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Speaker 1: Michael Berry Show is on the air.

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Speaker 2: Hello again, everybuddy, This is mile Ol Hamilton Astro again.

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Speaker 1: Bet A, good morning to the TZAR. Good morning Michael Berry.

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Speaker 1: I'm all jaked up on Mountain Dew.

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Speaker 3: Good morning, Michael Berry. It's Sean Connery. But you had

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Speaker 3: a little radio show, pitty, I wasn't find it. Good morning,

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Speaker 3: Michael Berry. Good morning, Michael Hello. Hello are you there?

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Speaker 1: Good morning you Michael Berry. How you learned? Did I

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Speaker 1: read it to my money?

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Speaker 4: Good morning, Arty Texas.

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Speaker 1: Morning, your car, Arty Texas.

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Speaker 5: Is honest and we're happy to talking about everything.

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Speaker 6: Good morning, We're not wearing pants.

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Speaker 7: Good morning Texes, Good Barty, Texas, Good.

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Speaker 8: BURYX, good morning, wake up.

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Speaker 1: The strict content My good morning.

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Speaker 9: Unhinged liberals you know white he's wearing a cafe and

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Speaker 9: nose rings and blue hair and sociology degrees who are

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Speaker 9: under employed, emotionally dysfunctional. Well, they, along with the open

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Speaker 9: Borders La Rasa Kroud, showed up at the Houston City

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Speaker 9: Council meeting yesterday screaming about how HPD needs to end

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Speaker 9: its cooperation with ICE. They don't want illegal aliens to

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Speaker 9: port it. It's just as simple as that. They could

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Speaker 9: never admit it, but Trump forced the issue. So now

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Speaker 9: you've got these nut jobs, including some members of city Council,

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Speaker 9: who are trying to prevent HPD from cooperating with the

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Speaker 9: federal government. Now, to his credit, Whipmeyer has not allowed

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Speaker 9: for that nonsense. But that's what they're pushing for this morning.

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Speaker 9: In fact, they have a meeting this morning where that

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Speaker 9: is exactly their intention. To get some media coverage for that,

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Speaker 9: and the Houston Chronicle will be only too supportive.

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Speaker 1: To do so.

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Speaker 10: Story from ABC thirteen uproar when Houston Mayor John Widmarre

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Speaker 10: adjourned to night city Council meeting for close to an

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Speaker 10: hour and a half passionate proclamation.

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Speaker 11: No one in the city should have to fear being

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Speaker 12: Families are being hunted and treated like criminals from a

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Speaker 12: decidedly anti ICE crowd.

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Speaker 1: John my mind us bending the need.

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Speaker 8: To red abed will not say that city.

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Speaker 10: The governor among several prominent voices in recent days calling

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Speaker 10: an ICE to change up its approach after the deadly

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Speaker 10: Minnesota shooting, today.

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Speaker 13: Being the White House need to recalibrate on what needs

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Speaker 13: to be done to make sure that that respect is

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Speaker 13: going to be reinstilled.

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Speaker 10: Words discomforting to those who've been happy with the surge

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Speaker 10: and ICE arrests. According to ICE figures obtained by the

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Speaker 10: Deportation Data Project, a one hundred and thirty percent increase

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Speaker 10: in the isified Houston area in a single year. Maria

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Speaker 10: Espinoza runs the Remembrance Project, which highlights the stories of

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Speaker 10: Americans killed by undocumented immigrants.

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Speaker 12: I absolutely disagree with Governor Abbot to recalibrate ICE. You know,

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Speaker 12: the people voted for last deportation.

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Speaker 10: Not these people looking for any reassurance from Mayor Windmeyer

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Speaker 10: for HPDA to.

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Speaker 14: Limit cooperation with ICE were possible, and immigrant families who

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Speaker 10: Whom tonight the mayor state silent on the subject, but

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Speaker 10: previously said Houston police would only notify ICE if they

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Speaker 10: came across someone with an active ICE warrant, like police

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Speaker 10: do for any warrant.

