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Speaker 1: And Brett.

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Speaker 2: Let me just start with you.

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Speaker 3: Actually, General, let me start with you because I want

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Speaker 3: to ask about the Kuwaiti oil tanker as we're still

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Speaker 3: getting new information that it is on fire off the

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Speaker 4: How concerning is that.

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Speaker 5: Well, it's very concerning. It indicates that the air defense

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Speaker 5: systems that we have in the region aren't covering some

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Speaker 5: of the most critical assets we have. I haven't said

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Speaker 5: that this is about the thirteenth tanker that's been hit

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Speaker 5: since beginning of the war. Of the twenty two commercial

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Speaker 5: ships that have been hit since February twenty eight, we

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Speaker 5: should expect more of this. I don't think we can

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Speaker 5: defend all of them. It will certainly make it harder

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Speaker 4: How unusual is this?

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Speaker 3: Have you been in negotiations not being sure if you're

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Speaker 3: talking to the right people.

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Speaker 6: I wish I could say it's totally unusual, but look,

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Speaker 6: in this circumstance, we don't only know who's in charge

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Speaker 6: in Tehran, so this is like completely unprecedent. I'm sure

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Speaker 6: our analysts who know are on so well, trying to

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Speaker 6: figure out what's happening. You know, John, think about even

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Speaker 6: when Supreme Leader Haminee, who was killed in the beginning

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Speaker 6: Very hard for one person to say this is how

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Speaker 6: it's going to be. And I suspect in Tehran right now,

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Speaker 6: you know, these messages going back and forth have caused

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Speaker 6: a debate. There's probably fractures and what the Trump administration

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Speaker 6: is asking Iran to do, and they have a set

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Speaker 6: of reasonable asks, particularly on the nuclear program. Give up

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Speaker 6: Iran has never agreed to do that. So if they

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Speaker 6: were John to come in with a new position and say, actually,

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Speaker 6: We want to have a cease fire, sanctions relief, that's

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Speaker 6: going to be a huge decision in their system. And

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Speaker 6: I don't think anyone right now in Tehran is powerful

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Speaker 6: more thing, negotiating with the Iranians, nothing is ever fast.

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Speaker 6: It takes time. They deliberate the you know, they have

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Speaker 6: this process they go through. They always demand one change

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Speaker 6: or another. And that's when they had a system that

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Speaker 6: you could somewhat predict, so even more confusing now, So yeah,

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Speaker 6: it's going to be hard to get a quick outcome here.

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Speaker 7: This new regime, because regime change has occurred, should be

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Speaker 7: wiser than the last.

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Speaker 2: President.

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Speaker 7: Trump will make a deal he is willing, and the

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Speaker 7: terms of the dealer known to them. If Iran is

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Speaker 7: not willing, then the United States War Department will continue

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Speaker 7: with even more intensity.

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Speaker 8: Now share an operational update, Our Joint Force continues to

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Speaker 8: focus on our military objectives as we systematically continue to

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Speaker 8: degrade and destroy Iran's ability to project power and threaten

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Speaker 8: stability beyond its borders. First, the Joint Force continues to

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Speaker 8: feed these programs, and this remains a truly joint effort

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Speaker 8: struck more than eleven thousand targets. Given the increase in

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Speaker 8: we've talked about. Second, on the navy front, we continue

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Speaker 8: our campaign against our defense industrial base at scale. This

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Speaker 7: As far as President Trump and boots on the ground,

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Speaker 7: I don't understand why the base, which they have already

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Speaker 7: they understand, wouldn't have faith in his ability to execute

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Speaker 7: through strength America. First outcomes what he's simply saying, and

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Speaker 7: he's exactly true. And I've said from this podium too.

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Speaker 7: We're not going to foreclose any option. You can't fight

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Speaker 7: and win a war if you tell your adversary what

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Speaker 7: you are willing to do or what you are not

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Speaker 7: willing to do, to include boots on the ground. The

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Speaker 7: and guess what there are. So if we needed to,

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Speaker 7: we could execute those options on behalf of the President

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Speaker 7: don't have to use them at all, maybe negotiations work,

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Speaker 7: or maybe there's a different approach. But the point is

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Speaker 7: what you're willing to do or not do. But if

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Speaker 7: anybody has internalized the lessons of Iraq and Afghanistan as

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Speaker 7: the first one President Trump to call them out for

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Speaker 7: what they are, he's not going to repeat those lessons,

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Speaker 7: and I think I've been very clear about that from

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Speaker 3: But removing Iran's enriched uranium, so has the strait, which

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Speaker 3: Do you feel that the Horne MoU Strait has become

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Speaker 6: For the administration, John, is hard to see how this

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Speaker 6: thousand miles. They're very hard to find. Iran has proliferated

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Speaker 6: the technology to Russia. That's how Russia's sustaining us. More

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Speaker 6: in Ukraine, the Huthis and Yemen shot these things at

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Speaker 6: so that's what Iran is doing. And now that means

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Speaker 6: that it is a very good thing if we can actually,

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Speaker 6: they have a lot of them, they're using them, they're

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Speaker 6: proliferating them, and the tactics are very similar to Russia.

