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Speaker 1: Welcome to Media Exposed. This We're going to take a

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Speaker 2: Some judicial activism that's happening all over the country against Trump.

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Speaker 2: Somebody has a book that just came out. We're going

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Speaker 2: to explore that. Also, we're going to take a look

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Speaker 2: at some culture issues. Some major HBO show that was

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Speaker 2: just put on hiatus, famous Sex in the City. Why

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Speaker 2: is that? Sarah Silverman and Jimmy Kimmel legends they want

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Speaker 2: against the left. Let's see how they talked about it.

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Speaker 2: We're also going to talk about the government. President he's

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Speaker 2: coming up, he's got big meetings, international meetings. We're also

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Speaker 2: talking about jerrymandering that's been in the news. This Texas

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Speaker 2: talk about that with the State Center here. That more

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Speaker 1: What they do say is take this.

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Speaker 3: PI in.

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Speaker 4: That's how devious the media has become.

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Speaker 2: They're full force activists.

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Speaker 5: Now they colluded Trump folks.

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Speaker 2: We're in on it. The Wavy, Sway's elections, Sway's policy.

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Speaker 2: We need to expose them. Republicans trash the contrary.

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Speaker 1: It stops.

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Speaker 4: I've been doing this since I was eighteen. I've had

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Speaker 4: hit jobs done against me. I've been attacked by media.

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Speaker 4: Reporters are afraid Olk's truth will prevail. Thank News Media,

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Speaker 4: We're here to call you out.

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Speaker 3: Paid in the.

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Speaker 1: Media exposed with Adam Wise starts.

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Speaker 2: Now welcome to media exposed. When even Hollywood's own Sarah

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Speaker 2: Soil and Jimmy Kimmel Late Night Jimmy Kimmel start calling

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Speaker 2: out Elitas an extreme of wilcoms, you know, the left's

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Speaker 2: culture game is crumbling. The house of cards are coming down,

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Speaker 2: And maybe Kim's just figuring out that comedy died because

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Speaker 2: he helped kill it over the years. Also, this Disney's

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Speaker 2: decision to cancel the queer coded Goosebump series after just

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Speaker 2: two seasons is clearly a sign that jacked up woke

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Speaker 2: agenda finally backfired. Even show with seventy five viewing outs

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Speaker 2: in the US couldn't survive political grants. Then the Master

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Speaker 2: Progressivism and the Sex in the City of reboot was

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Speaker 2: called just like that is no more. After a few seasons,

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Speaker 2: the once beloved series that was a cultural phenomenon in

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Speaker 2: the early two thousands went from celebrating fabulous women in

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Speaker 2: New York, to dating their lives, their dating lives, the restaurants,

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Speaker 2: the culture, fashion, just being fabulous in New York. Then

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Speaker 2: there were now these new series. They were pushing lesbianism,

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Speaker 2: non buyerny kids, overloaded, episodes were drenched in cultural politics.

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Speaker 2: And now it's canceled because the audience didn't sign up

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Speaker 2: for lectures and it lost what women once loved about

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Speaker 2: it that. I want to welcome my guest, Dana Cannerdi.

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Speaker 2: She's a senior reporter at The Daily Mail. Dana, thanks

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Speaker 2: for joining us.

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Speaker 6: Good to be here.

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Speaker 2: Thanks. I wanted to talk about this first because Jimmy

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Speaker 2: Kimmel has been bashing conservatism for so long. He was

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Speaker 2: on his so he was on his ex girlfriend from

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Speaker 2: many decades ago podcast. I didn't even know that she

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Speaker 2: had one, but you know it's you know, what they

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Speaker 2: I want to play this first clip because it's very

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Speaker 2: interested kish. Sarah Silma tells Jimmy Kimmel that's the Democrat

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Speaker 2: Party are elitist. Wait well now you tell us this.

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Speaker 2: Let's go to cut one here.

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Speaker 7: Republicans know the difference between right and wrong in general,

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Speaker 7: like they know what they're doing.

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Speaker 6: Something is I don't know, but.

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Speaker 7: The left there, it's just I find it ironic that

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Speaker 7: was right, you know, But like I find in general,

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Speaker 7: the party that is about inclusivity is incredibly elitists.

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Speaker 8: Like just you can say join us, yes, come join us.

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Speaker 2: That's like, you know, it reminds me of Jake Tapper

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Speaker 2: and Alex Thompson from Axios running around. They wrote a

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Speaker 2: book on Biden's decline, and they were part of the decline,

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Speaker 2: and yet they were doing this massive book tour like lectures.

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Speaker 2: Now you wake up Sarahsovan and Jimmy Kimmel and tell

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Speaker 2: too late, But give me your thoughts on that.

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Speaker 9: I think it's a little too late, and it looks

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Speaker 9: stand up comedians. But you know, I think that the

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Speaker 9: firing or whatever you want to call it of Stephen

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Speaker 9: Colbert really hit a lot of people hard. On one hand,

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Speaker 9: Colbert came back out on his show and he's saying,

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Speaker 6: These people are sticking up for him.

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Speaker 9: But you have to know that that sent quite quite

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Speaker 9: a shot across the bow to a lot of people

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Speaker 9: in Hollywood. They realize this is serious, and they realized

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Speaker 9: think they're trying to do something to separate themselves out from.

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Speaker 6: The twenty twenty to twenty twenty four and woke insanity.

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Speaker 9: And this is what you're saying now, and it's probably

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Speaker 2: I'm old enough. Probably not, you're not, But I'm old

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Speaker 2: enough to remember Johnny Carson. Was it done? I didn't

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Speaker 2: even know I remember Johnny Coverson. I didn't even know

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Speaker 2: what party you represented? All party you was. All he

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Speaker 2: with Jay Leno. Pretty much. Somehow along the line, when

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Speaker 2: Trump got elected, they got the moved with the rest

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Speaker 2: say TDS. Trump drank Synrume and they lost a lot

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Speaker 2: of audience. People don't be lecture bought just cut to

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Speaker 2: Kimmel says Trump presence way worse. So in one sense,

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Speaker 2: he says, well, but what's just I know.

