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Speaker 1: Day the Nightmare Stories. Natalie comes on here with will

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Speaker 1: scare the devil out of you? Okay, intense day on

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Speaker 1: Wall Street. Here's what's happening. President Trump is going through

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Speaker 1: both a geopolitical real lyinn me think about it at

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Speaker 1: SEAPAC back in seventeen, I said, hey, American first, national

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Speaker 1: security policy, economic nationalism, and then deconstruction. The administrator state,

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Speaker 1: those are the three big verticals. He's doing it NonStop.

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Speaker 1: A couple of the numbers some of the engine room

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Speaker 1: folks that repeat them. Okay, you got thirty seven train

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Speaker 1: in debt right now, we're going at about one point

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Speaker 1: four tree and dollars to think gross amount of interest

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Speaker 1: interest on this debt. Well, it's the flip side of

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Speaker 1: the trade deficit. Trade deficit now is twenty five treeon dollars.

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Speaker 1: I think in aggregate that means we've spent more or

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Speaker 1: coming into this country. We have a descert this. When

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Speaker 1: President Trump was talking over a tradeon dollars with China,

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Speaker 1: I think this is a gross amount. The net I

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Speaker 1: think with China is about six hundred billion last year.

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Speaker 1: The trade deficit, by the way, the last couple of

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Speaker 1: We sent essentially raw materials and some services to China,

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Speaker 1: and they sent us back finished goods, many of which

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Speaker 1: So we have twenty five train and trade deficit eighteen

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Speaker 1: and got Most Favored Nation status. I think it's six

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Speaker 1: hundred billion dollars a year for stealing of intellectual property

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Speaker 1: from our universities, from our companies, from the government, by

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Speaker 1: the Chinese Comptis Party. I think that adds up to

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Speaker 1: another twenty five or thirty trillion dollars of stolen intellectual

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Speaker 1: property that you paid for either supporting these state colleges

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Speaker 1: or are your taxes going to Ivy League schools, these

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Speaker 1: the research or your equity investments in these companies. The

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Speaker 1: intellectual property was stolen by the Chinese Comptis Party, fully

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Speaker 1: understood by Wall Street. That was on the reasons they said, hey,

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Speaker 1: you do these joint ventures, you can take the intellectual property.

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Speaker 1: We get that too. The folks on Wall Street knew

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Speaker 1: this why they were underwriting it. In fact, they encouraged it.

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Speaker 1: They thought it was a good thing. You know, why

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Speaker 1: put money in their pocket. Now it ain't putting money

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Speaker 1: is the contingent liabilities on the US dollar over one

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Speaker 1: hundred trillion dollars. I don't want to get into that,

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Speaker 1: because then you won't be sleeping at all. A Monday

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Speaker 1: that didn't turn out to be Black Monday. Jimmy Kramer

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Speaker 1: wanted it, Katie Turr wanted it, all the all the

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Speaker 1: jackals over at MSNBC wanted it. It didn't happen because

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Speaker 1: President Trump once again stepped into the breach and his

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Speaker 1: Secretary of the Treasury stepped up and started getting an

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Speaker 1: orderly process of how we're going to work through this

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Speaker 1: short commercial break, Mike Gibson or Mike Davis Rosemary Gibson

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Speaker 1: next only in the war.

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Speaker 9: Room, Chief Justice John Roberts is temporarily blocking a district

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Speaker 9: court order requiring that is that a Maryland man mistakenly

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Speaker 9: deported to El Salvador be returned to the US by midnight.

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Speaker 9: So this gives the court more time to consider the

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Speaker 9: issue after the Trump administration requested they intervene, So the

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Speaker 9: legal team for Kilmar Obrego Garcia now has until Tomorrow

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Speaker 9: night at five to respond. CBS News Department of Justice

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Speaker 9: correspondent Scott MacFarlane has been following this case closely. Scott,

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Speaker 9: thanks for joining us. What can we expect in this case?

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Speaker 10: The Supreme Court's going to hit this snooze button proverbially

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Speaker 10: on this case. Doesn't really change the fundamental dynamics here.