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Speaker 1: You're all complicit in this, by.

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Speaker 10: The way, I don't care if you're speaking up.

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Speaker 1: You're not doing enough.

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Speaker 10: Many in this room calling a Houston police to end

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Speaker 10: all cooperation with ICE, including Counselman Edward Pollard, HPDs of

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Speaker 10: solely focus on local matters to ignore those warrants.

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Speaker 1: HPDs of solely focus on local matters.

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Speaker 10: Others say that would be a mistake. Of almost thirty

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Speaker 10: six hundred Houston area ICE arrests over a six week

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Speaker 10: period last year, I says twenty six percent had committed

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Speaker 10: non immigration related crimes. Maria Askedpinoza's message to those who

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Speaker 12: Gather your families and select which one you will sacrifice

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Speaker 1: That's right, it's the cost that is the cost of

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Speaker 9: And of course Greg Abbot going full Greg Abbott by

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Speaker 9: joining the liberal chorus of talking heads suggesting that President

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Speaker 9: Trump needs to recalibrate in Minnesota. Here he was on

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Speaker 9: the Mark Davis Show, showing that when the heat gets

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Speaker 1: He starts talking in circles.

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Speaker 13: In general, we need to have respect for law enforcement

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Speaker 13: an easy task, especially under the current circumstances. But I

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Speaker 13: and that is to remove people from the country who

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Speaker 13: and especially those who pose the most danger and go

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Speaker 9: Right now, I want to read that word to you

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Speaker 9: that phrased you again and I want you to understand

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Speaker 9: what has happened. Cam Higbee exposed a signal chat room

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Speaker 9: where they are coordinating basically an army of people.

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Speaker 1: You remember this guy Preddie. He was a nurse. He

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Speaker 1: was just a nurse, and they killed him.

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Speaker 9: He'd quit his job nursing two months ago. His parents

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Speaker 9: had been begging him to stop because he'd been radicalized.

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Speaker 9: He had broken a rib a few days before in

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Speaker 9: another assault on law enforcement when he intervened in the

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Speaker 9: middle of them conducting their business, which is a felony

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Speaker 9: for which he was armed. He was carrying two extra magazines.

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Speaker 9: I'm a second amendment guy. Do you carry two extra

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Speaker 9: magazines with you when you were going out in public?

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Speaker 15: Will you so?

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Speaker 9: Greg Abbott says that ICE needs to quote go about

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Speaker 9: their job in a more structured way. Oh, they're not

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Speaker 9: structured to make sure that they're going to be able

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Speaker 9: to remove these people without causing all the kinds of

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Speaker 9: problems and fighting in communities that we are experiencing right now.

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Speaker 1: They are experiencing right now.

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Speaker 9: That suggests that the problems they are encountering are problems

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Speaker 9: that are organic rather than problems.

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Speaker 1: That are planned.

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Speaker 9: All of the outrage is orchestrated and coordinating.

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Speaker 1: Greg Avias says, well, if you just structure better, what

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Speaker 1: is that? What a check ass?

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Speaker 9: This guy is a sellout. I will remind you what

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Speaker 9: he did during COVID. This guy is a complete and

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Speaker 9: utter sellout.

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Speaker 16: Let me start in Texas City for six southbound.

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Speaker 1: This has been a smug morning. They're doing some kind

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Speaker 16: They've shut down the overpass, pushing you off onto the

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Speaker 1: Looks like they've.

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Speaker 16: Cleared that wreck outbound, may have another miner behind it.

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Speaker 16: We still have about a thirty minute wait. Let's jump

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Speaker 16: on seventy three. Might not be a bad idea to

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Speaker 16: do Highway ninety instead. You've got the North Freeway. It's

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Speaker 16: been terrible all morning both ways. Green's Road to Downtown

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Speaker 16: outbound vehicle fire. Let's hold that right lane and Southwest Freeway.

