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Speaker 1: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 4: Here's your host, Stephen Kvan.

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Speaker 1: It's Monday, three November and the year of our Lord,

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, the third, the fifth anniversary. It's the

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Speaker 2: So super intelligence hyphen statement dot org is a wonderful

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Speaker 3: But we can stop this absolutely, we did.

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Speaker 11: It's very concerning, Steve. Yet, the pitch back in the

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Speaker 8: asking Congress to do is act. We need them to

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Speaker 8: invoke the fourteenth Amendment, set up a special committee to

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Speaker 8: investigate Zora Mamdani's insurrectionist ideas, and what do we mean

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Speaker 8: by that if you are not complying with ICE, you

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Speaker 8: are not complying with federal law. There was an entire

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Speaker 8: civil war that was fought over this federal law supersedes.

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Speaker 8: You cannot say I will follow some things and I

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Speaker 8: will follow other things. That is insurrectionist behavior. Next up

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Speaker 8: is his jihadis, in my opinion, his jihattist and his

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Speaker 8: leftist ideas. We once had a great committee called the

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Speaker 8: House on un American Activities Committee. To be an elected

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Speaker 8: representative here in the United States, whether that's mayor or Congress,

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Speaker 8: you need it to show, hey, I'm not a communist.

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Speaker 8: This man is a communist. Like President Trump said, he

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Speaker 8: should not be on the ballot. And if he is

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Speaker 8: to win on Tuesday, the New York Young Republican Club

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Speaker 8: will be doing what the war room posse does. Action, action, action, signal,

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Speaker 8: not noise. We are going to take the fight directly

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Speaker 8: to him and hope that Congress acts, and we're going

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Speaker 8: to hold their feet to the fire until they do.

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Speaker 1: How come everybody just coming to this realization? Now we

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Speaker 1: got a minute I'm holding you through. But why why

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Speaker 1: are people just coming into this realization right now?

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Speaker 8: They're coming to this realization right now, because we're looking

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Speaker 8: down the barrel of a gun. We've got election day tomorrow,

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Speaker 8: and they're realizing, Oh my goodness, we're about to have

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Speaker 8: a communist mayor here in New York. This is a

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Speaker 8: civilizational battle. We are a Christian nation. This man holds

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Speaker 8: no values that are the same to us, So now

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Speaker 8: is the time to take the fight to him. We

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Speaker 8: were trying to ring the alarm bell from the primary,

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Speaker 8: but you know, nobody was listening. Nobody wanted to believe

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Speaker 8: he could actually win. They thought Andrew Palmo was going

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Speaker 8: to pull through, but he ran a lazy, lazy campaign.

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Speaker 1: Yep Forte Forte Stefano, head of the New York Young

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Speaker 1: Republicans in the New York Post today, really fantastic piece.

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Speaker 1: The question is why were the elites so late to

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Speaker 1: the game here? Why were they so late to the party,

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Speaker 1: And now all they want to do is pick up

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Speaker 1: and leave. No, if you love New York, you got

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Speaker 1: a fight, and we need New York, greatest city in

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Speaker 1: the world, global financial capital. Ward shortbreak.

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Speaker 4: War. Here's your host, Stephen kban.

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Speaker 1: So if all you've got a couple of different alternatives,

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Speaker 1: you've got going to Congress. You've got getting DOJ and

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Speaker 1: really Homeland Security to move in state department to look

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Speaker 1: into this. Are you guys intending to go to court?

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Speaker 1: I mean, I hear a lot of people are talking

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Speaker 1: about going to court on this would give me the

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Speaker 1: angle of attack of the New York young Republicans right now,

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Speaker 1: understanding it's a crisis and understanding the elites didn't stand

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Speaker 1: up here and do anything about it. What about what's

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Speaker 1: your angle of attack?

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Speaker 8: Just to comment on the elites for a minute, they

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Speaker 8: thought that this was going to be the billionaire's election

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Speaker 8: and they were going to decide who the next mayor was,

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Speaker 8: And it turns out it doesn't really work like that.

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Speaker 8: You could have all the money in the world, like

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Speaker 8: Andrew Cuomo, but your if your messaging is off, you're

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Speaker 8: not going to reach voters. Zorron Mamdani was able to

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Speaker 8: reach these voters. He's a talent campaigner and he has

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Speaker 8: a very talented campaign team around him. In terms of

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Speaker 8: the plan of attack, again, there's three plans of attack here.

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Speaker 8: The first and easiest, in my opinion is Pam Bondi

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Speaker 8: needs to act. Pam Bondi must review the immigration paperwork,

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Speaker 8: in order for us to denaturalize and deport Zoora on Mamdani,

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Speaker 8: we need to see if he lied on his immigration paperwork.