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Speaker 7: We're thinking about where they can get UH citizenship and.

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Speaker 10: I do have Italian I did get Italian citizens you do.

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Speaker 1: Oh, that's amazing.

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Speaker 2: I do have that.

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Speaker 10: And what's going on is UH is as bad as

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Speaker 10: you thought it was gonna be, way worse.

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Speaker 1: It's so much worse. It's just unbelievable.

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Speaker 10: Like I feel like it's probably even worse than he

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Speaker 2: Visit the other what's the name? From the view?

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Speaker 6: The question I.

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Speaker 9: Always have when I see someone like them say that

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Speaker 9: is truly I would like to say to him, Okay, really,

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Speaker 9: what specific examples can you give me of how terrible

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Speaker 9: your life is? He's a multimillion dollar television host, he has,

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Speaker 9: at least today an amazing perch as a nighttime comedian.

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Speaker 9: So what specifically is so terrible, whether you like Trump

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Speaker 6: Of Trump being in power.

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Speaker 9: It's very hard to really delineate the actual actual examples.

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Speaker 2: Do you know what I mean, you know, they just

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Speaker 2: go along with the fold. They go along with the

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Speaker 2: school when you said, oh, those are the jobs, those

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Speaker 2: It takes a strong fortitude to say, you know what,

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Speaker 2: to lose their job. They're afraid to lose their perch,

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Speaker 2: they just they think what's cooling in And meanwhile culture

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Speaker 9: I think about this a lot, Adam, because we're again,

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Speaker 9: no matter what, whether you think Trump is the worst

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Speaker 9: person in the world or not, we are moving past

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Speaker 9: those sort of four years of insane wocus in which

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Speaker 9: And they were able to do that in a way

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Speaker 9: everybody lost their minds. But now things have normalized a

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Speaker 9: little bit and time is marching on and we're not

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Speaker 9: back where I remember when Stephen Colbert did that incredible

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Speaker 2: Vaccines Okay, how can you forget?

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Speaker 6: And it's not going to hold up well in the future.

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Speaker 9: They just went too far as if this was going

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Speaker 9: to be the reality from from now on.

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Speaker 2: Of course it's not. Dana.

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Speaker 1: Now, think about that.

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Speaker 2: Producers, all the rights they have for CBS, right, they

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Speaker 2: and they're sitting around going, what's going to be a

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Speaker 2: good skit? And they come up with that and that's

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Speaker 2: the end of the day said, this is going to

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Speaker 6: Did the writers come up with that skit? Or did

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Speaker 6: you know the sponsors?

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Speaker 9: I mean Pfizer alone sponsors so much and that you know,

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Speaker 9: Big Pharma single handedly props up a lot of late

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Speaker 9: being a conspiracy theorist, I think that was imagined.

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Speaker 9: Of a push to do a skit like that, and

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Speaker 9: I wouldn't be surprised of an advertising agent from Advisor

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Speaker 7: falling off the bed here.

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Speaker 3: I hate it when you call me that.

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Speaker 11: Well, you are my baby, and you will always be

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Speaker 11: my baby, no matter how big you get.

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Speaker 6: I'm not talking about the baby part. I'm talking about

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Speaker 6: the girl part.

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Speaker 3: What do you mean I don't feel like a girl.

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Speaker 7: Oh well, sometimes I don't feel like a girl either.

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Speaker 9: Really, sometimes you don't feel like a girl, right.

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Speaker 2: You know? And it was called and just like that,

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Speaker 2: and I think and just like that, that's where they decided,

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Speaker 2: let's ruin what was great franchise at the beginning. Give

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Speaker 2: me your final thoughts on that how and then how

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Speaker 2: they ended the Sex and the City reboot, Give me

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Speaker 6: The original Sex and the City was perfection.

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Speaker 9: I was that group in the in the late nineteen

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Speaker 6: It really touched women like me. It got us, It

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Speaker 2: Dana stand by coming out what the mainstream is in

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Speaker 2: telling you about Jerryman during But next all things Trump,

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Speaker 1: Welcome back to media.

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Speaker 2: So the media spinning Trump's takeover DC policing as an

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Speaker 2: say they don't feel safe in DC. The press may

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Speaker 2: restore order. There's no reason why people from out the

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Speaker 2: By cleaning up DC, Trump is just fixing the capital.

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Speaker 2: He's sending a message to every city in America that, Laura,

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Speaker 2: it can be restored in this country. The mainstream media

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Speaker 2: police isn't about their mark, It's about losing their favorite

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Speaker 2: I want to welcome my next guest, Dave Zierr, hosts

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Speaker 2: of Breaking mon Dave, thanks for joining us in the set. Here,

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Speaker 2: like everything, David Trump says, I got a cure for

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Speaker 2: so many diseases. We're against it. They're terrible. But even

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Speaker 12: But Seu wrote something provocative on your substack about whether

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I think a few things can be true.

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Speaker 8: That doesn't mean it's a bad political strategy.

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Speaker 12: I think it's a very good one, and the numbers

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Speaker 8: But also people don't feel that way.

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Speaker 12: And when it comes to two things, crime in the economy,

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Speaker 8: Can't you read this chart? Idiots, why are you complaining?

