to the races. Right.

605
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Speaker 10: What is the best way to rebound after a fight

606
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Speaker 10: when emotional walls are up and you're feeling disconnected?

607
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Speaker 9: Take a break? Yeah, take a break when you go

608
00:31:34,440 --> 00:31:36,440
Speaker 9: to fight or flight. And it goes back to that

609
00:31:36,440 --> 00:31:40,320
Speaker 9: bricks analogy we talked about earlier. The things that kept

610
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Speaker 9: you safe as a kid will blow up your adult relationships,

611
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Speaker 9: and so if when dad came home and you were

612
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Speaker 9: a kid and you knew, I'm just gonna I'm just

613
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Speaker 9: gonna go to my room, shut the door, do my homework.

614
00:31:50,240 --> 00:31:52,920
Speaker 9: Then you're gonna marry somebody who has attachment challenges and

615
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Speaker 9: they want to be with you and you're like, I'm

616
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Speaker 9: just gonna disappear and be hey, right, and vice versa.

617
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Speaker 9: And so when you go to fight or flight, when

618
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Speaker 9: that your body is triggered, your critical thinking is off.

619
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Speaker 9: It's off. Your body doesn't want you thinking. Is that

620
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Speaker 9: a nice tiger at the front of the cave. It

621
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Speaker 9: just wants you safe. And so it's a terrible time

622
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Speaker 9: to try to.

623
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Speaker 10: Solve a problem because the next person said, my spouse

624
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Speaker 10: shuts down when we argue. How do we navigate out

625
00:32:17,520 --> 00:32:19,960
Speaker 10: of that? So that what you're saying would apply to

626
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Speaker 10: that is that let them have a little.

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Speaker 9: Braain, get five minutes we're coming back, or thirty minutes coneck.

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Speaker 11: But not letting them shut down.

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Speaker 9: It can be a weapon, right, It can be a

630
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Speaker 9: stone walling, it's one of the four horsemen. It can

631
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Speaker 9: be a way too. I'm withholding connection and intimacy from you.

632
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Speaker 10: So a relationship I had we had a big argument

633
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Speaker 10: and I was like, we didn't talk for like two days,

634
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Speaker 10: and I was like, okay, very apologetics, send an apology letter.

635
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Speaker 10: Because I was working traveling, I wasn't home, so I

636
00:32:47,520 --> 00:32:50,800
Speaker 10: had to text it a long apology and was like,

637
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Speaker 10: you know, I'd love to talk on the phone tonight,

638
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Speaker 10: you know, let's repair this, let's come back from this.

639
00:32:54,360 --> 00:32:56,320
Speaker 10: And it was like, no, I don't want to talk

640
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Speaker 10: and I was like please, like, let's fix this, let's

641
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Speaker 10: solve this. And it was like yourself, the fact that

642
00:33:00,800 --> 00:33:03,440
Speaker 10: you keep trying to talk about this when I'm asking

643
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Speaker 10: you not to and then gave silent treatment for like

644
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Speaker 10: two weeks, and.

645
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Speaker 9: It's just childish. Yeah, yeah, that's just immature. And if

646
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Speaker 9: someone has a long thing that they need to do,

647
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Speaker 9: I always think it's worth a phone call or a

648
00:33:15,480 --> 00:33:18,040
Speaker 9: FaceTime And I travel a lot too. Yeah, okay, we

649
00:33:18,080 --> 00:33:21,040
Speaker 9: got sideways. I love you. I'm not going anywhere, and

650
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Speaker 9: I've written this thing down. I'm gonna hit send on

651
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Speaker 9: this and when I get back, I've already got us

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Speaker 9: a reservation at such and such a restaurant, Like I

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Speaker 9: want us to go sit down and have this conversation

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Speaker 9: instead of if somebody's in fire or flight, they're out

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Speaker 9: and they get bombed with like a long text message. Yeah,

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Speaker 9: it's a lot. It's a lot. And also somebody starving,

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Speaker 9: somebody out affectionate wise or communication wise or intimacy wise.

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Speaker 9: That's not cool either. So anytime you take a break,

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Speaker 9: it always has to have a time limit on it.

