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Speaker 1: With Charley Kirk show starts now.

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Speaker 2: From the US Supreme Court. The President has notched a win.

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Speaker 1: A moment ago.

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Speaker 2: The US Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to

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Speaker 2: revoke the temporary legal status for hundreds of thousands of

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Speaker 2: immigrants now. They come from four countries Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti,

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Speaker 2: and Nicarawagua. They came into the country through an app

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Speaker 2: that was established during the Biden presidency years. And for

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Speaker 2: the moment, it appears that the Trump team who they

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Speaker 2: made it their objective to deport those who came in illegally.

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Speaker 1: This would be a win for the administration.

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Speaker 2: Handed down by the US Supreme Court just a few

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Speaker 2: minutes ago.

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Speaker 3: This is the trade balance, which is a deficit expecting

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Speaker 3: minus one hundred and forty three billion. Wow, it comes

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Speaker 3: in much much smaller, minus eighty seven billion. We cut

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Speaker 3: it in half to eighty seven point six. Eighty seven

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Speaker 3: point six would be the lightest and I have to

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Speaker 3: really go back.

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Speaker 1: Eighty seven point six.

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Speaker 3: Would be the lightest since Wow, September of twenty three,

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Speaker 3: Step of twenty three. And this really does underscore how

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Speaker 3: the movement of goods and services has really changed due

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Speaker 3: to a variety of terrorf related issues.

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Speaker 4: Before President Trump was inaugurated, nearly one hundred billion dollars

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Speaker 4: of taxpayer money was committed in just a rush and

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Speaker 4: a mad dash to get money out the door.

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Speaker 5: That is ordinary, That is extraordinary. In other words, they

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Speaker 5: had money that they wanted to spend. They knew that

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Speaker 5: they were they lost the election, so they just wanted

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Speaker 5: to just get it out and allocate it to wherever

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Speaker 5: they wanted, even though I mean, these projects were not

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Speaker 5: necessarily aligned with what the American people wanted exactly.

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Speaker 4: A little over forty billion was committed in the previous

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Speaker 4: fifteen years.

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Speaker 1: I think it could be any of us next.

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Speaker 6: Martha's Vineyard resident Jane Catch held a sign yesterday at

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Speaker 6: the Vineyard Haven terminal warning visitors.

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Speaker 7: The island has a history of supporting people who are different,

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Speaker 7: supporting immigrants. Everyone in this country is entitled to due process,

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Speaker 7: whether they have paperwork or they don't.

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Speaker 8: Congress firmly rejected an effort led by Senator Rand Paul

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Speaker 8: and Democrats to terminate the President's reciprocal tariffs.

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Speaker 1: The courts should have no role here.

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Speaker 8: There is a troubling and dangerous trend of unelected judges

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Speaker 8: inserting themselves into the presidential decision making process. America cannot

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Speaker 8: function if President Trump or any other president for that matter,

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Speaker 8: has their sensitive diplomatic or trade negotiations railroaded by activist judges.

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Speaker 4: President Trump got elected to lower energy prices, reindustrialize America,

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Speaker 4: jobs and opportunity back to our country and piece abroad,

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Speaker 4: and he is pursuing that agenda aggressively.

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Speaker 1: USTA.

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Speaker 9: We are hyper focused, hyper focused on rooting out that waste,

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Speaker 9: fraud and abuse. And to your point, yesterday was, if

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Speaker 9: not the largest, one of the largest stings and moving

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Speaker 9: forward and finding that fraud I think almost seventy million

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Speaker 9: dollars that is no longer going to be allowed here

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Speaker 9: in Washington.

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Speaker 10: But there is a lot of conspiracy theories out there.

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Speaker 9: There are the interestin thing you dealt with Maria and

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Speaker 9: you said, as far as you know, he killed himself.

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Speaker 1: I'm telling you he killed himself.

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Speaker 3: Personal income is up eight tenths up eight.

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Speaker 1: Tenths of percent.

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Speaker 3: That is almost triple the expectations, and it underscores we

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Speaker 3: could talk about a lot of issues, but when you

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Speaker 3: look at income for the first four months of the year,

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Speaker 3: they're powerful numbers.

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Speaker 1: Joe.

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Speaker 3: Up six tenths in January, up seven tenths in February,

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Speaker 3: up a half one percent last month, up eight tents

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Speaker 3: this month. Just a great four month start to any year.

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Speaker 11: and it's some extraordinary breaking news. It's positive. We have

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Speaker 11: to keep the positive vibes going. And I'm gonna explain

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Speaker 11: to you how this is one of the core components

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Speaker 11: of the mass migration scam.

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Speaker 12: This is breaking news. Just a couple moments ago.

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Speaker 11: Let's listen to Fox News Bill Hemmer, who's a great American,

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Speaker 11: going through the breaking news of a Supreme Court decision.

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Speaker 11: They voted seven to that the Trump administration can get

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Speaker 11: rid of this parole program. They even got Kagan on

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Speaker 11: their side. Listen for twenty two.

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Speaker 2: From the US Supreme Court, and the President has notched

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Speaker 2: a win. A moment ago, the US Supreme Court has

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Speaker 2: allowed the Trump administration to revoke the temporary legal status

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Speaker 2: for hundreds of thousands of immigrants. Now they come from

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Speaker 2: four countries. Venezuela Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua. They came into

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Speaker 2: Biden presidency years and for the moment, it appears that

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Speaker 2: the Trump team, who they made it their objected to

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Speaker 2: deport those who came in illegally. This would be a

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Speaker 11: Now, I actually want to know the composition because they

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Speaker 11: kind of blend them altogether. Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela. What

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Speaker 11: percentage of each country is each one?

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Speaker 12: Remember Haiti?

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Speaker 11: Remember we talked about Haiti a lot during the presidential election.

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Speaker 11: They're eating the cats, they're eating the dogs, They're taking

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Speaker 11: over cities in Ohio. It was a big deal, continues

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Speaker 11: to be one. And it was a legal immigration problem.

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Speaker 11: So what the Biden administration did in twenty twenty two

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Speaker 11: The parole program allowed them to live and work in

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Speaker 11: for some federal welfare programs. Biden and the Mass migration

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Speaker 11: great replacement. Zelots thought that they developed a loophole. The

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Speaker 11: justification was that this parole would alleviate the surge at

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Speaker 11: the border, not a job that. They thought that if

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Speaker 11: traffic jam as an excuse to simply let everyone in.

