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Speaker 1: Good evening, everyone, and welcome to the Weeknight. I'm saman

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Speaker 1: Sanders Townsend with Eugene Daniels and Jackie Alamany in for

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Speaker 1: Alicia N.

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Speaker 2: Michael.

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Speaker 1: Let's get right to tonight's breaking news. Donald Trump just caved,

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Speaker 1: backing down from his fake deadline, averting for now what

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Speaker 1: the President described this morning as an attack on Iran

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Speaker 1: that would lead to the death of a quote whole civilization.

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Speaker 3: Let's continue our breaking coverage. Donald Trump has announced that

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Speaker 3: the United States has reached a two week ceasefire agreement

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Speaker 3: with Iran, contingent very important point here on Iran reopening

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Speaker 3: the Strait of Hormuz. Earlier tonight, timus Now reported that

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Speaker 3: more than fifty House Democrats are now calling for Trump's removal,

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Speaker 3: either through impeachment or the twenty fifth Amendment, in the

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Speaker 3: wake of Trump's threats against Iran.

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Speaker 4: Iran has been a threat to the United States and

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Speaker 4: the free world for forty seven years, chance of death

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Speaker 4: to America, targeting our people, killing Americans, lying and blackmailing

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Speaker 4: their way toward a nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 2: So they thought no longer, not on our watch.

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Speaker 4: Other presidents marked time and kick the can down the road.

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Speaker 4: President Trump made history, from the strike that took out

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Speaker 4: Kassum Sulimani, to tearing up the disastrous Obama Iran Deal,

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Speaker 4: to the precision campaign that obliterated Iran's nuclear sites in

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Speaker 4: Operation Midnight Hammer, to the decisive military victory we just

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Speaker 4: achieved in Operation Epic Fury. No other president has shown

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Speaker 4: the courage and resolve of this commander in chief.

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Speaker 2: President Trump forged this moment.

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Speaker 4: Iran begged for this ceasefire, and we all know it

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Speaker 4: as a president truth. This morning a big day for

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Speaker 4: world peace. Iran wants it to happen. They've had enough.

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Speaker 4: Operation Epic Fury was a historic and overwhelmed victory on

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Speaker 4: the battlefield, A capital v military victory by any measure.

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Speaker 4: Epic Fury decimated Iran's military and rendered it combat ineffective

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Speaker 4: for years to come. You see, had Iran refused our terms,

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Speaker 4: the next targets would have been their power plants, their bridges,

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Speaker 4: and oil and energy infrastructure, targets they could not defend

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Speaker 2: It would have taken.

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Speaker 4: Them decades, and we were locked and loaded.

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Speaker 2: They couldn't defend against it.

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Speaker 4: President Trump had the power to cripple Iran's entire economy

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Speaker 4: in minutes.

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Speaker 2: But he chose, He chose mercy.

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Speaker 4: He spared those targets because Iran accepted the ceasefire under

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Speaker 4: overwhelming pressure. This new regime was out of options and

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Speaker 4: out of time, so they cut a deal.

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Speaker 2: They know this.

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Speaker 4: This agreement means that they will never ever possess a

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Speaker 4: nuclear weapon. Under the terms, any nuclear material they should

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Speaker 4: have will be removed. Any material excuse me, they should

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Speaker 4: not have will be removed.

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Speaker 2: Right now.

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Speaker 4: Their dust is deeply buried and watched twenty four to

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Speaker 2: The President has been clear.

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Speaker 4: From the beginning there will be no Iranian nuclear weapons.

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Speaker 2: Period, full stop.

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Speaker 4: Other presidents said it, President Trump did it for decades.

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Speaker 4: Iran killed Americans with roadside bombs in Iraq, using cowardly

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Speaker 4: in Tehran.

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Speaker 2: They struck our embassies.

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Speaker 4: With car bombs and attacked from the shadows, never daring

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Speaker 4: And even when they got ucky one time in forty

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Speaker 2: Couldn't hold them.

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Speaker 4: In a daring fourteen hour rescue operation, seven hours in

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Speaker 4: not once.

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Speaker 2: But twice.

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Speaker 4: A daylight thunder run right up the middle of their country,

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Speaker 4: The Iranians humiliated and demoralized. We control their fate, not

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Speaker 4: the other way around. That's why they came to the table,

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Speaker 4: suffering their regime has inflicted around the world. Now we

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Speaker 4: have a chance at real peace and a real deal.

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Speaker 4: The War Department four now four now has done its part.

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Speaker 4: We stand ready in the background to ensure Iran upholds

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Speaker 4: every reasonable term. And as everyone knows, nobody makes a

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Speaker 5: Trump intersting, I tend to withhold judgment until we know

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Speaker 5: a little more. And see, we don't really know what's

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Speaker 5: I do think we've lost the plot though, Anderson. I mean,

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Speaker 5: you and I were talking back in January about the

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Speaker 5: I know exactly. I mean what we saw play out

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Speaker 5: in the last twenty four hours was so counter productive

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Speaker 5: to everything, and particularly the Iranian people are protesting for

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Speaker 5: their civilization, for Iranian nationalism, against the Islamic Republic, the

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Speaker 5: Islamic stake of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and we've

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Speaker 5: lost that. So look, we have to see as it

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Speaker 5: dost settles here. What's happening in the straight o her moves.