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Speaker 9: I need two days or I need to break from

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Speaker 9: this conversation. Me and my wife still do that now, right,

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Speaker 9: And I just feel like I'm at the end of

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Speaker 9: this conversation. For now, I eat thirty minutes and go

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Speaker 9: for a walk. Yeah, or let's circle back.

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Speaker 10: I like putting a time limit on it. I like

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Speaker 10: saying thirty minutes an hour and then coming back.

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Speaker 11: That's right, not letting it go.

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Speaker 9: There's a big conversation. We almost always frame it with

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Speaker 9: I'm going to commit to not shutting down. And I

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Speaker 9: don't know why, but saying that on the front end

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Speaker 9: is I'm going to commit to not shutting down. I'm

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Speaker 9: gonna stay present in this conversation. And my wife might

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Speaker 9: say like, okay, then you can't bring your laptop thin

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Speaker 9: and you can't bring your phone like you got to

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Speaker 9: be here. Yeah, cool, I'm going to show completely up,

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Speaker 9: and I'm going to need you to stay with me

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Speaker 9: and not get pokey.

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Speaker 10: This person says, my spouse has a servant's heart and

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Speaker 10: wants to help everyone, but now it's put us in

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Speaker 10: a bad spot financially. How do you not squander their

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Speaker 10: gift while also protecting the family.

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Speaker 9: That kind of service is not a gift, it's a

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Speaker 9: protectionist measure. That's when somebody is using other people to

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Speaker 9: make themselves feel good because you don't have the money

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Speaker 9: to help right now, and so truly helping other people,

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Speaker 9: like Jesus took time away to pray by himself. I've

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Speaker 9: got to get recentered because I'm not to go in

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Speaker 9: and give everything I got. And I got to get centered,

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Speaker 9: and I got like there was always these moments when

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Speaker 9: he would pull away. That's somebody that doesn't have that recharge.

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Speaker 9: They're just letting it go and letting it go, which

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Speaker 9: tells me that's pathological. That's somebody that is using other

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Speaker 9: people to make themselves feel good, even if they can't

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Speaker 9: afford it, if they're not sleeping, if they're not safe,

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Speaker 9: if they're not whole with their own families, falling up

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Speaker 9: doesn't matter I'm gonna keep giving.

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Speaker 11: I'm gonna keep giving. I'm gonna keep giving this person.

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Speaker 11: This is a deep one.

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Speaker 10: How do I biblically submit to a husband struggling with alcoholism?

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Speaker 9: Man, I think that's a reframing of the word submit.

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Speaker 10: Here's what I would say, and you can. You're the expert,

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Speaker 10: so you say, if I'm wrong. Biblical submission, they have

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Speaker 10: to be following Christ first and strong in their walk

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Speaker 10: with Christ in order for you to biblically submit, because

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Speaker 10: they're spuposed to be biblically submitting to God. That's the

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Speaker 10: husband's role. So if he's struggling with alcoholism, he's not

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Speaker 10: submitting to God. So therefore I'm not sure the wife's role.

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Speaker 10: And if she's supposed to be submitting to him, if

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Speaker 10: he's not falling through on what he's supposed to do.

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Speaker 9: I'd probably reframe that in this way. Remember one of

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Speaker 9: my most important professors in my life during during graduate

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Speaker 9: school and counseling, she said, never ask somebody while they're drinking.

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Speaker 9: Always ask somebody, my goodness, what happened in your life?

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Speaker 9: That this is the best way your body's figure out

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Speaker 9: how to get through a day, And so I think

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Speaker 9: somebody can follow Christ and be completely dedicated to that

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Speaker 9: and be not well. The hardest part about sitting with

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Speaker 9: people in recovery is alcohol works. It's pretty good. Pornography

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Speaker 9: works like fail you're working five hundred hours a week.

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Speaker 9: That works. It helps numb away pain and challenge. And

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Speaker 9: so I wouldn't frame it that way as much as

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Speaker 9: you have an obligation to be safe. Yeah, and your

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Speaker 9: husband has put you in a position that's not safe,

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Speaker 9: and so it's not a matter of submitting. And I'm

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Speaker 9: just gonna I've got to take this. I just got

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Speaker 9: to take it. It is the greatest gift for both

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Speaker 9: of you is for somebody to withdraw from the situation

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Speaker 9: and get safe financially, emotionally, like literally physically.

