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Speaker 1: Let's talk about the courts, the Trump administration, you and me.

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Speaker 1: Over the weekend, the Supreme Court decided that the Trump

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Speaker 7: You're right to go out for a walk in the park.

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Speaker 8: You may come into contact with other people, in a

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Speaker 1: Still to this day, I could feel my blood pressure rizing.

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Speaker 1: You know what we need to go. Let's talk about

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Speaker 1: your shoes and no, look it's me. You know I'm

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Speaker 1: But dunique shoes. You see, they have this special technology

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Speaker 1: of them eventually. That's how incredible these things are. They're miraculous. Listen,

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Speaker 2: We'll be back.

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Speaker 9: My relationship with Presidency is great.

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Speaker 4: It was, It's been great for.

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Speaker 2: A long time.

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Speaker 4: We've had a very good relationship.

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Speaker 10: And I think we'll make a deal with China.

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Speaker 4: If we don't make a deal, we'll set it.

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Speaker 3: We'll just set the number, and you know, I think

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Speaker 2: We're doing great. We're gonna this is the Golden age.

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Speaker 3: As Paul said, we're talking about the Golden age.

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Speaker 2: It will never be a time like this in my opinion.

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Speaker 3: And uh, China wants to be a part of that too.

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Speaker 1: I gotta be honest with you. I follow this stuff

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Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on with the tariffs. Are

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Speaker 1: because he's really good at all this stuff. Joining me now,

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Speaker 1: Stephen W. Moser, President of the Population Research Institute. He

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Speaker 1: also wrote a wonderful book about the fall of China,

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Speaker 1: Hopefully the Devil in Communist China? Okay, Stephen, the tariffs specifically,

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Speaker 2: Is in place? What is not in place? What is

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Speaker 4: Well?

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Speaker 9: Where are we at?

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Speaker 1: Is?

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Speaker 2: Where we at?

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Speaker 1: Is?

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Speaker 9: China can candition out, but they sure can't take it

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Speaker 9: because they've been They've been dishing it out to us

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Speaker 9: what he's doing is he's putting the same kind of

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Speaker 9: taking into account their theft of intellectual property and their

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Speaker 9: I have trouble too, because they keep going up. Right,

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Speaker 9: they started ten percent and we had an extra ten

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Speaker 9: and fifty four percent. Then China foolishly responded, and now

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Speaker 9: China's economy is going to collapse. You can see it

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Speaker 9: collapsing in real time right now. And we can talk

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Speaker 1: Yes, I actually would love to talk about exactly that.

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Speaker 1: I have about a million things I want to talk

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Speaker 2: So I want you to.

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Speaker 1: Explain to me, the Chinese economy it's collapse or it's

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Speaker 1: impending collapse. Because I'll tell you something that has blown

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Speaker 1: away me as I just watched Steven, I'm not an expert.

443
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Speaker 2: Like you are.

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Speaker 1: Is how much money they throw around everywhere, all over

445
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Speaker 1: the globe.

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Speaker 2: Everywhere you look.

447
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Speaker 1: They're buying off this, they're paying for that, spending an

448
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Speaker 1: inhuman amount of money on their military.

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Speaker 2: There's no way they have this kind of money.

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Speaker 9: Well, the only way they have this kind of money

451
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Speaker 9: is from the export sector of the economy, right, the

452
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Speaker 9: things that they produce using virtual surf labor, slave labor

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Speaker 9: actually and produce goods. You know, if you have slaves,

454
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Speaker 9: you can produce goods very cheaply, especially if they're hardworking

455
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Speaker 9: people like the Chinese, who have great work ethic. And

456
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Speaker 9: these people are being worked seven days a week, twelve

457
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Speaker 9: hours a day in amazing ships, lengthy ships that Americans

458
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Speaker 9: wouldn't tolerate. They can't organize labor units, they can't strike

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Speaker 9: for higher wages. They object, they're met with police force.

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Speaker 9: So you know, they work long and hard for slave wages.