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Speaker 5: How intact is this regime, is a supreme leader even

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Speaker 6: Is the alive?

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Speaker 5: We actually don't know these answers, so we'll.

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Speaker 2: Have to see.

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Speaker 5: But obviously there are a lot of problematic elements here

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Speaker 5: right now, and I think it's going to require some

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Speaker 5: good diplomacy to try to pull them together.

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Speaker 7: Dave.

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Speaker 8: President Trump posted on true social this morning that there

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Speaker 8: has been a very productive regime change in Iran and

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Speaker 8: that there will be no enrichment of uranium and the

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Speaker 8: US will work with Iran to dig up and remove

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Speaker 8: the deeply very nuclear dust. So I've just said two

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Speaker 8: questions here. So both you, mister Secretary, and the President

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Speaker 8: have referred to a new regime in Iran.

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Speaker 2: So is this.

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Speaker 8: Not the regime that was at war with us for

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Speaker 8: forty seven years? And how do we what do we

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Speaker 8: think of when we're saying that this is a new regime.

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Speaker 8: What are we thinking and what are we saying there?

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Speaker 8: And then my second question is with any future deal.

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Speaker 9: With Iran, is they're handing over of all of their

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Speaker 9: enriched uranium and they're promising not to enrich any future

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Speaker 4: It's always been non negotiable that they won't have nuclear capabilities.

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Speaker 2: And so right now it's buried and we're watching it.

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Speaker 4: We know exactly what they have, and they know that,

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Speaker 4: and they will either give it to us, which the

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Speaker 4: President is laid out, they'll give it to us voluntarily,

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Speaker 4: we'll get it.

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Speaker 2: We'll take it, we'll take it out.

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Speaker 4: Or if we have to do something else ourselves, like

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Speaker 4: reserve that opportunity. But what's clear, what the Iranian the

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Speaker 4: new Iranian regime knows is they'll never have a nuclear

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Speaker 4: As far as the new regime, you heard the list

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Speaker 4: seen the full capability of the United States military and

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Speaker 4: has a new calculus about what it means to negotiate

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Speaker 4: with US. Hence why they came to the table wanting

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Speaker 4: to cease fire and the shooting to stop.

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Speaker 2: So this new regime, which.

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Speaker 4: The regime has been changed, has a different interaction with

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Speaker 10: You're saw one American news all thank you to our troops.

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Speaker 10: What role is our military playing in escorting vessels through

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Speaker 10: the straight of hoorn news at this point? And the

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Speaker 10: President said, I'm true social that the US will be

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Speaker 10: hanging around to make sure everything goes well. Obviously, mister secretary,

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Speaker 10: you just mentioned, you know, we know the scars from

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Speaker 10: hanging around in Iraq for decades, But what does that

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Speaker 4: We'll be hanging around. We're not going anywhere. We're going

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Speaker 4: to make sure Iran complies with this ceasefire and then

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Speaker 4: ultimately comes to the table and makes a deal.

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Speaker 2: So we'll stay put, stay ready, stay vigilant.

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Speaker 4: As the chairman laid out, our troops are prepared to defend,

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Speaker 4: order to ensure that Iran complies. As far as the

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Speaker 4: They will be sailing. And ultimately, as the President, we've

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Speaker 4: done an incredible job militarily inside the strate of horor

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Speaker 4: moves what Admiral Coop I failed to mention Admiral Cooper's name.

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Speaker 4: as the President has pointed out to the rest of

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Speaker 4: the world, we barely get any of our energy out

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Speaker 4: of the street, just a tiny fraction. It's time for

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Speaker 4: the rest of the world to step up and ensure

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Speaker 4: that that stays open. After President Trump and the War

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Speaker 11: But I will say that the President demands we have

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Speaker 11: The end of it, of uranium enrichment on the soil,

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Speaker 11: they have not suspended their ballistic missiles program. They're still

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Speaker 11: president's proposal. The question is the President using this two

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Speaker 11: if we can get this ultimately done. We'll see morning missus,

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Speaker 11: second charmy, mister Carirman, David Zeer, Real America's voice during

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Speaker 11: the ceasefire.

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Speaker 12: What do we do when we see Iran re arming, regrouping,

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Speaker 13: We're still working through the.

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Speaker 14: Specific details around that particular shootdown, and the crews when

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Speaker 14: they normally return, go through a debriefing process along with

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Speaker 14: the other members of that flight that we're out there,

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Speaker 14: and they'll go back as they always do and forensically

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Speaker 14: look at what are the tactical lessons learned. Did we

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Speaker 14: censor see something? Could we have done something different? We

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Speaker 14: do that, as I mentioned in a prior press conference,

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Speaker 14: every single time we take any loss like that, so

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Speaker 14: that we become a quick learning organization. On the other

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Speaker 14: part of your question around the movement of Iranian military forces,

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Speaker 14: US Sentcom will continue to monitor that situation. They will

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Speaker 14: continue to have a series of response options, and if

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Speaker 14: need be, will come to the Secretary and of the

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Speaker 14: President for guidance and be prepared to do the things

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Speaker 14: in accordance with the normal procedures that we have.

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Speaker 4: more they emplace forces, the more easily targetable they are

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Speaker 16: I came, I forget the political article from last week.

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Speaker 6: That's it.

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Speaker 6: Good news is, Steve, it was quick, and we've been.