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Speaker 11: So this girl says, I recently tried asking my husband

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Speaker 11: John's question, how can I best love you? Today? He

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Speaker 11: told me it was a stupid question and said, I

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Speaker 11: should already know. I feel defeated.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, you should feel defeated because you're married to jerk.

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Speaker 11: That's really mean.

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Speaker 9: I'll have a great solution for you.

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Speaker 11: But yeah, that's that's hard.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, you should have your heart broken when the person

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Speaker 9: you love response to you in that way, got.

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Speaker 5: To admire what you've been able to do, not to weaponize,

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Speaker 5: but to organize on these college campuses.

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Speaker 6: and last year we sought payoff. Our grassroots army is

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Speaker 4: The Student Action Summit twenty twenty five, featuring the boldest

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Speaker 1: I think you should go to SaaS these Student Action

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Speaker 1: something happening in Tampa, like the commercial just said July

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Speaker 1: eleventh through the thirteenth, where I will be no'll be

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Speaker 1: able to come and say hi, and I hope you do.

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Speaker 1: By the way, all of you will email the show

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Speaker 1: and comment on Twitter or x or any of the

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Speaker 1: social media platforms. I really hope you to see you there.

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Speaker 1: And don't be shy either, because people I'll get messages

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Speaker 1: like I saw you at this event. I didn't say

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Speaker 1: hi though, now say we love hanging out, we love

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Speaker 1: doing all the things. But TPUSA dot com you can

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Speaker 1: find out all the events sas twenty twenty five. You

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Speaker 1: can find out sas specifically everything that Turning Point is doing.

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Speaker 1: We are short on time. Email the show TBT at

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Speaker 1: TPUSA dot com. I want to play these two clips

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Speaker 1: because I think they're hilarious. Don't take pictures. It's fun Friday.

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Speaker 1: I forgot to mention that. Don't take pictures in front

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Speaker 1: of other people's car. Pretend it's yours. Watch this.

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Speaker 9: Don'touch my car. Don'touch my car on plee.

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Speaker 1: Car, don't touch my car?

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Speaker 9: Please?

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Speaker 1: What are you doing?

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Speaker 4: Man?

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Speaker 1: All right? You know, don't take pictures of people's cars

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Speaker 1: that aren't yours. But also like, don't sit on it.

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Speaker 1: That's the like, if you want to take a selfie

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Speaker 1: right next to it, or take I don't know, pose,

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Speaker 1: don't sit on somebody else's car. And if you're going to,

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Speaker 1: at least take a picture. That one dude wasn't even

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Speaker 1: just stitting leaning up. Again, I wouldn't do that if

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Speaker 1: it was like a I don't know, a Yaris. I

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Speaker 1: don't know. That's the first car that comes to mind

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Speaker 1: that isn't like a sports luxury car. But that don't that. No,

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Speaker 1: just don't do that. That's silly. Don't don't be that.

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Speaker 2: Uh.

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Speaker 1: But at least at least you're not this lady who

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Speaker 1: is terrified of Honestly, I'm worried about this too. Watch this.

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Speaker 1: This is a Google Earth car.

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Speaker 6: This is how I look.

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Speaker 1: Mind you is it a Google Earth car?

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Speaker 9: Are they gonna find this on the internet?

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Speaker 1: Yes, I'm sorry, and I don't want to make fun

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Speaker 1: of this girl specifically, but this is just a reminder

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Speaker 1: that everything you do in public apparently is on cameras

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Speaker 1: somewhere and is stored in the Internet of things. A

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Speaker 1: holy cow, that's not a that is that's a that's

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Speaker 1: a that's not a good one. But I don't know.

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Speaker 1: I realized that the other things have anything to do

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Speaker 1: with politics, but it's fun. Friday, We're having fun. And

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Speaker 1: with that, you know, have a great weekend. Go one,

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Speaker 1: go to SAS because I think that's gonna be a

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Speaker 1: fantastic event happening and again July eleventh through thirteenth, Tampa, Florida.