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Speaker 1: Is doing in Ukraine.

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Speaker 6: Just firing these things off at civilian targets and a

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Speaker 9: We've had some signaling that the US will retake control

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Speaker 9: of the Strait of Horror moves at that point, what

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Speaker 7: Appreciate both questions. On the Strait of Hormos, there are

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Speaker 7: certainly do. And when you look at what the Chairman

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Speaker 7: It's not just the United States Navy. Last time I checked,

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Speaker 7: So he's pointing out this is an international waterway that

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Speaker 10: The trend is that they're doubling down in Iran, which

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Speaker 1: Troops, they put troops on.

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Speaker 10: Iranian soil, it's just going to get worse. And so

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Speaker 10: it seems as though they're digging more and more as

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Speaker 10: with Israel. Israel they're going forward more and more. In Lebanon,

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Speaker 10: they passed the law today in the Knesset that they're

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Speaker 11: That question for you, and then a question for General Kine.

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Speaker 11: You said, we're a month in two the Operation Epic Pury,

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Speaker 11: how long until the objectives are achieved? And is their

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Speaker 11: been achieved? And then for General Kane, there's been lots

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Speaker 11: of media coverage that suggest ground invasion is eminent. What

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Speaker 11: other purposes might the soldiers and the Marines who have

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Speaker 7: Well, just like the previous questions, sort of military one

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Speaker 12: This morning, the journey of John Eastman in making this

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Speaker 4: Well, it started, Steve in one of the nine to

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Speaker 4: And that's what the original meaning meant, and that's what

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Speaker 4: Well, you know, it started a bit under Franklin Roosevelt.

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Speaker 4: Well, I've debated, as the political article points out, have

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Speaker 4: executive order does is bring us back to the original

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Speaker 4: understanding the fourteenth Amendment. People say, well, most scholars disagree

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Speaker 4: with Easemen. Well, that's true. Most scholars disagreed with me

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Speaker 4: on the view that the power over interstate commerce did

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Speaker 4: not extend to let the federal government regulate the entire economy,

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Speaker 4: and yet we won that issue in nineteen ninety five.

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Speaker 5: Or that.

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Speaker 4: The First Amendment doesn't prohibit states from giving school vouchers

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Speaker 4: to religious schools. Most scholars said, that's filly, it's a

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Speaker 4: violation of the Constitution, and we won that argument as well.

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Speaker 4: And right now I've got teed up an issue about

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Speaker 4: whether the spending clause let's Congress spend on whatever it wants,

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Speaker 4: or whether it's limited to the common defense and the

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Speaker 4: national the general welfare as the Constitution requires. Most scholars

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Speaker 4: disagree with me on that as well, but most of

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Speaker 4: them aren't originalists and they don't take seriously what the

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Speaker 4: Constitution originally meant as I do. And we tend to

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Speaker 4: win on these things when we present the originalist arguments

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Speaker 4: to a court that understands that the original understanding of

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Speaker 4: the Constitution is actually it's not a guidance, it's not

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Speaker 4: a suggestion, it's actually my mandatory honus.

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Speaker 12: Is it just serendipity that Peter Schweitzer's book, one of

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Speaker 12: the central parts of it, are talking about how immigration

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Speaker 12: has been used as a weapon against the United States.

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Speaker 12: One of the one of the most explosive things, was

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Speaker 12: this over a million Chinese that have been born here

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Speaker 12: for this birth tourism to actually live in China today

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Speaker 12: and potentially could vote. Also, these great journals like the

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Speaker 12: Federalists coming out and saying, if you don't have talking

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Speaker 12: about your argument and making the case of the Supreme

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Speaker 12: Court tomorrow, if you don't sort this out and you

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Speaker 12: don't get this right on the fourteenth Amendment, you're not

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Speaker 12: going to have a country. Is that help this makes

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Speaker 12: this such a big deal tomorrow at the Supreme Court?

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Speaker 4: I think it does, although it's not argued in that

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Speaker 4: in that way by either my for this Slicer Generals brief,

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Speaker 4: which by the way, Slicer General John Sower and his

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Speaker 4: team have done a fabulous job making the originalist case here.

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Speaker 4: But even beyond what Peter Schweitzer is published, and I

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Speaker 4: think it's very opportune that it's coming out is I

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Speaker 4: saw a report last week that of those one point

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Speaker 4: some million Chinese nationals that were born here and are

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Speaker 4: treated as citizens, two hundred thousand of them of military

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Speaker 4: age young men are back here in this country asserting

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Speaker 4: their citizenship. That's an army that, you know, our major

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Speaker 4: enemy on the world state has an army of young

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Speaker 4: military age men here claiming there are citizens because of

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Speaker 4: this ridiculous notion that we back into of birthright citizenship.

