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Speaker 2: Look at this map.

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Speaker 1: It reflects an alarming worldwide trend on the rise in autocracy.

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Speaker 3: Look, first of all, don't put me in a corner

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Speaker 4: You've been talking about some historical parallels.

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Speaker 3: I would drawn analogy and Joe, you remember to nineteen

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Speaker 2: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 2: It's Wednesday, four December and the Iarverlor twenty twenty four.

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Speaker 2: Bab Okay, thank you. So we got a lot to

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Speaker 7: That really kind of upsetting, But I think it's important

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Speaker 4: Mean legally per their laws.

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Speaker 7: Right, you can continue to find ballots with no postmarks

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Speaker 2: Hang hang it, whoa, whoa whoa hangover. Say, I got

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Speaker 2: take it? Give me this specifics of these postmarked? Are

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Speaker 7: I've spoken to Republicans that are not Trump guys, right,

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Speaker 7: And when you talk about the California elections, you know,

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Speaker 7: And it's sort of interesting that that is even understood

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Speaker 2: Why would it be but Alex, Alex, you're a lovely guy.

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Speaker 2: Why would it be bipartisan? The Democrats got a system

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Speaker 2: And these are congressional districts. Everything else has gone. People,

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Speaker 2: And here's my pitch. I will reverse everything Trump does

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Speaker 7: They're like half of them have been elected in the

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Speaker 7: I don't mean I gotta be nice to everyone, part

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Speaker 7: This election it's all House. I mean, the next election

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Speaker 7: And I think people are fighting, fighting, curing, taking legal action.

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Speaker 7: I mean, California is assesspool. It's a black hole in

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Speaker 2: Well, President Trump, President Trump, I'll have a two year term.

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Speaker 2: I have a one year second term. We'll get it

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Speaker 2: down there as good as the Republicans are doing, they're

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Speaker 2: trying to reverse things while they still have the two

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Speaker 2: thirds majority. They're licking their chops down there at a

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Speaker 2: couple of those House seats. We got a fight, and

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Speaker 2: I think people have to be prepared if you want

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Speaker 2: to keep the Trump movement going. Understand that they look

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Speaker 2: right now at the House in two years as really

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Speaker 2: the smart people look at their ballwark where they can

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Speaker 2: reverse or first off, stop it dead in its tracks.

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Speaker 2: Number two, reverse it, and they're going to peach him

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Speaker 2: for a third time. Write it down. Now get your

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Speaker 2: number two prints of lot and write that down, because

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Speaker 2: that's where he's going to pitch. He's going to pitch

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Speaker 2: it just like Nancy Pelosi in eighteen. I'm the first

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Speaker 2: one kept saying that. I said, Hey, she's running around

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Speaker 2: these people. They are knocking on doors in Iowa, the

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Speaker 2: sweltering heat in the summer because she's told I'm gonna

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Speaker 2: peach Trump and hey, wait for it, she impeached Trump.

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Speaker 2: That was the pitch. The same pitch is gonna happen, Alex.

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Speaker 2: We got to bounce. Uh give us. People need to

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Speaker 2: know where to go and follow it. I tell you

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Speaker 2: what didn't Hank Hank through the break. I want to

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Speaker 2: spend a few more minutes, right, they got Jack Pisobic,

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Speaker 2: I got others. Birch gold dot com. You think it's

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Speaker 2: time to talk about your finances and his precious metals?

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Speaker 2: An alternative talk to Philip Patrino the team Birch Gold

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Speaker 2: Turmoil in France, uh In in South Korea, big time

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Speaker 2: turmoil financially in the home of what modern monetary theory.

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Speaker 2: Get to that with Ben Harnwell deceiving short break, de

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Speaker 2: Grass Pusobic On the.

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Speaker 4: Other side, s.