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Speaker 16: Connect those dots from the Beltway all the way in

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Speaker 16: Skymike and the Generator Supercenter dot Com Traffic Center.

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Speaker 9: You want professional painters who show up on time, stay

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Speaker 9: on budget, do their job, and get the heck out

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Speaker 9: of your house. So whether you're buying a house to

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Speaker 17: Donald Trump has given Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick his endorsement,

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Speaker 17: saying Dan Patrick is a true MAGA Republican. Lieutenant Governor

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Speaker 17: Dan Patrick is the driving force behind the Texas legislature

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Speaker 17: that makes laws from conservative ideas, and Patrick has made

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Speaker 17: Texas the most conservative state in America.

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Speaker 18: As Lieutenant Governor, I fought to protect the Second Amendment

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Speaker 18: rights of all Texans and past campus carry, open carrion,

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Speaker 18: constitutional carry. Today every Texan has the right to bear arms.

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Speaker 18: Protecting Texans is important to me. That's why I dedicated

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Speaker 18: three billion over the next decade for dementia research.

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Speaker 7: He's an amazing politician, Lieutenant governor, a man of great religion.

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Speaker 7: To Dan Patrick, one of the most highly respected men

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Speaker 7: in politics. We worked on something having to do with

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Speaker 7: that's the ultimate school choice in Texas and he's been

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Speaker 19: I am giving am I, complete and total endorsement political

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Speaker 15: Illegal aliens engaged in welfare fraud, politicians lining their own pockets,

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Speaker 15: too many crooks stealing from the taxpayers. Republican Don Huffeines

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Speaker 15: says enough, As Texas Controller, Don Haffines will doze waste,

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Speaker 15: fraud and abuse and put the crooks who steal our

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Speaker 15: a conservative businessman, and he'll bring a private sector mindset

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Speaker 15: to state government. He will aggressively ordit every government program,

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Speaker 15: and Don Haffaines will eliminate all taxpayer funded benefits to

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Speaker 15: illegal aliens and abolish every DEI program in every government

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Speaker 15: agency in Texas. Because Don Haffines is determined to stop

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Speaker 15: politicians from wasting our money. Vote Maga Trump. Republican Dona

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Speaker 15: Huffai for comtroller.

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Speaker 6: Political ad paid for him by the Don Halfeines campaign.

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Speaker 8: neighbors who mind their own business. You want to grab

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Speaker 6: The Rockets are back in action and night they'll be

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Speaker 14: He says patiently, hair every night, so it can't fool him.

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Speaker 11: Yes, I just want to talk about Minneapolis. You know,

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Speaker 11: Oh, we need to get together. And I'm a woman

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Speaker 11: I'm just over the stupidity that I am hearing. As

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Speaker 11: And we got to get rid of this hatred you all,

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Speaker 9: President Trump has experience as an executive in a way

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Speaker 9: When you encounter problems, you shake it up, you put

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Speaker 1: You send in the wolf.

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Speaker 9: He decided it's time to call in the big voice

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Speaker 9: to Minnesota. Tom Holman has been given instructions to clean

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Speaker 1: Now, all of a sudden, we have people dying. Now,

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Speaker 9: Sophisticated syop going on to get people killed, to throw

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Speaker 9: you think mogod Ishue is any different. It's the only

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Speaker 1: It's the only place.

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Speaker 9: With the crooked Muslim mayor Muslim attorney general, who I

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Speaker 9: it would appear the government is in some ways part

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Speaker 9: of President Trump knows this called for the wolf. Tom

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Speaker 9: Holman is the exact opposite of tampon. Timmy Waltz, a

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Speaker 2: When Minnesota melts down, when protests clawed the streets, when

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Speaker 2: nobody's in charge, they don't call a task force. They

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Speaker 2: call Tom Homan. You're tampon, Timmy right, this is your

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Speaker 2: state direct, Amanda. I'm Tom Homan. I saw problems, good

