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Speaker 2: think that we had a very good conversations with President Trum,

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Speaker 2: it was really good and we spoke about very sensitive points.

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Speaker 2: The first one is security guarantees, and we are very

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Speaker 2: This is very important that the United States gives such

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Speaker 2: And I was very thankful to your wife again, mister President,

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Speaker 2: That really it can be historical for the people to

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Speaker 2: This is so important and I'm happy that we discussed

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Speaker 2: And he said that he will come or not. Ukraine

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Speaker 3: By the way, it was great.

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Speaker 2: No, No, I think that we had constructive, specific meeting

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Speaker 5: President. I think you'll see that President Putin really would

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Speaker 6: It is a terrible bore. So I'm really excited and

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Speaker 5: Well, NATO also has agreed from two percent to five percent,

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Speaker 7: This is really our common interest, stop the killing. And

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Speaker 7: security guarantees Article five Life security guarantees so important. But

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Speaker 5: Thank you, and we did just thinking we're here for

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Speaker 8: Mister President Donald many thanks for having us today. I

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Speaker 9: Well, thank you very much Donald, mister President for hosting

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Speaker 9: we do absolutely support your efforts towards peace. We will

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Speaker 9: So thank you mister President for hosting us.

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Speaker 5: Thank you very much, Emanuel.

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Speaker 10: which is we all want face The war in Ukrainers

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Speaker 10: I think we've had a discussion on the phone a

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Speaker 5: Thank you, Alex very much.

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Speaker 1: Good job.

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Speaker 1: I got a question for each of you.

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Speaker 12: You look fabulous in that suit.

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Speaker 1: I said, yeah, you look good.

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Speaker 5: I said the same thing, yeah, I said, the one

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Speaker 12: I remember that.

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Speaker 1: No, my first question for you President.

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Speaker 12: In the same suit, I changed.

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Speaker 13: You quickly upon peace, God will let me get peace.

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Speaker 12: Are you open to holding an election in your country?

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Speaker 14: Yes, of course we're open for an election.

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Speaker 12: We can do security. We need maybe.

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Speaker 14: How to say, we need a truth yes, everywhere in

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Speaker 15: They tried to shut them up.

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Speaker 1: There's no guarantee of free speed.

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Speaker 15: They tried to cancel.

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Speaker 15: They even threw them in jail, Peter in prison, but

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Speaker 16: It's not a prison build out wherever.

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Speaker 15: Shut me up. They call them rebels, basket of deplorables,

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Speaker 15: they call them rogues, and they say they're outlaws.

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Speaker 12: This are the kind of guy you like to smacking ass.

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Speaker 15: War room presents rebels, rogues and outlaws.

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Speaker 13: Well, what a busy, busy day it has been.

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Speaker 13: I guess it began on Friday with a summit in

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Speaker 13: A huge collection of leaders as they're trying to knock

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Speaker 1: Thank you for being here today.

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Speaker 13: Join me, our Lieutenant Colonel Alan West also joined me today,

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Speaker 1: Gentlemen, Thank you for being here. Pleasure, thanks gread to

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Speaker 13: let's begin with you, Colonel Harvey. Friday's gathering was quite

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Speaker 1: It's time to stop the war. Colonel, what do you.

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Speaker 17: Say, Well, I think you're right. The desire for peace

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Speaker 17: So we're on a pathway under President's leadership, and I

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Speaker 13: It would be nice, wouldn't it, You know, a Lieutenant

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Speaker 13: Colonel West, It's interesting to me that you know the numbers.

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Speaker 13: I was shocked when I realized the numbers of people

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Speaker 1: This has gone nowhere.

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Speaker 13: want to do this for another couple of years. I'm

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Speaker 13: paraphrasing a little bit, but look, doing this for another

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Speaker 13: two years, another five hundred thousand million people killed and wounded,

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Speaker 13: to what end?

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Speaker 1: I say currently your thoughts.

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Speaker 3: Well, it's very interesting that you brought up the comparison

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Speaker 3: with the early start of World War Two, because if

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Speaker 3: we had had strong leadership, maybe Adolf Hitler would not

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Speaker 3: continue on. You know, when he said that he just

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Speaker 3: wanted to provide protection to the ethnic Germans there in

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Speaker 3: Sudatean Land, and everyone granted him that. The next thing,

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Speaker 3: you know, he had overrun Czechoslovakia and Poland. So I

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Speaker 3: think that when you look at the person that is

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Speaker 3: sitting at sixteen hundred Pennsylvania. Now he's not a Neville Chamberlain,

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Speaker 3: he's not a Barack Obama, He's not a Joe Biden.

