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Speaker 2: And around are you using any.

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Speaker 4: I guess it already is today.

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Speaker 1: No, we have a very serious chance of making a

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Speaker 1: A week or two weeks that you will say, oh

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Speaker 6: Thank you.

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Speaker 7: What changes would you like to see in DHS under

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Speaker 7: markway Mullen.

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Speaker 4: Well, he's going to be fantastic.

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Speaker 1: He'll make his own chase. He's already given me a

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Speaker 1: I think he's just the right guy.

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Speaker 2: You all know.

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Speaker 1: He's a very open, smart guy, very successful actually in

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Speaker 1: I think Mark Waite is going to be fantastic.

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Speaker 8: Thank you.

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Speaker 9: Can have a terrible They made a mistake.

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Speaker 2: It's a dangerous business. That's terrible.

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Speaker 10: Thank you, President of the United States. Boarding Air Force

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Speaker 4: We've restructured the entire show because of breaking.

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Speaker 10: Now there's a lot of confusion of exactly what's going

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Speaker 3: Conflicting accounts between President Trump and Iran.

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Speaker 14: You know, the Tehran had warned that it would strike.

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Speaker 14: But at this point it is still entirely unclear.

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Speaker 13: A lot of unanswered questions about what exactly these conversations

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Speaker 15: As we now enter week four, sort of reliterated and

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Speaker 15: running out of money. So here's what I tell President Trump.

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Speaker 6: Let this regime down, avine. Is this going to though,

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Speaker 16: But only to endurabalistic missile strikes, drone attacks, petrochemical smoke,

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Speaker 2: War is being utterly transformed.

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Speaker 17: In the first week of Tehran's retaliation campaign, drones accounted

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Speaker 2: In just eight days.

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Speaker 17: We could already glimpse many of these trends in Ukraine,

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Speaker 2: Michael Horowitz of.

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Speaker 17: The Council on Foreign Relations says we are now in

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Speaker 2: This is the new arithmetic of conflict.

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Speaker 2: And forth of the war.

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Speaker 15: I think he's in military operation God Burst the Falling, But.

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Speaker 2: It's a difference.

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Speaker 2: Trust the Marines, not that guy.

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Speaker 15: I trust DoD We got two marine expeditionary units selling

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Speaker 14: We did a Yojima.

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Speaker 2: We can do this the Marines. Marmoney is always on

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Speaker 15: It will down event vine. And here's what I want

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Speaker 20: The war's over. Let's say the enemy is defeated, the

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Speaker 4: In the Middle East.

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Speaker 20: Imagine a Middle East where even countries not just that

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Speaker 21: So there's this thing called the Taco Train. There's no

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Speaker 18: I don't believe so. Oil very quickly.

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Speaker 21: Markets are still higher, but everyone's waiting to see holding

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Speaker 10: Remember our great allies in the Gulf, particularly Qatar, UAE

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Speaker 18: You know, we got your back.

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Speaker 21: We support your action against because every one of those

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Speaker 18: Very strange to me.

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Speaker 21: So my point is, I think we've been talking about

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Speaker 18: I will tell you.

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Speaker 21: Lindsey Graham out there saying go hit him, take carg Island.

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Speaker 21: That's one of the most foolish things I've ever heard

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Speaker 21: back and haunt you. Lindsay just never never met a

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Speaker 10: Lindsay's yeah, I do, I do, Yeah, I do think

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Speaker 4: I do think the one thing that became evident, Uh.

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Speaker 10: It was already evident, but I think it's pretty uh

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Speaker 4: Number One, President analysis working this out ahead.

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Speaker 5: Let's go.

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Speaker 18: You're you're a missuer estro geopolitical strategist.

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Speaker 21: Right you're around right now, they're getting they're getting their

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Speaker 18: They have others, but it's the main one.

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Speaker 21: If you're Iran and you hear that someone's coming after car,

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Speaker 18: And let's just say we are as badass.

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Speaker 21: As we are and we get the Millary Marines to

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Speaker 21: for one second, Stephen k Ban and that those that

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Speaker 18: I mean I would, wouldn't you?

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Speaker 4: I would?

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Speaker 10: But I think they would realize that that would be

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Speaker 4: I think actually they would.

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Speaker 10: Uh, they would try to defend it, There's no doubt

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Speaker 4: he's ready to go.

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Speaker 21: He's ready to get killed. The dogs didn't fight his

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Speaker 21: way out. If he doesn't, he's to go down like Yeah,

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Speaker 21: I would, I would think that they're fanatical.

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Speaker 4: Question the question, the question is this, is this a

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Speaker 4: cornered rat?

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Speaker 5: Yeah?