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Speaker 17: Talking about how this needs to happen quicker so that

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Speaker 17: You can I just touch on one of the points

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Speaker 16: But here here's I think it's I think it's directionally

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Speaker 16: I don't know if they're going to anybody horn in

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Speaker 13: It's just a temporary seas firing.

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Speaker 16: There's a huge you know, the point they made and

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Speaker 13: You actually use our word there reparations.

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Speaker 16: I think President Trump's you know, eyes would cross if

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Speaker 13: Eric, We'll see you back.

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Speaker 16: And do a transition with you at four We'll let

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Speaker 13: What's your social media and where they go to get

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Speaker 6: At Eric Bowling with a Sea, Just keep it on WRAV.

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Speaker 6: I'm all over the place.

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Speaker 17: That's Steve, You're really all over the place and always

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Speaker 17: that we've been talking about for the last forty days

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Speaker 17: and the war room for having well anyone can report

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Speaker 17: the news. You go to the war room, you find

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Speaker 17: what's going to happen next, which is all the difference

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Speaker 6: See at four fifty.

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Speaker 16: On this morning show, we got Bowling, Pasobic, Sam Fattus,

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Speaker 16: as wide a range as possible. If Gaffey you get,

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Speaker 16: we're gonna get you the neo cons and we're gonna

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Speaker 13: Can't be told what to do. You got to come

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Speaker 13: up think about it yourself, you use your agency. Eric.

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Speaker 13: Thank you so much. Jack Bosovic.

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Speaker 16: You're going to give us a bigger strategic picture here,

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Speaker 16: because there's a bigger strategic picture. But just tell me

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Speaker 16: of what you've seen so far, particularly the direction you

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Speaker 16: heard today at the Pentagon, what President Trump's been saying

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Speaker 16: our military you're a naval intelligence officer. But also the

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Speaker 16: Iranians are running around Europe saying we won this. They've

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Speaker 16: agreed to these ten points and these are maximus positions.

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Speaker 18: Your thoughts, sir, Well, Steve, I'm not gonna believe any

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Speaker 18: ten points until I hear them from the President of

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Speaker 18: United States Donald J.

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Speaker 13: Trump.

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Speaker 18: And we've seen ten points and five points and fifteen

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Speaker 18: points in Pakistan came out with THEIRS, and the Chinese

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Speaker 18: Communist Party came out with THEIRS as well. And so

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Speaker 18: we have to see when the dust settles, perhaps the

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Speaker 18: nuclear dust in this case, when it settles, to figure

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Speaker 18: out what's going on. But I keep saying, and I've

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Speaker 18: said from the very start, that this people are looking

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Speaker 18: at it and they're saying Israel, Iran, the United States.

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Speaker 18: But I would submit to you that everyone is looking

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Speaker 18: at the wrong straight.

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Speaker 13: This has always been about China.

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Speaker 18: This is about China and the bricks and the multipolarity,

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Speaker 18: trying to rise themselves above what they see as the

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Speaker 18: US dominated UNI polarity, and they're trying to position this

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Speaker 18: you're already seeing this step. They're trying to position this

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Speaker 18: as an American Suez. And they're talking about the fact

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Speaker 18: that the tolls were taken, as I've talked about just

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Speaker 18: about every time I've been on here, going back to

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Speaker 18: day one, the fact that the tolls are being taken

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Speaker 18: in Chinese yu Won. This is a trial run on

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Speaker 18: the world stage with everyone looking proof of concept of

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Speaker 18: de dollarization, deed dollarization with oil time sales backed in

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Speaker 18: Chinese currency. Don't think for a second that that is

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Speaker 18: not bricks, that's not the Belton Road initiative. That's bri I.

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Speaker 18: And what is she Jinping doing in just a couple

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Speaker 18: of days. Well, the leader of the Taiwan Opposition Party

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Speaker 18: just landed in China and she is going over to

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Speaker 18: meet with Shi Jinping.

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Speaker 16: Hold it it's the party founded by Shang Kai Shak.

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Speaker 13: It's the it is KMT.

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Speaker 18: They put Chairman Mao together at gunpoint when to say

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Speaker 18: you got to fight the Japanese and the and join together.

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Speaker 13: You know, it's it's kind of like you got the.

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Speaker 18: Ghost of Shang Kai Shak and the ghost of Chairman

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Speaker 18: Mao looking down.

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Speaker 16: Okay, real quickly, I need I got about a minute.

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Speaker 16: Give tell the tell this audience. Why when they call

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Speaker 16: this the American when the Chinese are sitting there saying

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Speaker 16: this is the American Suez? What does that mean for

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Speaker 16: people to study geopolitics, sir, Well, for people looking from.

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Speaker 18: A geopolitical perspective, When I believe it was Nasser nationalized

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Speaker 18: the Suez Canal against the British and said we're going

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Speaker 18: to take this and we're going to have control of

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Speaker 18: this canal. Now again the key maritime choke point. The

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Speaker 18: British came in, they went to force it back open.

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Speaker 18: The US said, no, we're not going to get involved,

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Speaker 18: We're not interested. The countries in the region said no,

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Speaker 18: you know, we're not going to do this. That forced

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Speaker 18: a withdrawal in that case, which we haven't seen in

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Speaker 18: this case, by the way, but it marks sort of

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Speaker 18: the you know, the idea that on the world states

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Speaker 18: that the British Empire was no more that Pax Britannia,

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Speaker 18: no longer ruled the waves, and so the Chinese are

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Speaker 18: very quietly trying to put that out now.

