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Speaker 2: Yeah, you're absolutely right that Donald Trump is also looming

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Speaker 2: after expensive political gimmicks to help bolster the economy ahead

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Speaker 2: But also the government has wanted to boost its popularity

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Speaker 3: And this all comes after.

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Speaker 2: The government reported a real blowout deficit number of over

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Speaker 2: That was more than the forty billion more or less

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Speaker 1: Well on that point, is Trudeau on the thread at

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Speaker 4: We are also, though, following breaking news out of Berlin

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Speaker 4: We have live pictures for you of the Bundestag in Berlin.

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Speaker 4: President Frank Walter Steinmeier can now move, of course to

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Speaker 3: February twenty third.

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Speaker 4: All of this coming after Germany's governing coalition collapsed last month.

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Speaker 4: Seen in Sebastian Schuchlez tracking the story, joining us now

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Speaker 4: live with the developments from Berlins and not a totally

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Speaker 5: Yeah, Eric, I'm still in the belly of the Bundestak

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Speaker 3: Recently took its conclusion.

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Speaker 3: The twenty third of February.

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Speaker 5: Technically the president has twenty one days to decide on

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Speaker 6: Not a democraty.

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Speaker 7: Democracy requires parties to compete against each other with different proposals,

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Speaker 8: And so you can hear there, Okay, I want to

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Speaker 9: Right there with the guy with the head of Germany

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Speaker 9: We won, you lost.

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Speaker 8: That little worm right now, do we have the Johnson thing?

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Speaker 9: Some things evolved.

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Speaker 9: We got debt?

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Speaker 8: And I'm just talking about the gap. I'm just talking

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Speaker 8: looks like paradise?

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Speaker 10: Right?

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Speaker 8: You got great jobs, huge opportunities, high value added manufacturing jobs,

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Speaker 9: You see that? Uh huh? Where'd the money go? Tell

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Speaker 8: At the valuation of the stock market, Look at the

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Speaker 8: concentration of wealth. It went to the oligarts. It's a

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Speaker 8: You're seeing it again here. Now, why are we gonna

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Speaker 8: This is when Trump gets in and we're in the

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Speaker 9: You heard it.

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Speaker 8: We played the thing from last night with Rachel Matta

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Speaker 9: We're waiting, We're lying in wait. They're lying in wait.

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Speaker 9: Why do you need all this time to do the

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Speaker 9: I'm just giving you the math. Five hundred billion total

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Speaker 8: Well, the voters will hang on for a second. We'll

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Speaker 9: Oath of office.

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Speaker 8: That's that's when we That's when we're playing Major League Baseball.

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Speaker 9: Uh and not not coach pitch Jim Rickards.

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Speaker 13: That was a great we all you had on you know,

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Speaker 13: I have a little more insight on our friend, Christia Friedland.

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Speaker 13: trading relationships in the world period, and Canada relies on

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Speaker 13: the very small population about thirty million and between you know,

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Speaker 13: that other countries can't. But they cannot afford a trade

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Speaker 13: war with the United States. And that's that's where they're heading,

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Speaker 13: and that's where they'll end up with her in charge.

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Speaker 13: But she's he's playing a deeper game and again has

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Speaker 13: lots to do with trying to hurt Trump, hurt the

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Speaker 8: Let's talk about the three that fell for different reasons,

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Speaker 8: South Korea, Syria, and now the Ukraine. You take them

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Speaker 8: in any order you want, but we've got chaos throughout

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Speaker 8: the world. That's even above economics.

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Speaker 9: Sir, that lose Jim.

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Speaker 8: Okay, let's go ahead, and let's go ahead and try

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Speaker 8: to reboot him if we can. Jim Urricus, let's bring

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Speaker 8: in do I have do I have in Rome? Do

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Speaker 8: I have Ben harm?

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Speaker 10: Ben?

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Speaker 8: Let's talk about You've got a lot to say about Ukraine.

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Speaker 8: This Ukraine situation is uh. I think it's got to

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Speaker 8: go to full stop. President Trump has been very magnanimous.