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Speaker 12: John, do we have it for a few minutes? I

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Speaker 12: want to hold you through the break or do you

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Speaker 12: have to jump on the plane right now?

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Speaker 2: Do we have.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, they're starting to board. I'm afraid I got to run.

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Speaker 12: Okay, okay, go ahead. Just give us give us your

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Speaker 12: We'll try to grab you tonight tomorrow. Just give it

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Speaker 12: us your coordinates. Where do people follow you on social media?

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Speaker 4: So doctor John Eastman on Twitter is the best place.

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Speaker 4: They can also go to my legal defense fund site.

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Speaker 4: Give send go dot com slash Eastman and I'll try

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Speaker 4: and do some updates there as well.

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Speaker 12: Perfect we'll get you back on John. You're a patriot

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Speaker 12: and a hero. I don't think anybody you know, maybe

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Speaker 12: Rudy and Mike Lindell, but no one's They've tried to

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Speaker 12: destroy so many people, but they really focused on you.

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Speaker 12: And one of the reasons they knew the kind of

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Speaker 12: intellectual firepower you bring on these topics to Marth the

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Speaker 12: Supreme Court, the long journey of John Eastman.

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Speaker 2: Brother, love you, We'll talk to you later. Thank you, sir.

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Speaker 1: All right, take.

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Speaker 12: These are the heroes to step into the breach, like

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Speaker 12: the folks in of Georgia. Eastman is a hero, intellectual

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Speaker 12: powerhouse and a hero, and that's why they've tried to

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Speaker 12: destroy him.

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Speaker 2: Short break, White House in Rome.

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Speaker 1: Next confuse your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 12: Bas Okay, just to set the stage here, tomorrow, we

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Speaker 12: are going to have special coverage of this argument in

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Speaker 12: the Supreme Court on the fourteenth Amendment birthright citizenship. We

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Speaker 12: know Rosemarie Jinks is going to be there, some other

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Speaker 12: folks are going to be there. Hopefully we've got our

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Speaker 12: own Neil McCabe. We'll be there outside the Supreme Court.

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Speaker 12: We'll be talking to people and of course listening to

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Speaker 12: some of the arguments that are going to dip in

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Speaker 12: and out of it. John Sower represents the Solicitor General

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Speaker 12: of the United States and a guy just doing an

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Speaker 12: incredible job representing the government. Very very very important tomorrow

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Speaker 12: on the fourteenth Amendment.

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Speaker 2: Also tomorrow, the Mass Deportation Coalition is.

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Speaker 12: As you remember, on April, they're going to release their

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Speaker 12: action plan. I've had the honor of seeing a draft

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Speaker 12: of that in the last forty eight hours. It is

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Speaker 12: very powerful, and tomorrow we're going to have members of

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Speaker 12: the Mass Deportation Coalition on to discuss that, Mike cow

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Speaker 12: and many many more, Eric Prince hopefully grab Eric.

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Speaker 2: There's so many members of this coalition.

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Speaker 12: Is kind of the coming together of some of the

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Speaker 12: most prominent names in this immigration fight, and particularly we.

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Speaker 2: Cannot take our eye off the ball of.

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Speaker 12: Mass deportations, even if the lobbyist that continued to hammer

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Speaker 12: the White House want us to stop doing it. You

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Speaker 12: saw the poll yesday. We had Rosemary Jinx on from

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Speaker 12: punch Bowl, which k Street wants us to talk about

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Speaker 12: anything else but mass deportation. But thank god we got

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Speaker 12: a mass deportation coalition. They've put together an action plan

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Speaker 12: that's pretty amazing. So that's all tomorrow. Because I realized

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Speaker 12: sometimes in the war here in the last thirty days,

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Speaker 12: it's like that opening scene and Gone with the Wind

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Speaker 12: with scarlettor Herra. I think talking to the Tarlington Twins,

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Speaker 12: war war, War, all you boys talk about is a war. Well,

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Speaker 12: we're going to talk about a lot more than that

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Speaker 12: because we've got so many things to cover. But however,

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Speaker 12: first things first, Eric Bowling, we're going to talk war

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Speaker 12: and markets. So the President and I've got Harnwell and

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Speaker 12: Rome because I got to talk about this NATO situation

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Speaker 12: which is quite disturbing. Mccab's at the White House. He's

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Speaker 12: going to give us assessment of this press briefing today.

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Speaker 12: It was a light on specifics, but it had some

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Speaker 12: very important things about overall. But Eric, the President after

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Speaker 12: lighting up and he told guys, I said, hey, have

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Speaker 12: you started hitting oil.

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Speaker 2: Facilities of the Arabs?

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Speaker 12: I'm going to have a reply, And of course last

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Speaker 12: night they hit a tanker in Kuwait and lit it up.