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Speaker 13: But that's what's happened to Pax Americana.

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Speaker 16: Hang, We're going to getting more into this pasobic Captain

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Speaker 16: Fanel sam fattis on the.

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Speaker 7: Other side social he threatened to wipe out a civilization.

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Speaker 7: That statement elicited a huge response in America. If Iran

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Speaker 7: did not come to the table and make a deal

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Speaker 7: yesterday by the deadline. Was the president really prepared to

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Speaker 7: wipe out Iran entirely?

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Speaker 4: Like I said, we had a target set locked and

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Speaker 4: loaded of infrastructure, bridges, power plants.

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Speaker 2: Remember, this is a terror regime.

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Speaker 4: The military regime used all of these things for dual

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Speaker 4: use to fund their military, to fund their terror campus.

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Speaker 2: We had a lot of legitimate targets.

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Speaker 4: They knew exactly the scope of what we were capable of.

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Speaker 4: We had some military targets on karg which is a

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Speaker 4: bit of a signal they can't defend it. And so

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Speaker 4: the Iran ultimately understood their ability, their future to produce,

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Speaker 4: to generate.

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Speaker 2: Power to fuel their terrorist.

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Speaker 4: Regime was in our hands, was in President Trump's hands.

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Speaker 4: That's why they came to the table. He ultimately said,

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Speaker 4: we can take it all from you. Your ability to

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Speaker 4: export energy will be taken away. The state's military has

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Speaker 4: the ability to strike those things with impunity. That type

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Speaker 4: of threat is what brought them to the place where

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Speaker 4: they effectively say, hey, okay, we want to cut this deal.

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Speaker 13: You know, it's interesting. I think it was Skevin Fanel yesterday.

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Speaker 16: It was yesterday said that the love tap that the

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Speaker 16: president of the Sincom gave carg Island on the military

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Speaker 16: was a precursor what was going to happen Reagan. Reese

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Speaker 16: joins us Reagan bold question. Really appreciate you asking it,

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Speaker 16: particularly coming from what I would call the daily call

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Speaker 16: of more conservative media, you know New York Times, Eber saying,

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Speaker 16: all these are softball questions. You guys ask anything, but

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Speaker 16: you ask great questions all the time. What did you

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Speaker 16: think of the response?

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Speaker 7: Well, first, I just wanted to say, Steve, yesterday, I

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Speaker 7: got a lot of techs from friends and family who

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Speaker 7: are big supporters of President Trump's who were worried about

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Speaker 7: that truth social post, who were scared, who didn't know

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Speaker 7: what to expect to thought that a larger war was

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Speaker 7: going to escalate, and That's why I felt this question

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Speaker 7: was really important to ask, like what was behind this threat?

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Speaker 13: Was it a real threat?

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Speaker 7: The response, you know, the underlying question within my question

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Speaker 7: is where we going to go after civilians? Were we

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Speaker 7: actually going to just flatten Ran entirely? And what Secretary

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Speaker 7: Hike sat there says is that they were going to

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Speaker 7: target infrastructure, bridges, energy plants, et cetera. He goes on

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Speaker 7: to say that they are going to target places that

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Speaker 7: fuel the Iranian regime, which signals to me that it

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Speaker 7: was going to still be you know, within the balance

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Speaker 7: of this war, is going to really just threaten Aron's military.

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Speaker 7: And like you mentioned before, carg Island, those threats, those

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Speaker 7: attacks that they made there was kind of a preview

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Speaker 7: of what was to come, and so some are interpreting

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Speaker 7: it as yes, they were going to follow through on

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Speaker 7: the threat. It's hard to say you won't never want

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Speaker 7: to take what they say is face value, And honestly,

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Speaker 7: that's why I'm considering recycling the question for other administration

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Speaker 7: officials later today.

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Speaker 16: Oh wow, Reagan, before I let you bounce, because I

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Speaker 16: know you're super busy today and thank you for taking

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Speaker 16: time out to come on. You know, you've you've been

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Speaker 16: in the ovale and interviewed the President.

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Speaker 13: I believe it was one on one.

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Speaker 16: You're highly regarded by the White House communicating communication staff

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Speaker 16: because you're pulling kind of double duty. You're at the

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Speaker 16: White House and at the Pentagon when it's important. As

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Speaker 16: you look at this thing today, what did we actually

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Speaker 16: agree to? Because we're going to treat a PARSI on later,

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Speaker 16: the Iranians are putting out this maximus position of these

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Speaker 16: ten that include reparations, they control horror moves under kind

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Speaker 16: of our guidance or and at least President Trump and

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Speaker 16: others are saying, well, that's not the ten we agreed to.

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Speaker 13: They're different.

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Speaker 16: As you see it right now, as one of our

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Speaker 16: top reporters, what was actually agreed to get us to

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Speaker 16: kind of this joint stand down that everybody appears once.

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Speaker 13: Well, that's the question, Steve.

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Speaker 7: I mean, I've been talking to other reporters, because that's

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Speaker 7: you don't just talk to your sources, you talk to

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Speaker 7: other reporters to hear what they know. And everyone is

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Speaker 7: a little bit unsure exactly on what we agreed to.