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Speaker 10: They now have until five pm tomorrow to make their

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Speaker 10: arguments over the matter, but the matter stays the same

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Speaker 10: a court in Maryland. The federal judge is ordered the

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Speaker 10: return of mister Abrago Garcia by the end of the

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Speaker 10: night tonight. Well, that's now pushed at least through five

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Speaker 10: pm tomorrow. The Department of Justice has acknowledged it was

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Speaker 10: a mistake in deportation that shouldn't have taken place. But

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Speaker 10: they've made the argument they can't get him from L.

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Speaker 10: Salvador because it's now in L. Salvador's jurisdiction. The US

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Speaker 10: Supreme Court may hash out some of what comes to

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Speaker 10: them in this. They may kick this back to the

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Speaker 10: federal judge in green Belt, Maryland, But for now the

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Speaker 10: deadlines have been delayed. They have not been canceled.

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Speaker 1: Okay. Article three's Mike Davis joins this. Mike all day

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Speaker 1: long up until up until this happened, MSNBC. This is

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Speaker 1: like the B block. They were saying he's coming back

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Speaker 1: at midnight or Trump officially gonna be held in contempt.

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Speaker 1: We just haven't. They haven't decided whether it's civil or

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Speaker 1: criminal contempt. They were lathered up on this one, bro.

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Speaker 1: What happened because you haven't heard a peep on it

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Speaker 1: in MSNBC since this ruling came down by the Supreme Court.

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Speaker 1: Why is this a big deal?

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Speaker 11: Well, I think the Chief Justice finally understands that these

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Speaker 11: activist judges don't have green Beret law clerks, and so

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Speaker 11: how the hell do these judges think that you're gonna

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Speaker 11: order the president of the United States to negotiate with

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Speaker 11: a foreign leader. A judge does not have that authority

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Speaker 11: to order the president to negotiate with a foreign leader,

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Speaker 11: especially on a compressed timeline like this, and get a

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Speaker 11: result from that foreign leader to bring back and illegal

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Speaker 11: immigrants into our country. That this guy was from l Salvador.

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Speaker 11: He was here illegally. He convinced an immigration judge that

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Speaker 11: he was going to be persecuted and L Salvador, Okay,

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Speaker 11: well you know what sent him to another country. He

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Speaker 11: shouldn't be in the United States if he's here illegally.

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Speaker 11: And for this judge to think that she can order

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Speaker 11: the president to negotiate with a foreign leader is just crazy.

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Speaker 11: And fortunately the Chief Justice is starting to wake up.

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Speaker 11: He's starting to get his judicial house in order.

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Speaker 1: Now you say this, he ruled against us the other day.

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Speaker 1: Why do you think this shows you that he's now

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Speaker 1: focused on what he said about this is important enough

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Speaker 1: that this because don't they aren't they on the hook

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Speaker 1: to actually give briefings tomorrow on this contempt. We have

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Speaker 1: a whole other thing going. Bosberg's got a contempt hearing

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Speaker 1: going about. You know, Bosberg's trying to step in and

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Speaker 1: be commander in chief.

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Speaker 6: Yeah.

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Speaker 11: I don't know how Boseburg can think that his case

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Speaker 11: is going to survive after the Chief Justice just just

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Speaker 11: did this administrative stay and a case that the facts

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Speaker 11: and the law are a lot worse for the Trump

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Speaker 11: administration on this one than the trend de arragua that

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Speaker 11: Boseburg tried to stop.

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Speaker 5: So I.

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Speaker 11: Hope that the Supreme Court is coming to its senses.

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Speaker 11: I hope the Supreme Court is stopping these judicial saboteurs.