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Speaker 11: This is where they started using the Biden app. Remember

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Speaker 11: the CBP one border app, which was essentially Trevago for

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Speaker 11: illegal aliens. It was Expedia dot com for the Third World.

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Speaker 12: Where would you like to go?

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Speaker 11: You could literally just book your illegal arrival in the

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Speaker 11: this was supposed to be a temporary parole program against

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Speaker 11: immigration enforcement, left wing judges argued that you couldn't revoke

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Speaker 11: This is a key part of how this immigration scam worked.

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Speaker 11: They created a fake crisis and then they turned to

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Speaker 12: Then they lie over and over and over again.

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Speaker 11: Now, this is five hundred and thirty two thousand people

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Speaker 11: But the vast majority, probably well over four hundred and

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Speaker 11: just say multiplied. However, maybe that might be a little

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Speaker 12: I think it's about six to seven hundred thousand people.

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Speaker 11: So they imported a basically the population of Wyoming, plus

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Speaker 11: But luckily the Supreme Court today ruled seven to two.

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Speaker 11: But the Trump administration can get rid of this program. Remember,

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Speaker 11: Bill Milusian writes, quote, the Biden administration really set these

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Speaker 12: Let me just take pause.

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Speaker 11: We couldnot thank President Trump enough for his daily grind

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Speaker 11: And I was just in the White House. I was

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Speaker 12: Christino, and they're doing an amazing job.

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Speaker 11: How much energy they have to spend to untangle the mess,

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Speaker 11: these half a million people. In this case with CHNV,

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Speaker 11: to go. And this is a good argument. This is

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Speaker 11: not their home. Their other country that they can came from,

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Speaker 11: they know much better. Just because they've been a visitor

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Speaker 11: to get five hundred thousand people that we're not scheduled,

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Speaker 11: that we're not even properly vetted. People sometimes grumble about

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Speaker 11: the ICE videos arresting illegals. Every single one of those

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Speaker 12: Not a lot happening.

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Speaker 11: The border patrol agents are playing tetris and taking selfies

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Speaker 12: This is four thirty seven.

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Speaker 11: This was the punch at Berkeley back in twenty nineteen

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Speaker 11: And so we need a full out populist revolt against

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Speaker 11: that I feel as if it's part of my life

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Speaker 11: work to finally challenge what the academy has become front

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Speaker 11: page of the Wall Street Journal, A sucker punch launched

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Speaker 11: Trump's war on colleges.

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Speaker 12: This is we are.

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Speaker 11: We are mentioned here. I think we might be above

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Speaker 11: the fold here now we're not.

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Speaker 12: But this is the uh.

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Speaker 11: This is the lead story on the Wall Street Journal.

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Speaker 11: Let's see it continues on a nine. I try to

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Speaker 11: read the Wall Street Journal every day. It's good to

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Speaker 12: This was.

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Speaker 11: Can we get that punch, guys, actually the Berkeley punch.

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Speaker 11: Andrew Will know what I'm talking about. This is a

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Speaker 11: great story for us to cover. Yes, it's an actual newspaper.

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Speaker 11: Can you believe that I actually read real, real newspapers.

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Speaker 11: So here was a picture you might remember this of

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Speaker 11: Hayden Williams. Hayden Williams was a Turning Point USA chapter

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Speaker 11: leader at University of California, Berkeley.

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Speaker 12: No, he wasn't a chapter leader. He was a representative

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Speaker 12: I think with Leaderschmi Institute.

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Speaker 11: He was helping a chapter leader something like that, and

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Speaker 11: he got punched in the face while doing that, and

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Speaker 11: the story went super viral at the time, and he

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Speaker 11: prompted President Trump to say, this is outrageous. We need

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Speaker 11: to do something about this fight against these colleges. I'm

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Speaker 11: quoted in this piece here where it says Kirk, who

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Speaker 11: speaks to the President frequently, frequently, tells him quote to

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Speaker 11: crush these universities with every power that you have. He

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Speaker 11: was in the Oval Office Wednesday when the President said

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Speaker 11: Harvard was getting it's backside kicked.

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Speaker 12: That is correct. I do say that.

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Speaker 11: In fact, right when I was in the cabinet room

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Speaker 11: with President Trump, I said crush them, make them a smoldering,

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Speaker 11: smoldering crater of their former selves, and it looks like

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Speaker 11: it's work. The American population increasingly thinks lower and lower

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Speaker 11: of higher education. They're not places of free speech, they're

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Speaker 11: not places in the pursuit of beauty and truth. They

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Speaker 11: have gender studies, women's studies, lesbian studies, astrology studies, play

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Speaker 11: cut four thirty one.

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Speaker 15: You go back a decade ago, fifty seven percent of

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Speaker 15: Americans had high confidence and higher education.

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Speaker 1: Look at where we are now.

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Speaker 15: That number has plummeted, plummeted as of last year, down

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Speaker 15: to thirty six percent. We're talking about a thirty six

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Speaker 15: point drop among Republicans. Specifically, Get this, sixty eight percent

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Speaker 15: of Americans said that higher education was on the wrong track.

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Speaker 15: So it's a question of whether or not people agree

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Speaker 15: with Trump's tactics, but they definitely agree with him on

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Speaker 15: the idea that there is.

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Speaker 1: A problem with higher ed overall.

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Speaker 12: And what exactly is that problem.

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Speaker 11: Well, college has become a place where they want everyone

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Speaker 11: to look different but think the same. No longer in

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Speaker 11: the pursuit of the higher things. I just saw this

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Speaker 11: at Cambridge and Oxford. They're so snobbish. They're so entitled,

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Speaker 11: there is no wisdom. And Harvard is a hedge fund

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Speaker 11: with a college attached. They have a fifty five billion

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Speaker 11: dollar endowment. Fifty five billion dollar endowment. Let's see your

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Speaker 11: student acceptance data, Harvard. We had a great conversation yesterday,

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Speaker 11: a long form interview that will be posted with Kraymew

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Speaker 11: Who are the students that you are admitting? You know

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Speaker 11: that Harvard is almost assuredly in violation of federal law

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Speaker 11: from the Students for Fair Admission Supreme Court case in

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Speaker 11: twenty nineteen.

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Speaker 12: This is four thirty seven.

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Speaker 11: This was the punch at Berkeley back in twenty nineteen

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Speaker 11: that launched President Trump's crusade against the universities.