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Speaker 7: I think the big question is is did we agree

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Speaker 7: to something temporary or is this war completely over? A

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Speaker 7: lot of the messaging you see in coming out of

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Speaker 7: the administration is that this cease fire is within the

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Speaker 7: balance of that timeline that the President originally set that

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Speaker 7: four to six weeks, and so that signals to me

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Speaker 7: that this isn't just a temporary cease fire. This is

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Speaker 7: an official end to the war. But then you go

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Speaker 7: to the Pentagon press briefing today and you hear from

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Speaker 7: Secretary Hegseth who says we're going to continue to hang

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Speaker 7: out in the air and the Pentagon is still in

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Speaker 7: standby in case they need to strike and fire back

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Speaker 7: up again. And so I think the big question is,

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Speaker 7: you know, there are a bunch of different things within

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Speaker 7: this ten point fifteen point plan, but did we actually

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Speaker 7: agree to end the war or is this just going

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Speaker 7: to last a couple of days and it's going to

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Speaker 7: keep going. That's something I'm not seeing people really talk about,

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Speaker 7: and I think that's key to consider as you're reading

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Speaker 7: everything that's coming out of the administration.

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Speaker 16: Absolutely central Reagan. Where do people get you on social

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Speaker 16: media and over the Daily Caller for your reporting?

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Speaker 7: Ma'am, I'm on all the platforms. Instagram, regrettably. I'm on TikTok,

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Speaker 7: I'm on Twitter or x at. Regan Reese underscore very easy.

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Speaker 13: Thank you, ma'am. Great job of the Daily Caller. Thank you,

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Speaker 13: Jack Pasovic. Back to you.

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Speaker 16: It's a frame work to kind of get to something

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Speaker 16: more permanent or semi permanent, or however it is. But

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Speaker 16: you can tell the direction of President Trump and the Pentagon.

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Speaker 16: They feel they've achieved their objectives. Your thoughts on this,

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Speaker 16: particularly the Maximum's position that the Iranians are taking this

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Speaker 16: entire thing and let's call them what they are, they're

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Speaker 16: sponsors in Beijing, sir.

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Speaker 18: Well, see that's exactly like. Look, Iran is attempting to

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Speaker 18: frame this. Remember, not just for the regional partners, or

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Speaker 18: I should say regional adversaries, the Arab states, the Saudis,

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Speaker 18: who have always been their top regional rival. They're also

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Speaker 18: their backing of China. This is all about their independence,

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Speaker 18: but also their local domestic population. They need to go

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Speaker 18: and bring us out to the domestic population to say, look,

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Speaker 18: they took out our supreme leader. They turned them into

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Speaker 18: a glorious martyr. Now we were able to say that

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Speaker 18: we want we defeated them. They said, they were going

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Speaker 18: to white us out. That didn't happen. They said they

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Speaker 18: were going to take out the revolution that didn't happen.

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Speaker 18: And Steve were also, you know, I'm paying very close

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Speaker 18: attention to see what's going to happen with the Supreme Leader,

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Speaker 18: because they said this guy was so worried about assassinations

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Speaker 18: that he's been sending handwritten notes so that the CIA

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Speaker 18: and Masad wouldn't be able to track the electronics that

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Speaker 18: were going in to exactly where he is. The same way,

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Speaker 18: and the New York Post has the story up that

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Speaker 18: the American airmen was saved by just being able to

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Speaker 18: use AI to find the beating of his heart using

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Speaker 18: this system called ghost murmur.

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Speaker 13: If that report is to be believed, that they were

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Speaker 13: able to.

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Speaker 18: Track a human heartbeat in the middle of the desert

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Speaker 18: and use these type of signals to be able to

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Speaker 18: track potentially even specific individuals.

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Speaker 13: So, Steve, there's a lot to be said here. I

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Speaker 13: do think that the.

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Speaker 18: Iranians look there, and a lot of these people who

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Speaker 18: are saying, oh, Iron did so well, they overperformed. You

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Speaker 18: got to look at the scoreboard. The scoreboard does not

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Speaker 18: show that Iran was able to fight off the Americans

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Speaker 18: and the amount of damage that they committed to Israel.

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Speaker 18: While they were able to punch through the Iron Dome

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Speaker 18: in a number of times, the damage was quite frankly deminimous.

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Speaker 13: It was deminimous. So is Israel and vulnerable.

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Speaker 18: No, but they didn't do anything to knock off the

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Speaker 18: stability of Israel whatsoever.

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Speaker 13: The way that they're running around claiming that they.

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Speaker 18: Did, and the United States continued to be able to

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Speaker 18: pound them.

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Speaker 13: So are they toothless? No, But they are not some

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Speaker 13: kind of.

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Speaker 18: Monster that's about to take over the Middle East the

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Speaker 18: way that they're saying they're just.

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Speaker 13: Not so Steve.

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Speaker 18: What we see here, though, I think is that the

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Speaker 18: President is working in to create a new normal for

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Speaker 18: the Middle East, a new normal whereby in you're going

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Speaker 18: to have the Americans, you're going to have the Gulf Nations.

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Speaker 18: Israel will be there, of course, But perhaps, and I

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Speaker 18: keep saying this, this is all about a grand deal

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Speaker 18: that we're going to see between the United States and China.

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Speaker 18: Come when May fourteenth, when the President heads over to

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Speaker 18: Beijing to sit down as well with Sijinping.