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Speaker 8: The second is the Special Committee in Congress, which again

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Speaker 8: it would take a lot of courage from Republican leadership

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Speaker 8: in order to get done. The third way to go

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Speaker 8: is Congress can refer back to the appropriate legislatures. Upon

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Speaker 8: that we would be able to take this to court

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Speaker 8: and fight this out. But the easiest way for us

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Speaker 8: to get this done is Pam BONDI must just review

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Speaker 8: the paperwork, see what's going on, see if he lied,

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Speaker 8: because he definitely did. This man is part of an

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Speaker 8: extremist organization, which is the DSA. We need to see

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Speaker 8: his ties to Antifa, and that would be the easiest

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Speaker 8: way to denaturalize to port.

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Speaker 1: When you talk about that's the reality of what's going on,

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Speaker 1: you have a Marxist jihadist that. Of course, the mainstream

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Speaker 1: media is always going to pitch him because they love progressives.

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Speaker 1: But the issues that got people's attention and even have

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Speaker 1: some young people in New York City kind of, you know,

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Speaker 1: their heads turned because that's what they think he's about.

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Speaker 1: They think he's about affordability, the core issues in New

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Speaker 1: York City that have to be addressed, or what.

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Speaker 8: He's hit the issue spot on. His answers to those

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Speaker 8: issues are the problem. Affordability is a very big issue

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Speaker 8: in New York. He talks about safety, but the things

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Speaker 8: that he says about safety aren't going to make New

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Speaker 8: Yorkers more safe. He talks about education. These are things

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Speaker 8: that really do resonate with New Yorkers. This is why

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Speaker 8: he is the Democratic nominee. And I want to go

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Speaker 8: back to the video that you played in the beginning

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Speaker 8: with President Trump when they say miss to President A

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Speaker 8: lot of people are saying that you and Zorron are

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Speaker 8: similar and your charismatic rise and the issues that you're

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Speaker 8: focusing on. And the truth is, Zoora Mamdani is a

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Speaker 8: left wing populist. President Trump is a right wing populist.

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Speaker 8: If you ask them what the issues are, they're probably

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Speaker 8: going to say that they're the same issues. It's the

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Speaker 8: answers to those questions that are so different. When we say,

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Speaker 8: as right wing populists that we need more police, they

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Speaker 8: turn around and say we need more community policing, or

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Speaker 8: we need to decriminalize certain things. I think Republicans have

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Speaker 8: really failed on affordability. President Trump is the only person

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Speaker 8: in the Republican Party that is talking about these issues

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Speaker 8: because he is a populist. This is a working class party,

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Speaker 8: and I think people have not gotten the memo yet.

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Speaker 8: We need to be talking about the affordability crisis in

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Speaker 8: this state, in this city. And we have a gubernatorial

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Speaker 8: election coming up next year, and I would say that

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Speaker 8: affordability should be at the top of the list for

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Speaker 8: whoever is going to be the gubernatorial candidate here in

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Speaker 8: New York. It is crucial. This is not just a

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Speaker 8: left wing issue. We must be talking about why people

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Speaker 8: like me won't be able to afford a home, don't

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Speaker 8: feel like they're going to be able to have children,

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Speaker 8: don't feel like they'll be able to afford it. These

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Speaker 8: are serious problems that need tackling, and President Trump is

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Speaker 8: leading the way on that.

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Speaker 1: Stefano, where can people find out more about the club

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Speaker 1: and where can they find out more about you?

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Speaker 8: Absolutely, if you want to go and read our legal

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Speaker 8: memo in terms of disqualifying Zoorun mom Donnie, you could

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Speaker 8: go on www dot NYYRC dot com. You could follow

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Speaker 8: us on Twitter, Instagram, Well x excuse me, x, Instagram,

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Speaker 8: at NYYRC dot com and if you would like to

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Speaker 8: find me on all platforms, it is stuff on a

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Speaker 8: l forte. We have a huge gala coming up. This

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Speaker 8: will be after the election. Last year our keynote you

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Speaker 8: might know him, his name was Stephen K. Bannon and

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Speaker 8: he lit up the room. And this year we have

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Speaker 8: a star studded lineup. Steve. We hope we can have

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Speaker 8: you there again. But this is gonna be crucial. Our

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Speaker 8: gala is going to be the answer to the election

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Speaker 8: of Zorron Mamdani. Our speakers are going to go up

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Speaker 8: there and discuss what the way forward is because New

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Speaker 8: York is worth saving. We cannot flee the cities. They're

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Speaker 8: the financial, cultural, and truly campaign capitals of the United States.

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Speaker 8: So do not flee the cities. Stay and fight with

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Speaker 8: the New York Young Republican Club.

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Speaker 1: Stefano. Thanks glad, you're on.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, mister man.

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Speaker 3: I appreciate it.