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Speaker 12: Let's play cut four thirty seven. There it is.

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Speaker 11: Remember you might saw this, and he just stone cold

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Speaker 11: punched him. By the way, he got no punishment for this.

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Speaker 11: He almost got nothing. The guy that did the punch

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Speaker 11: you just right in the mouth.

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Speaker 12: Here it comes boom.

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Speaker 11: That was the punch heard around the world, one punch

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Speaker 11: that resulted in a black eye. And it was just

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Speaker 11: such a visual representation of how we as conservatives are

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Speaker 11: treated on these college campuses and so We're not going

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Speaker 11: to subsidize them anymore. And so we need a full

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Speaker 11: out populist revolt against what these higher education places have become.

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Speaker 11: And you look at, for example, Hillsdale College. Hillsdale College,

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Speaker 11: which is a close partner of this program, they receive

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Speaker 11: zero money from the federal government none, not in federal loans,

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Speaker 11: not in federal grants. We're very pro higher education if

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Speaker 11: it's done correctly, if it's done ethically, if it's done honorably.

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Speaker 12: What Harvard has become is a mockery.

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Speaker 11: And they're digging in and they think they're fighting. And look,

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Speaker 11: Harvard is thought of as the most ill elite of

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Speaker 11: the elitist institutions in this country. And you think about

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Speaker 11: who President Trump was able to win over to win

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Speaker 11: the presidency. It's welders and forklift operators and plumbers and electricians.

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Speaker 11: These guys didn't go to college, they didn't go to

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Speaker 11: Ohio State, let alone Harvard. And it's a political winner

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Speaker 11: for President Trump, and the American people are increasingly on

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Speaker 11: his side. The next governor of Arizona, Andy Biggs, joins us.

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Speaker 16: Next patriots above him, Leftist hate him, nobody ignores him.

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Speaker 1: It's the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 12: Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 11: Email us as always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com and

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Speaker 11: subscribe to our podcast. Let's get that graphic up on screen.

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Speaker 11: Tomorrow we are going to have the event with Andy Biggs.

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Speaker 11: Bring a friend, bring a family member, bring your kids.

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Speaker 11: Will be thrown out hats. It's gonna be a lot

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Speaker 11: of fun. Make sure we bring hats.

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Speaker 12: Guys.

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Speaker 11: We got Eli Crane, we got Mike Lee, we got Ghosar,

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Speaker 11: we got Sheriff Mark Lamb, we got Burgess Owens, we

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Speaker 11: got Lauren Bobert. We're actually gonna be We're going to

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Speaker 11: be probably recording some interviews. We should probably have a

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Speaker 11: backstage set up there. That would actually be pretty great.

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Speaker 11: We want to turn Arizona into Florida. We want it

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Speaker 11: to and we have the great Matt Gates. We want

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Speaker 11: to turn this state into a state of liberty and

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Speaker 11: a state of freedom and a state of exceptionalism. There's

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Speaker 11: so much untapped potential here in Arizona. This state has

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Speaker 11: been just kind of sleepwalking. We're not Colorado, we're not California.

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Speaker 11: We're still a great state, largely because of its people,

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Speaker 11: but we have been sleepwalking for so long, and we

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Speaker 11: could become the greatest state in the country, and we

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Speaker 11: should be. And the hot summers keep the libs away.

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Speaker 12: Don't forget that. Stay right there. Okay. A last question

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Speaker 12: here to Congress Andy Biggs.

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Speaker 11: I know he's tied on time next Governor of the

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Speaker 11: great State of Arizona, State forty eight Congressman. Final thoughts

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Speaker 11: here on what besides big beautiful bill and codifying dose.

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Speaker 11: You guys have the power, what else do you want

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Speaker 11: to see Congress do?

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Speaker 12: Final thoughts?

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Speaker 6: I want to see us actually expose the corruption that

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Speaker 6: I didn't find out who was running the country. I

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Speaker 6: think that's important. Number two. I think what we need

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Speaker 6: to do is actually get our house in order, spending wise,

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Speaker 6: and get these next twelve appropriations bills done. A lot

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Speaker 6: of people don't realize we still didn't do the budget

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Speaker 6: for next year. Yet we're going to have to do

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Speaker 6: that too. Got to do it in the proper course.

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Speaker 11: Do you think, Okay, you got to go. We'll talk

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Speaker 11: more tomorrow Andy Biggs. Everyone say thank you to the

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Speaker 11: next governor of the State of Arizona. Andy Biggs has

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Speaker 11: our total support. Andy set tomorrow, Thank you great Okay,

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Speaker 11: I want to tell you, guys about a partner that

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Speaker 11: we have at Turning Point Academy.

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Speaker 12: We work very closely with them the Herzog Foundation.

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Speaker 11: Are you rethinking your child's educational path, wondering if their

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Speaker 11: Trump administration working to abolish the federal Department of Education

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Speaker 11: and return control to the States, there's never been a

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Speaker 11: I want to play some more pieces of tape here.

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Speaker 11: There's a big fight right now about the big beautiful bill,

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Speaker 11: and it's a good bill.

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Speaker 12: It's not great.

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Speaker 11: There's some stuff that I like to see that's not

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Speaker 11: should be passed, and I think the Senate is gonna

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Speaker 11: make it even better. I'm gonna play a piece of

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Speaker 11: gonna end on a really good note. Did you know

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Speaker 11: that the economy is actually going pretty awesome despite what

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Speaker 11: the media is cheerleading for a recession, And I don't

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Speaker 11: know if they're gonna get what they want Play cut

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Speaker 11: three thirty seven.

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Speaker 17: We have been in the process of getting the most

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Speaker 17: important priority done, and that is the one big beautiful bill,

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Speaker 17: the Reconciliation Bill, that is not just a proposal. A

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Speaker 17: budget is a propose. We are in the business of

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Speaker 17: actually passing law. It has one point six trillion dollars

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Speaker 11: It is the largest spending cut of any bill in

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Speaker 11: American history. Little deceiving because we've inflated spending so much

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Speaker 11: and we have inflation. It is the largest tax cut

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Speaker 11: in one singular bill and also the largest energy independence

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Speaker 11: and the largest border investment. The Atlanta Fed now is

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Speaker 11: estimated that in the second quarter of this year, we're

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Speaker 11: gonna have three point eight percent growth.

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Speaker 18: Hmm.