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Speaker 9: So they have this export sector of the economy all

462
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Speaker 9: along China's coast, a couple hundred million people are involved

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Speaker 9: in that. It's based in Guangong and Shanghai and up

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Speaker 9: north in Tanjin, and so every day you have these

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Speaker 9: tens of millions of Chinese workers, these minions working producing

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Speaker 9: goods for export. Where do those goods go? Well, a

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Speaker 9: lot of those goods come to the United States, about

468
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Speaker 9: about sixteen percent of the goods at so that's one

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Speaker 9: in every six of the shoes that they make comes

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Speaker 9: to the United States. We've got the biggest consumer economy

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Speaker 9: in the world. And actually some other stuff comes for

472
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Speaker 9: the US too, indirectly from Vietnam and Indonesia and Hong Kong,

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Speaker 9: which is tranship because the Chinese Communist Party is trying

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Speaker 9: to trick us into thinking that not all of these

475
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Speaker 9: cheap labor goods come from China, but they do, they're

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Speaker 9: just shipped through other places. So right now with the tariffs,

477
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Speaker 9: no one is buying those goods because all of a sudden,

478
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Speaker 9: they're not the cheapest place to get shirts and shoes.

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Speaker 9: And so the containers, they are huge piles of containers

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Speaker 9: piling up in China's major ports that will never be

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Speaker 9: shipped anywhere because they're filled with goods that were ordered

482
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Speaker 9: months ago from the United States, and those orders have

483
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Speaker 9: now been canceled. There are huge numbers of ships sitting offshore,

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Speaker 9: most of which are owned by China. I mean talking

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Speaker 9: about dozens of container ships off guang Nong, dozens of

486
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Speaker 9: container ships off Shanghai waiting in ports for cargo that

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Speaker 9: will never come. So about half of all the container

488
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Speaker 9: voyages between China and the US are being canceled right now,

489
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Speaker 9: right now, in real time, and that will only make

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Speaker 9: the current backlog worse. Those ships aren't going anywhere because

491
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Speaker 9: no one wants to buy the cheap Chinese goods, and

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Speaker 9: many of these goods look were made for the China

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Speaker 9: for the American market. Example, the Christmas orders should be

494
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Speaker 9: coming in now for things like artificial Christmas trees. Who

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Speaker 9: buys artificial Christmas trees, Well, not the Europeans, not the

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Speaker 9: Southeast Asians. Americans do, and we're not going to be

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Speaker 9: buying them this year. Who buys trampolines for your backyard

498
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Speaker 9: for kids? Spend three or four five hundred dollars on

499
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Speaker 9: a trampoline for your kids so they can bounce around happily.

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Speaker 9: For the Europeans, don't do that. The South Americans don't

501
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Speaker 9: do that. The Americans do that. That market is now gone,

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Speaker 9: So there are lots of goods that have been produced

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Speaker 9: that can't be sold. I look at Chinese videos of

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Speaker 9: warehouses filled with piles of shoes and piles of clothes,

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Speaker 9: and piles of other goods that are now being sold

506
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Speaker 9: for pennies on the dollar to people in China. They're

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Speaker 9: basically going to be have to be giving away these

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Speaker 9: goods for less than the cost of manufacturing them. I'm

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Speaker 9: looking at factories now that are closing down, workers being

510
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Speaker 9: sent home with their last paycheck or maybe not being

511
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Speaker 9: paid at all, because if you don't pay the workers,

512
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Speaker 9: what can they do? They have no recourse. Empty streets

513
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Speaker 9: and shuttered shops in the surrounding cities where those workers

514
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Speaker 9: would have gone to buy lunch, right the noodle shops,

515
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Speaker 9: the convenience stores, the small retailers, they're all going out

516
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Speaker 9: of business. Tea shops, they're all going out of business.

517
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Speaker 9: So for every one factory job you lose, you lose

518
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Speaker 9: two or three other jobs in the surrounding area. TIMU

519
00:28:24,480 --> 00:28:26,680
Speaker 9: used to do big business in the United States. Well,

520
00:28:26,720 --> 00:28:29,800
Speaker 9: guess what, they just officially turned off all of their

521
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Speaker 9: Google shopping campaigns because they're goods which they were shipping,

522
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Speaker 9: you know, by mail to the United States can't be

523
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Speaker 9: shipped here anymore because they're now subject to tariffs. Because

524
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Speaker 9: Trump eliminated the loophole which enable you to send a

525
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Speaker 9: package worth less than eight hundred dollars to the US

526
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Speaker 9: without terraffs. Now all those packages are going to be

527
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Speaker 9: tariff and all those goods are no longer as dirt