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Speaker 16: Well, that's the whole thing about Americans who has because

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Speaker 16: that's the issue. It's Cavin Finel's drilled into us to

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Speaker 16: keep the main thing, the main thing, the defense of Taiwan,

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Speaker 16: is in the vital national security.

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Speaker 13: Interests of the United States. Let me just reiterate this.

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Speaker 16: The Middle East and the Golf Emirates and the Persian Gulf,

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Speaker 16: in Ukraine, you rolled it all up.

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Speaker 13: It's a side show. It's just a side show. In

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Speaker 13: the Israel situation is a site.

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Speaker 16: I don't care what Mark Levin and all his colleagues

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Speaker 16: are all throwing the toys out of the pram this morning.

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Speaker 16: President Trump goes from the World's greatest leader to Oh,

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Speaker 16: you're quitting too early. The Israel first crowd, that's a

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Speaker 16: side show. To a side show. When they talk about

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Speaker 16: American Suez with the Suez Canal, NASA and Arab nationalists

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Speaker 16: not although supposedly a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, but

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Speaker 16: he's an Arab nationalists and the era of Arab nationalism

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Speaker 16: decided to take the Suez Canal. Both Israel and the

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Speaker 16: Brits put together a counter striking force and they assumed

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Speaker 16: that the United States of America was going to be

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Speaker 16: there with them. And it was general Eisenhower, who had

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Speaker 16: led the coalition in the Great Crusade and World War

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Speaker 16: or two in Europe, said we're not doing that. That's

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Speaker 16: kind of outside of our bailey.

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Speaker 6: Wick.

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Speaker 15: Uh.

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Speaker 16: You know, we fought in the desert against Rama. We're

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Speaker 16: not going back there. You guys are going to have

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Speaker 16: to handle his own. And that was a shock, Anthony Eden.

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Speaker 16: These guys were in shock. And it was really the

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Speaker 16: really the beginning of the at least the end of

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Speaker 16: the Empire east of Suez. It came as a shock.

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Speaker 16: That's why you're going to hear this is America's Suez

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Speaker 16: right here. What President Trump did, I think, far far,

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Speaker 16: far from it. Both the hemispheric defense from the Arctic

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Speaker 16: all the way through South America, coupled with really where

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Speaker 16: our strategic strategic.

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Speaker 13: Pivot is Jack.

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Speaker 16: It's not mckinder's Central Asian heartland. It's the vast Pacific Ocean,

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Speaker 16: which is an American lake. And you take you take

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Speaker 16: the three Island chains, which gets you right up there

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Speaker 16: to Taiwan. That is in the vital national security interests

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Speaker 16: of the good old United States of America.

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Speaker 13: You're absolutely correct, this is going to be one.

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Speaker 16: Thing you bring up ai before I let you go, folks,

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Speaker 16: we were going to start the show this morning. Even

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Speaker 16: with everything that happen overnight, the single most important story

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Speaker 16: today has nothing to do with, or at least nothing

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Speaker 16: to do with, what happened in the Middle East except

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Speaker 16: maybe some of the operations. It's artificial intelligence. It's anthropic

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Speaker 16: and now people can understand what this big fight between

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Speaker 16: the Pentagon and Anthropic and if my crack team can

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Speaker 16: put it up, so Jim Vanderhay and Mike Allen over

735
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Speaker 16: that have real insights, and with these CEOs, Jack have

736
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Speaker 16: put up a story everyone has to read this morning,

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Speaker 16: and we'll have Joe Allen Mark Bill in the cast

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Speaker 16: of All Stars on this afternoon. This is the single

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Speaker 16: most important thing that's been revealed. It ain't about the

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Speaker 16: Middle East, It's not about the straight over A moves.

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Speaker 13: This is about species. You guessed it.

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Speaker 16: As we've been warning, there are systems out there in

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Speaker 16: AI models that cannot be controlled by the AI.

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Speaker 13: By the AI guys, they admit this.

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Speaker 16: It turns out, they say the White House has known

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Speaker 16: this for six weeks. Other people in the industry have

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Speaker 16: known it for a couple of months.

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Speaker 13: Jack, I think that's part of what. I think this

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Speaker 13: is part of the.

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Speaker 16: Battle with the Pentagon they've had. Also, I think this

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Speaker 16: is what the system you just talked about. People have

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Speaker 16: been blowing Jack and our eye up behind the scenes, saying, hey,

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Speaker 16: there's super weapons that are about to be deployed. There's

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Speaker 16: all these super weapons, like greater than tactical nuclear weapons.

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Speaker 13: I believe this is part of it, Jack Posovic, You.

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Speaker 18: Steve, there's no question that AI is the new super weapon.

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Speaker 18: AI is going to be the nukes of the future

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Speaker 18: and the real danger here. And you look at the

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Speaker 18: Axios piece that's out today talking about how the how

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Speaker 18: DC governs by crisis. It's one of the best lines

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Speaker 18: I've ever heard because it's exactly true, and it holds

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Speaker 18: true across administrations. But there's a pause that I think

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Speaker 18: that people really need to understand, and you don't need to.

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Speaker 13: Go full Joe Allen and dark A.