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Speaker 11: Interesting, that's not a recession. You see all the blue

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Speaker 11: chip guys said, now we're going into recession. The tariffs

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Speaker 11: are gonna put us in recession. Trump is driving the

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Speaker 11: economy off the cliff. We're in a recession. No, you

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Speaker 11: want it to be a recession because you hate Trump.

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Speaker 11: I don't know how this is gonna bear. It might

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Speaker 11: end up being that the experts were right, But I

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Speaker 11: can tell you this that the capturing of even the

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Speaker 11: financial and economic media has been very disappointing. You would

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Speaker 11: think that we're just talking about finance and economics that

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Speaker 11: would be immune from political infiltration or from political pressure.

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Speaker 12: Nope, it turns.

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Speaker 11: Out that the blue chip consensus says the bottom forecast

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Speaker 11: Fed estimates a three point eight percent GDP growth number,

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Speaker 11: and that is before the tax cut, That is before drill,

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Speaker 11: baby drill, and we are going I've said this, what

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Speaker 11: might the saving grace be.

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Speaker 12: There is an AI boom that is about to pop.

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Speaker 11: In this country in a way that will create wealth

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Speaker 11: likes the likes of which we have never seen the

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Speaker 11: next ten years. Over that, you have to look at

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Speaker 11: investing over a decade and decade. And I'm not here

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Speaker 11: to tell you where to put money, but this is

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Speaker 11: a material fact. Absence some sort of black Swan event,

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Speaker 11: we have an AI incumbency advantage that no other country has.

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Speaker 11: Why we have land, we have safety, we have energy,

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Speaker 11: we have talent, we have.

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Speaker 12: Some form of economic liberty.

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Speaker 11: We can build the data centers, we can hire the talent,

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Speaker 11: and the artificial intelligence boom has not even hit the

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Speaker 11: will be an American renaissance that will create trillions of

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Speaker 11: dollars of wealth annually. All brought to you by President

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Speaker 11: Donald Trump. Second Hour of an AMA. You can ask

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Speaker 10: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice News Break. I'm

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Speaker 10: Terrence Bates. It's all business at the White House on

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Speaker 10: this Friday. As Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller just

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Speaker 10: White House, he talked about ongoing tariff negotiations, specifically with China.

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Speaker 19: China did not fulfill the obligations that it made and

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Speaker 19: committed to with the United States, and so that opens

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Speaker 19: up all manner of action for the United States to.

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Speaker 6: Ensure future compliance.

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Speaker 19: Who remains the President's hope and desire that China will

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Speaker 19: choose the path of cooperation of common ground and that

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Speaker 19: we can open up China to American business.

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Speaker 10: All of this comes as President Trump is heading to

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Speaker 10: Pennsylvania this afternoon. He's going to be visiting a US

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Speaker 10: Steel mill just outside of Pittsburgh. Today's visit comes about

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Speaker 10: a week after the President announced the planned partnership between

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Speaker 10: US Steel in its Japanese competitor Knepon Steele. A deal

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Speaker 10: dollars in investment, which the President has hinted would create

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Speaker 10: at least seventy thousand jobs. You may remember Nipon Steele

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Speaker 10: tried to buy US Steal, but that sale was blocked

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Speaker 10: by then President Joe Biden. Well, President Trump once again

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Speaker 10: has the authority to impose tariffs after a federal appeals

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Speaker 10: court ruled to temporarily suspend this week's decision by the

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Speaker 10: forward with his tariff policies. The White House immediately appealed

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Speaker 10: that ruin, calling it judicial overreach. In its appeal, the

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Speaker 1: The courts should have no role here.

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Speaker 8: There is a troubling and dangerous trend of unelected judges

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Speaker 8: inserting themselves into the presidential decision making process. America cannot

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Speaker 8: President Trump is in the process of rebalancing America's trading

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Speaker 8: the United States of America from.

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Speaker 1: Being ripped off.

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Speaker 8: These judges are threatening to undermine the credibility of the

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Speaker 10: Also happening at the White House Department of Government Efficiency

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Speaker 10: had Elon Musk ten years ending today, he and President

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Speaker 10: the Oval Office this afternoon, taking the true social on Thursday,

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Speaker 10: the President writing this will be his last day, but

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Speaker 10: jobs at Tesla, SpaceX and X. Musk has said that

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Speaker 10: As always, it's good to have you along for the ride.

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Speaker 10: I'm Terrence Bates. Now let's get you back to the

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Speaker 11: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email US is always freedom at

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Speaker 11: Charliekirk dot com. We are here at the Bitcoin dot

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Speaker 11: a member, you can join the show. First we have Anthony. Anthony,

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Speaker 11: thank you for being a member. What's on your mind?

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Speaker 12: My friend? A good day, sir.

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Speaker 13: So.

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Speaker 12: Two questions.

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Speaker 20: One is regarding the Scotus win for Trump. Sanctuary cities

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Speaker 20: and states like New York, Chicago, Rochester, New York. How

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Speaker 20: will they try to fight this since the highest court

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Speaker 20: has already ruled in favor of Trump. And my other

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Speaker 20: question has to do with the visas by the federal government.

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Speaker 20: Why do schools think they have a right to declaring

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Speaker 20: who gets a visa when it's technically the government. Because

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Speaker 20: I'm seeing a school in myer, the University of Rochester.

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Speaker 20: They're losing tons of Chinese students and they're not happy

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Speaker 20: about this because of the millions that the school is losing.

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Speaker 11: Well, I'm sure they're not happy about it, but yes,

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Speaker 11: it is not their call. It is the call of

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Speaker 11: the federal government. The federal government gets the determined who

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Speaker 11: comes into the country, and who doesn't it's not the

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Speaker 11: college's call. Under you you make a very interesting point.

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Speaker 11: Many of these colleges they have become basically like foreign

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Speaker 11: racketeering operations from the Chinese Communist Party, where they come

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Speaker 11: in with tons of cash, they pay full price, they

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Speaker 11: get degrees, and.

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Speaker 12: Then they go back to China.

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Speaker 11: Now, the counter argument that Blake would be somewhat sympathetic too,

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Speaker 11: and I'm not dismissing it, is that this is like

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Speaker 11: one of the last things we actually have that the

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Speaker 11: rest of the world wants.

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Speaker 12: I get that.

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Speaker 11: I mean, at the same time, do we really want

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Speaker 11: all of our colleges to be staffed at full price

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Speaker 11: with the sons and daughters of the Chinese Communist Party.