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Speaker 11: I hope the Supreme Court understands that if Boseburg is

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Speaker 11: able to hold trumpet administration officials in contempt for not

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Speaker 11: turning around planes full of terrorists and bringing them back

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Speaker 11: to the United States. After this, Boseburg, the clown, exposed

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Speaker 11: dangerously exposed this ongoing military operations four saturdays ago, when

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Speaker 11: he wasn't even the emergency judge that weekend. He took

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Speaker 11: this upon himself to open up his courtroom, expose this

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Speaker 11: ongoing military operation where the President is working with the

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Speaker 11: Salvadorian president with a very sensitive military operation to get

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Speaker 11: over two hundred of the Western hemisphere's worst terrorist the

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Speaker 11: hell out of America. And Boseburg thinks he can expose that.

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Speaker 11: Boseburg thinks he can order planes to turn around. Boseburg

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Speaker 11: did not know the fuel levels. Boseburg did not know

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Speaker 11: the security footprint in America. We saw the security footprint

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Speaker 11: in El Salvador. Why the hell would we have had

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Speaker 11: that same security footprint in America Because who would have

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Speaker 11: imagined that some whack job DC activist judge thinks he

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Speaker 11: can order planes to turn around. So I hope that

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Speaker 11: this is the chief finally getting his judicial house in order,

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Speaker 11: because if Boseburg holds Trump administration officials and contempts, good luck,

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Speaker 11: Good luck Jeb Boseburg enforcing your contempt order, because I

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Speaker 11: just I don't see it happening.

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Speaker 1: Okay, all day long. This morning, there's been a huge

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Speaker 1: buzz because Jonathan Carl broke it this morning on Stephanopholis

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Speaker 1: on Good Morning America that prominent conservative people in the

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Speaker 1: judicial side of the conservative movement came to Jonathan Carl

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Speaker 1: and said, they're preparing lawsuits right now to go into

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Speaker 1: court and to shut down President Trump's reordering of the

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Speaker 1: global trade arrangements between countries. Your thoughts on this. This

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Speaker 1: is once again every action that President Trump was trying

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Speaker 1: to take as chief executive officer of the US government

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Speaker 1: or commander in chief of national security purposes is being

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Speaker 1: thwarted by these courts. What do you think about this one,

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Speaker 1: because I hear they may be as close as tomorrow

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Speaker 1: to be ready to file.

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Speaker 11: I think that these activist judges and these activist plaintiffs

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Speaker 11: are election deniers because President Trump campaigned on the facts

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Speaker 11: that he's going to hire Elon Musk, he's going to

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Speaker 11: set up the Department of Government Efficiency, he's going to

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Speaker 11: secure our border. He's going to deport illegal immigrants, particularly

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Speaker 11: foreign terrorists. He's going to impose tariffs on foreign countries

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Speaker 11: to rebalance our trade that's been so out of whack

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Speaker 11: for decades. And President Trump's doing it exactly what he

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Speaker 11: promised American voters he would do, and he got a

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Speaker 11: broad electoral mandate to do it, three hundred and twelve

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Speaker 11: electoral votes all seven swing states, The popular votes. He

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Speaker 11: has the legal authority to do this, both under Article

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Speaker 11: two of the Constitution and his statutory authority. And I

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Speaker 11: would say this, if you don't want the president to

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Speaker 11: have so much power, maybe you should not give the

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Speaker 11: executive branch so much power. Maybe you should follow the

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Speaker 11: Constitution and have the executive branch with its specific enumerate

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Speaker 11: it and divide it powers. And what's not specifically spelled

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Speaker 11: out in the Constitution belongs to the states the people.

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Speaker 11: But this idea that you're going to delegate to the

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Speaker 11: executive branch all of this power but the president doesn't

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Speaker 11: get to oversee that executive branch, that we have unelected

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Speaker 11: bureaucrats who are supposed to run the executive branch despite

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Speaker 11: what the president wants. That's the very definition of a

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Speaker 11: deep state.

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Speaker 1: Mike. I've talked to a number of Congressmen. They're sitting

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Speaker 1: there going they think it's time for hearings, particularly Burrow

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Speaker 1: Howe and Bosebort on these very topics. They're not saying

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Speaker 1: start impeachments. They're saying, but they are to come in

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Speaker 1: at least for kind of public I guess depositions, or

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Speaker 1: at least hearings by Judiciary. I don't know if there's

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Speaker 1: any momentum over there, movement over there. We've told the audience, hey,

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Speaker 1: make sure you're doing your home title lock because you've

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Speaker 1: got to have you on the ramparts. What is Article

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Speaker 1: three calling for right now? Because I know the audience

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Speaker 1: wants it, I know the MAGA base wants it. I

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Speaker 1: know there's many many Congressmen that think it should happen.