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Speaker 18: On which of course we've got the we've got a

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Speaker 18: copy of it sitting right over here. But people need

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Speaker 18: to understand, you one of these things up, Claude or anthropic,

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Speaker 18: hook that up to an aircraft carrier. You hooked that

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Speaker 18: up to the USS, Gerald Ford, if you hooked that

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Speaker 18: up to America's nuclear missile stockpile. What is going to

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Speaker 18: happen next? Even one F thirty five lightning two. If

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Speaker 18: you hooked us up, this thing goes self aware. Suddenly

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Speaker 18: it's gonna be and it's and by the way, it's

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Speaker 18: not just going to go after other countries. It's going

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Speaker 18: to link up with other ais and that is the danger.

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Speaker 16: By the way, it's like the Terminator movie. Skynet is

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Speaker 16: self aware.

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Speaker 13: Jack.

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Speaker 16: What's your social media? I know you got a bounce.

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Speaker 16: Thanks for joining us morning where people go and thanks

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Speaker 16: so much and God blessed the past. You're going to

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Speaker 16: be up at Jack Psobic of course here later today

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Speaker 16: Real America's Voice two pm Eastern and then you get

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Speaker 16: the podcast. We'll have to sit rep out every day. Amazing, Jack,

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Speaker 16: look forward to seeing you too, Jack Psobic, Okay, finel

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Speaker 16: fatus next.

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Speaker 13: Confuse your host Stephen k Maas Okay, to get you up.

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Speaker 16: This being reporting UAE and Kuwait are reporting that they're

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Speaker 16: being hit by missiles still also, I think they went

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Speaker 16: after I don't know if the UTIs their allies or

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Speaker 16: the Revolutionary Guard did try to strike at the pipeline

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Speaker 16: that going to the Red Sea of the Saudi's also Netnyas,

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Speaker 16: whose office has reconfirmed what they said overnight. We'll get

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Speaker 16: Vetus in on this one. That Lebanon is not part

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Speaker 16: of this deal. Sorry, not sorry. That might be surprising

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Speaker 16: to the guy at sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue.

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Speaker 13: But we're going to get to all that.

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Speaker 16: Captain Fanel, you've done amazing reporting here of the military

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Speaker 16: aspects of this. Let me just ask you, though brought

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Speaker 16: it out for a second, is this the American Suez

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Speaker 16: or what happens in Beijing tentatively scheduled for I think

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Speaker 16: the thirteenth fourteenth, fifteenth of May and Taiwan. As you know,

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Speaker 16: the Komingtan is over there right now, cow towing with

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Speaker 16: with Shang Kai shehek be rolling over in his grave,

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Speaker 16: cow towing to Beijing over the next couple of days

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Speaker 16: as a tee up for that meeting to jam us,

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Speaker 16: is that going to be the American Seuez?

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Speaker 19: Sir Steve, I agreed with what you said to Jack

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Speaker 19: in the previous segment. I do not see this as

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Speaker 19: American Suez. The performance over the last thirty nine days

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Speaker 19: of our combat forces against Iran is unprecedented history. So

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Speaker 19: I would say this is more like, uh, you know,

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Speaker 19: the end of World War II, in a sense that

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Speaker 19: we've done something very significant. It's not over, but in

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Speaker 19: terms of what we've been able to demonstrate is really

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Speaker 19: really unprecedented in terms of the ability of our military

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Speaker 19: to systematically bring a nation to come to a negotiating

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Speaker 19: table like this in just less than five weeks. So

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Speaker 19: I think that's what history will see ins and Trump's

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Speaker 19: aware of this impact from China and the impact on China.

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Speaker 13: He's put out today.

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Speaker 19: He said, I'm putting a fifty percent tariff on any

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Speaker 19: armed suppliers to Iran. And that's important because in the

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Speaker 19: last six weeks, China has supplied sodium percolate, which is

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Speaker 19: used to build blistic missiles on a number of five

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Speaker 19: Aristole ships, Iranian ships, Revolutionary Guard supply ships that have

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Speaker 19: come in over the course of the last six weeks.

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Speaker 19: So he's saying, now, if you do this, China, you're

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Speaker 19: going to lose fifty percent of your trade with the

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Speaker 19: United States. So this is well thought out and he's

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Speaker 19: aware of what's going on, and so I think the

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Speaker 19: message is we're going to dominate this area.

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Speaker 13: We have dominated it, We're going to open it up.

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Speaker 19: One of the tests will clearly be will the straight

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Speaker 19: open without this one or two million dollars fee that

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Speaker 19: the Iranians are somehow trying to claim that they're taking.

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Speaker 19: Oman has already come out in the last four hours

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Speaker 19: and said we will not pay you anything. So this

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Speaker 19: is kind of significant, and I think the rest of

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Speaker 19: the world, based on the United Nations conventional law to see,

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Speaker 19: there's going to be a lot of pushback internationally to

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Speaker 19: say we're not going to pay to transit through an

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Speaker 19: international waterway, and that'll the test will be if that's

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Speaker 19: allowed to happen. Maybe if we see a United States

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Speaker 19: Navy warship conductive freedom of navigation transit without being attack, that'll.

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Speaker 13: Demonstrate our power there.

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Speaker 19: But again back to.

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Speaker 16: The missions, hang but hang on, I want to talk

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Speaker 16: about the border mission, but they're also saying there's paid

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Speaker 16: in Chinese.

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Speaker 13: You on, would you not agree with me that the.