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Speaker 11: I also tell you it doesn't. It doesn't westernize them

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Speaker 11: nearly as much as you might like. Oh, they come

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Speaker 11: here and they learn to love America and they hate China.

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Speaker 11: They don't that that doesn't happen at all. What do

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Speaker 11: you think would be the way for it, Anthony, Here.

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Speaker 1: I can say this.

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Speaker 20: I used to work at the University of Rochester for

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Speaker 20: a year, so I've seen what goes on there. I'll

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Speaker 20: be honest. The colleges act like they're their own city

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Speaker 20: and state because they're so small and they don't believe

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Speaker 20: that they have to abide by the rules of the

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Speaker 20: local community the federal government.

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Speaker 12: They can do what they want.

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Speaker 20: I really, to be honest, I think you should. I

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Speaker 20: they need to understand that once you start bringing in

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Speaker 20: revenue like they do, you're a business, you know, a

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Speaker 20: nonprofit like yours or let's see the Cancer Foundation. It's

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Speaker 20: a little different, but a college is not. You're providing

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Speaker 20: a service.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, and it's it's that that the under the five

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Speaker 11: oh one C three code you tell there is an

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Speaker 11: educational carve out. But too often a lot of these

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 11: It's a difficult one. I mean the Hillsdale College is

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Speaker 11: a great example. So I again, they're great supporters of

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Speaker 11: our show. Everyone should take the Hillsdale online courses.

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Speaker 12: Charlie Hills trying to finish up one? Now, which one

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Speaker 12: are you trying to finish?

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Speaker 20: The constitutions? Like great, it's Phenoah, I've just been so

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Speaker 12: You will finish it and you will love it.

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Speaker 11: But I will say this though, that the Hillsdale College model.

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Speaker 11: And I've sat down with doctor Larry arn and he says, look,

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Speaker 11: despite now, no matter how hard I've tried, I cannot

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Speaker 11: make Hillsdale College cash flow neutral. So I have to

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Speaker 11: go to donors to offset it. And I appreciated what

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Speaker 11: in order to get the buildings and the infrastructure and

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Speaker 11: still lose money. So the nonprofit status allows them to continue.

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Speaker 12: And that's a really good example.

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Speaker 11: Where I find it harder, though, is that when some

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Speaker 11: sizes that are set even or eight hundred or nine

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Speaker 11: hundred people, there is no individualized tutoring system. They're just

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Speaker 11: running them through. It does seem to operate more like

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Speaker 11: a business. But Anthony, thank you for remember my friend.

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Speaker 11: Really great, talk to you soon.

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Speaker 12: Thank you, Charlotte, great vow vow what's on your mind?

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Speaker 12: Thanks for being a member.

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Speaker 1: Happy Friday, Charlie, Happy Friday.

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Speaker 17: So I see that you have so much hope for

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Speaker 17: your state of Arizona.

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Speaker 1: And I'm a neighbor. I live in New Mexico, and

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Speaker 1: since these last elections.

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Speaker 5: Were just so bad for us, and I'm so discouraged.

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Speaker 17: I'm a mom of three, we live in a small farm,

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Speaker 17: and I don't see a future here for our state.

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Speaker 1: Well, do you have any encouragement for us?

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Speaker 11: So for a couple of things, First of all, thank

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Speaker 11: you for being a member. I'm going to speak pretty

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Speaker 11: candidly about your state because I know your state actually

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Speaker 11: pretty well, and I'm going to kind of give you

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Speaker 11: just kind of a take on it, and you can

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Speaker 11: agree or disagree on it. First of all, I'm actually

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Speaker 11: going to go back to I go to New Mexico

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Speaker 11: two or three times a year to speak. I love

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Speaker 11: New Mexico. It's great people. I will say a couple things.

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Speaker 11: Number One, It's called the land of Enchantment for a reason.

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Speaker 11: There are some of the weirdest spiritual stuff I've ever

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Speaker 12: I talked about it openly. I was hext at a

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Speaker 11: There's some very weird like pagan voodoo stuff that still

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Speaker 11: exists in the Albuquerque.

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Speaker 12: Kind of Santa Fe. Here's the problem. Half of your

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Speaker 12: state is Hispanic.

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Speaker 11: It's not a problem, but that they vote very very democrat,

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Speaker 11: as you well know. And there is a ton of

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Speaker 11: registration fraud that just does not get rooted out.

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Speaker 12: The second of which, which is actually the.

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Speaker 11: Bigger problem, is your white liberal Santa Fe problem. Right, So,

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Speaker 11: your white liberal Santa Fe problem is you kind of

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Speaker 12: Types that have moved to Santa Fe.

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Speaker 11: They tend to have a lot of money, and they

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Speaker 11: are very, very very left wing, as you would probably

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Speaker 11: agree with, yes, And so the other part is that

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Speaker 11: concerns me is that you really do not have a

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Speaker 11: strong conservative base. The strongest would be would be the

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Speaker 11: southeastern part of the state, which would be Roswell or

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Speaker 11: Carlsbad or Artesia or Hobbes or Clovis, that kind of

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Speaker 11: southeastern part of the state. I think that generating more

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Speaker 11: turnout there. I recently had a zoom call with some

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Speaker 11: really well meaning New Mexico philanthropists and I was just

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Speaker 11: kind of in a mood to be honest because people

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Speaker 11: keep on asking me to save their state. Charlie, can

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Speaker 11: you save Oregon? Can you save Illinois? Can you save

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Speaker 11: Rhode Island? Can you save California? And my new answer

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Speaker 11: is no, I can't, And I don't know if it's

890
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Speaker 11: the best solution honestly, to just keep on fighting when

891
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Speaker 11: you're out numbered so much. In the end, states must

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Speaker 11: save themselves. I will tell you, val we would welcome

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Speaker 11: you with open arms to come to Arizona. We are

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Speaker 11: right on the verge of one of the most exciting

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Speaker 11: moments in Arizona history, where we could take back the

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Speaker 11: state for good and turn it into a Florida. The

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Speaker 11: voter registration numbers show that the quality of candidates, show

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Speaker 11: that we're raising a serious amount of money for ballot

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Speaker 11: chasing and voter redge and all of that. We are

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Speaker 11: going to really lean in on it in twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 11: It is the first year in over a decade where

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Speaker 11: we do not have a US Senate seat being run.