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Speaker 1: His point is we can't. Their strategy now is to

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Speaker 1: take over all these they already control them. Now is

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Speaker 1: take absolute control of them. Whether it's Chicago, Los Angeles,

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Speaker 1: New York City, it's gonna be much worse than the

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Speaker 1: sanctuary cities that they are today. This is where they're

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Speaker 1: going to use that as a springboard back. So five

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Speaker 1: years to the day of the stealing of the twenty

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Speaker 1: twenty election. Five years now, on those those nights in

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Speaker 1: days that we grinded through and we had everything we needed.

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Speaker 1: Because because here's let's just go back, and this is

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Speaker 1: why it's so important to get to the say, put

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Speaker 1: up to Washington Post again right there. The lead story,

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Speaker 1: the right hand column lead to get to the twenty

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Speaker 1: twenty election is that Trump did he didn't need Trump electors.

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Speaker 1: He didn't need Trump you know, by electors said that

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Speaker 1: he was the victor. That wasn't going to happen. Given

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Speaker 1: the confusion in the way that they illegally stole the election,

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Speaker 1: principally through mail in ballots, phony mail in ballots. Mail

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Speaker 1: in ballots shouldn't never been counted. There's four hundundred thousand

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Speaker 1: ballots down in a Fulton County in a warehouse now here. No,

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Speaker 1: actually one hundred and fifty. This is my point about

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Speaker 1: the confusion of going down and seizing the ballots. Just

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Speaker 1: don't send anymore, don't play the game, don't send any more.

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Speaker 1: Strongly worded letters, Get a US marshal, get a warrant,

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Speaker 1: go seize the ballots. Season and in You've got evidence

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Speaker 1: in Arizona, you have evidence in Michigan. The evidence in

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Speaker 1: Pennsylvania has been destroyed. But what it shows you is

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Speaker 1: that you Biden's electors could have never been as states

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Speaker 1: were telling you, is that comewealth of Pennsylvania was telling you,

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Speaker 1: as Georgia was telling you, as Atlanta, as Arizona was

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Speaker 1: telling you, they couldn't be certified. The people that worked

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Speaker 1: against President Trump at the time were not just the

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Speaker 1: people stole the elections. Remember, it is a Republican establishment,

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Speaker 1: particularly in Georgia that took a pass. Why they had

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Speaker 1: no problem whatsoever with Trump, with with Trump not going

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Speaker 1: back to the White House. The republic establishment hates ing.

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Speaker 1: That's why they're not engaged with President Trump. Really today

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Speaker 1: they're fighting the redistrict he moves. If you look at

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Speaker 1: Mike Penson Indiana, what's happening in Kansas and Nebraska, what's

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Speaker 1: happening throughout the country as they fight us doing these

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Speaker 1: fair and honest redistrictings. So this fights all one fight.

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Speaker 1: Think about the year ago, what was it the fourth

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Speaker 1: of November fifth of November last year, one year from it,

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Speaker 1: given that great, glorious victory, the glorious revolution, had come

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Speaker 1: back from four years in the wilderness and really not

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Speaker 1: even having a first term because they stole that from

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Speaker 1: him with the Russian hoax and all of it. So

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Speaker 1: he didn't really have a first term because they stole

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Speaker 1: that from him. Then they drove him out of the

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Speaker 1: White House illegally and put in an illegitimate regime. And

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Speaker 1: you saw what's done to our nation, not simply the

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Speaker 1: I don't know, THEHS tells me twelve to thirteen million.

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Speaker 1: President Drum says, twenty million illegal alien invaders just on

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Speaker 1: Biden's watch and a highly organized, highly choreographed as we

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Speaker 1: have had Ben Berkwam and Mike Davis for every day

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Speaker 1: for years and years and years, show you and the

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Speaker 1: American people. And it was one of the biggest reasons

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Speaker 1: that Kamala Harris and these people were turfed out. The

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Speaker 1: American people realized they were being lied to. They were

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Speaker 1: being lied to, and one year from it now to

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Speaker 1: be in a situation that looks like you could lose

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Speaker 1: New Jersey, you could lose Virginia, you could lose New

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Speaker 1: York City, could use California. None of those are given that.

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Speaker 1: None of those are easy obviously, they're all kind of Democratic,

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Speaker 1: or become California and New York at Democrats strongholds. New

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Speaker 1: Jersey is trending towards, particularly after the last election. With

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Speaker 1: more work, could get to be maybe close to a

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Speaker 1: Pennsylvania type thing. Virgin I think is gone, particularly after

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Speaker 6: Like I get every night.

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Speaker 1: Mike Lindell will see you back here at five pm

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Speaker 1: Eastern daylight time, Thank you, sir. Eastern Standard time clocksmove

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Speaker 1: over the weekend, the earth moved. The Charlie Kirk Show

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Speaker 1: is next poso. After that, we're back at five pm

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Speaker 1: Eastern daylight time, when you'll be back in the war

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Speaker 1: Room