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Speaker 10: Is this a cornered rat, a cornered dog, or a

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Speaker 10: cornered grizzly bear?

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Speaker 4: With what they got left?

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Speaker 10: Talk to me about how are markets viewing this right now?

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Speaker 10: Because obviously President Trump is very attuned to market reaction

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Speaker 10: to his moves right particularly tactically. As you see this

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Speaker 10: developed today, and I think you'll see that the Turks

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Speaker 10: have a role in this as some sort of intermediary

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Speaker 10: or at least helping an assisting President Trump get communication

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Speaker 10: with whoever really can make a deal. How do you

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Speaker 10: think market, what a market's going to look for today,

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Speaker 10: tomorrow and the next day to make sure that this

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Speaker 10: turbulence which President Trump's clearly trying to get other markets

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Speaker 10: that for them to get back to stability in a

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Speaker 10: little more calmness, what are they going to look for?

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Speaker 18: So here's here's the game.

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Speaker 21: And you know, you text me over a couple a

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Speaker 21: few hours ago, about this. The real crisis could be

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Speaker 21: a housing crisis here. And the way that would work

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Speaker 21: as if oil stayed elevated, the FED has to come

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Speaker 21: in raise interest rates to bring down the price of oil.

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Speaker 21: That raise interest rates, that puts a massive pressure on

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Speaker 21: the housing market. Of housing collapses, then the whole economy collapses.

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Speaker 21: But I will tell you there's another one before that happens.

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Speaker 21: Or energy is going to be super high for a

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Speaker 21: long time, that would be the fall at one of

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Speaker 21: the fallouts, but a bigger fallout, we would lose the

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Speaker 21: AI race that we're fighting for.

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Speaker 18: AI is massively dependent on energy.

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Speaker 2: Energy.

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Speaker 21: We don't have yet here to fulfill the full AI

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Speaker 21: capacity that they're looking at five ten years down the road.

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Speaker 21: So if we start playing the game of two hundred

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Speaker 21: dollars barrels of oil and buble jet fuel is already

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Speaker 21: doubled in one month jet field alone diesels up forty

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Speaker 21: five percent in a month. I mean, so if we

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Speaker 21: start playing this game of high energy prices, we're going

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Speaker 21: to get smoked in the in the AI development.

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Speaker 18: Phase as well.

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Speaker 21: So there's a whole lot of things that could happen.

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Speaker 21: The first shoot to drop would be the stock market,

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Speaker 21: then it would be the housing market to follow if

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Speaker 21: we follow that path.

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Speaker 18: Down the road.

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Speaker 21: And again I think that's why Trump won't let that happen,

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Speaker 21: because I think he realize it's the same thing.

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Speaker 10: Well, so we've taught the audience the ten year bond

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Speaker 10: or the bench runs. It got up to four point

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Speaker 10: fourst end of four to three, But it's the bond market.

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Speaker 10: You also should bond market had a lot of turbulence,

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Speaker 10: although still orderly, as you traders call it, Eric, anything

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Speaker 10: else we should be thinking about.

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Speaker 4: Today before you let you go.

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Speaker 10: I really appreciate you coming on over the weekend teeing

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Speaker 10: this up and you kind of a little bit of

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Speaker 10: a calt shot here. You said that this was going

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Speaker 10: to be a forcing function. The markets responded in Asia

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Speaker 10: overnight and turned out to be a forcing function.

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Speaker 4: What thoughts you have for us before you bounce?

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Speaker 21: I think we have the same thing going forward, Steven,

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Speaker 21: It's not remember what I said, even think Declaire all clear?

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Speaker 21: Right now, you're gonna still see a ford all the

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Speaker 21: gallon gas and we're gonna still see at least a

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Speaker 21: four to fifty going forward.

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Speaker 18: And it's not all clear.

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Speaker 21: These Iranians they're fanatics, and I believe they're that cornered

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Speaker 21: dog that will fight to the death if they have to,

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Speaker 21: and that would mean even blowing up some of their

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Speaker 21: own oil infrastructure because they know that would hurt the

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Speaker 21: West the most.

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Speaker 18: So keep your eye.

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Speaker 21: It's going to get Buckle up, Buttercup, as they say,

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Speaker 21: it's going to get wild.

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Speaker 4: What about last thing with diesel? Because the nation runs

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Speaker 4: on diesel.

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Speaker 10: I mean, I think something like ninety percent of all

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Speaker 10: food is transported by diesel.

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Speaker 4: But the truckers in.

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Speaker 10: This country are the backbone of our logistics chain. What's

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Speaker 10: your thoughts on diesel diesels?