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Speaker 1: I certainly know that people in the Trump administration want

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Speaker 1: it and want it to happen right away. Where do

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Speaker 1: we stand with all this? You're kind of the go

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Speaker 1: to in this. Where do we stand?

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Speaker 11: I'm working very closely with Senator John Thune's office, the

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Speaker 11: Senate Majority Leader leader, along with Senator Chuck Grassley's office,

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Speaker 11: the Senate Judiciary Chairman, Senator Mike Lee, along with members

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Speaker 11: of the House. We are working on legislation right now,

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Speaker 11: various pieces of legislation to hold these activist judges accountable

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Speaker 11: for their unlawful temporary restraining orders that aren't temporary. At

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Speaker 11: least the Supreme Court finally fixed that problem yesterday or Friday.

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Speaker 11: Excuse me, we're Justice. Amy Cony Barrett switched sides from

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Speaker 11: her position she took several weeks ago that unleashed this

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Speaker 11: judicial sabotage. I said before that she's a rattle ball

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Speaker 11: professor with their head up rass. Well, at least on Friday,

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Speaker 11: she got her head out of her ass and she

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Speaker 11: finally understands that just because these judges called a temporary

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Speaker 11: restraining order, that does mean it's temporary. When you're sending

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Speaker 11: two billion dollars out the door, that's not temporary. It's

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Speaker 11: not coming back. And so it sounds like she's back

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Speaker 11: in line. What I've been calling on the War room

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Speaker 11: posse to do is to go to Article three projects

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Speaker 11: dot org. And I've never called on this before, but

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Speaker 11: I jud what Judge Jeb Boseburg, this activist Obama judge

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Speaker 11: and DC as doing is so unlawful and so dangerous

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Speaker 11: for him to expose and sabotage an ongoing military operation.

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Speaker 11: I've never called this before.

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Speaker 1: For this to app.

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Speaker 11: Before, I think the Trump administration had a constitutional duty

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Speaker 11: to ignore those orders to turn around the planes. And

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Speaker 11: I also think the House of Representatives must open an

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Speaker 11: impeachment inquiry on Boseburg because if he's sitting through an

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Speaker 11: impeachment inquiry he's not going to have time to moonlight

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Speaker 11: on the as the next commander in chief.

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Speaker 6: Whatever.

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Speaker 11: Saturday, he decides to go open his courtroom and expose

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Speaker 11: an ongoing military operation.

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Speaker 1: And as you called from day one, the this is important.

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Speaker 1: People need to go to Article three today and you've

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Speaker 1: got a script there too about the impeachment. You know,

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Speaker 1: even go by the hearing or even more important than

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Speaker 1: legislation right now is that he's going down the path

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Speaker 1: of contempt. He intends to basically chop block the Trump administration.

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Speaker 1: It's what they wanted to do at midnight tonight, if

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Speaker 1: if Roberts hadn't stepped in, if they didn't comply by midnight,

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Speaker 1: this is all they were taught. They were lathered up

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Speaker 1: all day. Oh, it's going to be contempt. The question

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Speaker 1: now is going to be civil or is it going

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Speaker 1: to be criminal. They're trying to go down It shouldn't

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Speaker 1: be lost. And this is the reason I went to

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Speaker 1: prison was contempt. This is the weapon they tempt they

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Speaker 1: try to use. Correct and Boseberg very specifically trying to

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Speaker 1: use it with Trump on the commander in chief issue.

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Speaker 1: This is why we have to take action now. Correct.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, he's a judge, Bosburg is acting lawlessly and dangerously.

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Speaker 11: He has no need to know anything about these flights.