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Speaker 8: He's been talking about, Hey, we need to we need

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Speaker 8: It turns out, believe it or not, folks, President Trump

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Speaker 8: said yes a press conference. He was not consultant, nor

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Speaker 8: was he informed by the White House. This is I say,

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Speaker 8: in the three lines of work, the Third World War,

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Speaker 8: the border invasion, and now the financial crisis. The financial crisis,

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Speaker 8: it's you know, they're not even keeping trumping the loop.

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Speaker 8: In fact, they're doing things to hurt him. Give me

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Speaker 8: your assessment of Ukraine.

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Speaker 11: Denver, if they kindly put up the article I'm talking

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Speaker 11: from Foreign Policy. This is the one headlined keep Ukraine

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Speaker 11: out of talks to end its war. This is a

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Speaker 11: foreign policy right, So for the for the war impols.

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Speaker 11: It's not the national postal gateway, pundit or human events

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Speaker 11: or anything. This is basically along with Foreign Affairs, these

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Speaker 11: two magazines. This is if we read these magazines you're

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Speaker 12: Thanks very much, Denver. And here for the first time

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Speaker 11: Written by Anatole Levin, who's the director of the of

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Speaker 11: the Eurasia Program at the Quincy Institute of Responsible Stapecraft.

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Speaker 11: But he's basically saying, the first time I have seen

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Speaker 11: mainstream media that I did that Zelensky himself is an

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Speaker 11: obstacle to peace. Now, obviously for the war and possibly

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Speaker 11: we know this sort of hardall. What's the news flash here,

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Speaker 11: But it is interesting to see now.

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Speaker 12: That in an.

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Speaker 11: Organ in a magazine of this degree of responsibility of authority.

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Speaker 12: The argument is being made that Zelensky needs.

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Speaker 11: To be sidelined, specifically, Steve, I have to bring on

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Speaker 11: the show this. Those folks who follow me on GETU

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Speaker 11: will know that I am pushing again and again and

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Speaker 11: again this issue about the security guarantees. This is something,

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Speaker 11: for example, General Kellogg has been pushing is one of

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Speaker 11: the options for President Trunk's consideration to negotiation.

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Speaker 9: No, no, hang on, hang on, we can't.

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Speaker 8: We can't give security guarantees. We can't give security guarantees

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Speaker 8: with American troops in Ukraine impossible. We can't give security

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Speaker 8: spend a lot more time with the geopolitics of this.

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Speaker 9: You know this, this South Korean thing kind of can

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Speaker 9: and this way you talk about you know this, you

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Speaker 9: were kind of hung out in the CIA for a

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Speaker 9: few years.

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Speaker 8: I keep saying that the intelligence apparatus is a disaster.

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Speaker 8: Caught by surprise about what's going on in Germany, Caught

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Speaker 8: by surprise of what's going on in France, Caught by

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Speaker 8: surprise what's going in Syria, Caught by surprise what's going

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Speaker 8: on Romania, Totally caught by surprise what's happened in South Africa.

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Speaker 8: So why first off, what's going on in particularly in

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Speaker 8: the place like South Korea and in Syria, And why

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Speaker 8: possible and particularly when President Trump and folks are even

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Speaker 8: looking at alternatives of doing bombing runs on the Persians

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Speaker 8: nuclear capability.

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Speaker 6: Sir, well, you're right about the intelligence community.

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Speaker 13: They spent a long time there, and it's not that

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Speaker 13: they're stupid or incapable. It is that they have a

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Speaker 13: hit and agenda. So they're pursuing their agenda, not what

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Speaker 13: Trump's are pros. And we can't get John Radcliffe and

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Speaker 13: Telsea Gabbart in there.

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Speaker 6: And they're fast enough.

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Speaker 13: Here's the thing with Syria, the notion that you know,

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Speaker 13: you've got these these rebels they took Damascus, they're going

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Speaker 13: to have set up some government the Biden White House. Actually,

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Speaker 13: so why don't we why don't we have the u

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Speaker 13: N and have a kind of a convention and get

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Speaker 13: all the groups and come up with a constitution and

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Speaker 13: have Are you kidding me?

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Speaker 6: There is no government in Syria. That's the point. It's

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Speaker 6: not even you know, is it is a Turkish government?

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Speaker 9: Is it?

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Speaker 6: Uh?