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Speaker 12: I'm showing you right here how safe you are, So

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Speaker 8: See these economic numbers, economy is great. What are you

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Speaker 8: See these immigration numbers. Obama deported way more. There's no

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Speaker 12: I can't tell you enough that politics is perception and

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Speaker 2: You know, it's rhinds of Eric Adams. He's always sending

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Speaker 2: the city safer, the streets are better. Meanwhile, I make

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Speaker 2: and they know it. In DC, David right the resident.

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Speaker 1: Yes they do.

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Speaker 13: And just to start off, New York City had heinous

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Speaker 13: Don't believe what they tell you. But Biden went on

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Speaker 13: It's only okay when a Democrat talks about crime in

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Speaker 2: Good question, David, because he has the courage should do it,

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Speaker 2: Claudie's taken on straight on. It's all about crime, it's

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Speaker 2: They use these cooked up numbers. What's cut five here? Yeah?

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Speaker 14: The police Department in Washington says violent crime in the

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Speaker 15: One number that is rising is the crime Fighting Force,

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Speaker 14: Despite the fallen crime rate in the city of seven

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Speaker 5: Hey, Maurice, This first ever takeover of its kind began

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Speaker 5: Under law, it can only last thirty days. But the

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Speaker 5: concern is how does this initiative end. National Guard troops

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Speaker 2: They'll join you, you know, and then they had it

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Speaker 2: if someone come on and complained about it at the end, David,

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Speaker 2: But I saw a report today as story as sergeants

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Speaker 13: Yeah, they were reporting them as lower crimes. And listen,

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Speaker 13: And NewsBusters also expose this that many networks were regurgitating

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Speaker 2: Between the rig dating and a lot of the violence

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Speaker 2: the new age, the way they treated police. Police don't

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true.

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Speaker 13: And listen, crime has been back and forth and is

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Speaker 2: But who cares?

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Speaker 13: Why should tourists and staffers and politicians.

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Speaker 13: Do you know that like fifty six percent of the

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Speaker 13: three hundred and thirty or so people arrested for carjackings

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Speaker 13: seventy two percent of the carjackings adam in DC this

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Speaker 2: So they got big, big problems. I want to go

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Speaker 2: to a cut here, David. It's our old friend now

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Speaker 2: at the same point, Judgejeny, Judge Jannine Piro from Fox news,

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Speaker 1: Oh stop it.

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Speaker 16: We are putting all kinds of resources onto this tree.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, guys.

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Speaker 11: Thanks is hailing the dropping crime rates.

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Speaker 3: At the end of it, what change?

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Speaker 16: It's never enough? This change, this changed, It's never enough.

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Speaker 16: You tell these families, crime is dropped. You tell the

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Speaker 16: mother of the intern who was shot going out for McDonald's.

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Speaker 16: You're the Washington Convention Center. Oh, crime is down. You

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Speaker 16: tell the kid who has just beat the helen back

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Speaker 16: with a severe concussion and a broken nose. Crime is down. No,

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Speaker 16: to that. And that's why I fight the fight.

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Speaker 8: Thank you.

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Speaker 2: You know, David, I said to myself a few months

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Speaker 13: I think she was itching to get back into the

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Speaker 13: legal side of things. And you know better than anybody.

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Speaker 13: You represented Judge Janine for very many for many years,

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Speaker 13: And listen, it's like Trump too, right, He's later on

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Speaker 2: But this is a third chapter or fourth chapter Janine,

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Speaker 2: He's assembled in DC. Now, I want to ask this

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Speaker 17: Deal Trumps in the hierarchy of the elite media, you

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Speaker 17: think they'll even even take the side of Putin their enemy,

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Speaker 17: because they used Putin when they wanted to go after

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Speaker 17: them in sixteen, right seventeen, they made our relationship with.

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Speaker 2: The Russians terrible, right, because poor American Russians were walking around. Yeah,

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Speaker 2: poor American Russians that were good people, were like, why

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Speaker 2: are we getting treated this way? It was because of

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Speaker 2: the media's fault.

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Speaker 1: It's a good point.

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Speaker 13: And they always interfered in our elections to a little

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Speaker 13: bit of a degree, only spending one hundred and fifty

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Speaker 13: thousand on Facebook. You know, they didn't even do anything really,

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Speaker 13: but they've been on fairly portrayed in some ways that

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Speaker 13: Putin is the aggressor in this case. I think it's

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Speaker 13: a big opportunity though, and Trump will come out on top.

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Speaker 2: Dave, thanks for joining u. Up next jeremanding the mainstream media's

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Speaker 2: dishonesty about that. That and more coming up on Media Exposed.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back to Media Exposed.

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Speaker 2: The media loves to paint Jerryman during big in the

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Speaker 2: news right now Texas, it's taken our national tone. Now

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Speaker 2: what is Jerryman think? It's every ten years or so

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Speaker 2: we have a census and they read district and try

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Speaker 2: to make it fair. But now it's a Republican problem.

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Speaker 2: But the rallies, both parties have been rigging the mass

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Speaker 2: for decades. Democrat lawmakers fled to Illinois to protests Texas

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Speaker 2: lawmakers to protest unfair maps, yet Illinois is one of

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Speaker 2: the most gerrymandered states in the entire country. The irony

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Speaker 2: is off the charts. New York's Democratic governor Catholic who

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Speaker 2: has tried twice to jam through partisan mass but the

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Speaker 2: press barely whispers about it. When the Republican drew maps

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Speaker 2: has a threat to democracy. When Democrats do it, expand

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Speaker 2: their representation. That's how biased to cover the media. We're honest,

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Speaker 2: they admit Jerry Manny is a bipartisan game of power

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Speaker 2: and both sides played a win. I want to malcome

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Speaker 2: my next guest to New York State Senator George Burrello, Senator,

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Speaker 2: thanks for joining us, first time in media exposed.

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Speaker 6: To be on with you.

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Speaker 3: Thank you very much.

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Speaker 1: Sat this Texas.