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Speaker 12: The President's reply was quite stunning with I think two

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Speaker 12: thousand pound bombs and we played that in the cold open.

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Speaker 12: But he came back this morning and said, look, our

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Speaker 12: work's about done. We're hitting our objectives and the straight

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Speaker 12: ohoror moves, you know, Services Asia and Services Europe and

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Speaker 12: maybe it's time I tossed the keys to guys, because

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Speaker 12: we're just not going to hang around here forever. If

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Speaker 12: nobody's prepared to do any heavy lifting. And the Israeli

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Speaker 12: said they're not going to do boots on the ground.

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Speaker 12: They're tied up in Lebanon. The Arab nations have just

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Speaker 12: put out i think a communicat saying we need the

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Speaker 12: United States to take this to its ultimate collusion conclusion

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Speaker 12: against Iran, yet they're not prepared to commit militarily. Your

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Speaker 12: thoughts and particularly what the markets are telling us about

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Speaker 12: what has going on in the last twelve.

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Speaker 13: Hours, great assessment of bringing us up to speed. One

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Speaker 13: other thing in those last i'd say fifteen hours, maybe twelve.

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Speaker 13: Bahrain has declared a force measure, which we know is

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Speaker 13: really a trigger word for traders around the world. There's

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Speaker 13: a problem with supply and that drives prices up. Russia's

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Speaker 13: threatened a force measure for whatever reason, also driving prices up.

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Speaker 13: So what happened was yesterday Trump said open the straight

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Speaker 13: of horror moves.

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Speaker 12: And come to hang on seconds. I just want the audience,

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Speaker 12: I just want to understand. I want to hang on.

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Speaker 12: I want the audience to understand when you say force masure,

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Speaker 12: that is them telling the world that contracts we signed

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Speaker 12: at much lower prices, we're going to walk away from

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Speaker 12: those contracts because of active god, active war, active nature.

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Speaker 12: It's all defined under force maasure means we're tearing up

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Speaker 12: the contract and when we resigned the contract with you,

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Speaker 12: it'll be at these much higher prices for oil and gas.

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Speaker 12: Is that the force maasure is a weapon that can

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Speaker 12: be used, and here it's being used by our allies

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Speaker 12: and the golf who refuse to support us militarily want

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Speaker 12: our defense or whining about why we're not doing a

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Speaker 12: better job of defending them, they're now starting to tear

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Speaker 12: up these contracts to get higher prices. Is that the

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Speaker 12: take away the audience should have about the importance and

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Speaker 12: power of this concept of force maasure.

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Speaker 1: Exactly right, Stephen.

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Speaker 13: You know we brought this out before anyone declared a

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Speaker 13: force measure. That I said, we talked about blanklihood as

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Speaker 13: they would be declaring force maasure and whether they need

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Speaker 13: to or not. Because it's literally a paragraph in almost

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Speaker 13: every single business contract, whether it's oil or not. You

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Speaker 13: can see if we probably see a force masureing any

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Speaker 13: sort of other types of.

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Speaker 1: Deals, contracts as well.

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Speaker 13: You're right, it's active God, active nature, active war.

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Speaker 1: It basically covers it.

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Speaker 13: But so it gave these folks, these Arab countries, and

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Speaker 13: now Russia's joining the party to rip up the contracts

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Speaker 13: that they settle it. Who knows fifty sixty dollars a

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Speaker 13: barrel sixty five and reinstitute them. In the case of Brent,

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Speaker 13: which is now trading one hundred and eighteen dollars a

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Speaker 13: barrel today, up five dollars more, even on the heels

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Speaker 13: of what would some I'll tell you the equity markets,

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Speaker 13: a stock market thought what Trump said this morning was

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Speaker 13: a positive thing, relieving the pressure.

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Speaker 1: Stocks rallied up.

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Speaker 13: Oil market didn't come down because the oil folks have

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Speaker 13: probably been burned a couple of times because we hear

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Speaker 13: Trump say we're about to win this or they're obliterated,

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Speaker 13: and then Iran bombs more oil and infrastructure happened last

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Speaker 13: night again. So oil traders and not speculators, the actual

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Speaker 13: guys trading the aill the people I talked to, the refiners,

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Speaker 13: the petroleum transporters, the producers. They believe higher prices are

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Speaker 13: in the cards going forward. So they here's the mix

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Speaker 13: thing that you get yesterday. Trump says to ran open

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Speaker 13: the straight, get to the negotiating table, or you're done.

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Speaker 13: We're going to hit water plants, we're going to hit

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Speaker 13: power plants, and you're gonna be finished.

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Speaker 1: And then today we wake up a much softer tone.

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Speaker 13: I think this is very smart, he says, you know what,

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Speaker 13: our work is almost done here.

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Speaker 1: I'll tell you what, European Union your ball.