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Speaker 13: You know, all white? Is it these rebels? There is

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Speaker 13: no government in Syria? That's really very critical to understand.

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Speaker 13: Turkey is going to try to run the show, but

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Speaker 13: they're not going to be able to. They're they're concerned

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Speaker 13: really with the border the Kurds uh and the extent

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Speaker 13: to which the Kurds have interests inside Turkey. So yeah,

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Speaker 13: that's the legitimate interest for Turkey. But no one's in

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Speaker 13: charge in Syria right now. Israel's taking what they want

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Speaker 13: and why not. But I would look for much worse

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Speaker 13: all the things that you know, Trump got rid of

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Speaker 13: ices in a matter of months, actually after several years

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Speaker 13: actually sympathize with Iran. So if you sympathize with Iran,

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Speaker 13: that's this is the kind of result you get on

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Speaker 13: on Ukraine. Just quickly, Biden. Is what they're doing. If

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Speaker 13: you're familiar with chess moves, this is called a fork

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Speaker 13: and the fork is when I put my piece in

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Speaker 13: a place and I attacked two of your pieces at once.

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Speaker 13: You can save one, but you're going to lose the other.

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Speaker 13: So either way you lose. So this is what they're

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Speaker 13: doing to Trump right now. There's something called the ghostly

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Speaker 13: Russia's exporting oil. You know, they're putting it in tankers

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Speaker 13: that not in short in London whatever. They're working around

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Speaker 13: the sanctions and getting the oil out. Biden just put

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Speaker 13: That's going to raise the price of oil. Russia can

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Speaker 13: of oil. So you dump it in Trump's lap and

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Speaker 13: you say, if Trump removes the sanctions, he'll be a

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Speaker 13: blame him for inflation. So that's the fork. You lose

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Speaker 13: either way. The other one has to do with the

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Speaker 13: escalation of the war. We're firing missiles into Russia. Russia

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Speaker 6: This thing doesn't blow things up. It turns them into dust.

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Speaker 13: But everyone would have thought that the US would have got

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Speaker 6: So again this is going to be dumped on Trump.

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Speaker 13: So now if Trump continues that path, which they are

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Speaker 13: just aggressive escalation all along, the Ukrainians are going to

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Speaker 13: lose the war. That's just a matter of time. But Trump,

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Speaker 13: we get blamed for it if the war continues. On

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Speaker 13: the other hand, if Trump negotiates something, and why should

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Speaker 6: It's a war. You win wars, you get to keep stuff.

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Speaker 13: That's what the US, for a posse establishment doesn't seem

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Speaker 13: So what Biden's doing is very clever because they're putting

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Speaker 13: Trump and as I said, the four he has, he

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Speaker 13: has choices, but he's.

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Speaker 6: Going to lose one way or the other.

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Speaker 13: The solution for that is for Trump to get ahead

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Speaker 13: of it with education. Just say talk to the American

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Speaker 13: people and say here's what Biden's doing. It's not our

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Speaker 13: best interest. We need to do get around it. And

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Speaker 13: the third thing very quickly. You and I talked almost

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Speaker 13: a year ago about stealing the Russian assets US lawfully owned.

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Speaker 13: Russia's owned US treasury securities. They've been seized by the

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Speaker 13: United States. That happens all the time, but now they've

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Speaker 13: actually been converted into a loan to Ukraine. They've been stolen,

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Speaker 13: and they had a little party in Johnny Ellen's office.

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Speaker 13: They got I don't know, they present a champagne there.

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Speaker 13: They were high five and when they saw the wire

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Speaker 13: transfer go through on the ledger, et cetera. This is

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Speaker 13: this is a another nail in the cloff and the

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Speaker 13: doll I'm not saying the dollar collapses every night. Actually

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Speaker 13: a dollar is quite strong right now, except relative to goal.

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Speaker 13: But they're they're destroying the US dollar over time with

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Speaker 13: these by stealing these assets. So Biden's doing everything possible

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Speaker 13: to basically burn down the United States what they call

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Speaker 13: the Viking funeral before Trump gets in. But Trump needs

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Speaker 13: to be alert to it, and I'm not sure Wilson

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Speaker 13: general Kellogg are really, you know, quite as attuned to

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Speaker 13: what Biden's actually doing as they should be.