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Speaker 1: Gonna be fun. It comes say how to me, We'll

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Speaker 1: have a whole turning point tonight tonight booth. It's gonna

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Speaker 1: be very exciting. You can also say you can put

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Speaker 1: a name to a face. You can you can come

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Speaker 1: say how to Glenn as well. Realize he actually is

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Speaker 1: seven feet tall and you'll see that if you go

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Speaker 1: to SAS. It's a it's a one of the human

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Speaker 1: wonders of the world. But Charlie's gonna take us out.

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Speaker 1: We will see it tomorrow, Saint so sorry, no, have

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Speaker 1: a great weekend. We will see a Monday, same time,

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Speaker 1: same place. God bless America.

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Speaker 6: We are here live at the Bitcoin dot Com studio

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Speaker 6: here in back in Mission control, here in Phoenix, Arizona.

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Speaker 6: I was out on assignment in Washington, DC, and one day,

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Speaker 6: a month, a year, ten years from now, I will

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Speaker 6: tell you where I was and what I was doing.

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Speaker 6: So you'll just have to infer and guess what I

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Speaker 6: was doing. More importantly, though, we have this ever growing

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Speaker 6: conflict in front of us, the Israel Iran conflict. Will

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Speaker 6: the United States get involved? Will the United States decide

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Speaker 6: to use bunker busting bombs? As I've said once and

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Speaker 6: I'll say again, President Trump has beyond earned our trust

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Speaker 6: on all foreign affair issues. He took out Solem Mooney,

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Speaker 6: he took out Isis, he has bombed the huties. President

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Speaker 6: Donald Trump has been a leader who is willing to

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Speaker 6: use American military might where necessary, but not for prolonged conflicts.

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Speaker 6: He's not a nation builder guy. He's not a let's

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Speaker 6: change the population sentiment guy. There's only one nation that

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Speaker 6: Donald Trump wants to build, and that is America. He

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Speaker 6: wants to rebuild this country with infrastructure, a border, rising wages,

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Speaker 6: to get rid of inflation, mass deportations. President Donald Trump

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Speaker 6: is focused on pouring money back into America. He's focused

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Speaker 6: like a laser beam on that. And President Trump has

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Speaker 6: earned our trust on all things foreign affairs. So right now,

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Speaker 6: you have Lindsey Graham, you have James Lankfort, you have

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Speaker 6: Tom Tillis. They're calling for regime change. They're calling for

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Speaker 6: regime change, but a step before that, almost the entire

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Speaker 6: industrial media class right now is calling for a bombing

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Speaker 6: of Fordeh sounds good, but I think it's time that

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Speaker 6: we get a couple answers, and we, the American people,

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Speaker 6: deserve of answers to this because after the twenty twenty election,

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Speaker 6: after COVID, remember twenty twenty most secure election history, everything

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Speaker 6: was wonderful. Really, we all know the truth there. How

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Speaker 6: about COVID six feet to slow the spread? Vaccine is

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Speaker 6: safe and effective, shut down the schools, mask while you shower.

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Speaker 6: COVID came from a bat. So we were lied to

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Speaker 6: there by the mass media and lied to there by

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Speaker 6: the intelligence agencies. How about Joe Biden's mental decline. Joe

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Speaker 6: Biden's perfectly fine, he's perfectly fit. It's a deep fake.

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Speaker 6: You're wrong, He's never been sharper. How about the Hunter

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Speaker 6: Biden laptop that is Russian disinformation that our own intel

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Speaker 6: community signed a letter saying that it was Russian disinformation.

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Speaker 6: Our own intel community did that. Well, I'm sorry that

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Speaker 6: very same intel community should probably be questioned and challenged

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Speaker 6: because they're the one that are now pushing to bomb Foord. Oh,

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Speaker 6: the very same intel community that told us that COVID

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Speaker 6: came from a bat lab, and the very same intel

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Speaker 6: community that is telling us that was Russia. Russia, Russia

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Speaker 6: was the biggest threat ever. You're gonna have to earn

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Speaker 6: our trust. You might be right, but you're gonna have

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Speaker 6: to earn our trust on this one. We are not

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Speaker 6: going to blindly trust the intel community. Based on the

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Speaker 6: track record of the last five years. Twenty twenty election,

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Speaker 6: most secure election in history, COVID six feet to slow

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Speaker 6: the spread, safe and effective. So before we commit to

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Speaker 6: another military operation of Middle East, which might be the

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Speaker 6: best decision, here are some questions that I'm curious about

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Speaker 6: that I think that we need to have answered. Do

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Speaker 6: you know that Ronald Reagan had Team B. He had

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Speaker 6: Team A and Team B. Team B I learned this

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Speaker 6: from Steve Mannon. Team B was a totally independent Intel

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Speaker 6: group that would analyze the intel the president was getting

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Speaker 6: to double check to make sure the president wasn't being

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Speaker 6: crosswired by Team A. All of the the Intel experts

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Speaker 6: this is necessary. I think President Trump needs Team B immediately.