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Speaker 12: Now, why does that matter.

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Speaker 11: Well, when you have a US Senate seat, you get

905
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Speaker 11: tens of millions, sometimes hundreds of millions of out of

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Speaker 11: state money that cares a lot about Arizona, and then

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Speaker 11: it has downstream positive effects for other Democrats. So, for example,

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Speaker 11: Mark Kelly in twenty twenty two. If Mark Kelly would

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Speaker 11: not have been on the ballot in twenty twenty two,

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Speaker 11: even with all the other issues, Carrie Lake probably would

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Speaker 11: have beat Katie Hobbs. But Mark Kelly poured one hundred

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Speaker 11: and twenty million dollars into his Senate race, which then

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Speaker 11: got out more Democrats and it was very hard to

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Speaker 11: rain for us to navigate. In twenty twenty six here

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Speaker 11: in Arizona, we do not have a US Senate seat.

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Speaker 11: A lot of the money across the country will dry

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Speaker 11: up and will not come to Arizona. That'll be some money,

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Speaker 11: but will instead go to Georgia. It'll go to North Carolina,

919
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Speaker 11: it will go to Maine, it will go to states

920
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Speaker 11: like Michigan, and Arizona'll be like, oh, it's a governor's seat,

921
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Speaker 11: we care about that, but we're gonna go pour our

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Speaker 11: money elsewhere.

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Speaker 12: So all that to say, we have this opening.

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Speaker 11: We have a great candidate, Andy Biggs, that we have

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Speaker 11: completely and totally endorsed. We're gonna be doing a lot

926
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Speaker 11: of ballot chasing there and look, I don't want to

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Speaker 11: depress you, but if I I will as I wouldn't.

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Speaker 11: Don't live in a place that depresses you. You have

929
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Speaker 11: great options. You have Texas to your east or Arizona

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Speaker 11: to your west, and we would love to welcome you

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Speaker 11: to beautiful Arizona. Thanks Charlie, thank you, val and we'd

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Speaker 11: love to have you come chase ballots and bring family

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Speaker 11: and friends. And you can also help your country by,

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Speaker 11: you know, neighboring Arizona. Almost every day I get a

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Speaker 11: family members' parents. They're looking for property in Florida. They're

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938
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Speaker 11: because it makes these red states even redder, and it

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Speaker 12: I believe that we are.

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Speaker 11: Going to have major problems with Trump not on the

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Speaker 11: ballot in the Rust Belt. I think JD Vance could

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Speaker 11: solve some of that, which is why I like JDS

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Speaker 11: I actually think in Arizona and Georgia, the trends are

947
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Speaker 11: Arizona and Georgia have four Democrat US senators and zero

949
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Speaker 12: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 1: The Great Reset stops here the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 12: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 11: Okay, I gotta tell you guys about Hillsdale College. As

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Speaker 11: we just mentioned in the last segment, Hillsdale is America's

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Speaker 11: greatest college. Unlike Harvard, Hillsdale does not take any federal money, history, economics,

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Speaker 11: the great works of literature.

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Speaker 12: Did you send these things in school?

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Speaker 11: Probably not, or even if you did, maybe it's time

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Speaker 11: for an enjoyable refresher. Hillsdale College is offering more than

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Speaker 11: on four novels nineteen eighty four, Brave New World, Dark,

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Speaker 11: at noon and that hideous strength. Most importantly, they show

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Speaker 11: that faith, family and friends are worth fighting for. Even

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Speaker 11: though these novels were written in nineteen thirties and forties,

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Speaker 11: they're highly relevant today. You could take their Roman history course,

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Speaker 11: their Constitution course. You heard it, Anthony's taken the Constitution

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Speaker 11: There's no cost and it's easy to get started. Why

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Speaker 11: is the law of the land. You should know about it.

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Speaker 11: You should know the details, the intricacies, the beauty, the sophistication,

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Speaker 11: It's free and you will learn a lot. I retake

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Speaker 11: this course once a year. I retake the Hillsdale course

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Speaker 11: every year just as a refresher, and I learned something

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Speaker 11: new every single time. Doctor Larry Arnd does a phenomenal job.

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Speaker 11: If you're an American that loves the country, do me

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Speaker 18: C Cha R. L I. E.

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Speaker 11: For Hillsdale dot com. Jordan, thank you for being a

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Speaker 11: member members dot Charliekirk dot com. What's on your mind.

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Speaker 5: It, Charlie, what do you think the most impactful thing

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Speaker 5: that young people can do to stay politically engaged?

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Speaker 11: Well?

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Speaker 12: Number one is to learn. That is number one.

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Speaker 11: Learn as much as you can take Hillsdale online courses,

1036
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Speaker 11: read the great books, Understand why you are a conservative,

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Speaker 11: what it means to defend Western civilization, Know the difference

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Speaker 11: between facts and wisdom.

1039
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Speaker 12: Those are two different things.

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Speaker 11: And then finally, I don't love the new kind of

1041
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Speaker 11: influencer craze where everyone just wants me an influencer. They're

1042
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Speaker 11: going to kind of film themselves. I encourage anyone that

1043
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Speaker 11: wants to get involved in politics. You have to cut

1044
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Speaker 11: your teeth in the grassroots of politics. This is something

1045
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Speaker 11: I talk about all the time with our Turning Point

1046
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Speaker 11: Action team. You have to do an election side where

1047
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Speaker 11: you're doing thankless work. It's not all just about being

1048
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Speaker 11: popular and taking selfees and doing TikTok live streams.

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Speaker 12: Have you knocked on doors?

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Speaker 11: I got my start knocking on doors in my own

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Speaker 11: free time in twenty ten for Congressman Mark Kirk in

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Speaker 11: the Illinois tenth Congressional District.

1053
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Speaker 12: For making phone calls.

1054
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Speaker 11: I was such a believer in this that after football

1055
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Speaker 11: practice I would have my parents drive me to the

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Speaker 11: Illinois GOOTV Republican Party Victory Center to go make calls.

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Speaker 11: From six point thirty to eight I set the record

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Speaker 11: for the most amount of phone calls that were made

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Speaker 11: on Saturdays after the day after football games in the fall.

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Speaker 11: Instead of just taking the day off, I would go

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Speaker 11: into the Illinois GOOTV Victory Center and just make calls

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Speaker 11: for Mark Kirk. I think Mark Kirk actually became a

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Speaker 11: US Senator in twenty ten.