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Speaker 3: I think that was the whole purpose of Friday, was

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Speaker 3: for Vladimir Putin to see the seriousness and the gravity

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Speaker 3: of the situation in the eyes of President Trump. And

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Speaker 3: I think that's also why you saw those flyovers. But

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Speaker 3: right now what we have to look at is a

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Speaker 3: very precarious situation. You don't want to reward someone that

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Speaker 3: you cannot trust. You talked about Vladimir Putin being expansionist.

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Speaker 3: He said that his greatest disappointment in the twentieth century

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Speaker 3: was the collapse of the Soviet Union. We know he

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Speaker 3: can't be trusting when we see what happened with Georgia.

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Speaker 3: And I think it was a great move to have

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Speaker 3: the President of Finland, Alexander krab there because Finland knows

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Speaker 3: this and me and knows exactly how you cannot trust

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Speaker 3: them and what they are really looking after, saying with

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Speaker 3: the Baltic States of Latvia, lift the way in Estonia.

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Speaker 3: So I think it's important that these leaders go in

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Speaker 3: with a strong hand. The economic sanctions because China is

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Speaker 3: also looking at this as well. I think it was

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Speaker 3: a great thing that we signed the energy deal with

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Speaker 3: the European Union, so that we get Europe off of

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Speaker 3: the oil and gas that comes from Russia and they

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Speaker 3: take it from us. That helps our economy, that helps them,

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Speaker 3: that undermines Vladimir Putin.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, peace guarantees, that's part of the conversation here. But

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Speaker 13: Derek Harvey, I can only imagine what the Ukrainians would

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Speaker 13: think of that they gave up their nuclear weapons with

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Speaker 13: the guarantee of peace that Russia would respect their territory.

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Speaker 1: Clearly they have not, they did not, and they will not.

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Speaker 13: So Look, I don't want to reward Vladimir Putin for

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Speaker 13: his illegal invasion of Ukraine February twenty twenty two. But

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Speaker 13: on the same token, I'm stuck in this position where

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Speaker 13: I've thought from early on that they were going to

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Speaker 13: have to be concessions, real estate concessions, and it looks

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Speaker 13: like that's true.

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Speaker 1: But where do we go from that point of view.

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Speaker 17: Well, if there are real estate concessions, you still have

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Speaker 17: the issue of the irredentism of Vladimir Putin and the

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Speaker 17: security guarantees what are they going to be. Are there's

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Speaker 17: going to be a trip wire of UK French forces?

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Speaker 17: Can the Ukrainians count on them? Maybe for the next

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Speaker 17: two years, but maybe another government will not hold fast

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Speaker 17: with those commitments. You know, they were promised, you know

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Speaker 17: that they would have security if they gave up the

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Speaker 17: nuclear weapons that they had in the nineties. That didn't

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Speaker 17: hold either. So if you're in Kiev, you have to

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Speaker 17: have real doubts and you have to question what kind

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Speaker 17: of guarantees are going to be strong enough and enduring

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Speaker 17: enough and sufficient enough to keep Russia at bay and

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Speaker 17: to satisfy the constituencies was in Ukraine.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we've got to look at all of that.

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Speaker 13: I mean, if you're a Ukrainian, why would you believe

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Speaker 13: anything the Russians say? And I think Lieutenant Coil the

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Speaker 13: Western point out that's why Finland an important person to

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Speaker 13: have at the table, an important country to have at

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Speaker 13: the table at the table, because they understand this as

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Speaker 13: well as anyone. I hold that thought right there, gentlemen

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Speaker 13: will take a quick break here.

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Speaker 1: I'd like to say this is.

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Speaker 13: The continued divide between Trump and the Federal Reserve, putting

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Speaker 13: us behind the curve again, can the FED take the

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Speaker 13: right action at the right time or are we going

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Speaker 13: to be looking at a potential economic slowdown?

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Speaker 1: What does this mean for you, your money, your savings.

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Speaker 13: curve for yourself.

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Speaker 1: When we come back more with a ten of.