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Speaker 9: I totally agree with you on that, Jim.

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Speaker 8: Where do people go to get access to all your newsletters?

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Speaker 9: The newsletters are amazing.

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Speaker 9: So thank you, sir.

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Speaker 8: Records right there with the fall of these governments, more

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Speaker 8: fiasco do we have?

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Speaker 9: Johnson?

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Speaker 8: I want to get back to the cr We'll be

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Speaker 8: covering this obviously this afternoon in this evening, but this

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Speaker 8: play I think is speaker Johnson at his press conference.

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Speaker 6: Go and play it.

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Speaker 14: Let me talk briefly about the funding of the government.

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Speaker 14: The CR is coming together by partisan work is ongoing.

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Speaker 9: We're almost there.

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Speaker 14: We work really hard to achieve consensus on a bill

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Speaker 14: that responsibly funds the government into March of next year.

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Speaker 14: We'll go to March fourteen, and that date was chosen

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Speaker 14: because it coincides with the calendars of the House and

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Speaker 14: Senate and it makes sense for us to get the

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Speaker 14: appropriations done. But our aim is to do it early

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Speaker 14: already working to do that. We've been working around the

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Speaker 14: clock to get the CR done. It was intended to

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Speaker 14: into next year when we have unified government under Republican

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Speaker 14: under Republican Party. But a couple of intervening things have occurred.

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Speaker 14: We had, as we say, as we describe the macts

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Speaker 14: We have to make sure that the Americans that were

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Speaker 14: we are adding to this a disaster relief package, and

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Speaker 14: that's critically important. Also important is the devastation that is

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Speaker 14: being faced by our farming community. The agriculture sector has

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Speaker 14: really struggled. They've had effectively three loss years, and commodity

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Speaker 3: You put all those.

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Speaker 14: Factors together, droughts and all the other conditions, and you

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Speaker 14: straits right now. And so Congress recognizes that need, and

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Speaker 14: that are related to all that. But I'm not going

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Speaker 14: But we do expect text today and we are going

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Speaker 14: to try and let me answer your question in advance.

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Speaker 14: Are I believe in the seventy two hour rule. I've

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Speaker 14: rule to go through regular process. We're committed to all

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Speaker 14: to work in unified government in the one hundred and

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Speaker 8: Okay, I'm not so sure that's accurate, but I'm open

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Speaker 6: I'll look at it.

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Speaker 8: I think it's more than the emergency for the farms

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Speaker 8: we're talking ninety days December twenty, January twentieth, the February twentieth,

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Speaker 9: It's ninety days. Now.

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Speaker 8: I understand some of the hurricanes, maybe some of the farms,

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Speaker 8: the holidays. Cash is confirmation hearing is coming up. I

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Speaker 8: hope early in January to get it all done. Also,

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Speaker 8: Dan Floyd, who's my producer on that film and co writer,

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Speaker 8: is we just.

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Speaker 9: He did a book, The Pictorial History of the War Room.

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Speaker 8: It's stunning, the photography stunning, but the writing is also great.

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Speaker 8: I didn't know Dan was a writer, but what's really magnificent.

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Speaker 8: You get the whole sense from the contributors that people

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Speaker 8: put the show on over the last five years. It

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Speaker 8: is a great I can't think of a better gift

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Speaker 8: for the magakrout and it's a great Put it on

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Speaker 8: your coffee table.

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Speaker 9: Is a conversation piece you'll love dipping.

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Speaker 6: In and out of it.

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Speaker 9: That is the book was at Rogues Rebels, The Pictorial

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Speaker 9: History of the War Room.

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Speaker 8: It's up on Amazon or you can go to Skyhorse Books.

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Speaker 8: Check it out one of the war Room books. Really

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Speaker 8: probably get a bunch of big announcements of warm books

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Speaker 8: at the beginning of the year, some stuff you're really

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Speaker 8: going to get excited. I'm so pumped, as you know,

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Speaker 8: I'd love reading. And we've done such the Tony Eline

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Speaker 8: Lafferty and Tony Lyons done such a great job of

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Speaker 8: building the publishing arm. Mike Lindealt joins me. Michael Lindut's

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Speaker 8: the Christmas season. I think we're now this is the

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Speaker 8: first day post free shipping.

