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Speaker 5: much for tuning in. Together we are charting the course

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Speaker 5: of America's cultural comeback. This is turning point tonight. Now,

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Speaker 5: before we get to that and to enter our panel here,

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Speaker 5: I want to talk about this new app that I

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Speaker 5: just I really hope that conservatives don't ruin this new

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Speaker 5: is is, it's this app where anybody can go on

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Speaker 5: avoid that. You go on the app and you say, hey,

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Speaker 5: free app that's on the app Store called ice Block. Again,

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Speaker 5: then report bogus ICE sidings because that would just render

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Speaker 5: that again, downloading this app, this free app from the

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Speaker 5: what a shame that would be. Please those of you

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Speaker 5: from the app Store it's free, would have terrible consequences

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Speaker 5: Alex Snein, comedian, conservative commentator, among many other things. I

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Speaker 5: sure that he's open with that. Enjoy backliss Crew Blackless Cruise,

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Speaker 5: a conservative political commentator. Guys, thanks so much for joining us.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, Joe, Bob, Alex.

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Speaker 5: You know is first of all, on a serious note,

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Speaker 5: we've seen a bunch of apps get pulled down from

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Speaker 6: I'm one of the initial investors in ice.

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Speaker 7: So you know, this is an app to protect big

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Speaker 7: If I like where this interview is going, I'll allow it.

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Speaker 7: But I'm I thingut you plug the app, please download

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Speaker 5: In all seriousness, Joy, I want you can we watch

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Speaker 10: The Trump administration steps up ice raids and mass deportations.

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Speaker 10: One tech developer is pushing back with an app designed

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Speaker 11: This is a free iPhone app. It is anonymous. Erran

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Speaker 7: You haven't seen our way. You haven't seen our dogs feature.

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Speaker 7: We docks every single ICE agent. We tell you where

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Speaker 5: I hate to throw a wet blanket on what's clearly

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Speaker 5: hilarious satire, but for anybody viewing at home, he's obviously

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Speaker 7: Love that I'm investing in the app. The app let's

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Speaker 7: Sidnon and I'm actually kind of upset that Leah Thomas

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Speaker 6: I turned Draft Kings into Draft queens.

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Speaker 7: I won so much day money, and now I might

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Speaker 7: So you know, I'm really my at next thing, you know,

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Speaker 12: You know, Pride Month ended and Leah Thomas was immediately

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Speaker 13: So congratulations America.

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Speaker 6: Well and Joe Bova, I want to say one serious thing.

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Speaker 5: how are you doing today?

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Speaker 13: And I'm doing a lot better than I was this

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Speaker 5: who doesn't understand that is the car company Jaguar or

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Speaker 5: Jagua or however they pronounce it in their pretentious, high

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Speaker 5: flutin way we all remember. I think it was like

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Speaker 5: a year ago when they released the gayest possible commercial,

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Speaker 5: including all the rebranding. And I say gay not even

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Speaker 5: as a pejorative, but as like literally they were catering

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Speaker 5: to people who participated in a lifestyle like that and

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Speaker 5: it just didn't work. Like they don't they don't understand

444
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Speaker 5: that that's not where the majority of people are. Jaguar

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Speaker 5: and I don't know why I'm saying it like that,

446
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Speaker 5: registered just forty nine vehicles in all of Europe in

447
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Speaker 5: a which is pretty far down, about ninety seven percent

448
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Speaker 5: down from that same month last year. Their sales are

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Speaker 5: slipping across the entire continent of Europe and especially in

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Speaker 5: the United States. Since January alone, their sales have plummeted

451
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Speaker 5: seventy five percent. Now alex who could have seen this coming.

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Speaker 5: Is this is I'm shocked, honestly that this ad campaign

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Speaker 5: didn't work. The rebrand is shocking to me. What about you?

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Speaker 6: Well, I know they saw coming, Subaru, subar Is saw coming.

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Speaker 7: They have the corner on the gay market. So you're

456
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Speaker 7: not gonna be able to get in on the gay market.

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Speaker 17: Now.