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Speaker 13: Now you're the ones at most risk, China, you're at

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Speaker 13: most risk for not getting this oil through the strait

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Speaker 13: you take over from here, especially since none of the

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Speaker 13: Arab countries want to join boots on the ground, which

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Speaker 13: is really the only way to truly get it done.

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Speaker 13: I think that was a positive to the point, Steve,

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Speaker 13: and I will tell you this.

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Speaker 1: I'll tell your audiences I've told them in the past.

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Speaker 13: I texted Pete Hexeth answers you Wilds this morning because

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Speaker 13: we had sent them that discussion we had about the

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Speaker 13: off ramp. If they were looking for an off ramp,

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Speaker 13: that all parties are made. And Trump looks like an

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Speaker 13: absolute hero businessman by cutting that oil deal with Iran

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Speaker 13: and Venezuela using our oil companies. I sent it to

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Speaker 13: both of them and said, hey, hey, don't forget we

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Speaker 13: sent you this a couple of weeks ago. This is

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Speaker 13: the perfect off ramp for all parties involved. No loss

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Speaker 13: of life, and Trump will be the guy who signs

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Speaker 13: a deal that gives us oil independence for the rest

655
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Speaker 13: of our lives. I mean, it's it's such a winner.

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Speaker 13: So I think him moving off, we're going to obliterate

657
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Speaker 13: you unless you relent to Hey, we did our job,

658
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Speaker 13: Europe Asia. It's on you, pick up, take take over

659
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Speaker 13: from here. Your ball, your turn, good.

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Speaker 12: Good, your your theory is that I think the I

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Speaker 12: think the President's kind of mention it. He says, hey,

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Speaker 12: why not just you know, we are the thing about

663
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Speaker 12: just seizing their oil, right, I mean, your your your

664
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Speaker 12: idea is a nicer way, a contractual way.

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Speaker 2: To do that.

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Speaker 12: But essentially it's this, it's it's it's you get to

667
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Speaker 12: the same place, don't you.

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Speaker 13: No, no, you don't, because remember, you want to do

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Speaker 13: a deal with the hostile government.

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Speaker 1: These people are fanatics. They'll they'll fight to the death.

671
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Speaker 13: They'll continue to do things, hit up, hit us interest

672
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Speaker 13: in the region, even at home. Maybe they sleep our cells.

673
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Speaker 13: What you do is you cut the deal with our

674
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Speaker 13: oil companies. The US oil companies go in negotiated deal

675
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Speaker 13: that they produce the extra barrels, We get the barrels

676
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Speaker 13: at fair market price, and they continue to live their fanatical, religious,

677
00:35:24,680 --> 00:35:28,000
Speaker 13: fanatical lives and we just step away and go, we

678
00:35:28,080 --> 00:35:30,440
Speaker 13: got a great deal. We got a wonderful deal for

679
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Speaker 13: our economy for the rest of you know, certainly tied

680
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Speaker 13: to oil for the rest of our lifetimes.

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Speaker 1: And Iran can.

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Speaker 13: Say we fought off the you know, the American, big

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Speaker 13: American beast, and they cut a deal with us.

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Speaker 1: So that's the best negotiation, Steve. You know this, the best.

685
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Speaker 13: Negotiation anywhere is when both sides feel like they didn't

686
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Speaker 13: get everything they want, but they go they walk away

687
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Speaker 13: with a lot of what they wanted, and this is

688
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Speaker 13: the off ramp for it.

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Speaker 1: Hopefully it gets to that point.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, our oil companies have to be at the center

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Speaker 13: of that so that we ensure the fact that we're

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Speaker 13: getting that oil first.

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Speaker 1: We want it great, we don't.

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Speaker 13: Want to throw it on the international market.

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Speaker 12: Is any of this practical because one of the let's

696
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Speaker 12: just say inconsistencies is that we're saying that we're degrading

697
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Speaker 12: these One of the objectives is to degrade so there's

698
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Speaker 12: no force projection or power projection against Israel, against the

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Speaker 12: Gulf Emirates what they call regionally, and that hasn't been

700
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Speaker 12: one hundred percent done yet. But they're deflanging, declining, but

701
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Speaker 12: on the straight of her moves. If they in an

702
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Speaker 12: asymmetric warfare essentially have command by negation. Let's say they

703
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Speaker 12: don't have maybe total control, but they can command to

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Speaker 12: not allow.

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Speaker 5: Uh.

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Speaker 12: They may enforce their will on everything, but they at

707
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Speaker 12: least stop the ships from going in. And they still

708
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Speaker 12: as you saw last night with the Kuwaiti tanker, every

709
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Speaker 12: now and again, even a scattershot approach, they can light

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Speaker 12: one up. Is it reasonable to just tell the allies, hey,

711
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Speaker 12: it's you're a baby, and you and the Arabs figured

712
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Speaker 12: out when it hasn't been. It looks like with the

713
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Speaker 12: scatter guns still able to hit in, probably more you know, mines, speedboats,

714
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Speaker 12: et cetera, still out there, that to toss it to

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Speaker 12: either the oil companies and your your theory the case,

716
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Speaker 12: and or the Arab and European allies to actually go

717
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Speaker 12: make something happen when it looks like now it's not

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Speaker 12: probably one hundred percent.