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Speaker 2: because we got one. Our President Trump said he wants

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Speaker 2: this mess cleaned up? Is that correct? Yes, sir? Did

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Speaker 1: He wanted that. Oh there, he won't like that. No,

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Speaker 2: So let's take down the signal chats and stop paying

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Speaker 2: these people to tear up your state. Turn over the

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Speaker 2: illegal aliens you have in custody, and send out the

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Speaker 2: Come again, I said, please would be nice? Get a

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Speaker 2: straight buster. I'm not here to say please, I'm here

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Speaker 2: It ain't that way, mister Holman. Your help is definitely appreciated.

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Speaker 2: I don't mean any disrespect. I just don't like people

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Speaker 2: it's because time is a factor. I think fast, I

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Speaker 2: talk fast, and I need you, governor to act fast

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Speaker 2: if you want to get out of this, so pretty please,

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Speaker 2: with sugar on top, clean up this damn state.

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Speaker 9: You've probably noticed that the president is out on the stump.

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Speaker 9: He can't be hunkered down in the White House taking

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Speaker 9: traveling like he's on the ballot, flooding key races with cash,

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Speaker 1: Here he was yesterday in Iowa nineteen I hope you

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Speaker 19: You know, the worst thing about the midterms is the

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Speaker 19: I think we had the best first year of any

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Speaker 1: Can you believe it.

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Speaker 19: If we lose the midterms, you'll lose so many of

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Speaker 1: And it would lead to lead to very bad things.

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Speaker 1: We got to win the midterms.

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Speaker 19: I mean, I'm here because I love Iowa, but I'm

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Speaker 19: We've got to win the midterms, not be Senate at

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Speaker 1: Got to wear them.

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Speaker 9: There is an interesting thing that happens in American politics,

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Speaker 9: and this is consistent, and that is the pendulum swinging

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Speaker 9: back and forth. Because we don't typically like people who

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Speaker 9: are in office. We tend to prefer people outside of

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Speaker 9: office telling what they'll do when they get there, and

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Speaker 9: then they get there and we don't like what they've done.

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Speaker 9: That's a pretty consistent theme over a long period of

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Speaker 9: time in this country, at least with regard to presidents.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 9: In Congress, the Democrats have typically done better than Republicans

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Speaker 9: in the twentieth century, and that's why Democrats held a

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Speaker 9: majority in the House for so many years. In fact,

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Speaker 9: when Gingrich led the Contract with America in nineteen ninety four,

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Speaker 9: it was the midterm of Bill Clinton's first presidential term,

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Speaker 9: so it was two years into his four years of president.

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Speaker 1: And when Bill Clinton.

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Speaker 9: Came in, he thought he had a mandate for very

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Speaker 9: liberal policies.

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Speaker 1: He didn't.

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Speaker 9: There was a quote assault weapons ban, but they couldn't

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Speaker 9: define what an assault weapon was. People began to understand

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Speaker 9: words matter. So they tell you that there's going to

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Speaker 9: be a ban on that really really really crazy gun.

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Speaker 9: Don't worry, gun owner, that's not you, but gun owners.

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Speaker 1: Of people who vote Republican.

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Speaker 9: I've said before and I'll say again, gun owners are

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Speaker 9: the most able to recognize the games that are played

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Speaker 9: to separate them from their guns. It is the most

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Speaker 9: loyal base of Republican voters I have ever seen, followed

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Speaker 9: by pro life voters.

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Speaker 1: Americans by and large. I saw pol yesterday.

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Speaker 9: I said, the number one issue for American voters forty

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Speaker 9: two percent of voters was high prices.

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Speaker 1: That's not Republican voters.

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Speaker 10: Let's product might product not be so hot.

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Speaker 9: But gun ownership anyway, that that was Clinton's biggest mistake

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Speaker 9: there for and Hillary Care, the first of Bobecare.

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Speaker 1: It was forty years ago.