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Speaker 7: What Jaguar did is they made a critical mistake instead

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Speaker 7: of going gay. If they would have sold the Maga Jag,

460
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Speaker 7: they would have had a billion units sold in Europe.

461
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Speaker 7: That they went the wrong direction. That's their problem is

462
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Speaker 7: they tried to go gay and they realized that, Hey,

463
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Speaker 7: these gay guys are already buying Superrews.

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Speaker 6: They like the Super Brews. The lesbians like the Super Brews.

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Speaker 13: You know.

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Speaker 7: So it's just gonna be hard to compete with Super

467
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Speaker 7: because they have that market, you know.

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Speaker 6: So downpat So I think that this is just on

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Speaker 6: their part not seeing the market as a whole.

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Speaker 7: But hey, I honestly do think it's not too late

471
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Speaker 7: to go Maga Jag and fix the whole entire company.

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Speaker 6: And I'm not even.

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Speaker 5: Kidding Maga Jag I like that. I feel like, yeah,

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Speaker 5: I would, I might even buy one myself. If they

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Speaker 5: could ditch the current persona that they have joy. One

476
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Speaker 5: of the articles that I was reading said that a

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Speaker 5: lot of this has to do with their flagship car

478
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Speaker 5: not being ready. But even then I thought, okay, well,

479
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Speaker 5: so that still is a testament to the company culture.

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Speaker 5: If the company is putting priorities ahead of actually building

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Speaker 5: this stupid car, being like we need to support the

482
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Speaker 5: alphabet mafia. Uh, even then that's still a testament to

483
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Speaker 5: where the company is. Is that I don't know what

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Speaker 5: are your thoughts on this, Well.

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Speaker 2: Definitely is.

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Speaker 12: And I feel like it's safe to say that the

487
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Speaker 12: majority of people who buy sports cars are probably gonna

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Speaker 12: be men, and they're kind of expensive, so they're probably

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Speaker 12: going to be menu've lived a little, they're a little

490
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Speaker 12: bit older, and that commercial wasn't exactly appealing to that audience.

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Speaker 12: If you're gonna have, you know, a gag commercial, you're

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Speaker 12: either telling the older men that hey, you buy this

493
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Speaker 12: and you're automatically more feminine than you originally were. That's

494
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Speaker 12: maybe not the message that they want to hear, or

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Speaker 12: you're marketing it towards young people who don't have the

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Speaker 12: money to buy it. So you know, it's kind of

497
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Speaker 12: a lose lose situation. I don't really know what the

498
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Speaker 12: thought process there was, but light already saw what happened.

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Speaker 12: So why we're doing this again and making the same mistake,

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Speaker 12: you know, a Darwinism. Darwinism up for that company.

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Speaker 5: So your contention is the androgynist, biracial, possibly trans people

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Speaker 5: did not appeal to the wealthy white men. That's fascinating.

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Speaker 5: I'm not en sure, entirely sure that holds up, but

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Speaker 5: I guess you know, this is a testament to the

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Speaker 5: fact that you're probably right there. Primetime Alex Stein Joy Backlist,

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Speaker 5: Cruise guys, thank you so much for joining us. Really

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Speaker 5: appreciate you taking the time.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, Thank you. Joe, Bob come down next.

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Speaker 18: Do you think in America we focus too much on

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Speaker 18: as opposed to championing play and what that does for

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Speaker 18: brain development.

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Speaker 14: Probably, you know, I worry that people go.

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Speaker 9: I have to get them into the best preschool because

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Speaker 9: if they don't, then they won't get into the right college.

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Speaker 9: And prestige is a French word that means deceit. I'm

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Speaker 9: a huge fan of community colleges because I don't think

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Speaker 9: it's a good idea to send an eighteen year old

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Speaker 9: who has an underdeveloped brain. Right the brain isn't finished

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Speaker 9: until you're about twenty five. So take an eighteen year

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Speaker 9: old brain, put it with a bunch of other underdeveloped

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Speaker 9: brains and fraternities or sororities where alcohol and free sex

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Speaker 9: are rampant, and I just think that's a dumb idea.