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Speaker 21: So all these fuels that aren't gasoline? Guessing is the

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Speaker 21: most produced diesel? Diesels the second most used and produced

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Speaker 21: up five point twenty eighty dollar forty five percent in

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Speaker 21: a month is very, very damaging because Dolly truckers. It's

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Speaker 21: also trains run on diesel as well, so all those

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Speaker 21: transportation east to West, et cetera. That's going to be

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Speaker 21: everything's going to go out. And that turns into again

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Speaker 21: something we've been here. You're doing some breaking breaking news

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Speaker 21: in this show quite a bit.

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Speaker 18: Inflation.

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Speaker 21: Inflation's on its way up because of this, and these

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Speaker 21: inflation numbers that we're seeing today reflect thirty to forty

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Speaker 21: five days ago. So in the last month, the next

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Speaker 21: few inflation numbers are going to be quite elevated because

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Speaker 21: of that. Because of diesel, everything has a diesel or

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Speaker 21: energy input to it. Every single product we have here,

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Speaker 21: for one way, shape or another that you buy on

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Speaker 21: a daily basis has an oil component to it. The

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Speaker 21: prices are head to hire unfortunately.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, in including fertilizer, all of it, plastics.

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Speaker 4: Thank you so much, Eric, Eric. Where do people go

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Speaker 4: for your new show?

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Speaker 10: Your show here at four o'clock on REV, social media,

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Speaker 10: all of it, just at Eric.

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Speaker 21: Bolling and social media, the Edge, Eric Bolling, the Edge,

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Speaker 21: you're looking at it right there. It's only on YouTube.

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Speaker 18: Go there.

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Speaker 21: Subscribe with love because every time we talk you guys

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Speaker 21: come out and force Bandon's warm posse love having you

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Speaker 21: with you and Steve. It's just an honor to lead

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Speaker 21: my show into your and my show leading in the

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Speaker 21: beginning of your show.

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Speaker 18: And let's keep doing that.

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Speaker 4: Brother, Let's keep doing it.

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Speaker 10: And thank you for making so much time in the

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Speaker 10: morning to give us an update on where the center

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Speaker 10: gravity of this battle is as we said, it shifted

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Speaker 10: to the Persian golf Birch Gold end of the dollar

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Speaker 10: empire now more than ever, not simply the price of goal.

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Speaker 4: It's the process that drives value gold.

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Speaker 10: How do I say this been quite turbulent over the

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Speaker 10: last week, now more than ever. Time to talk to

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Speaker 10: Philip Patrick. We're trying to get Philip Patrick up on

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Speaker 10: the show this afternoon. Birch Gold dot Com promo code

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Speaker 10: Bannon get to Phillip Patrick and the team at Birch

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Speaker 4: Really, here's your host, Stephen k.

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Speaker 10: Okay, there's there's so much else going on, and we're

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Speaker 10: gonna we're gonna make it make sense for everybody as

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Speaker 10: we go back. We're gonna go back in a minute.

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Speaker 10: For the President, I say, it's what he just said

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Speaker 10: going off the plane. By the way, Brian Glenn's in Memphis.

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Speaker 10: We're gonna get that President's heading there, I asked Mike Davis.

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Speaker 10: So Mike, first off, save act. We covered it all weekend.

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Speaker 10: Tubberville's thing got shot down. God bless Mike Lee. Mike

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Speaker 10: Lee has just been grinding all week and trying to

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Speaker 10: get a legislation not just a messaging bill. The President

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Speaker 10: understood had a quite hot conversation I think it's been

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Speaker 10: reported with John Thune not exactly happy was with Thune's

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Speaker 10: energy and urgency on the Save America Act. The President's

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Speaker 10: got Ice going to help out at the airports. And

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Speaker 10: you should know some of these airports, like Atlanta, they're

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Speaker 10: three and four hour waits.

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Speaker 4: Ice is going.

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Speaker 10: But he just reiterated, hey, yeah, if you know somebody's there,

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Speaker 10: I guess they can arrest people, right, And I'm saying

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Speaker 10: they got to take their mask off of the rest people.

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Speaker 10: A little confusing, but he's told Thune and guys, no

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Speaker 10: deal on DHS, there's no deal on these radical Democrats

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Speaker 10: until I get the Save Act.

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Speaker 4: Just kind of put it in perspective.

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Speaker 10: Where do you think that what's the President trying to

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Speaker 10: accomplish here with this. I'm not trading off Ice to

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Speaker 10: get the Save Act.

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Speaker 4: You guys are going to hold the line on that.

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Speaker 10: And I'm still going to get the Save Act because Thune,

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Speaker 10: I need you to ramp it up.

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Speaker 5: Brother.