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Speaker 11: He has no jurisdiction. This is at best a habeas

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Speaker 11: case where those prisoners can file a habeas petition in

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Speaker 11: Texas from where those planes took off. Jeff Boseburg does

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Speaker 11: not have the jurisdiction, does not have the power to

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Speaker 11: be in this case at all. He definitely does not

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Speaker 11: have the power to order the president to turn around

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Speaker 11: planes during an ongoing military operation. Think about how dangerous

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Speaker 11: that is. Think about how dangerous this precedent is. Where

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Speaker 11: a judge can expose and sabotage an ongoing military operation,

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Speaker 11: tell the president to turn around planes with two hundred

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Speaker 11: plus of the worst terrorists in the Western Hemisphere, and

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Speaker 11: then the judge land that The president lands the planes,

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Speaker 11: thank God. And this judge thinks he's going to hold

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Speaker 11: people in contempt. Hees trying to figure out how his

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Speaker 11: order was ignored. Hey, Jeff, you know why your order

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Speaker 11: was ignored because it was completely lawless and really dangerous.

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Speaker 11: Right did you know the fuel levels of these planes?

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Speaker 11: Did you know if there was a security footprint back

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Speaker 11: in America to take two hundred of the worst terrorists.

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Speaker 11: Did you want to undermine the president's ability to conduct

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Speaker 11: foreign affairs? If you're going to embarrass a foreign leader

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Speaker 11: after he has several hundreds of his law enforcement, military,

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Speaker 11: and intel officials waiting for these terrorists and this high

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Speaker 11: stakes operation, and you're going to embarrass that foreign leader,

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Speaker 11: so they don't want to do business with the president

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Speaker 11: going forward. Hey, Jeb, go to hell, buddy.

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Speaker 1: Big victory on Friday, Another big victory today. But we

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Speaker 1: need to get this done. On Bosberg, where do people go,

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Speaker 1: Mike on Article three? Where they go? Where they do?

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Speaker 11: Article threeproject dot org Article number three. Project dot org donates,

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Speaker 11: but only as much as you can afford.

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Speaker 1: Follow us on social media.

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Speaker 11: And the action item right now is let's impeach Jeb

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Speaker 11: Bosberg's ass. Let's haul him in. Let's make the process

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Speaker 11: the punishment. If he thinks he's going to take off

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Speaker 11: his judicial robe and climb into the political arena and

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Speaker 11: throw political punches. The Article three Project is very happy

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Speaker 11: to throw political counterpunchets.

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Speaker 1: Mike Davis, you're so also your Twitter feed it gets

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Speaker 1: a little hot late at night. Where do people go?

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Speaker 11: M R D D M I a my initials in

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Speaker 11: Des Moines Island.

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Speaker 1: Thank you Steve, thank you Mike Davis, and thank you

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Speaker 1: for leading the fight. Remember, the courts is where they

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Speaker 1: think they've got the advantage right now, including on this

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Speaker 1: trade situation. And these are conservative groups. What we hear

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Speaker 1: from Jonathan Carl at ABC News is that some big

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Speaker 1: conservative groups are going to take President Trump to court

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Speaker 1: to try to thwart his efforts to reorganize the world's

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Speaker 1: trading system so the American workers benefit in the United

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Speaker 1: States of America. Short commercial break back in the warm

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Speaker 1: in just a moment for the world of the Hot

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Speaker 1: kom we will break to the hot cod were originally

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Speaker 1: swin it. Let's stick down.

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Speaker 6: Confuse your host, Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 1: One of the best people we ever had come on

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Speaker 1: the show. Now join us in. Rosemary Gibson, Rosemary, you

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Speaker 1: put a book out in and for those of you

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Speaker 1: that have come to the show in the last couple

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Speaker 1: of years. Back in the early days of the pandemic,

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Speaker 1: Rosemary Gibson shocked America by coming on war and pandemic

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Speaker 1: at the time and saying, hey, got a heads up

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Speaker 1: for you folks. Most of the supply chains on so

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Speaker 1: many important areas are really controlled by the Chinese companies

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Speaker 1: party and they've done this just not to make money,