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Speaker 9: Today's national story really an international story, but it's also

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Speaker 9: distinctly Houston story because space was Houston and it was

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Speaker 9: an important part of Houston's I don't know what year

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Speaker 9: it was, but at some point the Convention Visitors Bureau,

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Speaker 9: under Georgie Talllit's leadership, created a new logo. Space City

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Speaker 9: went on. The police cars went on the city logo.

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Speaker 9: It replaced our more industrial and oil and gas passed.

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Speaker 9: It didn't last that long, but there was a moment

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Speaker 9: where Houston was rebranding as Space City. And it wasn't

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Speaker 9: just a logo that you used, or it was just

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Speaker 9: a term that you used when the Rockets won the

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Speaker 9: national championship. It was a new identity because Houston didn't

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Speaker 9: want to be an oil city in an energy city,

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Speaker 9: used to want to be a City of the future.

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Speaker 9: Space that was exciting. That two passed, But in nineteen

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Speaker 9: eighty six, space was a critical part of Houston, a

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Speaker 9: fabric particularly of South the South of Houston, the clear

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Speaker 9: Lake community and all of those around there, and that

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Speaker 9: was the challenger was in response to a blase perspective

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Speaker 9: by the public about space.

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Speaker 1: And this had been going on for a number of years.

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Speaker 9: If you do a deep dive into the space program

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Speaker 9: and the public's support of it, an interest in it,

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Speaker 9: it had been waning for some time, well over ten years.

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Speaker 9: So there was a constant attempt to find astronauts who

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Speaker 9: would capture the American public's imagination, get kids excited, get

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Speaker 9: schools excited. And then they did the competition and Christa

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Speaker 9: mccauliffe was chosen. And we don't know what we don't know,

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Speaker 9: but I can't imagine a better choice for that position.

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Speaker 1: Because people loved her. We did.

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Speaker 9: I called my mom. I was sick at school, and

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Speaker 9: she came and picked me up. And the moms of

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Speaker 9: the women of the church took turns cleaning the parsonage

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Speaker 9: at the church, and that was her day to clean.

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Speaker 9: So she came and picked me up and I sat

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Speaker 9: on the on a little couch in front of a

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Speaker 9: TV in the parsonage of Old First Orange while my

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Speaker 9: mom cleaned the house, and then I went home from there.

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Speaker 9: And this was before cable TV, so it was a

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Speaker 9: big deal that you were watching the same news story

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Speaker 9: again and again and again, because that didn't happen back

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Speaker 9: then the way it does now with cable. If something

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Speaker 9: is the big story, they stick to the big story.

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Speaker 9: Everything else gets scrapped. But that was the first time

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Speaker 9: in my lifetime that I was old enough to and

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Speaker 9: it was early enough that it happened that I recalled it.

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Speaker 9: There are probably some people who have some stories related

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Speaker 9: to that and their involvement with the Space program at

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Speaker 9: that time or with the families, and I would love

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Speaker 9: to hear from you. Seven one three nine nine nine

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Speaker 9: one thousand seven one three nine nine nine one thousands,

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Speaker 9: forty years ago today, the Challenger explosion. And this was

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Speaker 9: NBC Nightly News that day.

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Speaker 5: It was a bitter cold, its sparkling clear morning at

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Speaker 5: Cape Canaveral man Here the last seconds of the countdown.

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Speaker 4: Three two one and liftoff leftoff of the twenty fifth

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Speaker 4: Face Shuttle mission.

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Speaker 5: And it as clear as the tower all the communications

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Speaker 5: between the Shuttle and mission control indicated everything was going fine.

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Speaker 5: There was a sense of relief that the much delayed

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Speaker 5: flight was finally underway.

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Speaker 20: Engine of sixty percent, three engines running normally, three compuel deals,

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Speaker 20: three good APUs egins trottling up, three engines now one

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Speaker 20: hundred four percent.

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Speaker 5: Challenger go ahead, trottle up. It happened just over one

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Speaker 5: minute into flight.