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Speaker 2: You know Jerry Mandy has taken a life so now

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Speaker 2: it's in national news. But when Governor Hockell tried to

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Speaker 2: do it, remember twenty twenty two, barelyot whisper from the

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Speaker 2: New York media. She almost got away with it. She

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Speaker 2: had to be slapped down by the court, the State

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Speaker 2: Court of Appeals. It's not enough. They're jamming illegals down

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Speaker 2: vote trying to get him to register the vote all

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Speaker 2: over the city, all over New York State. She not

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Speaker 2: only wanted to jerrymander the districts and they have to

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Speaker 2: get more districts. Hypocrisy right from Governor Hockel. And in

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Speaker 2: Illinois's he does the same thing, Pritzka. But you have

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Speaker 2: them all running around and the media playing offense for them.

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Speaker 2: Give me your thoughts on the Texas situation and New

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Speaker 2: York situation now because she's threatening to Cherrymandim Moore, right.

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Speaker 3: Let's be clear about one thing.

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Speaker 18: In the state of Texas, they are allowed by their

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Speaker 18: state constitution to redistrict pretty much whenever they want, and

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Speaker 18: the governor is deciding to do that. I don't necessarily

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Speaker 18: agree with that, but when you look at the evidence,

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Speaker 18: Democrats really have a lot of blood on their hands

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Speaker 18: when it comes to just egregious redistricting and jerrymandering, and

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Speaker 18: New York State that leads the pack.

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Speaker 3: You know, like you mentioned in twenty twenty two, we have.

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Speaker 18: A constitutionally mandated bipartisan redistricting Commission in New York State,

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Speaker 18: and the Democrats, once they seized control of the New

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Speaker 18: York State Senate in.

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Speaker 3: Twenty nineteen, immediately moved to undermine it.

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Speaker 18: They defunded it, they stacked it, they rigged it, and

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Speaker 18: then they basically said, we don't like the maps to

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Speaker 18: present it, so we're going to draw our own. And

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Speaker 18: that drew harsh criticism from the government groups. Of course,

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Speaker 18: we as Republicans had to sue.

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Speaker 3: And we won.

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Speaker 18: And we won, by the way, with courts in the

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Speaker 18: New York State that are dominated by Democrat appointed judges

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Speaker 18: who are for the most part pretty liberal. But they

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Speaker 18: were good jurists at the times. They judged the constitution

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Speaker 18: and the law properly. But that wasn't good enough for

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Speaker 18: the Democrats.

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Speaker 3: So what do they do. They decided they were going

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Speaker 3: to rig the judicial system.

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Speaker 18: They tossed aside the chief judge, and they put a

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Speaker 18: lap dog in, a guy by the name of rowand Wilson,

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Speaker 18: who is a you know, far left activist judge they rejected,

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Speaker 18: a much better jurist than Hector Lassalle also that they

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Speaker 18: could have their lap dog go back and throw out

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Speaker 18: the new maps again, which they did. You know, their

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Speaker 18: lap dog chief judge tossed out the maps so that

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Speaker 18: they could redraw them again. So the governor and the

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Speaker 18: Democrats in New York are more guilty because they violated

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Speaker 18: the Constitution.

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Speaker 3: They rigged the system.

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Speaker 18: They sabotaged the Independent Redistricting Commission so they could get

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Speaker 18: the maps that they wanted. And this is something that

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Speaker 18: is repeated over and over again in Democrat states across

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Speaker 18: the nation.

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Speaker 2: You know, on another note, cheat, they do want to

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Speaker 2: registrate illegals. You know, let me you know, I lost

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Speaker 2: my I was coming up to the convention last year

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Speaker 2: and twenty four the summer senator, and I lost my license.

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Speaker 2: I was going to the Republican National Convention, and I said,

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Speaker 2: and my passport was in Florida. So I'm like, oh

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Speaker 2: my god, how am I going to travel? So I

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Speaker 2: rounded up I had nothing, really, I rounded up some

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Speaker 2: bank statements whatever. I get my hand up to go

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Speaker 2: to motor vehicle quickly in Riverhead Long Island. I go

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Speaker 2: to the motor vehicles and I go to get my

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Speaker 2: license and I get to the account and she didn't

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Speaker 2: ask me for one proof, not one proof of ID.

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Speaker 2: You know what. She kept asking me over and again.

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Speaker 2: And I registered to vote. I turned around and they

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Speaker 2: were like a two hundred Hispanics lookally illegal hispan x

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Speaker 2: or I'm sitting there waiting so in when I grew up,

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Speaker 2: you need an idea at least two proofs off I

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Speaker 2: did to get a new license. Not only that gave

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Speaker 2: my new license. All they were worried about was signing

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Speaker 2: me up to vote. So there's a lot of shannanigans

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Speaker 2: and games being played. But I I go to his

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Speaker 2: first clip. Let's just cut number seven. It's Governor Jko

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Speaker 2: from New York has a bit of a meltdown. What's this?

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Speaker 19: And we didn't intend to do this again until the

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Speaker 19: twenty thirty two elections. But because we're in a different

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Speaker 19: situation altogether, that demands that leaders stand up and say,

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Speaker 19: I'm not going to let our democracy be eroded away

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Speaker 19: because there's a blatant power grab to maintain power in

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Speaker 19: our nation's capital. This is what I call a legal insurrection.

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Speaker 19: Legal insurrection. Just let the rules stay the way they are.

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Speaker 19: We'll do it the way we always have. But here

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Speaker 19: we have Texas and now going to other states. Jade Vance,

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Speaker 19: why aren't you looking out for how to lower a

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Speaker 19: cost like you promised. Instead he's going like a lapdog

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Speaker 19: around the country in a different state. Say hope. Can

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Speaker 19: we pick up some here? Can we pick up here?