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Speaker 1: but also strategically. One of them is in generic drugs

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Speaker 1: and active farm pharmaceutical ingredients. She published a book that

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Speaker 1: was suppressed by Big Farmer came out in twenty eighteen

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Speaker 1: I think, called China RX. That was one of the

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Speaker 1: most you know it is an Ira was a turbo

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Speaker 1: type ex Bose or Sinclair Lewis from back from back

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Speaker 1: in the nineteen twenties and thirties. This was a blockbuster

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Speaker 1: people about how China had done this and making money

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Speaker 1: off it but also using it strategically. It is the

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Speaker 1: reason we talk about the JAS medical guys. They eventually

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Speaker 1: built a business around it. Now this fight about supply chains,

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Speaker 1: because this is one of the things we're talking about.

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Speaker 1: The company guys come and talk to the press and say, hey,

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Speaker 1: look we're gonna build the factors, we're gonna put money in,

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Speaker 1: but we also had to bring the whole ecosystem back

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Speaker 1: with us, including the supply chains. This is going to

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Speaker 1: take a while because the CCP has done this strategically.

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Speaker 1: First off, where do we stand with the generics Because

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Speaker 1: you've been working in with President Trump and others who

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Speaker 1: try to solve this problem which appears to be unsolvable.

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Speaker 1: But also you have another massive expos ma'am, in your

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Speaker 1: investigations into this area. You've got another blockbuster for us.

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Speaker 1: So the floor is yours. Rosemary Gibson, welcome back into

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Speaker 1: the war room.

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Speaker 12: And Steve, it's great to see you. Thanks so much

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Speaker 12: for airing this issue.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, China Orex exposed how dependent we are as a country,

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Speaker 13: so on that most of them metas that Americans take, Steve,

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Speaker 13: each one depends on China for at least one component,

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Speaker 13: and China knows exactly what our pain points are, so

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Speaker 13: I can imagine we might see some disruption in our

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Speaker 13: medicine supply chain in terms of the the starting materials.

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Speaker 13: And it's just like the rare earths China controls. The

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Speaker 13: upstream has all on the global supply, so we could

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Speaker 13: expect to see some real challenges with that. But I

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Speaker 13: think the real news here what's doing today, Steve, is

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Speaker 13: that it's not just that we've lost jobs and lost

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Speaker 13: our industrial base. We've had our trading partners dump substandard

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Speaker 13: drugs into the United States. These are not the illegal ones.

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Speaker 13: These are the ones in the legal supply chain. And

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Speaker 13: this has been known for a while. And the good

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Speaker 13: news is we had some tremendous leadership from the Department

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Speaker 13: of Defense and they started an ERIC drug testing program

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Speaker 13: in November twenty twenty three.

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Speaker 12: They realize the importance of this.

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Speaker 13: They have to protect their war fighters, their family members

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Speaker 13: and retirees and veterans. And so some of the results

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Speaker 13: are just beginning to come out. Steeven their blockbuster. They're

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Speaker 13: finding after just testing the first few drugs, and some

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Speaker 13: of these are in the top ten of what Americans take.

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Speaker 13: That thirteen percent of them have manufacturing defects. They have

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Speaker 13: parcynogens in them, led arsenic, and some of them don't

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Speaker 13: work as they should because they're not manufactured properly. If

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Speaker 13: you ask any manufacturer with a product with thirteen percent

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Speaker 13: manufacturing defects, that is off the charts.

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Speaker 12: You know.

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Speaker 13: People get their lives on these things, and some of

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Speaker 13: these products are really life savers. And I stay tuned

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Speaker 13: because there could be some things coming down the pike

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Speaker 13: showing that Americans are not doing too well in some

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Speaker 13: of these.

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Speaker 12: So we have to fix it and fix fast.

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Speaker 13: And the other key thing is that the Department of

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Speaker 13: Defense stocks the White House pharmacy and I'm sure it

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Speaker 13: must stock the crash cards. And so first priority one

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Speaker 13: O one is to expand this testing. And by the way,

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Speaker 13: we have to brief the new senior leadership in DD

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Speaker 13: because this was started under the.