528
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Speaker 9: cheap as they used to be. So America only absorbs about,

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Speaker 9: you know, one sixth of China's exports, but can consider

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Speaker 9: that the next largest customer, Vietnam, well accounts for about

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Speaker 9: four percent. So yeah, they're selling little bits of stuff

532
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Speaker 9: here and there around the world, but they will never

533
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Speaker 9: be able to make up over the short term the

534
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Speaker 9: loss of the American market, and that American market is gone,

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Speaker 9: China's GDP is going to take a tremendous hit. They're

536
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Speaker 9: going to be I estimate twenty million workers out of

537
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Speaker 9: a job in China over the next couple months. That

538
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Speaker 9: hemorrhaging has already started, it's going to continue. That's on

539
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Speaker 9: top of the already high youth unemployment rate. We're about

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Speaker 9: forty percent, four out of ten of young people from

541
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Speaker 9: sixteen to twenty five are unemployed in China. They're going

542
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Speaker 9: to be millions of people in China's coastal cities who

543
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Speaker 9: don't have jobs and can't afford to live, can't afford

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Speaker 9: to buy food.

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Speaker 1: Stephen, my concern. Look, it's just a concern. I'm not

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Speaker 1: saying anyone's doing anything wrong. What is China do in

547
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Speaker 1: response to this? We know they have a totalitarian.

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Speaker 2: At the top.

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Speaker 1: He doesn't have complete iron clad control, obviously, I've heard

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Speaker 1: from several people.

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Speaker 2: He's afraid of his generals. He's afraid of this.

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Speaker 1: China has to respond right, if she can't afford to

553
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Speaker 1: just have the economy collapse, they have to do something right.

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Speaker 9: Well they do, and I think they're going to be

555
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Speaker 9: so caught up in the internal turmoil, the social unrest

556
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Speaker 9: that is coming. I mean, we're talking about the fate

557
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Speaker 9: of tens of millions of Chinese and consider this that

558
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Speaker 9: you know, it's only a matter of time before they

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Speaker 9: take to the streets demanding what demanding food? I mean,

560
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Speaker 9: they're not making a demand for an increase in wages,

561
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Speaker 9: for example, they're demanding the right to live, the right

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Speaker 9: to survive. And look, these people have nowhere else to go.

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Speaker 9: You know, I spent ten years in age, I spent

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Speaker 9: many years in China, and I lived in villages. I

565
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Speaker 9: lived in small towns. Forty years ago, the people now

566
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Speaker 9: out of work could have gone back to the villages.

567
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Speaker 9: That's where they came from, that's where their families were.

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Speaker 4: They could go back.

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Speaker 9: They would have a room, they would have a house,

570
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Speaker 9: they could farm in the fields. Twenty years ago, they

571
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Speaker 9: could have gone back to the villages, and people in

572
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Speaker 9: the villages would have been older now, and some of

573
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Speaker 9: the fields would have not been farmed, but they still

574
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Speaker 9: could have survived. But this generation was raised by their

575
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Speaker 9: grandparents in the villages. Their parents grew up in the cities.

576
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Speaker 9: They grew up in the cities, and those villages are

577
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Speaker 9: now empty. Those grandparents are now in their seventies and

578
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Speaker 9: eighties and dying out. The fields aren't being farmed anymore.

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Speaker 9: Some of the villages in the marginal areas are completely abandoned.

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Speaker 9: In other words, they can't go back. There's no place

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Speaker 9: for them to go back too. They're stuck in the cities.

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Speaker 9: So there's a huge boat floating population of people in

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Speaker 9: the cities, and I think, so there's no soft rice

584
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Speaker 9: paddy to land on this time, there's no going home.

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Speaker 9: So yeah, I expect food ryots. And sure you've got

586
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Speaker 9: China with the People's Armed Police one point one million

587
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Speaker 9: members of something called the People's arm Police. What is

588
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Speaker 9: the People's arm Police. Well, it's one million members of

589
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Speaker 9: the Chinese military who were transferred into the police force

590
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Speaker 9: after the Chinaman demonstrations of thirty some years ago. These

591
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Speaker 9: are military units. They have tanks, they have armored personnel carriers,

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Speaker 9: they have heavy artillery, and they're there specifically to make

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Speaker 9: sure there's not a rebellion against the Chinese Communist Party.