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Speaker 9: So I'm a huge fan, especially with vulnerable kids, keeping

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Speaker 9: them close to home. And I think community colleges are

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Speaker 9: completely underrated.

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Speaker 14: They often have.

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Speaker 9: Better teachers, smaller class size, give people a foundation at

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Speaker 9: a fifth of the cost, and parents can supervise them.

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Speaker 18: Just going through a traumatic breakup damage the brain, well.

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Speaker 9: You know, I think it depends on what you do

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Speaker 9: with the breakup.

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Speaker 14: Breakups are hard. They're hard on the brain.

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Speaker 9: Humans are meant to attach, and so when you fall

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Speaker 9: in love with somebody they live in every sort of

560
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Speaker 9: fun place in your brain, and then, for whatever reason,

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Speaker 9: often it's a brain health reason, you break up. And

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Speaker 9: then that is one of the most vulnerable mental health

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Speaker 9: times ever because the amount of depression and suicide go

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Speaker 9: way up if it was a breakup that.

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Speaker 14: You didn't want.

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Speaker 9: And you know that's why in the news it's not

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Speaker 9: unusual to see murder suicides around breakups. What happens is

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Speaker 9: your emotional brain flares because it can't find the person

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Speaker 9: you're attached to, and that makes you more vulnerable to depression.

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Speaker 14: So be very careful with who you sleep with.

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Speaker 18: How does pornography rewire the male brain and what sorts

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Speaker 18: of negative behavior patterns can it create later in life

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Speaker 18: if you see it too soon, Well.

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Speaker 9: There are a lot of eight nine year olds that

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Speaker 9: are having access to pornography and that will decrease the

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Speaker 9: development of their frontal lobes. It's almost like they're using

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Speaker 9: drugs early. It's going to dump dopamine. When you dump dopamine,

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Speaker 9: you wear out the pleasure centers in the brain, which

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Speaker 9: means it's going to take more and more for you

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Speaker 9: to feel anything at all, and then you're going to

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Speaker 9: have these very unrealistic expectations. When you know, you get

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Speaker 9: into your own relationships, early pornography is going to go

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Speaker 9: to early sex. Early sex put you at risk for

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Speaker 9: all sorts of bad things, from teenage pregnancy to sexually

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Speaker 9: transmitted diseases to anxious attachments, and then you're not going

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Speaker 9: to know what's normal, what's right. And there's very little

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Speaker 9: good sex education in the world.

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Speaker 18: Why is it that one person in the relationship might

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Speaker 18: be more prone to conflict than the other.

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Speaker 9: I wrote a book called Healing add and there's a

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Speaker 9: chapter in it called the games add people play. And

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Speaker 9: the first game they play is let's have a problem

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Speaker 9: because they have lower frontal lobe function and it's completely unconscious.

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Speaker 9: They don't choose it at all, but they pick on

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Speaker 9: other people. They just like poke at them just to

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Speaker 9: get them mad. And you see it with little add kids.

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Speaker 9: If he has a bad morning at home, like mommy

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Speaker 9: yells a lot, he has a good day at school

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Speaker 9: because she was worth ten milligrams of riddlin. They have

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Speaker 9: a good morning at home. He has a bad day

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Speaker 9: at school because he didn't sort of get his conflict fix.

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Speaker 9: I've seen it a lot in relationships where they play

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Speaker 9: this game of let's have a problem, because that is

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Speaker 9: stimulating to them and in a way, it's sort of

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Speaker 9: medication for them. And I always tell the people who

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Speaker 9: are married to people have add if they hand you the.

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Speaker 14: Rope, just don't pick it up, be really thoughtful in.

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Speaker 9: How you respond, and then encourage them to get evaluated

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Speaker 9: and treated.

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Speaker 18: What does that mean? Get evaluated and treated.

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Speaker 14: Like, go see a doctor to see do you really

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Speaker 14: have this? And if you do, get help for it.

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Speaker 9: But you can have conflict from low activity in your

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Speaker 9: frontal lobes, so let's have a problem. Or if you

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Speaker 9: have high activity and a part of the frontal lobes

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Speaker 9: called the anterior singular gyrus, that's the brain's gear shifter.