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Speaker 13: Colonel Allen West and Colonel Derek Harvey as we continue

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Speaker 13: to break down the road to peace potentially stay right there,

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Speaker 13: all right, continuing on now, the road to piece is

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Speaker 13: going to be complicated.

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Speaker 1: I don't know how we get there. Let's review this

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Speaker 1: just for one moment.

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Speaker 13: Here, Crimea taken during Barack Obama's tenure in the White House.

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Speaker 13: You've got several bases there now, Russian basis Sevestipool is

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Speaker 13: a naval base, Baklavah is a submarine base, and vard

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Speaker 13: Disc is a military airfield, all of which have been

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Speaker 13: improved and reinforced in the thirteen years Russia has been there.

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Speaker 13: It's an importantly, it's an important strategic position on the

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Speaker 13: Black Sea.

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Speaker 1: They're not going anywhere, that's for sure.

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Speaker 13: I guess it would seem to me, and I want

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Speaker 13: to bring it back in Colonel Derek Harvey, the town,

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Speaker 13: Colonel Allen west A colonel, I'll start with you. It

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Speaker 13: seems to me that if you could get away with

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Speaker 13: allowing it just to be Crimea, that the Russians keeping

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Speaker 13: not the rest in the eastern part of Ukraine and

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Speaker 13: the don Bos and so forth, that would be a win.

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Speaker 13: I just don't know that that's possible. Look, I don't

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Speaker 13: want to reward Vladimir Putin. But I don't see how

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Speaker 13: without some concessions of land and rewriting the boundaries and

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Speaker 13: the borders that we can get to peace here.

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Speaker 1: I just don't know that we can get there.

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Speaker 17: Your thoughts, well, Pewtin already had Crimea when he went

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Speaker 17: into right eastern Ukraine, and so they want more. And

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Speaker 17: knowing Putin and the history there, he's very expansionist. So

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Speaker 17: when we look at Putin and his judgment about where

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Speaker 17: he's at in these negotiations, I don't think we know

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Speaker 17: for sure how he reads the exhaustion of the Russian

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Speaker 17: economy and how much more they have to give into

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Speaker 17: this campaign and this conflict, and how much more sacrifice.

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Speaker 17: I think they've got a tremendous amount left to give

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Speaker 17: in this war, these strategic reserves, the size of their military, Yes,

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Speaker 17: it's you know, strained them economically. They don't like being isolated.

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Speaker 17: There's a cost, but it's a vital interest in the

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Speaker 17: minds of the strategic leadership of Moscow. And they are irredentists.

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Speaker 17: So you know, I don't know that we have them,

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Speaker 17: you know, in a place where they're going to make

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Speaker 17: any real concessions. I think they're going to be maximalists.

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Speaker 12: So there's that question.

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Speaker 17: And I don't think that we can be assured that

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Speaker 17: we're going to get a deal. I think that there's

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Speaker 17: a strong possibility we're going to go down this path

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Speaker 17: for a while and that Putin will pull in and

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Speaker 17: you know, reject the overtures for some reason yet to

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Speaker 17: be determined.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, let me point to a CNN pool, Colonel West,

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Speaker 13: because a CNN poll has basically shown a complete change

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Speaker 13: where the Ukrainian people were two years ago to compared

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Speaker 13: where they are now. About eighty percent now say they

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Speaker 13: want this war negotiated and ended. A couple of years ago,

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Speaker 13: they wanted to fight till the death. Well, like Mike

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Speaker 13: Tyson used to say, everybody has a plan and to

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Speaker 13: get punched in the face. And let's be honest, like

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Speaker 13: it or not, Ukraine got punched in the face. There's

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Speaker 13: only so much fight left in them. The other thing,

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Speaker 13: but there's one thing here that really bothers me from

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Speaker 13: the left, and I got to get this in as well,

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Speaker 13: and that is, you know, our friends on the left

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Speaker 13: that wanted to keep dumping billions and billions of dollars

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Speaker 13: into Ukraine, with no return on investment, and who knows where.

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Speaker 1: That money ended up.

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Speaker 13: A lot of it comes in. It was about democracy

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Speaker 13: at the defend democracy. This is the country that canceled elections.

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Speaker 13: They haven't been elections in Ukraine in how many years?