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Speaker 10: And oh, by the way, morning, Joe, in total meltdown,

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Speaker 10: I'm gonna put Ice into the Atlanta airport in the

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Speaker 10: Houston Airport, and they're going to help out. And by

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Speaker 10: the way, if they see a couple of three guys

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Speaker 5: Mike Davis.

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Speaker 7: Senator John Thune, the Senate Majority leader, is a very

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Speaker 7: nice guy.

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Speaker 9: But the Save America Act is a crucial.

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Speaker 7: Test of John Thune's effectiveness of his leadership. We have

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Speaker 7: a bill, the Save America Acts, that has eighty percent

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Speaker 7: support of Americans, including a supermajority of Democrats and even

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Speaker 7: a super majority of minorities.

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Speaker 9: It's because the bill is common sensical.

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Speaker 7: It requires proof of citizenship and voter id to vote

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Speaker 7: in American elections. These Democrats have imported tens of millions

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Speaker 7: of illegal aliens into our country. They are lavishing them

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Speaker 7: with welfare, welfare fraud. They are allowing these illegal aliens

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Speaker 7: to get driver's licenses, and in many of these states,

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Speaker 7: when you get a driver's license, you can easily opt

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Speaker 7: in to register to vote. And then these Democrats are

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Speaker 7: refusing to turn over their voter roles to the Justice

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Speaker 7: Department's Civil Rights Division to make sure that illegal aliens

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Speaker 7: are not voting in American elections, which is hard to find.

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Speaker 7: These Democrats know that they are replacing American workers and

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Speaker 7: replacing American voters, the replacement theory they used to colleagues,

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Speaker 7: but it's actually happening right, And there is no excuse

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Speaker 7: for Senate Majority Leader John Thune and the rest of

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Speaker 7: his Senate Republican colleagues to not get the Save America

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Speaker 7: Act through the Senate and on President Trump's desk for

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Speaker 7: his signature.

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Speaker 9: This is the most crucial piece of legislation.

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Speaker 7: Are we going to have a republic that is run

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Speaker 7: by sovereign citizens or are we going to have a

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Speaker 10: It's that simple, but so and also there's confusing message coming.

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Speaker 10: Mark wayn Mullen, you and I had discussion the other day,

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Speaker 10: said there's got to be what judicial warrants to go

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Speaker 10: in into the offices, into the businesses, et cetera. Very

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Speaker 10: confusing because with President Trump, hey, it's all part of

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Speaker 10: the same thing.

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Speaker 4: There's twenty million here.

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Speaker 10: We got to get him out and just saying they

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Speaker 10: can't vote is not going to that's step one.

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Speaker 4: And of course he jumped Thoon because we cover.

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Speaker 10: This all weekend, and you've got Mike Lee, and you've

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Speaker 10: got Eric Schmidt, and you've got a couple of three

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Speaker 10: there that are actually fighting to get a legislative process.

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Speaker 10: The rest, you could tell are like eleven year old

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Speaker 10: kids when they don't want to do something like stick

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Speaker 10: around for the weekend, are kind of you know, MOPI

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Speaker 10: about doing it.

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Speaker 4: I think Trump put them on notice.

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Speaker 10: Also, the Supreme Court, tell me what's going to happen

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Speaker 10: at the Supreme Court. Another huge element of this of

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Speaker 10: trying to get to the bottom of twenty twenty election

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Speaker 10: theft and make sure it doesn't We don't have the

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Speaker 10: Chinese Communist Party and the Democrats working in conjunction, can't

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Speaker 10: steal future elections. Mike, what's the Supreme Court's going to

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Speaker 10: wan to this starting today?

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Speaker 18: Correct?

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, let's go back to the Senate just

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Speaker 7: really quick. Our most crucial sovereign power, as we the people,

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Speaker 7: is controlling our border and controlling our populous right. And

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Speaker 7: these Democrats are trying to sabotage the will of American voters.

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Speaker 7: When the American voters overwhelmingly elect it President Trump, a

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Speaker 7: Republican House and a Republican Senate. To secure our border

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Speaker 7: and to expel illegal aliens, starting with the worst of

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Speaker 7: the worst, like trend Dea Ragua and MS thirteen. We

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Speaker 7: had another incident where a young woman was allegedly murdered

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Speaker 7: in cold blood by another illegal.

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Speaker 9: Alien in America.

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Speaker 7: This is unacceptable, and the American people overwhelmingly support securing

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Speaker 7: our border. They overwhelmingly support expelling dangerous illegal aliens. They

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Speaker 7: overwhelmingly support proof of citizenship and voter ID in our elections.