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Speaker 9: It allows you to go from thought to thought, move

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Speaker 9: from idea to idea, be flexible, go with the flow.

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Speaker 9: And when that part of your brain works too hard,

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Speaker 9: if things don't go your way, you get upset. You

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Speaker 9: tend to be argumentative, oppositional, and you hate surprises, and

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Speaker 9: so you find yourself often in a fight with them

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Speaker 9: because you didn't know what was in their head.

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Speaker 14: You didn't act the way they wanted you to act,

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Speaker 14: and all of a sudden they're mad at you.

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Speaker 9: And so it can happen from too low activity impulsivity,

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Speaker 9: conflict driven behavior, or too high activity rigid thinking.

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Speaker 14: Things don't go the way they expect, they get upset.

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Speaker 9: And on the surface it appears selfish, but it's not selfish.

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Speaker 14: It's rigid.

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Speaker 7: And so.

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Speaker 14: In my house, if you date one of.

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Speaker 9: My children for more than four months, I scan you

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Speaker 9: because I want to know what kind of partner you're

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Speaker 9: going to be, and if your brain could use help,

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Speaker 9: I'm like, okay, let's help your brain work better.

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Speaker 18: What can you tell on somebody's brain scan about the

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Speaker 18: type of partner they'll be?

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Speaker 9: Well, So, if you came and I scanned you and

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Speaker 9: you had really low frontal lobes, then your impulse control

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Speaker 9: is not going to be great, so decision making won't

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Speaker 9: be what you hope it will be. If your frontal

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Speaker 9: lobes work too hard, then it's like you're going to

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Speaker 9: want things your way, And just knowing that is so helpful.

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Speaker 9: We never look at the organ that makes us happy

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Speaker 9: in ourselves or other people. I mean, wouldn't you want

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Speaker 9: to know? And then wouldn't you want it to be

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Speaker 9: as good? As it could be. See, everybody hates the

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Speaker 9: term mental illness. Nobody wants one. You call somebody mental,

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Speaker 9: it shames you. But everybody wants a better brain.

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Speaker 14: Call the brain.

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Speaker 9: It elevates you. And I'm working to create a national

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Speaker 9: Brain Health Initiative to get rid of the term mental illness.

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Speaker 9: Call these things what they really are, brain health issues,

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Speaker 9: and then work to have a brain healthy society. Because

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Speaker 9: with a brain healthy society, that's how we tackle this mental.

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Speaker 17: The Student Action Summer twenty twenty five, featuring the boldest

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Speaker 17: voices in the fight and Secretary Pete Heggs, Charlie Kirk,

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Speaker 17: Tucker Carlson, Steve Benn, Brett Cooper, Secretary Christine Milmer, Riley Games,

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Speaker 17: Brendon Tatum, Jackson, about ten more joined thousands of students,

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Speaker 17: future leaders and freedom fighters. This is the battleground of ideas.

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Speaker 17: This is the Student Action Summer. The Future his hours

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Speaker 17: to build register now at SAS twenty twenty five dot com.

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Speaker 5: Still a little bit irritated that I don't think they

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Speaker 5: fixed that. It's they pronounce my name and more it's

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Speaker 5: Joe Bob. I know it's a weird name. Admittedly, when

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Speaker 5: Grandpa was Joe. The other one was Bob. In case

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Speaker 5: you're brand new to the show, that's how you get

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Speaker 5: the He'llbilly name on the Brown Guy, but they keep

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Speaker 5: pronouncing it and more when it's Joe Bob. But maybe

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Speaker 5: we'll get that fixed before the event next week. By

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Speaker 5: the way, you should get your tickets at SAS twenty

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Speaker 5: twenty five dot com, SaaS and Tampa. It's gonna be

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Speaker 5: too much fun. It might you might get tired of

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Speaker 5: all the fun that you're having, as our president effectually

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Speaker 5: said about all the winning that we're doing. And you know,

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Speaker 5: I'm not quite tired of winning, but I am tired

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Speaker 5: from winning. There's a lot of winning, and a lot

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Speaker 5: of winning will be done. It's SAS twenty twenty five,

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Speaker 5: SAS twenty twenty five for tickets dot com, SAS twenty

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Speaker 5: five dot com or tickets. You can also email the

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Speaker 5: show anytime you want at TPUSA dot com. You can

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Speaker 5: email whether you agree or whether you're wrong, or whether

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Speaker 5: you want to find anything going on at Turning Points.