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Speaker 9: Is that correct?

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Speaker 10: Yeah? But see this is the last day we guarantee

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Speaker 10: the shipping by Christmas. So this is really important everybody.

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Speaker 10: This is the day you want to guarantee. We give

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Speaker 10: you guarantee that your presidents will arrived before Christmas. And

903
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Speaker 10: we've got everything on sale for the war room posse.

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Speaker 10: I want to first point out these blankets. These blankets

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Speaker 10: right here are one ninety eight. It's this is exclusive

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Speaker 10: for the warroom. This is a gift you guys, twenty

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Speaker 10: nine to ninety eight. These are the best gifts ever.

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Speaker 10: We have these other plush blankets that just came in.

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Speaker 10: These came in a week ago, another war room exclusive,

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Speaker 10: and we're running it the Giza Dream Sheets. We're running

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Speaker 10: this one more day, the Giza Dream Sheets. This was

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Speaker 10: a war room exclusive just in time for Christmas. This

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Speaker 10: is our flagship product. This is the one our real

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Speaker 10: president loves. I love it. I designed these over five

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Speaker 10: years ago. It was all over Tea. We sold millions

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Speaker 10: of these seat sets because they work. They help you

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Speaker 10: enhance your sleep there. They're the most amazing sheets you'll

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Speaker 10: ever sleep on. Sixty nine ninety eight Queen seventy nine

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Speaker 10: ninety eight King. Go to the now go to the website,

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Speaker 10: click on go down to c Steve and click on

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Speaker 10: his face. There and there it is. All the war

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Speaker 10: room specials guaranteed by Christmas. Even the beds with one

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Speaker 10: hundred dollars off. Get yourself a gift. All the slippers.

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Speaker 10: Remember everything we make like the slippers. They're made with impact.

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Speaker 10: Show it's problem solution. They actually work. They actually can

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Speaker 10: wear them like shoes all day. All these gifts, all

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Speaker 10: the sleep wear, this is going to go away to

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Speaker 10: the last day. Save up to eighty percent on the sleepwear,

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Speaker 10: the bathrooms. You guys do all your Christmas shopping. Today's

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Speaker 10: the last day. We're guaranteed to arrive by Christmas, So

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Speaker 10: you guys, this is the way to get all your

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Speaker 10: shopping done. And my employees were thanking you. Merry Christmas

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Speaker 10: to all of you for helping my pillow get through

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Speaker 10: some of the toughest times we've ever had. I spent

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Speaker 10: all these last two weeks with irs attacking us again,

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Speaker 10: and we're getting through that. By the way, everybody. I

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Speaker 10: believe we're coming out with a big win. Eight hundred

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Speaker 10: and eight seven three one zero six two. All my

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Speaker 10: home reps. Remember that was a big victory. Remember the irs.

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Speaker 10: They didn't want them working from home. Everybody else can,

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Speaker 10: but not my Pillow employees. We won that. That was

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Speaker 10: this summer and we won that. They're all too they

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Speaker 10: all work out commission from home. Let's make them and

944
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Speaker 10: get a merry Christmas. You guys. I'm gonna extend our

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Speaker 10: Christmas guarantee to March first of twenty twenty five. So

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Speaker 10: any product you get from my Pillow, we treat every

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Speaker 10: customer like it's our only customer. And you guys, say

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Speaker 10: you get that as a gift, that customer service goes

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Speaker 10: right along with that gift.

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Speaker 8: Steve, Mike Lindow, we love you brother, look forward to

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Speaker 8: seeing to promo co war Room, promo Covor and make

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Speaker 8: sure you use it.

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Speaker 9: Mike Lindewell, love your brother. See this afternoon from the

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Speaker 9: factory floor of My Pillow. Mike Lindell.

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Speaker 8: Saint John the Evangelist takes us out with when the

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Speaker 8: man comes around, We're gonna be back here at five

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Speaker 8: am live. Stick around for Charlie kirkjak Vasova, Go see

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Speaker 8: back here, Real America's Voice in the War Room, five

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Speaker 8: pm Eastern Standard Time.

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Speaker 14: Some are born and some die.

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Speaker 10: Selta Anna make Ki