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Speaker 20: I'm minute fifteen second splant ay twenty nine hundred peak

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Speaker 20: per second alf tude nine aaug. Mouth down range distant seven.

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Speaker 15: Aug a month.

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Speaker 5: So mission control silent. Then the bland chilling report.

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Speaker 20: We have a report from the flight dynamics officer that

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Speaker 20: the vehicle has exploded. Flight Director confirms that we are

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Speaker 20: looking at chacking with the recovery forces to see what

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Speaker 20: can be done. At this point, a.

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Speaker 5: Search effort couldn't begin for some fifteen minutes after this debris.

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Speaker 1: They said, just kept raining from the sky.

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Speaker 5: The head of the Space Shuttle program had no explanations,

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Speaker 5: just sorrow at the tragedy.

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Speaker 4: At eleven forty am this morning, Space program experience a

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Speaker 4: national tragedy with the explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger

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Speaker 4: approximately a minute and a half have to launch from here.

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Speaker 4: At the Kennedy Space.

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Speaker 5: Center, computer enhanced video shows the explosion in detail. What

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Speaker 5: explosion appears to happen at the rear of the spacecraft,

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Speaker 5: around the main engines, perhaps in one of the two

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Speaker 5: solid rocket boosters. Then a last higher up. The shuttle

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Speaker 5: was instantly a blazing fireball. NASA has appointed any of

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Speaker 5: top engineers and scientists to investigate the catastrophe. Orders have

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Speaker 5: been issued to impound all records concerning the flight, down

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Speaker 5: to the personal notes of all the flight controllers. Damn Molina,

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Speaker 5: NBC News at the Johnson Space Enter Houston.

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Speaker 9: One of the most beautiful lines an American president ever uttered.

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Speaker 9: I don't know who wrote this for Reagan, but his

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Speaker 9: delivery was perfect. And I've thought about this line ever

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Speaker 9: since then.

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Speaker 21: The crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger honored us for

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Speaker 21: the manner in which they lived their lives. We will

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Speaker 21: never forget them or the last time we saw them

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Speaker 21: this morning as they prepared for their journey, and wade

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Speaker 21: goodbye and slipped the surly bonds of Earth to touch.

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Speaker 1: The face of God.

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Speaker 9: Reagan was called to be great actor by people who

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Speaker 9: wanted to criticize him. Having become president, because you're supposed

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Speaker 9: to come up through the ranks and be a politician.

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Speaker 9: And the media didn't like that. He didn't. But he's

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Speaker 9: not a big, great actor. He's a very good actor.

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Speaker 9: And in recognition of that, he was the head of

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Speaker 9: the Screen Actors Guild, the Union of Actors.

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Speaker 1: He was very well.

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Speaker 9: Respected within the acting community, both by the distribution houses

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Speaker 9: and by his peers, and of course by the fans.

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Speaker 1: But do you.

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Speaker 9: Notice that he pauses just before he says slipped. He

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Speaker 9: is getting ready to deliver the line. He doesn't want

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Speaker 9: to swallow the line. He doesn't want it to bleed on.

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Speaker 9: This is how you give a speech. This right here,

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Speaker 9: this is how you give a speech, and pause for

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Speaker 9: dramatic effect. He's creating a separation between that great line.

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Speaker 9: Omar Timerman.

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Speaker 21: The crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger honored us for

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Speaker 21: the manner in which they lived their lives.

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Speaker 1: We will never.

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Speaker 21: Forget them, nor the last time we saw them. This

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Speaker 21: morning as they prepared for their journey, and wade goodbye

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Speaker 21: and slipped the surly bonds of earth to touch the

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Speaker 21: face of God.

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Speaker 1: He says, Anne, pause, he slipped, and he begins the

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Speaker 1: line that is a.

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Speaker 9: Master class in how you deliver the money line of

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Speaker 9: a speech.

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Speaker 1: Just beautiful,