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Speaker 9: But I think there's going to be turmoil in China.

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Speaker 9: And here, what do we do. Well, you know, we

596
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Speaker 9: may be paying a little more for goods from China,

597
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Speaker 9: which most of us can afford to do, and we

598
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Speaker 9: can do without the extra brands of Christmas lights or

599
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Speaker 9: the trampoline for the kids to jump in. But in

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Speaker 9: China we're talking about literally a life and death situation

601
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Speaker 9: with millions of people going to bed hungry every night,

602
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Speaker 9: and there's a real possibility first time since the nineteen

603
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Speaker 9: sixties of a famine. China can feed itself. China imports

604
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Speaker 9: a third of all the grain that the people eat

605
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Speaker 9: every year, the soybeans, the corn, all of the other grains.

606
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Speaker 9: They can't grow enough food to feed their own people.

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Speaker 9: So I'm thinking, and actually I'm hoping, that that Shijan Ping,

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Speaker 9: the leader of China and the Chinese Communist Party, will

609
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Speaker 9: be so caught up dealing with the internal turmoil and

610
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Speaker 9: trying to prevent the complete collapse of the economy that

611
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Speaker 9: they won't engage in any foreign adventures. But it's going

612
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Speaker 9: to be a close run thing, because what's the best

613
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Speaker 9: way to distract your people from the fact that they

614
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Speaker 9: have hungry bellies and they're having to tighten their belts. Well,

615
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Speaker 9: engaging in a little foreign war will sometimes do that.

616
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Speaker 9: China has already. Chinese people have already been told by

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Speaker 9: Sijan Ping, the leader of the Communist Party, that they

618
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Speaker 9: must be prepared to eat bitterness suir ku in the

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Speaker 9: Chinese phrase eat bitterness. That means prepared for hard times.

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Speaker 9: And that doesn't mean just kipping a meal. In China,

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Speaker 9: that means that hard times you may starve to death.

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Speaker 1: Wow, China has They've had a femin or two in

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Speaker 1: the past. Steven, thank you so much. I appreciate you.

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Speaker 2: Sir very much.

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Speaker 1: That's good, right, But I think the same thing you think,

626
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Speaker 1: there's going to be a response an economy of country

627
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Speaker 1: that size and not just going to collapse without a fight.

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Speaker 2: I love sleeping.

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Speaker 1: I sleep good all the time I looked I'm a

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Speaker 1: natural sleeper. But as somebody who is a natural sleeper,

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Speaker 10: Do you regret saying that President Biden had a mental acuity,

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Speaker 10: He had a sharpness to him. You said that up

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Speaker 11: I said what I believe to be true.

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Speaker 10: And do you think he was as sharp as you?

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Speaker 10: Joe Biden to twenty twenty one Joe Biden when I.

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Speaker 11: Said that, you know what the thing is heat? Look,

657
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Speaker 11: he was sharp, he was on his feet. I saw

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Speaker 11: him live event. I had meetings with him a couple

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Speaker 11: of times.

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Speaker 10: Senator on his feet is not praise. He can speak

661
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Speaker 10: in sentences is not praise.

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Speaker 11: Fair enough, fair enough?

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Speaker 2: Oh, So I have this theory.

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Speaker 1: Joining me now, John Phillips, host of The John Phillips Show,

665
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Speaker 1: which is now live on the Wonderful KSFO in San Francisco. John, So,

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Speaker 1: I have this theory about politicians because I always encourage

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Speaker 1: people to run for office, and I tell them there's

668
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Speaker 1: a time limit.

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Speaker 2: The second you get elected.

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Speaker 1: It will slowly but surely eat away at your soul

671
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Speaker 1: the longer you're there, and eventually you're just you're Elizabeth Warren,

672
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Speaker 1: where you'll just tell these brazen lies without without hesitation

673
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Speaker 1: at all, that slowly you'll become no longer human.

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Speaker 2: Does that make sense?

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Speaker 9: Oh?

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Speaker 7: Yeah?

677
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Speaker 6: And I love the way that she was looking at him,

678
00:37:16,560 --> 00:37:19,759
Speaker 6: because she looked like a parent who is lying.

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Speaker 4: To their kid. Yeah, you're going to the dentist, but

680
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Speaker 4: it's not going to hurt. Just trust. Beyond this one.