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Speaker 5: There's a good chance that we'll get back to you

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Speaker 5: on that, So tpt at TPUSA dot com. So you

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Speaker 5: guys send hilarious memes one of you sent a very

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Speaker 5: funny video that we're gonna play here in the favorite

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Speaker 5: segment of the week, So feel free to gloat in

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Speaker 5: the fact that your email got through and got onto

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Speaker 5: the show. So yeah, I guess, without further ado, it's Wednesday,

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Speaker 5: so that means it's time for woke Wednesday. This I

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Speaker 5: thought was very, very funny, and Glenn, I know I

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Speaker 5: told you clip two then clip one, but we're gonna

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Speaker 5: go with clip one first because this is just too

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Speaker 5: funny and there's too many things to point out here

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Speaker 5: and this is just this epitomizes woke Wednesday. The second

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Speaker 5: video has some nuance and night I'll stop talk walking.

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Speaker 5: Watch this clip of an extreme woke in the wild

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Speaker 5: trying to impose woke on the wild. Watch this.

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Speaker 8: Gay apart gay an a heart get up of her?

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Speaker 19: Kay up, stop it, damn it, guess at it. Some

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Speaker 19: of its just staying around me.

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Speaker 6: I know she thinks it's kipping ducks star the other ducks.

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Speaker 1: Thinking of more care.

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Speaker 14: Don't worry.

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Speaker 5: Continuous snow hit the water.

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Speaker 2: That's worry.

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Speaker 17: She's interfering with life.

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Speaker 6: That's how it.

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Speaker 8: Oh my gosh.

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Speaker 5: You know, us conservatives in a lot of cases, given

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Speaker 5: the fact of how unfortunately the culture in many ways

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Speaker 5: has been captured by the left and we're trying to

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Speaker 5: grab it back. I am optimistic and I am thinking

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Speaker 5: I do think we will ultimately be successful. But sometimes

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Speaker 5: you you can get accused of angry conservative yelling at clouds,

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Speaker 5: which I get it. I I've felt that before, and

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Speaker 5: I'm sure many of you have felt that that that

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Speaker 5: that kind of like, well, what are you actually gonna

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Speaker 5: do about it? Fortunately, though, I think we're fighting for

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Speaker 5: truth and reason and logic in our society and trying

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Speaker 5: to uh further that into the culture and fight against

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Speaker 5: progressivism is worthwhile doing, whether or not it makes a difference,

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Speaker 5: and I do actually think it will ultimately make a difference.

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Speaker 5: Having said that, what you don't ever want to be

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Speaker 5: is old woman yelling at ducks. Right, you can be,

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Speaker 5: you know, conservative man yelling at clouds. Yelling at ducks

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Speaker 5: is where I think there is a very very broad

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Speaker 5: delineation of this is crazy. In case you missed what

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Speaker 5: was going on there, and I can't imagine that many

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Speaker 5: of you did. This Lady saw a male duck trying

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Speaker 5: to do what ducks have to do in order to

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Speaker 5: procreate and therefore survive as a species, and said, hey,

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Speaker 5: get away from her, Get away from her, you duck.

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Speaker 5: There's so many things there. First of all, that's what

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Speaker 5: nature is. That if this is your first time viewing

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Speaker 5: nature in real life, I guess congratulations. We do this often.

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Speaker 5: It's been going on for thousands of years. Second, to

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Speaker 5: imagine that the duck would listen, to imagine that the

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Speaker 5: male duck there would go, oh, sorry, what was that?

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Speaker 16: Oh?