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Speaker 19: Because they know they're going to lose next year, that's

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Speaker 19: the only reason they're engaging this, and also might be

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Speaker 19: a nice distraction from people asking all of a sudden,

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Speaker 19: this happens when when they refuse to release the ein

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Speaker 19: Epstein files. So I, along with a lot of people

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Speaker 19: in New York are saying, what's that all about? Is

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Speaker 19: this just another red herring? So no one's buying this,

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Speaker 19: just Texas, knock it off. We'll knock it off. Let's

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Speaker 19: get back to governing. We want to play these games.

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Speaker 19: We're not going to sit on the sidelines where in

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Speaker 19: New York because we fight back.

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Speaker 2: What if she it's so silly what she's saying. Because

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Speaker 2: they tried to pull the ull over the bull over

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Speaker 2: the eyes of New York state residents. Thankfully to GOP

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Speaker 2: stopped it. And even when they had to do the recommission,

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Speaker 2: they had a bipartisan commission. The lines weren't that great,

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Speaker 2: but they we still want enough seats to you know,

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Speaker 2: but give me your thoughts on Hockel. She seems like

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Speaker 2: just having a breakdown here for some reason.

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Speaker 3: Well, first, first of all, I would.

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Speaker 18: I think most people agree that that interview on Fox

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Speaker 18: Tunes was a train wreck and she was trying to

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Speaker 18: justify something and again talk about the pop calling the

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Speaker 18: kettle black, we're actually saying.

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Speaker 3: You know, you know, they're going to go at it again.

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Speaker 18: They went at it in twenty twenty two, twenty twenty three,

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Speaker 18: and now they're trying to do it again in twenty

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Speaker 18: twenty five. This is just an talk about a red herring.

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Speaker 18: She's the one who trying to drag a red herring

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Speaker 18: across the you know, the the sinful way that they

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Speaker 18: have tried to jerrymandered New York, and this is just

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Speaker 18: an excuse for going to do it again.

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Speaker 3: Honestly, they probably look at this as a blessing.

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Speaker 18: But if you look at blue states across and I

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Speaker 18: know you're aware of this, Blue states across the country,

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Speaker 18: and look at the representation you want to talk about

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Speaker 18: disenfranchising voters. In Massachusetts, there's thirty six percent are registered Republicans,

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Speaker 18: they have zero seats in Congress. And the list goes

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Speaker 18: on in Connecticut forty two percent Republicans, zero seats, Maine,

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Speaker 18: New Hampshire, New Mexico, Rhode Island. You know, even even

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Speaker 18: in states like New York and California, Republicans are underrepresented

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Speaker 18: based on the percentage that they are. And then when

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Speaker 18: you throw in non affilitated voters, which philosophically tend to.

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Speaker 3: Lean more Republican.

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Speaker 18: Now the folks are underrepresented largely do to Democrat jerrymandering.

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Speaker 3: So you know, now, cry wolf.

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Speaker 18: Because they're doing it in Texas, which they're legally allowed

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Speaker 18: to do, and they're not legally allowed to do in

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Speaker 18: New York.

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Speaker 2: You're right because even California has I think close to

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Speaker 2: forty Republicans and they have very few seats, so jerrymanned

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Speaker 2: in those things. Think about Massachusetts has what it is

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Speaker 2: in nine seats?

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Speaker 3: Eight or nine seats. Yeah, it's in Massachusetts. It's there's

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Speaker 3: there's zero seats.

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Speaker 2: What I'm saying, they have eight congressional seats and there's

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Speaker 2: zero Republicans. So where's the fairness there? You have to

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Speaker 2: start carving out in their mind, the only fairness is

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Speaker 2: democratic seats, crowing out for minorities and making Democrats win

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Speaker 2: every seat. That's what the Democrats want because they know

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Speaker 2: when you put our ideas first, their ideas and in

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Speaker 2: common sense seats we win, right, so they have to

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Speaker 2: stuff and the Republicans Senate I always have a much

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Speaker 2: harder road to Congressional to win the you know, to

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Speaker 2: have the leadership and the speaker in the Congress, because

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Speaker 2: you know, in the cities and the urban areas, Democrats

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Speaker 2: Republicans usually don't have a shot. Like in New York State,

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Speaker 2: New York City, every district we could lucky if we

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Speaker 2: were one or two districts in a Brooklyn or three

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Speaker 2: or four districts Staten Island, Brooklyn, most of disease, we

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Speaker 2: don't have a shot at all. So and the urban

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Speaker 2: I mean in rural and suburban areas, Republicans always have

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Speaker 2: a tough fight. It's always never easy. So Democrats always

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Speaker 2: have an easier path, whether it's the state Senates or

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Speaker 2: the or the congressional Democrats because of these jerryman I think,

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Speaker 2: because they're pure city districts, they have much user But

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Speaker 2: I'm gonna show you this clip cutdate of Governor Abbott,

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Speaker 2: Governor Abbot from Texas sending a warning to Governor knew

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Speaker 2: so much.

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Speaker 20: Just well, to be clear, listen, all those big blue

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Speaker 20: states they've already jerrymandered. Look at the map of Illinois.

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Speaker 20: Look at the map of California, New York and Massachusetts

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Speaker 20: and so many other Blue states they gerrymandered a long

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Speaker 20: time ago. They got nothing left with regard to what

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Speaker 20: they can do. And know this, if California tries to

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Speaker 20: jerry mender five more districts, listen, Texas has the ability

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Speaker 20: to eliminate ten Democrats in our states. We can play

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Speaker 20: that game more than they can because they have fewer

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Speaker 20: Republican districts in their states.

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Speaker 2: That's what I said, fewer districts. And Governor Abbotts said

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Speaker 2: it just like you said at Senator. They've already jerrymanned

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Speaker 2: in everything they can, the threats that they're saying, what else?