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Speaker 2: Stephen K. Bab So Alex the engine room is focused,

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Speaker 2: is talking about stamina and focus and how we continue

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Speaker 2: to close on victories. Let me ask you with uh

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Speaker 2: with Gates, Waltz, Stephonic, get me through. Help me out here, brother,

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Speaker 2: what's going to happen? You know we got a one

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Speaker 2: or two seat majority right now. What is going to

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Speaker 2: happen when all these people drop out after January third?

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Speaker 2: Are we even going to be able to pass any legislation?

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Speaker 2: Give me the mechanics.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, so we'll get down to two seventeen fifteen.

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Speaker 7: And I would really dare anyone to oppose Donald Trump's agenda,

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Speaker 7: most of which was already passed out of the House,

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Speaker 7: right so the border wall, you know, all of the imports,

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Speaker 7: our parents bill rights, the stuff that trauma, energy independence,

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Speaker 7: just sort of the quick and easy to get out

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Speaker 7: in the first one hundred days. I would challenge anyone

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Speaker 7: to oppose. I mean, President Trump has so much political gap, Steve,

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Speaker 7: let's just bring it back quickly. The amount of people

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Speaker 7: in DC, and I know mag out there across the

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Speaker 7: country understood this.

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Speaker 4: But that said, Donald J.

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Speaker 7: Trump will outperform every single almost every single House candidate,

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Speaker 7: sending candidate governor down. The line was like five people,

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Speaker 7: two of us talking to each other right now in DC.

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Speaker 7: So none of the apparatus on our side really understood

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Speaker 7: that prepared for it.

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Speaker 4: I think now it's a wake up.

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Speaker 7: Call, although too late, and so as we prepare for

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Speaker 7: the mid terms, I do think MAGA is really in

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Speaker 7: the driver's seat with President Trump in office, sort of

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Speaker 7: taking a step back and looking at why that's the case,

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Speaker 7: because it used to not be the case. I used

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Speaker 7: to be House guys would come five points over Trump.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, but how can I understand that? I understand that.

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Speaker 2: But there their lesson is that, hey, Trump ain't gonna

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Speaker 2: run again. And when you say political capital, I got

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Speaker 2: one attorney, I got one warrior down. Unless we go

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Speaker 2: total fixed bannets in the Home Office has got to know.

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Speaker 2: Somebody there's got to stop leaking on alternatives, right are

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Speaker 2: I'm gonna have two down and their superstars in this

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Speaker 2: movement and now they're going to focus. Since Pete didn't

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Speaker 2: even get to flood the zone in early January with

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Speaker 2: a hearing, or at least take it to December, because

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Speaker 2: Peach's drawing a fire away from Cash and away from

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Speaker 2: Tulsi and away from Bobby Kennedy. Right, you're going to

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Speaker 2: have there. They're going to focus on Cash to turn

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Speaker 2: it out. I've got the New York Times is laid

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Speaker 2: out how McConnell's going to stop it through Thune. And

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Speaker 2: we know that's going to happen. You know that, and

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Speaker 2: I know that, And let's be brutally frank behind the scenes,

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Speaker 2: the more sophisticated resistance right now is not the Democrats.

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Speaker 2: They're still kind of recovering from the punch and they're

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Speaker 2: trying to figure it out and scrap around. But the Republicans,

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Speaker 2: the Republican established order, still believe in their art of

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Speaker 2: hearts that Trump is a passing summer storm and that

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Speaker 2: if they just tap Trump along that it will uh,

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Speaker 2: this this movement will dissipate or it will get so

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Speaker 2: frustrated and that will just either go away or we'll

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Speaker 2: fall back into the you know, Nikky bird brain, you

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Speaker 2: know Ronda santas Uh, you know Governor Young Cain. The

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Speaker 2: standard stock tax cuts and a little bit of deregulation

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Speaker 2: to make the donors happy. And we'll continue on the term.

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Speaker 2: You know, we'll continue on the forever wars. We'll continue

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Speaker 2: with the spending and the apparatus and the administrative state,

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Speaker 2: and we won't send anybody home that dems the facts.