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Speaker 13: And not on the horizon he was. Zelenski was asked

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Speaker 13: about that day. Oh sure, I've hold elections. Well then

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Speaker 13: why didn't you? The United States never canceled an election

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Speaker 13: out in the world of eighteen Well, not in the

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Speaker 13: Civil War, not World War one, not World War two.

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Speaker 1: We've never canceled elections in this country. We've been through

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Speaker 1: hell and back.

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Speaker 13: So why does the left always talk about defending democracy.

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Speaker 1: I think it's a red hearing your thoughts, Well, you're

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Speaker 1: absolutely right.

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Speaker 3: Anytime you are threatening the progressive socialist Marxists left, they're

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Speaker 3: going to tell you that you're a threat to democracy.

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Speaker 3: If you want to clean up crime in the streets

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Speaker 3: of Washington, DC, you're a threat to democracy. But I

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Speaker 3: think the most important thing that has to happen is

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Speaker 3: that somehow we have to convey the Bladimir Putin that

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Speaker 3: you really don't have the high ground. You don't have

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Speaker 3: the moral high ground, you don't have a strategic high

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Speaker 3: ground whatsoever. And an important message also needs to be

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Speaker 3: sent to Xijingping because you know that Putin's resources are

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Speaker 3: being exhausted when he has to go and get troops

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Speaker 3: from North Korea, and of course, without a doubt, they

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Speaker 3: are being supported and supplied by China. And when you

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Speaker 3: start to look at the trade and balance that we

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Speaker 3: have had with China and all of the surtplus, they

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Speaker 3: have a lot of that is going to.

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Speaker 1: The building up of the Chinese navy.

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Speaker 3: It's also going to sending funds for for Russia. And

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Speaker 3: then also we need to make sure that the pipeline

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Speaker 3: of drones and all these things are cut off from Iran.

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Speaker 3: So I think if all these nations can come together

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Speaker 3: and let Gladimir Putin know that you're not going to

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Speaker 3: get your way on this, and we're going to make

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Speaker 3: the decision and choice what strategically we say that you

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Speaker 3: can be retaining. And if you want to retain a

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Speaker 3: military presence down there in Crimea, well then guess what,

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Speaker 3: We're going to have that security presence for Ukraine because

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Speaker 3: you cannot be trusted because we know what happened in Georgia.

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Speaker 3: So I think it's really important that you break out

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Speaker 3: the old sunsu the art of war, not so much

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Speaker 3: the art of the deal, but and understand that you've

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Speaker 3: got to put your opposition, your adversary, in an untenable position,

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Speaker 3: and that's what we need to be maneuvering towards.

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Speaker 17: Yeah.

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Speaker 13: Absolutely, Colonel Harvey, I'll give you the last word here.

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Speaker 13: We're optimistic here, but as Donald Trumps said, for a while,

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Speaker 13: it's complicated. It is complicated. It's going to be a

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Speaker 13: give and take. How do we there? How do we

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Speaker 13: make sure that we get there? And and I keep

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Speaker 13: hearing people like John Bolton Nicole Wallace taking cheap shots

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Speaker 13: of the president. Bolton keeps claiming we'll have American boots

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Speaker 13: on the ground.

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Speaker 1: I don't believe that at all.

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Speaker 13: I don't think Donald Trump would ever send American soldiers

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Speaker 13: to find on the ground in Ukraine. It would have

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Speaker 13: to take some extraordinary circumstance for that to ever occur.

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Speaker 13: What are your final thoughts on this day is they're

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Speaker 13: behind closed doors.

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Speaker 1: We hope for something good. It bring it home for me.

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Speaker 17: Well, I don't think America first for the President would

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Speaker 17: ever want to put troops on the ground, even as

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Speaker 17: part of a security guarantee. But I think that's one

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Speaker 17: is you know, some tangible American commitment to troops and

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Speaker 17: you know facilities probably in Ukraine to support Ukrainian's security guarantees.

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Speaker 17: So I think that's that's a you know, a big

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Speaker 17: issue that's going to have to be you know, addressed.

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Speaker 17: I also, you know, I'm amazed all the time and

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Speaker 17: when I keep hearing about possible new sanctions, new initiatives

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Speaker 17: that we could take to pressure Moscow three and a

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Speaker 17: half years into the war. If we were serious, we

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Speaker 17: would have had secondary sanctions a couple three years ago.