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Speaker 5: Shoot, shouldn't we do? Okay, fine, Yeah, I'm good. We're good,

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Speaker 5: We're good, We're everybody. We're good. Here, we're good. Here,

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Speaker 5: it's a duck. The duck doesn't know what you're saying, lady.

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Speaker 5: Then somehow she gets in the water and then magically

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Speaker 5: gets a net. Oh my goodness, I'm gonna I'm at

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Speaker 5: the risk of yabbering on too long here, because I

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Speaker 5: do think this next one is very very funny also

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Speaker 5: and interesting when you put it in the context and

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Speaker 5: the perspective here. So again, don't be crazy lib lady

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Speaker 5: yelling at ducks. And also don't be this this group

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Speaker 5: of girls trying to obvious skate the meaning of certain

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Speaker 5: time signatures in running a marathon. That'll make sense in

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Speaker 5: a second. Watch this.

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Speaker 20: Women were allowed to run marathons in nineteen seventy two.

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Speaker 20: Right now, in twenty twenty five, the world record for

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Speaker 20: a man is nine minutes faster than the world record

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Speaker 20: for a woman. You're telling me that, in fifty five

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Speaker 20: years of women running a marathon, we've caught up within

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Speaker 20: nine minutes of a man.

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Speaker 5: Now, if you're dumb, that might sound impressive. Holy cow,

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Speaker 5: nine minutes. That's actually really impressive. And the obviously argument

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Speaker 5: that you're eventually trying to get to is, yeah, women

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Speaker 5: are the same as men in terms of athletic ability.

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Speaker 5: And if you look at just the time signature's nine minutes.

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Speaker 5: That's how close it was. Okay, well, remember marathons are

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Speaker 5: twenty six point two miles, and if you're looking at

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Speaker 5: it as nine minutes, which that is correct, the world

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Speaker 5: record for men is two hours thirty five seconds in

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Speaker 5: an official marathon. There have been faster, but they're not

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Speaker 5: qualified as the same. It's a whole thing. The women's

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Speaker 5: was two minutes, two hours, nine minutes and fifty six seconds.

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Speaker 5: What you're missing there is that's two miles. The man

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Speaker 5: beat the woman by two miles. Yeah, I guess if

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Speaker 5: you look at it through nine minutes. Okay, nine minutes

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Speaker 5: isn't that long. The dude ran two miles faster. In

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Speaker 5: other words, when he finished the world record, the closest

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Speaker 5: woman was two miles back. Is a very long way

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Speaker 5: to run. I'm not saying it's not impressive. I'm not

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Speaker 5: saying it's not fast. But let's not pretend to here

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Speaker 5: that it's neck and neck. We were right on in there.

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Speaker 5: You're lost by two miles. And this is not us

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Speaker 5: versus that thing. It's just trying to explain the fact that, yeah,

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Speaker 5: you can make numbers look like it's a lot closer

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Speaker 5: than it actually is, but in reality, yeah, two miles

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Speaker 5: is not that not that tight of a race there,

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Speaker 5: not that anyone is racing. We all know that men

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Speaker 5: are faster than women, and that's just the way the

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Speaker 5: world works. Good luck with your delusion if you believe otherwise. Anyways, Wow,

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Speaker 5: out of time, that's gonna do it for us here

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Speaker 5: at turning point tonight, Charlie kirkshow best or Charlie kirkshow

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Speaker 5: is gonna take us out. We will see it tomorrow,

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Speaker 5: same time, same place.

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Speaker 21: God bless America.

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Speaker 2: I think it's important that we remind you how good

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Speaker 2: things are going. I know people are so negative lately.

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Speaker 2: You know, it's just not what what are you talking about.

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Speaker 2: Inflation is cooling, the border is completely secure. The economy

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Speaker 2: is much better than people would imagine. The market is up.

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Speaker 2: We are in a historic hot streak. President Donald Trump

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Speaker 2: has ended three wars and hopefully a fourth. I understand

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Speaker 2: that when you're dealing with Hamas, it's not exactly easy

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Speaker 2: to get them to agree to a cease fire. But

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Speaker 2: yesterday President Donald Trump got Israel.