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Speaker 7: The problem is is that Senate Republicans are completely out

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Speaker 7: of touch with their constituents. They need to get outside

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Speaker 7: of the Beltway. They need to touch grass. They need

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Speaker 7: to go home and have town hall meetings like my

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Speaker 7: former boss, Chuck Grassley does every year, the full Grassley

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Speaker 7: in ninety nine counties every year. That's what these Senate

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Speaker 7: Republicans need to start doing because they are out of

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Speaker 7: touch with their constituents. Because I can tell you this

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Speaker 7: hearing from the inside, Senate Republicans are overwhelmingly against the

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Speaker 7: Save America Act.

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Speaker 9: They don't want to pass it, and so that's why

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Speaker 9: we need.

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Speaker 7: To turn up the heat with the war room posse

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Speaker 7: and hold them accountable. Turn up the heats as high

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Speaker 7: as it will go and get this thing fast.

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Speaker 5: Hang on, hang on, hang on.

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Speaker 4: This is why Trump put Dune on blast. Just repeat

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Speaker 4: that last.

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Speaker 10: I just want to make sure people understand this, that

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Speaker 10: the people see come to the microphone. Except for a

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Speaker 10: handful of them, the Mike Les, the Eric Schmidz, a

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Speaker 10: couple other of these warriors, the rest of them have

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Speaker 10: literally no interest in this.

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Speaker 4: Correct, Mike, absolutely correct.

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Speaker 7: And the proof is in the facts that this legislation,

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Speaker 7: legislative package has eighty percent support of Americans, including a

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Speaker 7: supermajority of Democrats and a supermajority of minority parties.

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Speaker 9: Even if you can't get legislation through.

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Speaker 7: The Senate when it has that much popular support, you're

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Speaker 7: you should not be in the Senates right that.

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Speaker 9: You need to find a new line of work.

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Speaker 7: Maybe you can, you know, President Trump, warts at McDonald's

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Speaker 7: in the drive through. Maybe these senators can go do

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Speaker 7: I don't know what these senators think they are doing

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Speaker 7: if they cannot get something passed with eighty percent support

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Speaker 7: of their constituents, and frankly, for these Republican senators it's

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Speaker 7: probably much higher back in their home states. The issue

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Speaker 7: is that they need to show the courage and more importantly,

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Speaker 7: the will to do this right. We don't have a

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Speaker 7: house of lords in America where we have these lords

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Speaker 7: who don't listen to their constituents.

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Speaker 9: We don't have that right.

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Speaker 7: So to these Senate Republicans, get moving on this.

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Speaker 9: This is a test, a crucial test for you.

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Speaker 7: And don't fail this test because you're going to see

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Speaker 7: your constituents very angry with you if you fail this test.

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Speaker 9: Let me again.

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Speaker 7: The war room posse superpower is go to article three

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Speaker 7: Projects dot org.

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Speaker 9: Article number three Projects.

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Speaker 22: Dot org take action, And the most crucial action item

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Speaker 22: right now is if every person in the war room

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Speaker 22: Posse can go to take action, and it's to keep

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Speaker 22: illegal aliens from stealing our elections.

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Speaker 9: Right.

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Speaker 7: If you light up both of your home state senators

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Speaker 7: right now, send them emails, light them up on social media,

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Speaker 7: do the patch through phone calls. Article three Projects Action

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Speaker 7: Center makes this very easy. You can do it at

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Speaker 7: about five minutes. If the war Room Posse does this

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Speaker 7: and just lights up the Senate switchboard, you can help

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Speaker 7: them find and keep their courage among Senate Republicans.

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Speaker 10: Look, the President right now is trying to make some

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Speaker 10: sort of overall deal or at least the beginning of

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Speaker 10: a process, and the deal in the Persian golf eraan

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Speaker 10: area of area of combat.

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Speaker 4: There, he's searching for a deal.

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Speaker 10: Here, he told Thune the exact opposite, says, I'm not

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Speaker 10: trading off ICE and DHS and what we need their

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Speaker 10: minimum funded to get a deal. You've got to pass

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Speaker 10: the saveak you, Thune. And if not, I think, he implied,

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Speaker 10: I'm going to be looking for a new leader. Leaders

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Speaker 10: supposed to go find votes. Either find me the votes

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Speaker 10: or we'll have a further discussion. So that's how high

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Speaker 10: this Also, let's play this clip. A lot of action

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Speaker 10: at the Supreme Court day. Let's play the clip. Mike,

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Speaker 10: I want you to appine on what's happening today about

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Speaker 10: how we stop elections from being stolen in the future.

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Speaker 23: Tomorrow, the Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments

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Speaker 23: in a voting rights case that is pitting Republican against

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Speaker 23: Republican in an unusual case of.

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Speaker 4: Enter party warfare.