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Speaker 17: We would have put more pressure on Moscow on their

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Speaker 17: trading partners in India and China, for example, and so

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Speaker 17: would the Europeans. So there's a lot left in the

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Speaker 17: tank that has not been applied economically and in other

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Speaker 17: matters culturally and elsewhere. But we haven't done it yet,

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Speaker 17: And so I have to ask how serious have we

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Speaker 17: actually been to really pressuring Moscow over these last three

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Speaker 17: and a half years.

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Speaker 1: Ye, Colonel wants to give you the last word here

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Speaker 1: as well.

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Speaker 13: I would never expect Donald trying to put American boots

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Speaker 13: on the ground.

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Speaker 1: I'll let you answer that question as well as we

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Speaker 1: take it home.

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Speaker 3: Well, you know, when I started out in the United

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Speaker 3: States military in nineteen eighty four, I was part of

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Speaker 3: an airborne battalion in Vichinza, Italy that was part of

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Speaker 3: the Allied Mobile Force Land Europe, and it was several

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Speaker 3: different airborne units from NATO European countries and we were

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Speaker 3: the rapid response for US. And so I don't want

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Speaker 3: to see US commit to having combat troops there. But

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Speaker 3: without a doubt, I believe that we can help as

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Speaker 3: far as some of the infrastructure repair. I believe that

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Speaker 3: we can help as far as intelligence things of that support.

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Speaker 3: But I think the biggest thing is you get business

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Speaker 3: investment back into Ukraine, and that puts Vladimir Putin into

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Speaker 3: a very bad situation if he wants to continue to

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Speaker 3: attack and all of a sudden the disrupt American business investment.

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Speaker 3: That's why I'm saying, we have to find that center

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Speaker 3: of gravity, We have to find that achilles heel that

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Speaker 3: we can exploit. But first and foremost, you gotta let

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Speaker 3: him know he does not own all of.

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Speaker 1: The high ground.

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Speaker 13: Exactly right. General, I greatly appreciate the insight. We'll see

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Speaker 13: what happens behind closed doors today. Of course, everybody watching

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Speaker 13: the world, watching any of the world leaders here, gentlemen,

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Speaker 13: thank you for being here.

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Speaker 1: Thanks and my state.

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Speaker 13: Gentlemen, I don't go anywhere. America's Voice Live will continue

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Speaker 13: in just a moment, all right, So stockpiling the things

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Speaker 13: you need, while not recommended in many instances and sometimes required,

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Speaker 13: especially with medicine, you don't want to get caught short

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Speaker 13: and I do you trade relations as they are now,

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Speaker 13: It's important to consider all options when it comes to

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Speaker 13: having a study supply of critical medications amid Trent's tense

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Speaker 13: trading relations. Do you want not to discuss this as

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Speaker 13: the chief of disaster in emergency medicine at the Walness Company,

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Speaker 13: Doctor Kelly Victory, Doctor, nice to see you today. We

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Speaker 13: talked recently about all these pharmaceuticals being sourced in large

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Speaker 13: part in places like China. Well, President Trump, as you know,

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Speaker 13: recently announced that he was going to be giving big

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Speaker 13: tariffs on important prescription drugs in order to force manufacturers

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Speaker 13: to bring the goods back to the United States. How

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Speaker 13: important is it to have pharmaceuticals domestically sourced.

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Speaker 12: Well, thanks for having me, Steve.

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Speaker 18: Independent of how you feel about tariffs in general, it

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Speaker 18: is critically important that we bring pharmaceutical manufacturing back to

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Speaker 18: the United States. Our over reliance on China for prescription

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Speaker 18: medications or their active ingredients has been going on for decades,

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Speaker 18: and it really has been a tremendous national security risk.

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Speaker 18: All it would take is for the Chinese to cut

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Speaker 18: off our supply, jack up the prices exponentially, or in

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Speaker 18: some way contaminate those medications, and we would be in

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Speaker 18: tremendous tremendous risk. So anything we can do to bring

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Speaker 18: that manufacturing back to the US is important. That said,

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Speaker 18: it is not going to happen overnight, and that's why

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Speaker 18: we do anticipate it is certainly possible that there will

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Speaker 18: be both a short term increase in the price of

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Speaker 18: prescription medications as a result of the tear tariffs, and

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Speaker 18: also potentially shortages of certain medications, which is why, while

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Speaker 18: I don't like the word stockpiling per se, I.