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Speaker 16: To agree to a ceasefire. That's a big deal.

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Speaker 2: Yesterday, President Donald Trump quoted, my representatives had a long

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Speaker 2: and productive meeting with the Israelis today on Gaza. Israel

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Speaker 2: has agreed to the necessary conditions to finalize the sixth

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Speaker 2: the Day ceasefire, during which time we'll work with all

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Speaker 2: parties and the wars. The Kataris and Egyptians, good sign

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Speaker 2: who worked very hard to help bring peace, will.

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Speaker 16: Help deliver the final proposal.

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Speaker 2: I hope for the good of the Middle East that

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Speaker 2: Hamas takes this deal, because if not will it will

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Speaker 2: not get better, It will only get worse. He says

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Speaker 2: in oh caps and one of my favorite sentences, thank

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Speaker 2: you for the attention to this matter. We need to

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Speaker 2: take a step back, everybody. If you watch most of

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Speaker 2: the media, they make it seem as if the Trump

821
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Speaker 2: administration is in free fall. He has win after win

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Speaker 2: and victory after victory right now. And this is not

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Speaker 2: just spin, This is not just hopium. It's real stuff.

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Speaker 2: Supreme Court injunctions. Yesterday, by the way, President Donald Trump

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Speaker 2: was able to broker a deal with the University of

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Speaker 2: Pennsylvania revoking all of the national championships that the male

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Speaker 2: William Thomas won when he was a swimmer at the

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Speaker 2: University of Pennsylvania. Supreme Court comes in and clarifies the

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Speaker 2: nationwide injunctions. We have a mass deportation agenda well underway,

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Speaker 2: where yesterday Tom Hooman told us that we're deporting two

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Speaker 2: thousand people a day and it's only going to go

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Speaker 2: up from here as of this morning. We also have

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Speaker 2: a massive trade deal with Vietnam, a huge trade partner

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Speaker 2: for clothing and textiles. And I know a lot of friends,

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Speaker 2: very close friends that we're watching this one closely, and

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Speaker 2: this one is a major victory for the country.

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Speaker 16: Phenomeno.

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Speaker 2: Understand that this is just the beginning. We have military

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Speaker 2: recruitment going up, we have finally national morale trending in

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Speaker 2: the correct direction. He goes to NATO and NATO calls

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Speaker 2: President Trump, NATO calls him daddy, and not to mention,

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Speaker 2: there were so many people in the midst of the

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Speaker 2: Iranian thing that did not trust President Trump. Now, we

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Speaker 2: had concerns on this program about how engaging in Iran

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Speaker 2: could enter into a potential Middle East quagmire. But we

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Speaker 2: always ended almost every single X post and every single program,

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Speaker 2: but we trust President Trump. We were very clear, repeated.

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Speaker 2: In fact, people were making fun of us. They said, Charlie,

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Speaker 2: why is that like your salutation? I said, well, we

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Speaker 2: trust President Trump because he has earned our trust. We

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Speaker 2: denied and rejected the binary, and we found a third

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Speaker 2: way of how to explain it. And President Trump pioneered

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Speaker 2: the Maga doctrine, the Trump doctrine. And if you spend

854
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Speaker 2: it's too much time chronically online, you'd think that things

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Speaker 2: are just overly negative. If it seems as if the

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Speaker 2: one who complains the most, the one who is the

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Speaker 2: most negative, and the one is the most cynical, seems

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Speaker 2: to just spend all their time staring at a laptop screen.

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Speaker 2: But in fact, the regular everyday Americans, the rank and file,

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Speaker 2: the people that are the base of MAGA, the everyday patriots,

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Speaker 2: they're realizing what President Trump is doing. And yes, he

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Speaker 2: does deserve the No Mal Peace Prize. By the way,

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Speaker 2: we didn't even talk about this one last Friday in

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Speaker 2: a buried news item over the weekend. That's right in

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Speaker 2: his spare time. President Donald Trump ended another war, the

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Speaker 2: Congo Rwanda War. Over seven thousand people killed. They were

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Speaker 2: using machetes, cutting people's heads off, and he used it

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Speaker 2: by he ended it by using American diplomatic power, the

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Speaker 2: US dollar coming in and ending the Congo Rwandan war.