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Speaker 6: Team B could be led by JD.

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Speaker 5: Vans.

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Speaker 6: You could have Amarillis Kennedy you could have these incredible

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Speaker 6: people that would double check with the Intel Agency are

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Speaker 6: saying to make sure that the President Trump's information flow

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Speaker 6: is robust. And by the way, the president has such

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Speaker 6: good instincts here, phenomenal instincts. I have no idea why

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Speaker 6: the President all of a sudden is saying two weeks.

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Speaker 6: Could it be that maybe he's just doing a little

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Speaker 6: of a double beat. Maybe he just wants to make

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Speaker 6: sure he gets all sides, no blind spots, because these

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Speaker 6: vary some Intel agencies, even though that we have great

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Speaker 6: people now running them, we have not rooted out all

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Speaker 6: of the cockroaches. These are the very Intel agencies that

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Speaker 6: targeted him and did Russia Gate and went and did

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Speaker 6: a foreign dossie funded by the Democrat National Committee while

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Speaker 6: they were lying about it to go get a warrant

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Speaker 6: against Donald Trump to displace him from becoming president. And

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Speaker 6: President Trump hasn't forgotten that. That's why we must trust

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Speaker 6: President Trump. But I have put together a list here,

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Speaker 6: and it's a working list of some things that we

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Speaker 6: the American people, deserve to know. And if you get

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Speaker 6: angry as I go through this list, I'm really suspicious

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Speaker 6: as to why we deserve answers to this, and maybe

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Speaker 6: some of these things we don't know. Maybe the answers

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Speaker 6: are there's a high risk we don't and that's fine,

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Speaker 6: that is an acceptable answer. Just be honest and tell

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Speaker 6: us the truth. Because there were lies about the invasion

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Speaker 6: of Afghanistan, there were lies about the Iraq War, there

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Speaker 6: were lies about the Libya civil war, there were lies

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Speaker 6: about the Syrian civil war. There were lies about what's

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Speaker 6: happening in Ukraine. And so before we involve America in

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Speaker 6: another military operation in Middle East, which might be the

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Speaker 6: right decision because Iran should not get a nuclear weapon,

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Speaker 6: here are some answers to some questions. If Fodah is

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Speaker 6: hit with an American bunker buster, will it totally take

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Speaker 6: out Iran's nuclear capability? What it is an approximation chance

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Speaker 6: that it will, Will the bunker buster actually work? And secondly,

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Speaker 6: what percent a chance that it will take out the

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Speaker 6: entire nuclear program of Iran. I was talking to some

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Speaker 6: people and they said, oh, this will be the death

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Speaker 6: blow of the nuclear program of Iran.

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Speaker 9: Is that right?

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Speaker 6: Because I actually don't think that's true, because we're told

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Speaker 6: right now that Iran is fifteen days out from a

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Speaker 6: nuke if they want it. Even after the Israeli strikes,

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Speaker 6: Even after the strikes that Israel has had a week later,

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Speaker 6: there's still fifteen days out. Can we play that? From

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Speaker 6: the US Ambassador to the UN? Can we play that

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Speaker 6: piece of tape please?

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Speaker 9: That we had.

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Speaker 6: It's very powerful. I don't know what cut it is

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Speaker 6: four hundred.

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Speaker 12: I have avoided this conflict had they agreed to a

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Speaker 12: deal that would have prevented them from ever obtaining a

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Speaker 12: nuclear weapon, but they refuse to do so, choosing instead

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Speaker 12: to delay and deny. We can no longer ignore that

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Speaker 12: Iran has all that it needs to achieve a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 12: All it needs is a decision from their supreme leader.

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Speaker 12: That is unacceptable, and this Council must urge them to

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Speaker 12: change course.

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