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Speaker 1: So you listen to Kevin and I play that for you,

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Speaker 2: Like, these are the same type of deal.

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Speaker 1: These are also the same dealle that told you you're

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Speaker 2: We're really sorry.

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Speaker 1: if you read that story, you probably think the economy

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Speaker 1: But you think they're going to run the same levels

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Speaker 1: message from my Heartmedia. This is what we're witnessing in Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 1: The GOP is netted twelve thousand voter registration surge in

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Speaker 2: It's the swing state.

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Speaker 1: A recent data shows a notable weekly game that continues

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Speaker 1: Newly released report, today, Republicans achieved a net game of

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Speaker 6: According to the US Marshals, through Operation Northern Light, children

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Speaker 7: charges of human trafficking, of interference with child custody, and

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Speaker 7: just a lot of really really bad situations that these

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Speaker 6: Lil Jadal says this wouldn't have been possible without the

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Speaker 6: help of state law enforcement and local agencies, including Pensacola PD.

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Speaker 6: Lol Jadal says, the biggest takeaway from this operation is

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Speaker 6: to always know what your child is doing, who they

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Speaker 6: are associating with, and be involved in their lives.

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Speaker 1: By the way, where was this help in the last administration?

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Speaker 1: You think about this forty three missing children that are

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Speaker 1: now going to be reunited with their families for the holidays,

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Speaker 1: who are, as they described it, critically missing, meaning they

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Speaker 1: were at risk of violent crimes, serious harm like drug

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Speaker 1: sexual exploitation, domestic violence, or crime exposure. Why is it

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Speaker 1: the last administration completely look the other way. They didn't care.

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Speaker 1: They wanted to fundamentally change this country. They wanted to

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Speaker 1: bring in as many illegal immigrants as humanly possible. And

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Speaker 1: the reason why they wanted to bring them in is

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Speaker 1: simple because then they would gain power and hopefully they're

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Speaker 1: votes one day, they would gain the votes to their

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Speaker 1: friends that can vote. That's also really really important that

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Speaker 1: you understand that. And this goes back to I think

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Speaker 1: the President of the United States of America saying, we're

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Speaker 1: going to find these kids. We're not going to look

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Speaker 1: the other way. We will find them, we will protect them.

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Speaker 1: Don't forget Share this podcast wherever you can with your

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Speaker 1: family and your friends, and I'll see you back here

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Speaker 1: tomorrow