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Speaker 12: Do believe that it is wise.

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Speaker 18: It's rational readiness if you will to have a supply

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Speaker 18: certainly of those medications that you take regularly your blood

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Speaker 18: pressure medication or diabetes medications, example, to have an additional

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Speaker 18: month or two on hand. Likewise, we suggest that families

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Speaker 18: have a kit, an emergency kit of some sort that

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Speaker 18: includes things like antibiotics, anti virals, medications for nausea and vomiting,

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Speaker 18: and common illnesses, so that you don't have your back

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Speaker 18: against the wall should these tariffs have an undue impact

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Speaker 18: on prices or availability.

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Speaker 13: And the well is Company that you work for, we've

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Speaker 13: talked about this many times the past. They have these

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Speaker 13: which are the gold standard when it comes to a kit.

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Speaker 13: Just like you said, antibiotics, antivirals, anti parasitics, and a

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Speaker 13: lot more all in one kit that you can carry

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Speaker 13: with you. It's one of the many kits available at

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Speaker 13: the Wellness Company for all sorts of concerns and emergencies.

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Speaker 18: Right absolutely, you can treate many many common infections and illnesses.

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Speaker 18: These are prescription medications. They are written and prescribed for you.

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Speaker 18: They also comes along with a very detailed guidebook to

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Speaker 18: help you understand how and when to use the different

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Speaker 18: medications in the kit. And you can also avail yourself

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Speaker 18: of a telemedicine visit with one of our physicians if

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Speaker 18: you have questions. Again, this isn't to spread fear or

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Speaker 18: fear mongering. It's what I call rational readiness. Have one

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Speaker 18: of these kits on hand for your family. We have

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Speaker 18: a broad range of kits, including first aid kits, a

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Speaker 18: field emergency kit that has more extensive supplies to treat

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Speaker 18: a host of.

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Speaker 12: Illnesses as well as injuries.

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Speaker 18: And it's a thing that you want to have on

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Speaker 18: hand before the time comes. You don't want to have

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Speaker 18: to run to an urgent care or god forbid, an

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Speaker 18: emergency department. And particularly if there is an impact on

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Speaker 18: the price of medications or their availability as a result

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Speaker 18: of these tariffs in the short term, it's wise to

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Speaker 18: have these on hand.

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Speaker 1: It is wise.

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Speaker 13: Don't be scared, be prepared. That's kind of the motto.

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Speaker 13: And look in my neighborhood. I see right aids go

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Speaker 13: out of business and CBS pharmacies go out of business.

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Speaker 1: I mean they're everywhere now, they're hard to find in

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Speaker 1: some places.

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Speaker 13: So if you're concerned about how close the pharmacy is

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Speaker 13: and you have a hurricane, an earthquake, just a power

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Speaker 13: outage for a couple of days, which are more common

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Speaker 13: than they should be, I mean, you need.

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Speaker 1: To be prepared. That's what this is all about, right.

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Speaker 18: Absolutely, we're coming into National Preparedness Month in September. It's

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Speaker 18: a good time for everybody to think about their family

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Speaker 18: preparedness plan for both natural and man made disasters, and

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Speaker 18: certainly having medications on hand medical supplies on hand is

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Speaker 18: part of that preparedness plan. We make it very easy

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Speaker 18: with these pre prepared kits. As I said, you can

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Speaker 18: go to our website and see the broad range of them.

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Speaker 18: We've also steve been able to get a hold of

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Speaker 18: some things that were in short supply, like EpiPens to

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Speaker 18: use in the case of anaphylaxis or for a severe

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Speaker 18: allergic reaction.

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Speaker 12: These can be life savings.

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Speaker 18: They were very very difficult to get a hold of

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Speaker 18: and the prices had gone quite high. The Wellness Company

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Speaker 18: includes them in a number of our different kits, so

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Speaker 18: you can go on the website and look or speak

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Speaker 18: to one of our advisors to determine which is the

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Speaker 18: best kit for your use.

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Speaker 13: Absolutely, and here's what I suggest you do to right now.

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Speaker 13: Go to TWC dot Health slash Voice TWC dot Health

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Speaker 13: that Voice.

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Speaker 1: There are subscriptions.

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Speaker 13: There are the kits like we've talked about.

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Speaker 1: There are great supplements.

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Speaker 13: Parasite cleans the gold standard in all these things.