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Speaker 13: There, So a couple of things there, A couple of

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Speaker 13: thoughts there. You said our allies and I know, I

721
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Speaker 13: know you, Steve, you would like to be putting air

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Speaker 13: quotes around the word allies because their interested in the

723
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Speaker 13: Middle East and frankly Russia are higher oil prices, so

724
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Speaker 13: they're they're doing everything in their power encouraging Trump to

725
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Speaker 13: quote quote unquote finish the job. That means more troops,

726
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Speaker 13: maybe troops on the ground, more bombings, that elevates oil

727
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Speaker 13: prices for the intermediate future, not just the short term future.

728
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Speaker 13: The intermediate future could be a year, it could be

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Speaker 13: two years. And what that does where who wins in that?

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Speaker 1: Who wins in that?

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Speaker 13: The other thought is don't they effectively control the straight

732
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Speaker 13: of horn moves?

733
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Speaker 5: Now?

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Speaker 13: I mean they anytime they want, they can do that,

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Speaker 13: and they've proven worth three almost four weeks into this conflict,

736
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Speaker 13: and we don't have a ship in there, and ships aren't.

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Speaker 13: The only ships that are going are the ones that

738
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Speaker 13: both Iran and the US agree.

739
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Speaker 1: Are allowed to go through.

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Speaker 13: So they do have it and they probably always have

741
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Speaker 13: it unless the Saudis want to step up there on

742
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Speaker 13: the other side of the straight of hor moves and

743
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Speaker 13: take that control.

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Speaker 1: But why, you know, why is it the US?

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Speaker 13: The reality is, Steve, we use West Texas Intermediate. We

746
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Speaker 13: produce most of the oil we need right here. We

747
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Speaker 13: don't need Middle Eastern oil if we don't have to,

748
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Speaker 13: especially with that deal, we can actually even work on Venezuela,

749
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Speaker 13: Canada and Mexico to increase our purchases there. So the

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Speaker 13: reason why West Texas Intermedia our oil is one four

751
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Speaker 13: today and Brent is one eighteen today and Middle Eastern

752
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Speaker 13: Omani crude others are one fifty today is because it's

753
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Speaker 13: a regional issue. It's not really our issue. Somewhat is

754
00:39:01,760 --> 00:39:05,400
Speaker 13: because oil is a global commodity. But you know in others,

755
00:39:05,480 --> 00:39:09,240
Speaker 13: one one price raises all prices. But to the extent

756
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Speaker 13: that we say, we have all the production we need,

757
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Speaker 13: go ahead, close the straight, we have our production.

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Speaker 1: We're good, We're good to go.

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00:39:15,440 --> 00:39:19,200
Speaker 13: Why are we you know, fighting risking our young people's

760
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Speaker 13: lives is really the only way to truly truly take

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Speaker 13: over Iran and in regime change and get that oil.

762
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Speaker 13: Why would we risk that? Its just it seems like

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Speaker 13: our outcome.

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Speaker 2: You were you were, you were the first one to observe.

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Speaker 12: You're you're the first one to observe yesterday, we're President Trump.

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Speaker 2: Yesterday morn a.

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Speaker 12: President Trump normally said something uh accommodating that oil would drop. Yesterday,

768
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Speaker 12: it was the first time it didn't infect It went

769
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Speaker 12: up and then searched the end of the day.

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Speaker 2: What has happened with.

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Speaker 12: His comments about having the Allies take over the straight

772
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Speaker 12: of her moves and the Persian Gulf?

773
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Speaker 2: What has oil done today?

774
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Speaker 1: Uh up?

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Speaker 13: West Texas inter Media is basically flat trading one hundred

776
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Speaker 13: and three hundred and four dollars a barrow, which is

777
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Speaker 13: which where it was not at the close.

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Speaker 1: Yesterday is one on one at the close yesterday.

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Speaker 13: It ran up after the close because of a Russia

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Speaker 13: saying they may force measure oil. So is at one

781
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Speaker 13: o four after like in the European trading or Asian

782
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Speaker 13: trading this morning, you'd open up about the same price.

783
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Speaker 13: But Brent jumped up five dollars a barrow. That the

784
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Speaker 13: Brent that a lot of the Middle Eastern crews are

785
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Speaker 13: tied to price wise, so that jumped up.

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Speaker 1: So no one in the oil trading community.

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Speaker 13: Is ready to say all clear yet the equity market

788
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Speaker 13: has a different thought. They liked, they love to hear

789
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Speaker 13: what they heard, and equities are up today substantially for

790
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Speaker 13: five hundred points in the doubt, but the oil guys

791
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Speaker 13: are not buying it.