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Speaker 23: The case, Watson versus Republican National Committee, challenges a Mississippi

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Speaker 23: law that allows for a grace period for election officials

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Speaker 23: to count ballots postmarked by election day but arriving up

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Speaker 23: to five business days later. Mississippi Republican Secretary of Saint

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Speaker 23: Michael Watson and Attorney General Lynn Fitch, whose case pushed

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Speaker 23: the Dobs case that overturned Row, are defending Mississippi's law,

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Speaker 23: which passed Mississippi's Republican supermajority legislature by a vote of

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Speaker 23: one hundred and eighteen yas to one loan descent.

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Speaker 2: But will the people be damned at least when.

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Speaker 23: It comes to this RNC backed by the White House

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Speaker 23: and Justice Department, who argue that ballots must be received

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Speaker 23: before the end of election.

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Speaker 2: Day to be counted.

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Speaker 4: Mike Davis, your thoughts on this.

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Speaker 10: I'm a big hey, it's got to be boom in

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Speaker 10: or a doesn't count.

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Speaker 4: But your thoughts on this?

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Speaker 7: So, under the Elections Clause of the US Constitution, these

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Speaker 7: federal elections are decided by state legislatures and less Congress

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Speaker 7: comes in and overrides them with time, place, and manner

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Speaker 7: rules of the road. Congress has done that. Congress has

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Speaker 7: set election day right. An election day means election day.

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Speaker 7: You need to vote and have your ballots cass and

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Speaker 7: received by election date. Because we're tired of these games

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Speaker 7: that Democrats play with all male ballot elections or absentee ballots,

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Speaker 7: where they figure out how many votes they need in

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Speaker 7: Fulton County, Georgia on election day and then voila, four

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Speaker 7: days later, they have enough votes to win the state

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Speaker 7: in Georgia. It's unacceptable. Election day means election day. This

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Speaker 7: is how they do it. And just about every other

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Speaker 7: country around the world except for America, they want to

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Speaker 7: play games with our election rules and make it easier

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Speaker 7: for Democrats to rig and steal elections.

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Speaker 4: And so I hope this is as you know.

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Speaker 10: This, this is how the culinary Union steals the elections

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Speaker 10: in Vegas. They see how many votes that are there

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Speaker 10: short on election day and magically these things things appear

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Speaker 10: as these mail in ballots.

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Speaker 4: We got to bounce, Mike. One question.

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Speaker 10: I want the mainstream media's head to blow up today.

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Speaker 10: We can use what's happening with these ICE helping out

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Speaker 10: helping out at the airports. We can use this as

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Speaker 10: a test as a test case to get it really perfect.

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Speaker 10: ICE's involvement in the twenty twenty six midterm elections, sir.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I think we should have ICE agents at the

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Speaker 7: polling places because if you're an illegal alien, you can't vote, right,

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Speaker 7: it's against the laws of federal crime for you to

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Speaker 7: vote in federal elections. And so if you're an American citizen,

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Speaker 7: you should be happy that ICE is there because you're

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Speaker 7: not going to have illegal aliens canceling that vote.

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Speaker 4: Pick them out of line.

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Speaker 10: Pick them out of line starting today and maybe the

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Speaker 10: lines get shorter. Mike Davis, where do people go to

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Speaker 10: get you, sir? Particularly your social media account?

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Speaker 7: Article three Project dot org Article number three Project dot org.

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Speaker 9: Follow us on social mr d DMIA. Take action.

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Speaker 7: Save act is the most important action item, and donate,

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Speaker 7: but only what you can afford.

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Speaker 9: And thank you Steve and the warm m posse.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, brother, appreciate you.

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Speaker 10: We're going to come back with the Commander in chief

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Speaker 10: what he had to say at the sticks before getting.

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Speaker 4: On the plane of months.

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Speaker 9: Use your host Stephen kat.

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Speaker 10: Okay for Morning Joe, specifically for Mika and for the

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Speaker 10: crowd or MSNBC.

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Speaker 4: The ICE agents at the airports to help out.

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Speaker 10: And remember they said they're not going to work the

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Speaker 10: X rays is too complicated and they're not trained for it,

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Speaker 10: but they're trained to wait for it.

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Speaker 4: Check IDs.

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Speaker 5: That's why it's.

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Speaker 10: Perfect training for the fall of twenty twenty six. This

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Speaker 10: is why it's such a brilliant This is another five

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Speaker 10: D chess move for President Trump. Let's get Ice into

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Speaker 10: the airports to help out to the lines.

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Speaker 4: And they can't work the machines. You know what to

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Speaker 4: do is walking down. Hey, we're gonna speak things soon.

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Speaker 4: Can we check your IDs?