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Speaker 2: What else can they jerrymand if they're threatening and they

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Speaker 2: already have eight year old right, how many more seats

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Speaker 2: can douse and want in California? Give me thoughts on

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Speaker 2: Governor abbott And.

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Speaker 18: Well, first of all, you know, I understand the reason

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Speaker 18: behind what he's doing. But I think there's an important

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Speaker 18: point to be made here that when Democrats have exclusive power,

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Speaker 18: they want to silence opposition, and that's what's going on here.

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Speaker 18: They do not they don't have anyone that is opposing

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Speaker 18: their agenda and their message.

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Speaker 3: And there's another shoe on this too, that is dropping.

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Speaker 3: You know, four years of an.

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Speaker 18: Open border with under Biden meant millions and millions of

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Speaker 18: people coming across the border illegally, and those folks all

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Speaker 18: count now in the sense. So what do you do

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Speaker 18: in states like New York, which lead the nation in

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Speaker 18: out migration, more people leave New York State than any

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Speaker 18: other state in the nation. You fill it in with

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Speaker 18: people that are drained on the system, but they will

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Speaker 18: still count in the next census. This is how they're

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Speaker 18: shoring up Democrat blue states is by bringing in non

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Speaker 18: citizens to count in the census. That was the real

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Speaker 18: secret agenda behind Biden's open border and now we're seeing

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Speaker 18: that play out.

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Speaker 2: Senator I want to thank you. It's a great discussion.

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Speaker 2: I'd love to have you back soon and let's go

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Speaker 2: to get some more senators GOP senators hopefully New York

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Speaker 2: n Yeah, thanks for joining us.

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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Speaker 2: Up last this legal system versus potus, boy as that

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Speaker 2: been something else the last three we're going to talk

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Speaker 2: to someone who has a brand new book out that

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Speaker 2: more coming up on Media Exposed. Welcome back to media

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Speaker 2: exposed the legal systems being weaponized against conservatives. What else

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Speaker 2: do you know? Right? Breitbart's Alex Morrow, in his book

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Speaker 2: Breaking the Law Exposing the weaponization of American legal system

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Speaker 2: against Donald Trump, lays out how the course had become

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Speaker 2: political weapons against Trump. A whistleblower says Adam Schiff approved

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Speaker 2: classified leaks to smear Trump, calling it treason, iss and illegal.

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Speaker 2: The media had hid this corruption for years and only

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Speaker 2: can now because the evidence is undeniable. The narrative that

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Speaker 2: damaging leaks are heroic is collapsing. The public deserves answers.

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Speaker 2: If Schiff abused classified info to take down opponents, this

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Speaker 2: is the kind of government corruption the pressure of exposed

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Speaker 2: long ago. I want to welcome my next guest, Alex Marvel,

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Speaker 2: edit in chief of Breitbart News and the author of

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Speaker 2: the new book is do what Breaking the Law Exposing

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Speaker 2: the Web is asia American legal system against Donald Trump. Alex,

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Speaker 2: thanks for joining us. I recently saw you. I don't

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Speaker 2: know you know how this worked. I don't know if

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Speaker 2: it's brain overload or social media overload or TV overload

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Speaker 2: because with Twitter, between Twitter and Instagram and Facebook and

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Speaker 2: TV and streaming platforms, I said, Alex got a great

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Speaker 2: book coming out, and it was a great segment, so

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Speaker 2: I said, we got to reach out to you. Thanks

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Speaker 2: for joining us. But this system of lawfare, I'm glad

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Speaker 2: that happened during the Trump presidency and after its presidency

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Speaker 2: was unbelievable. I was down in South I was in

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Speaker 2: Palm Beach around that mar A Lago when that raid happened,

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Speaker 2: which was over the top. But tell us when you

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Speaker 2: got the idea to write this and what brought you

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Speaker 2: to the conclusion, I said, I got to I got

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Speaker 2: to dig into this further.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, thanks Adam, I appreciate it. I think the criminal

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Speaker 11: conviction against Trump was probably what was the real catalyst

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Speaker 11: saying I gotta get this done. The idea was brought

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Speaker 11: to me that someone needs to do a book on

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Speaker 11: this by my agent. I have an agency of the

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Speaker 11: Big Leono Associates, which is a really big literary agency,

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Speaker 11: and my agent, Tom Flannery, who's a conservative book agent.

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Speaker 11: He wanted to get this done. And Natasha Simon's my

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Speaker 11: editor at Simon and Schuster who's done both of my

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Speaker 11: prior books, both of which were best sellers. They really

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Speaker 11: want to get this book done and After a while,

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Speaker 11: I said, I want to do it. I want to

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Speaker 11: do I want to write this book because it feels

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Speaker 11: like this is the existential threat to MAGA.

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Speaker 1: And things only got so.

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Speaker 11: Much worse after I took on the project, because we

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Speaker 11: saw this whole rash of temporary restraining orders and all

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Speaker 11: of these judges blocking with these injunctions, huge sections of

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Speaker 11: Donald Trump's agenda. And that was after I'd alread written,

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Speaker 11: you know, three quarters of the book on the Law

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Speaker 11: Fair about Trump that we're trying to keep him out

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Speaker 11: of the White House, and he's in in the Law

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Speaker 11: Fair superstructure immediately gets to work trying to dismantle his agenda. So, Adam,

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Speaker 11: here's the main point. This is the main point. There

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Speaker 11: are many important ancillary points, but this is the main point.

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Speaker 11: What was one to Donald Trump is not just unprecedented,

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Speaker 11: It is a national disgrace, and we are way too.

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Speaker 1: Casual about it.