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Speaker 12: Prior leadership and I give them a lot of credit

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Speaker 12: for this.

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Speaker 13: We have to brief the new leadership team and DoD

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Speaker 13: and they have to expand this testing. And these test results,

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Speaker 13: you know, they can be used by hospitals all over

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Speaker 13: the US because they're all the same what's used in

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Speaker 13: the White House and elsewhere basic drugs and hospitals around

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Speaker 13: the country.

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Speaker 12: We have to start testing.

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Speaker 1: Hang on, Rosemary, hang on, before my head blows up.

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Speaker 1: I'm a simple man. Let's go back to the beginning.

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Speaker 1: These generic drugs, well, hang on the I know China's

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Speaker 1: got a reputation making some shoddy product, but I thought

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Speaker 1: that since they do the generics and put in they

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Speaker 1: make the increase for other drugs once they come into

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Speaker 1: Once to get into the United States, don't you have

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Speaker 1: to go through some sort of I don't know if

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Speaker 1: it's FDA or who does it, but is it somebody

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Speaker 1: besides customs and border. Don't these have to be inspected

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Speaker 1: to make sure that they're the quality they say so

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Speaker 1: in the package, and so you don't get oursenake or

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Speaker 1: led or whatever else you said was in there. Isn't

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Speaker 1: there already a testing apparatus that just says, okay, dispatch

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Speaker 1: is not good and it's got to go back and

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Speaker 1: we find the company or we tell the company you

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Speaker 1: no longer can make drugs and products that come into

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Speaker 1: the United States.

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Speaker 13: Ma'am, Steve, we have, in a fay facto two regulatory systems.

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Speaker 13: We have one for US firms and European firms that

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Speaker 13: are professional, trustworthy companies and trustworthy countries.

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Speaker 12: And then we have in the case of China.

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Speaker 13: And by the way, these manufacturing defects are in products

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Speaker 13: coming from multiple countries. But the India, it was just

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Speaker 13: an issue with South Africa where they didn't have sanative.

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Speaker 12: Facilities.

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Speaker 13: They had an outside door left open letting all sorts

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Speaker 13: of air come in.

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Speaker 12: Was supposed to be a sterile facility. We have billions

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Speaker 12: and billions of.

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Speaker 13: Pills coming in every day, Steve, and it's an impossible

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Speaker 13: task for one federal agency to do that.

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Speaker 12: But with regard to China.

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Speaker 13: In a nutshell, China has no respect for our law

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Speaker 13: and our regulations when it comes.

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Speaker 12: To the FDA.

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Speaker 13: It was really shocking to see the former FDA commissioner

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Speaker 13: two years ago in March twenty twenty three till Congress

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Speaker 13: that China was blocking FDA inspectors from traveling to that

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Speaker 13: in country because they inspect the fabilities.

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Speaker 12: It was blocking them. Not transparent, big problem.

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Speaker 1: Hey, hey, rosewie Hanger, for one second, I'm gonna hold

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Speaker 1: you through to the six o'clock hour, a blockbuster report

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Speaker 1: as only Roseberry Gibson can give. I'm going to have

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Speaker 1: to drill down on this some more. It sounds like

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Speaker 1: the drugs coming in to the country from China are

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Speaker 1: not properly inspected, and where they are inspected, they're found

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Speaker 1: Wanting now, who would ever think that the Chinese Communist

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Speaker 1: Party would be part of some sort of system that

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Speaker 1: sent defective goods to the United States of America, including

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Speaker 1: the White House? Who to thunk it? And to our military?

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Speaker 1: Short commercial break, leave you with the right stuff, Rosemary

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Speaker 1: Gibson on the other side, and we're going to talk

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Speaker 1: about net and Yahoo's visit. Kind of a surprise, I

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Speaker 1: think to him about how advanced the discussions are with

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Speaker 1: the Americans and the Persians, direct discussions, negotiations. Sounds like

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Speaker 1: also some blockbuster news on artificial intelligence all next hour

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Speaker 1: in the war room.