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Speaker 10: That's what's going to happen in the follow twenty six

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Speaker 10: because folks, we're tired of having an election stolen. So

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Speaker 10: Ice is going to be there in the in the

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Speaker 10: follow twenty six, just like they're in the airports today.

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Speaker 4: So from the war room, suck on that.

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Speaker 10: Let's go to Memphis. Brian, Glenn, Brian, And by the way, Brian,

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Speaker 10: Glenn has shanghaied one of our great producers who will

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Speaker 10: go unnamed as all the producers for the Warm is

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Speaker 10: is out there is your cameraman, low value added making

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Speaker 10: you look great when he should be in the warm

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Speaker 10: doing the production with Brian. I digress Glenn, Brian, you're

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Speaker 10: there in Memphis. Why is the President of the United

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Speaker 10: States going to Memphis today? The crime rates already dropped?

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Speaker 10: Is this because he's going to use this as an

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Speaker 10: example of what he's going to do in the future.

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Speaker 5: Sir, Yes, sir, good morning. By the way, the waight

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Speaker 5: at Atlanta TSA wait.

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Speaker 24: It was about four to five hours after blowing about

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Speaker 24: two hours in line going nowhere. Steve Are rented a

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Speaker 24: car and I drove from Atlanta to Memphis late last night.

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Speaker 5: Got in here, and of course my great cameraman Jarvis.

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Speaker 4: Halt it, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on,

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Speaker 4: hang hang on, hang on, hang on. Stop.

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Speaker 10: You went to Atlanta to try to fly out. Waited

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Speaker 10: a couple hours, said heck with this, give me a

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Speaker 10: car and I'm going to drive to the Mississippi. I'm

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Speaker 10: gonna drive from Atlanta, Georgia to the Mississippi River because

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Speaker 10: it'll be quicker.

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Speaker 24: Well, I got to the airport five hours in advance,

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Speaker 24: and once I realized I was not moving anywhere, I

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Speaker 24: just chose to bail the airport and take the get

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Speaker 24: A rented car and drive. And I will say this

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Speaker 24: international terminal, get this had three TSA agents working the

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Speaker 24: entire international terminal at atl yesterday.

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Speaker 5: It's a complete disaster.

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Speaker 24: I would avoid that airport at all costs now Here

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Speaker 24: in Memphis, a totally different story. If you're flying out

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Speaker 24: here in Memphis, you'll go maybe eight to ten minutes

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Speaker 24: from the door to on the other side of the

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Speaker 24: TSA security line. Different story here, but in Atlanta avoid

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Speaker 24: it at all costs. The reason why I'm here is

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Speaker 24: back in September of last year is when he launched

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Speaker 24: this Memphis Task Force. Let me step aside. I'll give

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Speaker 24: you an idea. What the stage looks like behind me.

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Speaker 24: This is a round table set up, although it is

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Speaker 24: somewhat looks like a rally, but it's not.

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Speaker 5: It's a round table. They'll have some local law enforcement

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Speaker 5: agencies on stage with him.

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Speaker 24: If you look at the numbers, crime overall is down

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Speaker 24: about forty three percent in reduction of total firearms seas,

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Speaker 24: about twelve hundred guns have been seized, seven hundred and

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Speaker 24: fifty plus gang members taken off the streets here in Memphis.

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Speaker 5: And crime overall, the cases they don't.

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Speaker 24: Have to clearance rate is up sixty five percent, So

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Speaker 24: they're taking cases off the books here. They're closing out

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Speaker 24: some of these open files. There are solving crimes, taking

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Speaker 24: criminals off. This carjacking's way down as well. Now, the

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Speaker 24: reason why he's here is this has been kind of

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Speaker 24: a blueprint, if you will, Steve, of what is to

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Speaker 24: come across this country. And you've got a little bit

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Speaker 24: of defiance here democrats in the area. Congressial Democrat Steve

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Speaker 24: Cohen is saying, but look, the crime was already going down.

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Speaker 24: There's no need for these additional agents on the streets

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Speaker 24: of Memphis.

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Speaker 5: But the citizens here absolutely feel differently. They support it.

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Speaker 24: I'll talk to some of them this morning as I've

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Speaker 24: made Mowey in here. They're glad they're here, and overall

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Speaker 24: crime is down and that's a good thing.

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Speaker 5: Forty three percent production in crime.

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Speaker 8: Steve.

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Speaker 4: Okay, the crime is very important, obviously, and people focus

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Speaker 4: on that. But this whole issue we.

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Speaker 10: Got now, Mike Collen people put together a mass deportation

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Speaker 10: coalition because Mark Wayne Mullen sounds like he's a little

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Speaker 10: squishy on this and actually coming from the White House,

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Speaker 10: is that we can't even use the phrase mass deportations again.