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Speaker 12: No relation.

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Speaker 11: So if you want to be popular in politics and politics,

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Speaker 11: go do the work I have.

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Speaker 12: Where do you live, Jordan, where'd you say, I'm sorry? Arizona? Arizona? Perfect?

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Speaker 12: So Jordan, you can get involved with turning point action.

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Speaker 12: Here's my advice to you, Jordan.

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Speaker 11: Become a grunt work machine for the Andy Biggs for

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Speaker 11: Governor campaign. Knock on the most part yeah, please tell me.

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Speaker 1: We're going to the rally this weekend.

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Speaker 12: More phenomenal. So glad you're going to the rally. That's terrific.

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Speaker 11: Make the rally a starting point for all of your engagement,

1075
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Speaker 11: for all of your activism. And again, people should come

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Speaker 11: to our Andy Biggs Rally the Builtmore Resort tomorrow.

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Speaker 12: It's going to be amazing. But say, hey, I'm going

1078
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Speaker 12: to go knock on a thousand doors.

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Speaker 11: I'm going to go make phone calls, become a grassroots machine,

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Speaker 11: and there will be taught. There will be an entire

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Speaker 11: tent there where you can sign up to become a

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Speaker 11: volunteer and to become a ballot chaser. And that's kind

1083
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Speaker 11: and Jordan, you're you're doing great, and thank you for

1084
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Speaker 11: your involvement. But my biggest piece of criticism to most

1085
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Speaker 11: young people when they want to get involved in politics,

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Speaker 11: they want to be famous. Now you got to at

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Speaker 11: least spend I spent five to seven years just in

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Speaker 11: the thankless grassroots and then I was like, oh, I

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Speaker 11: guess I gotta go start social media accounts. I didn't

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Speaker 11: start a Facebook page till like twenty fourteen, twenty fifteen,

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Speaker 11: well like three years into starting turning point USA. I

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Speaker 11: was too busy travel the country raising money. I mean

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Speaker 11: I was all over the place, and now kids show up,

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Speaker 11: they're like, oh, I want to be famous.

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Speaker 12: Like holdnine a second. You got calm down, Like you

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Speaker 12: gotta go do the work.

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Speaker 11: You gotta cut your teeth, you got to knock on doors,

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Speaker 11: you gotta chase ballots, you gotta make phone calls. You

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Speaker 11: do not know anything about politics until you've had to

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Speaker 11: go knock on one hundred doors and only ten of

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Speaker 11: them are answered. And out of the ten that are answered,

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Speaker 11: some slam the door on you because you are a

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Speaker 11: Republican or a conservative.

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Speaker 12: Awesome, Thank you, so thank you, Jordan. That's my advice

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Speaker 12: to you.

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Speaker 11: Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com and subscribe to

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Speaker 21: Shaping this country.

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Speaker 11: It's a beautiful question one. Thank you for that one.

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Speaker 11: Here's what I would say. I think you need to

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Speaker 11: tell the story of how Argentina was once one of

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Speaker 11: the wealthiest countries in the world, which is true and

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Speaker 11: because of the Ava Paronne types and socialism. The last

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Speaker 11: forty or fifty years, Argentina became one of the poorest

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Speaker 11: countries in South America. And it's completely and totally because

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Speaker 11: of conscious public policy decisions. It's because of a series

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Speaker 11: of political decisions that were made in Argentina to say, oh,

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Speaker 11: we're not going to export grass fed beef. I'm sure

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Speaker 11: you're familiar with that stupid decision, yeah, or we're going

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Speaker 11: to have overwhelming, you know, government benefits. Argentina was and

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Speaker 11: still is one of the most beautiful countries on the planet.

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Speaker 11: I mean it is credibly There is a reason why

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Speaker 11: some really really bad ombres in World War Two found

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Speaker 11: refuge in Argentina. It's beautiful and it's easy to hide

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Speaker 11: in Argentina, right, It's a very big country. I would

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Speaker 11: tell Americans a cautionary tale that if you don't get

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Speaker 11: your house in order, you can go from rich. You

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Speaker 11: can go from wealthy to poor or to poverty quite quickly.

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Speaker 11: You see, we in the West, and especially those lunatics

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Speaker 11: at Cambridge, we take wealth so so for granted, we

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Speaker 11: act as if wealthy is the norm, poverty is the norm,

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Speaker 11: not having anything is the norm. Nowjan really quick in

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Speaker 11: thirty seconds. Did you see what did you see in Argentina?

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Speaker 11: As from a poverty standpoint? Just you guys know, it

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Speaker 11: used to be rich as in Argentina, it used to

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Speaker 11: be an idiom not anymore. How we talk about the

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Speaker 11: poverty that you saw in Argentina.

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Speaker 21: It is pretty big. It is from wealth and education.

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Speaker 21: Because of what you said about on and all that.

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Speaker 12: All the.

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Speaker 21: Institutions we our labor laws are are based on Mussolini's

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Speaker 21: still right now, so they are pretty poor and h

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Speaker 21: That's why one of the reasons that I came here

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Speaker 21: is because I see there's no change about those things

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Speaker 21: there and then you say, let's find a little place.

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Speaker 11: Well one, keep fighting for freedom. I have traveled the world.

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Speaker 11: I have never been to South America. Well, yeah, it's true,

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Speaker 11: I've been. Yeah, I actually haven't. I've been doing an

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Speaker 11: island near it, but I haven't been. I have not

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Speaker 11: been to South America. And I really want to dive

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Speaker 11: into South American culture and learn and see because there

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Speaker 11: is incredible potential. There's incredible upside that is untapped, largely

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Speaker 11: because of resentment driven socialist type policies.

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Speaker 12: Welcome back. Everybody.

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Speaker 11: Email us as always, freedom at Charliekirk dot com. That

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Speaker 12: At two pm. CNN is live streaming the Harvard graduation.

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Speaker 18: Hey, Charlie, thank you so much for being on here

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Speaker 18: and doing this. My question is, do you believe that

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Speaker 18: the Israel Palestine conflict is fundamentally rooted in territorial disputes

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Speaker 18: or our religious differences the primary driving force behind it,

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Speaker 18: like in your view, with the events of October seventh,

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Speaker 18: still have occurred if Israel were a majority Muslim state

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Speaker 18: occupying the same land.

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Speaker 12: It's a great question. The answer is no.