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Speaker 12: Eric, you've got to do the show. We'll see in

793
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Speaker 12: the afternoon that hopefully do a truck. We'll have more

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Speaker 12: to report, Eric Bowling, great job, Brent Oil, one hundred

795
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Speaker 12: and eighteen dollars a barrow for sure.

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Speaker 11: Break.

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Speaker 1: Here's your host, Stephen.

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Speaker 2: K ath.

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Speaker 12: Okay McCabe at the White House. Nil McCabe, it was

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Speaker 12: a little different this morning. I wanted to make note

801
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Speaker 12: that CNN and then I think Fox News my ever

802
00:41:18,880 --> 00:41:22,200
Speaker 12: crack team, because we're trying at Fox News. I think

803
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Speaker 12: both cut away and CNN definitely cut away about two

804
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Speaker 12: thirds the way through it. I believe Fox News cut

805
00:41:28,120 --> 00:41:31,440
Speaker 12: away before it is over. MSNBC took it almost to

806
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Speaker 12: the end and then they cut away. It was quite interesting, McCabe.

807
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Speaker 12: Your assessment of what you heard this morning over at

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Speaker 12: the White House from the Pentagon press conference.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, I'll just pile on c SPAN Radio also cut

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Speaker 14: out about halfway through.

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Speaker 2: For what it's worth, speaking.

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Speaker 14: As a retired senior Public Affairs NCO in the United

813
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Speaker 14: States Army Reserve. It's important to look at not what

814
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Speaker 14: is said, but why it is said, what is not said,

815
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Speaker 14: and why it is not said. First thing Hegseth says

816
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Speaker 14: is morale is high. Our personnel are excited, they want

817
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Speaker 14: more bombs, and they're operating at a high tempo, and

818
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Speaker 14: so that's great news.

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Speaker 2: Also that our allies are a wall.

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Speaker 14: There's an Anglo French word succor, which basically is what

821
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Speaker 14: Hegseth is say, is that our allies and friends are

822
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Speaker 14: giving succor to the Iranians. Cain interestingly name checked defense

823
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Speaker 14: contractors and the civilians working on sort of that industrial

824
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Speaker 14: complex producing that equipment and munitions and war material.

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Speaker 2: I thought that was interesting that he.

826
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Speaker 14: Would make that effort to reach out to them, and

827
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Speaker 14: also what is not said. USS Barkser was steaming with

828
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Speaker 14: two other ships.

829
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Speaker 2: It was a three ship task.

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Speaker 14: Force steaming for Epic Fury. It just pulled into Florida,

831
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Speaker 14: excuse me, Florida, Hawaii for a port call. And so

832
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Speaker 14: that tells me that maybe they're off ramping some of

833
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Speaker 14: those marines, and maybe that plays into why they're throwing

834
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Speaker 14: away the keys Steve.

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Speaker 2: No, it's very the Boxer.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, the Boxer, you would think would be all engines

837
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Speaker 12: ahead flank to get to across the Western Pacific, through

838
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Speaker 12: the Straits of Malacca.

839
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Speaker 2: And then into the Indian Ocean North Arabian Sea.

840
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Speaker 12: Clearly there is either some issue they want to take

841
00:43:31,040 --> 00:43:34,520
Speaker 12: care of Inport, but they pulled into Pearl Harbor. I

842
00:43:34,560 --> 00:43:36,880
Speaker 12: want you to go back to a buried lead. You

843
00:43:36,960 --> 00:43:40,760
Speaker 12: just talked about. The tempo of this fight, ladies and gentlemen,

844
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Speaker 12: is pretty impressive. I mean every night they're at these

845
00:43:45,600 --> 00:43:48,840
Speaker 12: guys are at battle stations, general quarters, they're doing flight

846
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Speaker 12: ops twenty four hours a day.

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Speaker 2: That means the destroyers are out there as pickets. You know.

848
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Speaker 12: These two carrier strike groups or at least one carry

849
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Speaker 12: strike group because one and ones in Port up and

850
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Speaker 12: up in the Eastern med.

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Speaker 2: It's pretty impressive.

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Speaker 12: The morales as reported by the Secretary of Defense and

853
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Speaker 12: everything we everything, yeah, everything we can see. And they're

854
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Speaker 12: doing this in a in a really up tempo environment.

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Speaker 14: Sir, I'll say this that, uh, the overall message from

856
00:44:21,120 --> 00:44:27,080
Speaker 14: this presser was that we are winning tactically and operationally,

857
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Speaker 14: and the Iranians are deserting the morale is broken, and

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Speaker 14: so from from our perspective here at the Pentagon, everything

859
00:44:37,080 --> 00:44:40,600
Speaker 14: is going great, and it's up to the geopolitical guys

860
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Speaker 14: to figure out how to exploit our success.