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Speaker 1: A Spike cleans for Spike protein.

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Speaker 13: If you had COVID or got the shot and you

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Speaker 13: don't like it, all of these things TWC dot Health

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Speaker 13: slash Voice doctor.

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Speaker 12: Thank you as always, thanks for having me.

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Speaker 1: Really appreciate it.

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Speaker 13: Look, don't be scared, be prepared, get yourself a kid.

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Speaker 13: They even have travel kids and kids for kids too. Yeah,

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Speaker 13: I've got them right here. I'll take a break. What

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Speaker 13: makes America wonderful? We'll talk about that after the break.

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Speaker 13: And what is the America's Voice question today? Well, here

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Speaker 13: it is.

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Speaker 1: What do you think Zelenski will do after this meeting?

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Speaker 1: We'll talk about it after the break. Well, what makes

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Speaker 1: America wonderful?

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Speaker 13: We do it every day to make sure that you

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Speaker 13: leave the program with a smile on your face. So

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Speaker 13: today's story comes to us from Sioux Falls, South Dakota,

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Speaker 13: where a request for a small donation with snowballed into

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Speaker 13: some quite a bit bigger roxy company. A local pet

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Speaker 13: store in the area had reached out to their pet

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Speaker 13: food supplier, Nutra Source, in regard to providing a donation

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Speaker 13: of food to feed dogs in a local shelter.

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Speaker 1: Neutra source willing to play.

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Speaker 13: Ball, except but when they saw the request ended with

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Speaker 13: too many animals, not enough fosters, not enough homes, and

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Speaker 13: not enough funds, things changed. Nutire Source called the owners

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Speaker 13: back to ask how much room they had a question

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Speaker 13: that would forewarn of the generous donation of over six

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Speaker 13: five hundred and forty one bags of dog food, weighing

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Speaker 13: in at thirty three thousand plus pounds and valued at

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Speaker 13: about one hundred thousand dollars, delivered to help feed rescue.

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Speaker 1: Dogs throughout the area.

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Speaker 13: Banding together to help in a worthy cause is indicative

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Speaker 13: of what makes America wonderful. That's for sure. Feed the dogs.

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Speaker 13: That's what they did. Feed the dogs, all right? Question today,

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Speaker 13: do you think Zelenski will be willing to end the

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Speaker 13: war with Russians earlier?

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Speaker 1: Today?

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Speaker 13: They're behind closed doors right now here are some of

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Speaker 13: your answers. Ian Syon writes, know that means his money

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Speaker 13: will dry up. I think he probably stashed some way, don't.

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Speaker 1: You, Bunny Late Know that Toddler will continue.

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Speaker 13: To pitch a fit. We'll see Lenell Shaker, I highly

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Speaker 13: doubt it. He wants crimea back, doesn't he Linnell, he's

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Speaker 13: not getting it. I'm just gonna put it out there

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Speaker 13: for you. Peggy Mitchell a definitive. No, President Trump is prepared.

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Speaker 13: Jack Hubert writes this, No, he just wants more funds.

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Speaker 1: See a lot of me.

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Speaker 13: You think he's just in it for the money. Brian Poyer, No,

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Speaker 13: he wants an endless war. Linda Shiffle bind No, European

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Speaker 13: leaders want more money from Earth minerals for payment. War

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Speaker 13: is where the money is made. Too true and too said.

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Speaker 13: Tracy Rodgers has this Nope, he's in it for the money.

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Speaker 13: He can care less about his country or the people

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Speaker 13: in it. And one more here from Sam Fools. No,

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Speaker 13: he knows when the war's over. He's out of power

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Speaker 13: and the money trained.

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Speaker 1: End's boy. A lot of you are just cynical, but

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Speaker 1: so am I.

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Speaker 13: Rumors circulating that he in his circle are buying property,

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Speaker 13: fancy properties in places like Miami, in London.

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Speaker 1: You know how long could they be.

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Speaker 13: We'll find out when those doors come open, what progress

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Speaker 13: we might have made. We'll find out and share it

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Speaker 13: with you beginning tomorrow morning, right here on Real America's

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Speaker 13: Voice with the Steve Rivers Show. Be sure to follow

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Speaker 13: me on social media so that you can get into

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Speaker 13: the question of the day. I'll see you tomorrow morning,

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Speaker 13: and then back here for America's Voice Live