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Speaker 11: What happened on October seventh is uniquely radical Islamic terar.

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Speaker 11: You could say a lot against Israel. I have no

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Speaker 11: evidence ever whatsoever that the Israeli government or Jews or

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Speaker 11: Christians would do what they did in October seventh with

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Speaker 11: GoPros in hand, going to Kabbutz's dance festivals, doing kidnapping,

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Speaker 11: slitting of people's throats, celebrating it. We had a piece,

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Speaker 11: We had relative peace on October six and Islamists, Mohammedans

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Speaker 11: in Gaza, they broke that on October seventh. They almost

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Speaker 11: it's very bizarre and very perverse. It's almost like they

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Speaker 11: wanted Israel to overreact, to turn the world against Israel.

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Speaker 11: You have to wonder kind of what Gaza's calculation actually was.

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Speaker 11: It was a mini attempted holocaust on October the seventh.

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Speaker 11: This really is a struggle, and you could have. But

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Speaker 11: there's three ways to think about the Israel conflict. You

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Speaker 11: could be anti Jewish, of which I have no tolerance

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Speaker 11: for whatsoever. You could be anti Israel, which we could debate,

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Speaker 11: but that's still something. Or you can be anti Israeli government.

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Speaker 11: Those are three separate things. However, you must be intellectually

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Speaker 11: and morally honest. I get asked about the Israel conflict

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Speaker 11: all the time. You must understand that this is a

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Speaker 11: civilizational struggle. This is barbarians versus civilization. It's that simple.

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Speaker 11: You could try to curtail it any way you want.

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Speaker 11: You could try to fasten it. Look, I don't I

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Speaker 11: am a Christian. When anyone dies, it pains me.

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Speaker 12: When young gods and kids are being killed. It's terrible. Unfortunately,

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Speaker 12: in war, people die.

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Speaker 11: It is not good. It is not something that we

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Speaker 11: should celebrate. War is awful. And when I see videos

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Speaker 11: of IDF soldiers that are celebrating when they're bombing buildings,

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Speaker 11: they got to cut that crap out too. You got

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Speaker 11: to stop it. Okay, you shouldn't be celebrating when you're

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Speaker 11: bombing buildings. So both I would say that that. However,

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Speaker 11: the most important component is this is that it's a

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Speaker 11: civilizational struggle. Play cut three seventy one click always just

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Speaker 11: be wrong, Okay, I thought it was three seventy one

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Speaker 11: about how Carolyn Levitt wants peace. I do want to

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Speaker 11: get to the next question now, and we can dive

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Speaker 11: into that topic even more. I think I've thoroughly talked

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Speaker 11: about it. Matt, what's on your mind?

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Speaker 12: Hey, hey, Charlie, how's it going today? Good? How are

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Speaker 12: you happy Friday?

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Speaker 1: Thanks for everything you do.

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Speaker 22: As always, my question is a little different. It's a

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Speaker 22: unique perspective you might have on the Officer Shouven situation,

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Speaker 22: you know, with the whispers and I think he should

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Speaker 22: be rightfully pardoned, though that's going to be a federal

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Speaker 22: only and then he goes.

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Speaker 18: Back to because he was convicted in state.

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Speaker 22: And federal charges. Again, you can argue.

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Speaker 1: If it was right or not.

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Speaker 12: I don't think it was.

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Speaker 22: But although Wilson maga State like harbor him and tell

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Speaker 22: Minnesota come get him next you night him, or if

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Speaker 22: he has federally pardon, how would you see that playing out.

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Speaker 11: It's a very complicated question, and it's a good question.

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Speaker 11: I'm not even sure that Chauvin wants a pardon at

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Speaker 11: this point, because that would actually put him, that would

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Speaker 11: actually throw him in a worse prison. On the state level.

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Speaker 11: He deserves a federal pardon, of course he does. George

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Speaker 11: Floyd died of a drug overdose. That's something we've known

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Speaker 11: for quite some time. You're not allowed to say that

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Speaker 11: out loud, but George Floyd obviously died of a drug overdose.

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Speaker 11: Just look at the original unedited, non politically pressured, non

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Speaker 11: politically motivated Hennepin County Medical Examiner report. George Floyd was saying, quote,

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Speaker 11: I can't breathe. When he was in the back of

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Speaker 12: Him, Yes, yes, that's the party show.

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Speaker 11: Yes, and he was with two other people and they

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Speaker 11: are both alive today. They don't show you that, and

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Speaker 11: so did Derek Chauvin act perfectly. No, I think we've

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Speaker 11: ever made that case. But he does not deserve to

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Speaker 11: spend the rest of his life in prison. Most of this, though,

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Speaker 11: is Minnesota centric. Unfortunately, unless there will eventually be a

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Speaker 11: Minnesota governor this he'll probably.

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Speaker 12: That will pardon him.

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Speaker 11: He'll probably never get out of prison, but federally he

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Speaker 11: should be completely and totally pardoned.

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Speaker 22: Well no, but that's the thought though, is if he

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Speaker 22: was federally pardoned, you know, so, couldn't federal officers grab

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Speaker 22: him and then just move into Florida.

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Speaker 11: No, well that's interesting, But no, we do have a

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Speaker 11: we do have respecting of the state's sovereign rights as

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Speaker 11: long as they're not conflicting the US Constitution, which it

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Speaker 11: wouldn't be because he's still under state law, and we

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Speaker 11: do have a federalist system there. And I wouldn't even

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Speaker 11: necessarily even support that because you do, for example, you

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Speaker 11: don't want a Joe Biden president all of a sudden

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Speaker 11: start grabbing illegal aliens, you know, or a future AOC

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Speaker 11: president to start grabbing illegal aliens from you know, Texas

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Speaker 11: and bringing them to New York so they could run

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Speaker 11: for mayor or some nonsense. But now, look to answer

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Speaker 11: your question, Derek Chauvin should be pardoned. I don't think

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Speaker 11: he acted perfectly. He was probably sat on his neck

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Speaker 11: a little too long, but even using the knee brace

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Speaker 11: was trained by the Minnesota Police Department, a fact that

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Speaker 11: was not allowed.

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Speaker 12: To be introduced into the court.

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Speaker 11: So what happened to Chauvin was unjust, but we can't

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Speaker 11: destroy our entire system for his sake.

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Speaker 22: Yes, sir, thank you, Thanks so much.

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Speaker 11: God blessed, Shabbat Shalam. See you next week.