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Speaker 16: Recommendation we would make to the president right now the

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Speaker 16: Commander in chief is like, as this thing gets another

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Speaker 16: week into it and we get more refinement on the

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Speaker 16: ten points for the intermediate ceasefire and then for a

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Speaker 16: longer kind of peace arrangement. I don't think it's going

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Speaker 16: to be a treaty, but some acknowledgment that we're going

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Speaker 16: to lay our arms down. Shouldn't we take both carrier

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Speaker 16: battle groups in the North Arabian Sea and maybe take

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Speaker 16: the ripley in a couple and transfer those back through

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Speaker 16: the Straits of Malacca to the South China Sea and

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Speaker 16: maybe have them do freedom of navigation runs which we

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Speaker 16: haven't done in the Straits of Taiwan, to let the

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Speaker 16: masters in Beijing know that the United States Navy's here

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Speaker 16: and it just kicked ass in the Middle East, and

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Speaker 16: it's prepared to defend Taiwan.

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Speaker 19: Sir uh I have been calling for a long time

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Speaker 19: for the United States Navy to send an aircraft carrier

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Speaker 19: strike group, not just a destroyer, not just something with

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Speaker 19: an aircraft like a PA, but we need to send

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Speaker 19: an aircraft carrier through the last time the United States

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Speaker 19: Navy aircraft carrier went through the Taiwan straight was in

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Speaker 19: two thousand and seven USS Kiddihawk, which I had just

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Speaker 19: served on previously a couple of years before, and it

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Speaker 19: was only because there had been a typhoon coming up

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Speaker 19: through the South China Sea and they had to get

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Speaker 19: out of the port quickly to escape the typhoon that

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Speaker 19: they actually went through. So we have not enforced our

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Speaker 19: freedom of navigation statements. We've heard from many administrations. Fly anywhere,

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Speaker 19: sail anywhere, steam anywhere. It sounds good, but you got

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Speaker 19: to do it, you got to follow through. So I

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Speaker 19: would suggest we do a freedom of navigation through the

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Speaker 19: straight of horror moves, and then when the Lincoln's done

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Speaker 19: and this thing has now calmed down and we feel confident,

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Speaker 19: maybe we leave the bush in the med But when

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Speaker 19: the Lincoln goes home, she should come back through the

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Speaker 19: Straight of Lock and then go right up through the

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Speaker 19: Timewan Straight as a signal to g and the rest

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Speaker 19: of them that hey, what's good for the goose will

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Speaker 19: be good for the gander, which is you China.

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Speaker 13: So don't get any ideas about Taiwan.

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Speaker 16: Walk me through your concerns about the enforcement of the ceasefire.

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Speaker 16: There's already kind of a scrambling around of you. What

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Speaker 16: you just mentioned, what's going to happen in the straight

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Speaker 16: of her moves?

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Speaker 13: Are they going to charge your fee?

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Speaker 16: What's it going to be paid in or are they

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Speaker 16: just going to blow that off other aspects of their

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Speaker 16: nuclear weapons capability? Mark Levin and these guys saying, you

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Speaker 16: haven't done the job there. You still need to go

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Speaker 16: get the nuclear dust. Your thoughts on the continued potential

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Speaker 16: of military operations here.

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Speaker 19: I think there's still a real potential. I mean, in

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Speaker 19: Secretary of War Hexeth mentioned that there's still some strikes happening.

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Speaker 19: There's still some kinetic action from the Iranians, and they're

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Speaker 19: attributing that to the poor command and control and communications

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Speaker 19: and this mosaic architecture that Sam's told us about.

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Speaker 13: Fine, so we'll.

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Speaker 19: Let that go for a couple of days, but if

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Speaker 19: that continues, then we've got a problem. But I think

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Speaker 19: the real bigger issue is the nuclear issue, which is

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Speaker 19: the no enrichment of a uranium, which we have said

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Speaker 19: is part of our points and the Uranians have said

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Speaker 19: will never allow that. And then there was also in

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Speaker 19: our comments about nuclear dust, as you mentioned, a joint

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Speaker 19: excavation and removal joint US Iranian program. If the Iranians

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Speaker 19: agree to that, that would be phenomenal. Let's see what happens.

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Speaker 19: So I think what happens here.

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Speaker 13: I think it's in Friday and Pakistan. We'll let us

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Speaker 13: know more about that, but that would be for me

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Speaker 13: the key sticking point. Nukes Captain Hangar for one second.

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Speaker 13: I know you get a bounce, but I want to

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Speaker 13: get you on the other side.

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Speaker 16: Treat a Parsi is going to join us tentatively, Russell

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Speaker 16: I got Sam Fatis. All this talk about what's going

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Speaker 16: to happen in Beijing. All this talk now Beijing saying

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Speaker 16: that they were very involved both with their partners in Pakistan.

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Speaker 13: And in the Persians.

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Speaker 16: Talk about paying this toll in Chinese yuan, not petro dollars.

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Speaker 13: End of the dollar Empire.

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Speaker 16: Understand what the bricks nations are trying to do, how

932
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Speaker 16: it impacts gold. Why gold has been a hedge for

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Speaker 16: three thousand years in times of financial turbulence.

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Speaker 13: Birch Gold dot.

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Speaker 16: Com promo code Bannon, the end of the dollar Empire.

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Speaker 13: Talk to Philip Patrick and the team. Do it today,

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Speaker 13: not tomorrow, Today, shortly