681
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Speaker 6: Where you could tell that she was being only as

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Speaker 6: honest as she had to be to get the result

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Speaker 6: that she wanted. But what you saw there, I think,

684
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Speaker 6: more than anything, was an indictment of the media. How

685
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Speaker 6: is it that Elizabeth Warren and the rest of them

686
00:37:41,880 --> 00:37:44,640
Speaker 6: have been lying to us for years and years and

687
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Speaker 6: years about his mental acuity and she doesn't get asked

688
00:37:49,120 --> 00:37:52,080
Speaker 6: about it until she's at the floral shop there and

689
00:37:52,280 --> 00:37:56,480
Speaker 6: suddenly it's surprised. You have to explain away something that

690
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Speaker 6: all of us know isn't true. And it was a lie.

691
00:38:00,520 --> 00:38:03,960
Speaker 6: It was a complete lie where we were watching him

692
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Speaker 6: falling up the stairs on television on a daily basis,

693
00:38:06,960 --> 00:38:09,960
Speaker 6: talking to dead people, yet in private when he's meeting

694
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Speaker 6: with these Democrats. He's putting together Rubik's cubes and doing

695
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Speaker 6: advanced calculus for a party that has been going on

696
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Speaker 6: and on and on about the threat to democracy. Think

697
00:38:19,880 --> 00:38:23,279
Speaker 6: about this for a second. They lied to us for

698
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Speaker 6: four years about a demented person who could hide his

699
00:38:26,960 --> 00:38:30,680
Speaker 6: own Easter eggs being in charge of the government when

700
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Speaker 6: an unelected, unknown body of people were actually calling the shots,

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Speaker 6: and they never got straight with us about who it

702
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Speaker 6: was that was making the decisions for the last four years.

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Speaker 6: How in the world is that democracy?

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Speaker 11: Yeah?

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Speaker 1: Are the American people angry about that aspect of it?

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Speaker 2: John?

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Speaker 1: I mean angry at Democrats about the fact that the

708
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Speaker 1: president of the United States of Amyria wasn't functional. I

709
00:39:01,640 --> 00:39:04,200
Speaker 1: know the American people rejected an open border. I know

710
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Speaker 1: they were upset about inflation, and these were the big

711
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Speaker 1: issues that carried Donald Trump into the White House. But

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Speaker 1: I still, honestly, I laughed when we just put up

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Speaker 1: that video of Joe Biden speaking. But I'm still angry

714
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Speaker 1: about it. I still laugh about it, and I'm still

715
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Speaker 1: angry that our country was led by that person for

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Speaker 1: four years.

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Speaker 2: Are the American people angry about it?

718
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Speaker 6: Whatever a party loses an election. There's always a million

719
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Speaker 6: different factors that go into it. It's usually not one

720
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Speaker 6: thing that causes you to win or to lose. And

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Speaker 6: Kamala Harris was one of the ones who was in

722
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Speaker 6: those closed door rooms with Joe Biden and saw his

723
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Speaker 6: current condition and lied to us about it on a

724
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Speaker 6: regular basis. And I think the fact that everyone understood

725
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Speaker 6: that she had to be aware of this and lied

726
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Speaker 6: to us about it played a role in people thinking

727
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Speaker 6: that she was not authentically true during the campaign, which

728
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Speaker 6: I think was one of her time problems. She couldn't

729
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Speaker 6: answer her question and we didn't really know who this

730
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Speaker 6: person was who wanted to be president. Because she's on

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Speaker 6: both sides of every issue, She's saying things that we

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Speaker 6: know to be factually false, and I think that that

733
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Speaker 6: ultimately ended up being her biggest problem, and lying to

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Speaker 6: us about the condition of Joe Biden played a role.

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Speaker 1: In that.

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Speaker 2: What's she going to do now?

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Speaker 1: Obviously the rumors are flying she's running for governor, that

738
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Speaker 1: she may run back for president, but John all these

739
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Speaker 1: problems remain. It's not as if Kamala Harris has been

740
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Speaker 1: sitting around doing a bunch of heavy reading, getting boning

741
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Speaker 1: up on the issues and things like that that you

742
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Speaker 1: don't change when.

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Speaker 2: You're sixty years old. She is what she's been.

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Speaker 1: She's not going to have any success, certainly not running

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Speaker 1: for president.

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Speaker 2: Where's she go.