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Speaker 11: All six of the major cases, most of which most

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Speaker 11: of us can't keep straight in our heads. Which one was,

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Speaker 11: which all of them were unjust? They all employed novel

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Speaker 11: legal theories, theories had never been tested before. They all

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Speaker 11: had coordination with Joe Biden's White House and the whole

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Speaker 11: goal was to subvert our democracy, subvert the will to people,

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Speaker 11: and make it so that the elite in Washington were

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Speaker 11: choosing who was going to be our president and not

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Speaker 11: laying the voters deside. No one's heads have rolled yet.

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Speaker 11: We've had two investigations launch. That's good, but it's not enough.

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Speaker 11: But we need to have accountability here if we're really

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Speaker 11: going to be a system with equal justice under the law.

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Speaker 2: Last season, alex I through two events right marketing communications

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Speaker 2: company at mar A Lago, maybe more and people flew

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Speaker 2: was one was a Polish American Polish institute in otherwise

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Speaker 2: into Pacific event. We had people flying from overseas, different

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Speaker 2: parts of the country just to be in that mar

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Speaker 2: A Lago what they called the t room and the

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Speaker 2: nerve of a judge to say and the attorney general

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Speaker 2: to say this, this is worth eighteen million net property

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Speaker 2: is probably worth close to a billion dollars between you know,

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Speaker 2: the event part of it, the private members.

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Speaker 11: Let's get into this because this is a key part

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Speaker 11: of one of the cases, which was the one that

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Speaker 11: ended in the civil judgment of nearly half a billion

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Speaker 11: dollars against Trump and New York changed on Trump undervaluing properties,

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Speaker 11: or three or four in all, but the one that's

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Speaker 11: most easy to articulate to a TV audience is the

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Speaker 11: Marlago one where the juryalist trial. It's supposed to be

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Speaker 11: a civil trial, but Trump was treated like a criminal

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Speaker 11: the whole time. That was the texture of it, suggesting

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Speaker 11: the Marlago worth between eighteen twenty eight million dollars okay,

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Speaker 11: one acre properties in that bom Beach area atom it

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Speaker 11: sounds like, you know, are worth about forty million two

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Speaker 11: acre because those are more rare, one fifty to two

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Speaker 11: hundred million. Trump said it was worth seven hundred and

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Speaker 11: fifty million. Trump may have underestimated it. It could be

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Speaker 11: a one and a half billion, it could be a

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Speaker 11: two billion dollar property. It's literally one of a kind.

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Speaker 11: It's historic, and it's seventeen acres. And these judges, these

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Speaker 11: liberal Democrats in New York saying it's worth ten twenty million.

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Speaker 11: Maybe it's criminal.

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Speaker 2: It's criminal what they did to him, because it was

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Speaker 2: the same case where they found them guilty. But there

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Speaker 2: was no there was nobody. He didn't need to take

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Speaker 2: money from anybody, There was no victim. How did you

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Speaker 2: even come up with a crime? When there was no victim.

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Speaker 2: You usually have a victim. And the banks approved all this.

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Speaker 2: They're the ones that act.

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Speaker 1: To a fantastic point.

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Speaker 2: Fantastic point.

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Speaker 11: So these banks are fiduciaries, they're responsible. They have a

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Speaker 11: very sophisticated Ivy League educated people who are policing these loans.

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Speaker 3: They don't want to get rolled.

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Speaker 11: They can't. They have shareholders, they have partners, they have

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Speaker 11: people who are accountable on these loans. They're not going

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Speaker 11: to get fleeced by Donald Trump. They have very sophisticated

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Speaker 11: mechanisms to.

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Speaker 1: Check on this.

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Speaker 11: There wasn't even one complaint against Trump. These banks regarded

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Speaker 11: him as a whale when the Deutsche Bank executive said,

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Speaker 11: Trump is a whale and he's generating them millions of

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Speaker 11: dollars in business. Trump told me when I interviewed him

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Speaker 11: for the book, he said he actually have of paying

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Speaker 11: back loans early, even if he incurred a penalty, just

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Speaker 11: to make sure he didn't know anyone anything that he

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Speaker 11: beyond the initial borrow. It's one of these things where

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Speaker 11: he knew this could be a vulnerability for him, and

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Speaker 11: he had already made adjustments to his lifestyle in order

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Speaker 11: to make sure those loans were paid on time, and

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Speaker 11: it was still used to try to attack him. There

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Speaker 11: were no complaints, there were no victims. There was not

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Speaker 11: one penny. I make a semi joke in the book.

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Speaker 11: I said, Okay, so let's say Trump had it needs

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Speaker 11: to be assessed damages. Okay, let's say, just for penalty's sake,

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Speaker 11: we're going to quadruple the damages and that's going to

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Speaker 11: be Trump's penalty.

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Speaker 3: That's quadruple zero. It's still zero.

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Speaker 11: Right, No one was kept from getting one penny from

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Speaker 11: Donald Trump.

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Speaker 2: Right. This such bad. They love Trump because these banks

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Speaker 2: need to exist. They need loans. They need constant real

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Speaker 2: estate loans. We have terrible real estate laws in New York.

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Speaker 2: Landlords can't refinance that buildings because they can't fix up

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Speaker 2: the apartments. All these weird laws they have. But then again,

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Speaker 2: that's what the banks live on. And that's why Trumps

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Speaker 2: keeps hitting Powell to lower the interest rates, because the

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Speaker 2: banks need loans, they need the real estate movement. Without that,

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Speaker 2: we don't have a growing real estate market. And it's

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Speaker 2: very important. But one of the worst cases to one

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Speaker 2: of almost a comical case, was that civil case. You're

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Speaker 2: going to tell me, Donald Trump in nineteen was it

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Speaker 2: ninety six or so, walks into Bergdoff Goodman. He's really

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Speaker 2: well known then, he's famous by then, he's been in

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Speaker 2: movies by then, and he just jumps in to women.