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Speaker 4: Is that going to be part of this?

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Speaker 10: Do you do you believe besides crime enforcement and bad

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Speaker 10: ownbrais is going to be any discussion today of our

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Speaker 10: favorite topic, mass deportations. Because look, we're all for the

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Speaker 10: Save America Act. But you still got to get him

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Speaker 10: out of the country. You just can't stop them from voting.

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Speaker 10: You got to get him out of the country. Brian Glenn,

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Speaker 10: your thoughts, sir.

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Speaker 24: Absolutely, Now I could go with some of the numbers.

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Speaker 24: They've had hundreds of immigrants, the illegal immigrants rounded up

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Speaker 24: and basically sent home.

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Speaker 5: So this is something they're going to ramp up. It's

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Speaker 5: just not taking guns off the street.

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Speaker 24: It's getting rid of criminal illegal aliens and do a

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Speaker 24: little bit more of a mass deportation here in Memphis.

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Speaker 9: Absolutely, Brian.

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Speaker 10: What time is just walk us through the logistics of

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Speaker 10: the day. What time is the president supposed to arrive?

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Speaker 10: Real America's Voice. Hell, the dedication of our staff is unbelievable.

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Speaker 10: They drove overnight instead of missing it if they waited

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Speaker 10: in Atlanta at the airport. Is when is the present

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Speaker 10: going to be there? As we know now because it

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Speaker 10: always can change. And what time are you going to

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Speaker 10: be up?

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Speaker 14: Yeah?

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Speaker 24: Originally this was scheduled for eleven am start Local time.

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Speaker 24: I think that's been pushed to noon local time when

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Speaker 24: Central time.

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Speaker 5: And then after this it was last about an hour.

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Speaker 24: You've got several speakers on stage obviously a part of

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Speaker 24: this round tip or form.

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Speaker 5: Program lasts around an hour.

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Speaker 24: Then there's an off the record stop that I'm not

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Speaker 24: at liberty to say on the air, but I'll let

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Speaker 24: you I'll text you afterwards.

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Speaker 5: After this, he is.

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Speaker 24: Visiting a place, a very famous place in this area,

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Speaker 24: and then making his.

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Speaker 5: Way back to DC a little bit later this afternoon.

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Speaker 24: But we'll have full coverage here start Seami, which is

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Speaker 24: a yes.

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Speaker 4: A very famous place in this area.

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Speaker 5: I'm going to my home title.

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Speaker 4: I'll pitch now, very famous place in this area.

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Speaker 10: Brian Glenn, Where do people get your social media to

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Speaker 10: cover you through the day with the President United States

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Speaker 10: in Memphis, Tennessee, when the great city is in our

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Speaker 10: country on the Mississippi.

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Speaker 18: I agree, I agree.

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Speaker 24: You can follow me at Brian Glenn TV, on Twitter,

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Speaker 24: x Rumble, or geta actually say at Brian on true

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Speaker 24: Social Thanks Steve, and we'll have anything else that develops here.

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Speaker 24: I'll let you guys know as it happens.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, brother. We'll see you later today. That'll probably

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Speaker 4: be one o'clock Central time. During the Charlie Kirshrow follows us.

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Speaker 10: Mike Lindale joins us a little earlier because we want

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Speaker 10: to make sure we got plenty of time. And Mike,

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Speaker 10: I'm gonna bring you back after the commercial break. Just

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Speaker 10: give me thirty seconds. On Georgia, there's a firestorm down there.

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Speaker 10: They're still trying to the bad guys are still trying

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Speaker 10: to get their hands on the ballots. Are our patriots

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Speaker 10: in Georgia standing in the breach, sir.

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Speaker 9: Absolutely everybody.

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Speaker 8: I spent two days in Georgia and they're standing in

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Speaker 8: the breach and it was amazing. I spoke for three

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Speaker 8: days or the one day over three hours straight, you guys,

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Speaker 8: and I had to come back through the Atlanta airport.

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Speaker 9: That was quite a task at three in the morning.

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Speaker 8: But they're fighters down in Georgia and we're gonna read all.

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Speaker 8: There's only untruth, Stephen, It's all coming out. It's amazing,

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Speaker 8: absolutely amazing.

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Speaker 10: Mike, hang on, I'm gonna holding you, hold you in

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Speaker 10: for the top of the r Mike Lindell, uh Natasha Owens,

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Speaker 10: who's gonna be live with his at sea pack still

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Speaker 10: and get a ticket seapack dot or slash Warum seventeen bucks.

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Speaker 4: Join us for four days in Dallas. Short break