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Speaker 6: She doesn't think she's the reason that she lost. I'm

748
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Speaker 6: sure she blames Joe Biden, you're not getting out earlier.

749
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Speaker 6: I'm sure she blames the Democratic Party people like Nancy

750
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Speaker 6: Pelosi and Jim Carville for winning an open convention. So

751
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Speaker 6: she doesn't look in the mirror and say, Okay, you're

752
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Speaker 6: the problem. She doesn't want to go out of politics

753
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Speaker 6: as a loser, and that's what she is right now.

754
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Speaker 6: She lost to Donald Trump, and there's a lot of

755
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Speaker 6: Democrats out there who harbor resentment towards her because of it.

756
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Speaker 6: So she needs to do something so that her Wikipedia

757
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Speaker 6: page doesn't say the flast act was her losing to

758
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Speaker 6: Donald Trump. So she can do a couple of different things.

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Speaker 6: She can run for president again, which she might do,

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Speaker 6: in which case she might lose the Democratic primary, and

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Speaker 6: then she goes out a double loser, someone who couldn't

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Speaker 6: win when it was handed to her, and someone couldn't

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Speaker 6: win a Democratic primary for a second time after being

764
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Speaker 6: a sitting vice president that would be horrible. Or she

765
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Speaker 6: could find an office that she thinks is attainable, get

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Speaker 6: elected to that and say, Okay, I may have lost

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Speaker 6: to Donald Trump, but I was a two term governor

768
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Speaker 6: of California. The problem for that is that being governor

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Speaker 6: of California is not an easy task, especially right now

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Speaker 6: where we're in crisis, whether it comes to insurance or homelessness,

771
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Speaker 6: or crime, or the budget or fire mitigation or water whatever.

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Speaker 4: We need someone who's fully.

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Speaker 6: Engaged, who's been thinking about these things for a while,

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Speaker 6: who has some kind of idea as to what they

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Speaker 6: will do to solve these problems. We don't need another

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Speaker 6: absentee landlord. If she were to run for California governor

777
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Speaker 6: and she has no ideas, it's going to be a

778
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Speaker 6: brutal campaign because that's going to be pointed out at

779
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Speaker 6: various times on the campaign trail, and she's going to

780
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Speaker 6: look foolish. If her name idea is enough to get

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Speaker 6: her elected, she's going to be elected to an office

782
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Speaker 6: that is a full time job, plus where she doesn't

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Speaker 6: even have interest in the subject matter that she'll have

784
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Speaker 6: to deal with, let alone some kind of background in

785
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Speaker 6: solving those problems. So I think that's a minefield for

786
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Speaker 6: her too. I don't think there are any good options

787
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Speaker 6: in elected office for Kamala Harris right now.

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Speaker 1: Well, how is she going to face any kind of

789
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Speaker 1: scrutiny from the California media when she never has before?

790
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Speaker 1: Do they have a new bell of the ball and

791
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Speaker 1: the Democrat Party out there?

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Speaker 6: If the Democratic candidates think she has no viability in

793
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Speaker 6: the future to be president, then she can't punish them.

794
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Speaker 6: And if she can't punish them, then it's like you're

795
00:43:36,160 --> 00:43:39,239
Speaker 6: playing in the NFL and the defense lin lines up

796
00:43:39,280 --> 00:43:42,879
Speaker 6: offside and you have a free play. So they might

797
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Speaker 6: be a little bit more aggressive with her than you're

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Speaker 6: expecting them to be.

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Speaker 4: Also, keep in mind who's in this field.

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Speaker 6: You have a lady Canolacus, who's the Lieutenant governor, who

801
00:43:54,040 --> 00:43:56,359
Speaker 6: is a billionaire. She's from one of the top ten

802
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Speaker 6: richest families in California, so if she wants to go

803
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Speaker 6: sports to Earth, she has the resources to really go

804
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Speaker 6: scorts to Earth. And the other one is Katie Porter,

805
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Speaker 6: who every one of the Democratic Party hates. She ran

806
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Speaker 6: against their beloved Adam Shift for the US Senate and

807
00:44:13,000 --> 00:44:17,480
Speaker 6: got real nasty with him during that campaign lost that

808
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Speaker 6: she has nothing to lose, and if Kamala Harris stands

809
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Speaker 6: in her way, I have zero doubt that the same

810
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Speaker 6: woman who dumped a pot of boiling hot potatoes on

811
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Speaker 6: her ex husband's head is willing to slam dunk another

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Speaker 6: pot of potatoes right on.