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Speaker 2: He's not even attractive. So let's be honest here, like

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Speaker 2: Trump and he's just molested woman in a dressing room.

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Speaker 2: And that actually went to trial. But why we have

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Speaker 2: a show here, alex as media exposed because the media

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Speaker 2: just played along with like a bunch of fools, and

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Speaker 2: that woman was definitely off a rockers, definitely on some

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Speaker 2: sort of meds, I think. So, I don't want to

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Speaker 2: say and saying, but that was another joke of a

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Speaker 2: civil case. Give me your thoughts on that and other

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Speaker 2: somebody weird cases.

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Speaker 11: You highlight a couple of things, sort of off handed,

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Speaker 11: but they were very important points you raise. First of all,

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Speaker 11: eating hero was not Donald Trump's type. He has been

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Speaker 11: married to some of those beautiful women in the world,

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Speaker 11: and this is a woman who's older than he is,

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Speaker 11: who is not traditionally beautiful. I'm not trying to say

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Speaker 11: she's ugly. I'm not trying to say that, but she's

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Speaker 11: not Donald Trump's type. That's not Donald Trump's type is

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Speaker 11: women who are older and are not gorgeous.

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Speaker 1: That is not his type.

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Speaker 11: So that was the absolutely legit objection to the suggestion

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Speaker 11: that Trump had somehow raped her or sexually assaulted.

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Speaker 2: That's number one.

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Speaker 11: But going beyond that, this was a person who was

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Speaker 11: obsessed with sacks of Bergdorf Goodman. She's written about this

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Speaker 11: in her advice columns. She was clearly a very odd person.

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Speaker 11: I'll say that because you know she's used for defamation,

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Speaker 11: so I want.

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Speaker 2: To be careful.

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Speaker 11: But she had a cat named Vagina, I reveal in

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Speaker 11: the book. She also had a dog named Tits. She

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Speaker 11: lived in a house that she called the mouse House.

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Speaker 11: She says she gets a bit noon. She has a

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Speaker 11: polka dot car. I her art is she hangs garbage

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Speaker 11: from strings and drapes them over trees around her property.

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Speaker 11: That's the type of person this is. There are no

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Speaker 11: eyewitnesses at all, and we're just supposed to believe her story.

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Speaker 11: And then when Trump's attorneys tried to some of this

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Speaker 11: up in the courtroom, the judge is Gary lewis a

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Speaker 11: caplinch when he's get investigated.

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Speaker 1: He blocked all of it.

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Speaker 11: Meanwhile, he allowed for the Carol team to play the

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Speaker 11: Access Hollywood tape to try to act as though Trump

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Speaker 11: is some sort of a bad man.

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Speaker 2: Alex, if anything says why we have these shows and

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Speaker 2: why Breitbart covers media exposed at what you just said.

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Speaker 2: Some of the greatest papers in New York City, New

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Speaker 2: York Times, the Post, the Daily News, all these major institutions,

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Speaker 2: and some of those things you just said. I didn't

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Speaker 2: even know about it. And it took you to write

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Speaker 2: the book. Took you to write a book, and I

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Speaker 2: learned some things that I'm a chunky in politics. So

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Speaker 2: it shows how terrible the media is. Because the president

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Speaker 2: unitsas and is in a civil ex president at that

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Speaker 2: moment was in a civil lawsuit, and where was the

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Speaker 2: digging about this woman? They just played along with it.

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Speaker 2: It's horrible what they did. Let me know. Let me

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Speaker 2: something else in the book that really stands out. One

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Speaker 2: of the other cases you find really corrupt. Give me

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Speaker 2: another one.

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Speaker 11: Well, the two most egregious that the Tiss James case.

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Speaker 2: A lot has been made about this.

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Speaker 11: I got a big article laying all the facts that

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Speaker 11: case with at brett Burton News. She was the most

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Speaker 11: blatant in terms of using law fair to try to

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Speaker 11: jail Donald Trump for political purposes. Meanwhile, she was ignoring

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Speaker 11: crime that she was responsible for in New York. The

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Speaker 11: details there are explosive, but for the sake of time,

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Speaker 11: I'll share the most egregious thing is that Jack smith appointment.

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Speaker 11: Jack Smith was unconstitutional and he was appointed by Merrick Garland,

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Speaker 11: but I think he was pushed into it by these women,

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Speaker 11: Benita Gupta and Lisa Monico, who were his deputies of

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Speaker 11: the DOJ. There's no way that this happened without coordination

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Speaker 11: from the White House, and that needs to be investigated

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Speaker 11: as well. Smith is the type of guy who's such

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Speaker 11: a far left wing guy. He left the country when

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Speaker 11: Trump got elected the first time, and they had to

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Speaker 11: bring him back from the Hague where he was working

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Speaker 11: at the International Kangaroo Court that they have over there.

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Speaker 11: They to bring him back to do this prosecution. He's

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Speaker 11: known for being highly aggressive, and he'd previously been embarrassed

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Speaker 11: at the Supreme Court, which basically rebuked him for his aggression.

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Speaker 11: They bring this guy in. His job doesn't exist, it's

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Speaker 11: not a real job. He operates with impunity for eighteen months.

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Speaker 11: Everything he's finding he's leading to the Washington Post to

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Speaker 11: try to gin up negative news cycles for Trump and

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Speaker 11: lo behol. We learned his job is totally bogus. This

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Speaker 11: is a huge travesty of justice.

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Speaker 2: Alex. I want to thank you. I mean, we could

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Speaker 2: spend ten hours on this. I'm going to bring you

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Speaker 2: back soon. Let's discuss more of this. It's so interesting.

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Speaker 2: Thank you Alex for joining us. See you soon, Adam,

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