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Speaker 12: It's also the one of the implications, and I think

862
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Speaker 12: this is one of the difficulties administrations had. You've done

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Speaker 12: you've shattered their command and control and not just the

864
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Speaker 12: electronics and all that, but you've also gone down almost

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Speaker 12: I think to the brigade level they tell me, uh,

866
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Speaker 12: for the Revolutionary Guard. It makes it even harder to

867
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Speaker 12: find somebody even take the call to negotiate. But more importantly,

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00:45:08,320 --> 00:45:11,239
Speaker 12: somebody can actually make a deal stick that if you're

869
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Speaker 12: negotiating with them, it's just not on a piece of paper.

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Speaker 12: They actually have influence because you can tell from this

871
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Speaker 12: brief and other things that we're hearing they have shattered.

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00:45:19,560 --> 00:45:22,359
Speaker 12: Now they dispersed, and they're going to fight, and this

873
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Speaker 12: is why someone could fight on forever. But any kind

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Speaker 12: of centrality that you would need to try to make

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Speaker 12: some deal is hard for the simple reason you've dropped

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Speaker 12: the hammer blown, right, And folks, I just don't know

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Speaker 12: if everybody realizes every night they're having another hammer blow.

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Speaker 2: As only the United States military can deliver.

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Speaker 14: New Yeah, well they're looking for where is Marshall Tito? Right,

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Speaker 14: where's that rogue guy who declares himself a warlord? And

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Speaker 14: he just says, Okay, these six provinces are mine and

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Speaker 14: I'm cutting a deal. So far ideologically it's holding by.

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Speaker 14: There has to be a Tito to emerge.

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Speaker 1: Neil.

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Speaker 12: What's the feeling over at the at the White House?

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Speaker 12: I know people are hungered down. I think they've put

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Speaker 12: I think they've canceled the tours. It's very you know,

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Speaker 12: it's kind of general quarters over there, twenty four hours

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Speaker 12: a day. I realize that gets you know, people's nerves

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Speaker 12: get freed. What's your sense of the White House? How

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Speaker 12: are things hanging together over there?

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Speaker 14: There's like two realities. About half an hour ago, JD.

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Speaker 14: Vance's motorcade rolled in. He walked into the West Wing.

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Speaker 14: The President right now is in what they call executive time,

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Speaker 14: so he's in meetings all that's closed to the press.

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Speaker 14: And then tonight the President and Milania are going to

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Speaker 14: go to the Trump Kennedy Center for the opening night

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Speaker 14: of Chicago and so there's you know, there's two different

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Speaker 14: realities going on. There's the war track and then everything

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Speaker 14: is fine track.

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Speaker 2: Steve. Yeah, business as usual, Neil. Where do people get you?

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Speaker 12: Reporting twenty four Evan Tomorrow We're going to I'll talk

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Speaker 12: to you after the show. Want to deploy you if

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Speaker 12: the war can spare you, deploy you over to the

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Speaker 12: Supreme Court for this historic argument of the US government

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Speaker 12: about getting rid of the birthright citizenship.

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Speaker 2: Where do people get you, sir.

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Speaker 14: Steve if they can find me on all the socials

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Speaker 14: at Reporter mcabe, Thank.

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Speaker 2: You, brother, appreciate you. Okay, what we're going to do

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Speaker 2: is take a short commercial break.

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Speaker 12: We're going to be back. We've got We're going to

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Speaker 12: go to Rome. There's so much to report this morning.

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Speaker 12: Most of this discussion has now shifted as we've been

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Speaker 12: talking about for.

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Speaker 2: The last couple of days. Where are the allies? Where

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Speaker 2: are they stepping up?

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Speaker 12: And I mean all of them, from Israel to the

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Speaker 12: Arab States to the golf Let's see, we're throw an

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Speaker 12: Asian in there.

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Speaker 2: Where are they to bear this burden that are.

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Speaker 12: Young men and women are currently bearing all of I

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Speaker 12: want to make sure people get if you're sixty five

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Speaker 12: or old, or if you're dealing with Medicare. There are

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Speaker 12: literally a billion dollars what is it's a it's what

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Speaker 12: a billion dollars in fees every year right out of

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Speaker 12: Medicare that are misappropriate because people don't have the right advice.

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Speaker 12: Go to call eight four five war Room. This is

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Speaker 12: the new company chapter. You get a free consultation even if.

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Speaker 2: You're already in a Medicare plan. If it's bugging you right,

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Speaker 2: call them up.

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Speaker 12: They will give you a free consultation to tell you

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Speaker 12: exactly if that's the right plan for you and what

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Speaker 12: you can do either perfect it or get a new

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Speaker 12: plan eight four or five war Room. That's chapter eight

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Speaker 12: four five war Room. Call them today get a free

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Speaker 12: totally free consultation. We already know from feedback from the

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Speaker 12: warm posse that you will.

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Speaker 2: You will find this enlightening if nothing else Chapter at

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Speaker 2: eight four five Warroom short break back them over