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Speaker 2: Kamala, Well, you don't want to get in front of

814
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Speaker 2: Katie Porker. She will eat you up.

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Speaker 1: By the way, you're being pretty hard on California, but

816
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Speaker 1: Oakland seems to have things figured out.

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Speaker 2: This is their new mayor.

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Speaker 12: Our You're calling for a fifty dollars an hour federal

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Speaker 12: minimum wage. That's seven times the current national minimum wage

820
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Speaker 12: of seven to twenty five an hour. Can you explain

821
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Speaker 12: how that would be economically sustainable for small businesses? Say

822
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Speaker 12: sixty seconds, do the math.

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Speaker 2: Just do the math.

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Speaker 13: Of course, we had national minimum wages that we need

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Speaker 13: to raise to a living wage. You're talking about twenty

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Speaker 13: five dollars. Fine, but I have got to be focused

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Speaker 13: on what California needs and what the affordability factor is

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Speaker 13: when we calculate this wage.

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Speaker 12: Bisley, thank you, mister Garvey.

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Speaker 2: John.

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Speaker 1: At some point in time we get the government we deserve.

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Speaker 1: It's it's hard to feel bad for Oakland at this

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Speaker 1: point in time.

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Speaker 6: Enjoy close your eyes and re listen to that, and

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Speaker 6: tell me that's not Steve Rkle. You know, she she's

836
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Speaker 6: been in Congress for out hitting decades now, and then

837
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Speaker 6: suddenly she loses. She came in fourth when she ran

838
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Speaker 6: for US Senate and she was going to go out

839
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Speaker 6: to lose her and decided, Okay, well I'll find the

840
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Speaker 6: next available job that's open, and I'll do that. So

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Speaker 6: she's going to be in Oakland, where the last mayor

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Speaker 6: who was just recalled from office is looking at ninety

843
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Speaker 6: plus years in prison for correct. Part of her final

844
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Speaker 6: days in office was selling the coliseum where the Raiders

845
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Speaker 6: and the A's used to play. That deal is now

846
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Speaker 6: being called into question. The city's budget depended on that

847
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Speaker 6: going through. So if that deal is clawed back, my

848
00:46:16,640 --> 00:46:19,319
Speaker 6: guess is Oakland will be bankrupt. The nine to one

849
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Speaker 6: to one system doesn't work. The in and out Burger

850
00:46:22,520 --> 00:46:25,480
Speaker 6: just shut down a profitable location because they said they

851
00:46:25,520 --> 00:46:29,920
Speaker 6: couldn't make sure that their employees and customers were safe.

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Speaker 6: And now, at almost eighty years of age, she decides

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Speaker 6: that this is the job that she wants to take on.

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Speaker 6: It's going to look like the day after the end

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Speaker 6: of the world by the time she leaves office, and

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Speaker 6: it kind of already does.

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Speaker 1: Now. Oh oh gosh, so Oakland's gonna get worse.

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Speaker 2: That's just amazing to me. God, John, thank you, my friend.

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Speaker 1: As always, all right, it's time to lighten the mood.

860
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Speaker 1: And I do, I do enjoy, I enjoy Randy Winegarden.

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Speaker 1: She's known as Communist John Denver on this show. I

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00:47:16,640 --> 00:47:21,680
Speaker 1: enjoy her because her lack of self awareness creates entertainment

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00:47:21,719 --> 00:47:24,759
Speaker 1: for you, in entertainment for me. For instance, she's not

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Speaker 1: a good speaker by any stretch of the imagination voice.

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Speaker 2: It's it's so much.

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Speaker 1: Yet because of her role, she just does speeches all

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Speaker 1: the time, and she goes on television shows all the time.

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Speaker 1: And she went on with Martha McCallum and she called her, sweetheart,

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Speaker 1: that was a mistake.

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Speaker 11: You have actually very Martha, sweetheart, sweetheart listened to me,

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Speaker 11: she does, I'm sorry, my bad.

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Speaker 9: It actually does.

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Speaker 2: Matter, said good naw. But now a stable mm hmmm,

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Speaker 2: m

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Speaker 9: M h m hmm.