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Speaker 2: President Trump is more popular than ever. Gas is at

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Speaker 2: a four year low. The stock is that record high. Everybody,

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Speaker 2: whether you realize it or not, you're starting to live

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Speaker 2: through the Golden Age. And of course there's a lot

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Speaker 2: of stuff that we need to improve. We need to

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Speaker 2: balance our budget, we need to cut our deficit, we

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Speaker 2: need to take back control of our cities. But I

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Speaker 2: want you to understand that if you are in a

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Speaker 2: negative state, then that is because you are choosing to

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Speaker 2: be in that negative cycle. You are making a conscious

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Speaker 2: decision to find the errors and not the positives. Putin

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Speaker 2: is even saying relations of the America are improving, which

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Speaker 2: may be the key to ending the Russian Ukrainian War.

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Speaker 2: We'll see right now, it's a summer of killing, the

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Speaker 2: likes of which that is very hard to witness. Don't

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Speaker 2: be allergic to winning. Don't have a reluctance or recalcitrance

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Speaker 2: to embracing that we have actual, verified victories and a

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Speaker 2: series of wins in front of us. We lived in

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Speaker 2: the wilderness for so long it's almost hard to even

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Speaker 2: say that thing are getting better. But a lot of

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Speaker 2: this is what we voted for, and it's just the beginning. Everybody,

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Speaker 2: Embrace the fact that President Trump is ending wars, that

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Speaker 2: the economy is materially improving. Embrace the fact that the

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Speaker 2: border is totally incompletely secure. And for those that don't

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Speaker 2: just stare at their screens all day.

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Speaker 16: Long about what is negative, Oh my goodness.

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Speaker 2: It turns out the American people are more behind President

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Speaker 2: Trump than ever before.

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Speaker 16: Play cut three twenty nine.

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Speaker 22: Since Trump endorses won the GOP primary for governor and

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Speaker 22: congressional races. Look at this twenty twenty four ninety six percent,

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Speaker 22: twenty twenty two ninety five percent, twenty twenty ninety eight percent.

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Speaker 22: The bottom line is this, ninety five percent plus of

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Speaker 22: the time that Trump endorsed candidate wins in GOP primaries,

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Speaker 22: and even in the cases where Donald Trump endorses a

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Speaker 22: challenger to an incumbent, the majority of time that challenger wins.

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Speaker 22: So Donald Trump is a winner in Republican primaries. You

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Speaker 22: go against Donald Trump, to quote the movie Good Burger,

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Speaker 22: you go in the Johnald Trump is the key nugget.

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Speaker 22: His endorsement is the key nugget, and a GOP primary

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Speaker 22: because he's historically strongly popular with the GOP.

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Speaker 3: Now there's going to be a surprise primary in North Carolina,

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Speaker 3: so we will be watching that.

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Speaker 16: Of course, that is Harry Enton from CNN.

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Speaker 2: There's another clip that I'll play in a second here,

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Speaker 2: and then it all transitions to the.

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Speaker 16: Big Beautiful Bill. The Big Beautiful Bill.

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Speaker 2: Is now in front of the US House of Representatives,

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Speaker 2: and we have Chip Roy coming on later in the program,

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Speaker 2: and we're going to discuss this with him because he

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Speaker 2: has some good faith objections to the bill and he

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Speaker 2: wants more changes. But at this point, I don't know

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Speaker 2: if that's even realistic. At some point you're not going

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Speaker 2: to be able to get something done because.

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Speaker 16: You have the moderates. Just getting it through the Senate.

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Speaker 2: I hope everyone understands the accomplishment of how difficult that was.

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Speaker 16: In the Senate.

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Speaker 2: We had three people vote against us, but not the

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Speaker 2: three that you would have imagined. Susan Collins. Okay, fine,

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Speaker 2: Remember Susan is always there. Senator Collins is there when

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Speaker 2: we need her. Turns out we didn't need her.

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Speaker 18: It