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Speaker 4: Folks.

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Speaker 2: That that is reality, people, and I want to talk

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Speaker 2: about it, but that's reality. And you're going to see

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Speaker 2: this as you try to push up in the Senate, brother,

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Speaker 2: because you fight for every seat and stephonic fights for

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Speaker 2: every seat. Let me be blunt. Let me just tell

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Speaker 2: people a reality check. The Senate seat in Wisconsin, they

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Speaker 2: should have been in court. We should have been fighting

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Speaker 2: that in counting every ballot and just not that is

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Speaker 2: a win from us that only got stolen. They didn't

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Speaker 2: fight because Mitch McConnell doesn't want that extra seat. He

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Speaker 2: likes the fact he's got two Democrats and Collins and

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Speaker 2: Murkowski there and he's the deciding vote. And then they

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Speaker 2: can see if they get a micro around to somebody else,

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Speaker 2: they are going that's how they're going to blunt the

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Speaker 2: Trump forces. Am I incorrecting that they didn't want to

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Speaker 2: fight for these other seats, not just Carrie Lake. They

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Speaker 2: didn't want Sam Brown in Nevada, they didn't want the

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Speaker 2: pickup in Michigan. They didn't really fight for Mike Rogers.

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Speaker 2: He's not a MAGA guy. But they didn't want to see.

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Speaker 2: They didn't want to see in Wisconsin. Wisconsin's the most

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Speaker 2: obvious that if you were serious, you would fight tooth

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Speaker 2: and nail that. They like the fact that it's only

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Speaker 2: fifty three. They like the fact that Murkowski and Collins

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Speaker 2: are essentially Democrats. They like the fact the Mitch mcconne sing,

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Speaker 2: and they like the fact that they've got to go

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Speaker 2: up in cal tew to Mitch McConn on the Senate.

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Speaker 2: Where am I incorrect on that? Brother?

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Speaker 7: Well, see what I would say, because what you said

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Speaker 7: is so important about like sort of the next man out.

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Speaker 4: They're going after Pete.

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Speaker 7: It's Cash, next, it's Tulsi. I mean, there's literally nothing

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Speaker 7: more important than closing ranks, fixing bayonets and getting the

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Speaker 7: trenches and pushing forward with everything we've got on Pete

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Speaker 7: because they went after Gates, they took them down. This

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Speaker 7: is a sophisticated op with friends on our side, like

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Speaker 7: you're saying, involved in it. This is a highly sophisticated

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Speaker 7: from I believe the highest powers of Democrats partnered with

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Speaker 7: their allies on our side, of course, on our side,

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Speaker 7: of course, and they are moving this thing viciously and fast.

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Speaker 7: And this is and it's him down if he goes down,

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Speaker 7: and then it's the next one. We have to break

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Speaker 7: them with Pete. That is the most important thing. We

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Speaker 7: have to push this through with everything we've got a

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Speaker 7: lot of people are focused on getting this stuff. And

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Speaker 7: I mean I was working all night in the morning

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Speaker 7: doing when I can. You know, just a house guy,

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Speaker 7: you know, doing what we can and try to help

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Speaker 7: from the outside and do everything we can, because this

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Speaker 7: is the most vicious. You look at what's going you

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Speaker 7: take a step back. The Posse's smart looking at the signal.

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Speaker 7: This is really something. I'm glad We've got posts a

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Speaker 7: lot and he knows all the facts and everything. I mean,

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Speaker 7: this stuff is wild. But if we break them.

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Speaker 2: With it, but the grass correct me if I'm wrong.

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Speaker 2: Is Pete going over actually to the house today to

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Speaker 2: meet with some people. This is where I heard he

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Speaker 2: was going over to rally some of the troops over there,

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Speaker 2: although they don't participate in the confirmation process. Is that

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Speaker 2: actually going to happen? Is that just is that just rumor?

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Speaker 7: I think he's I know that they were trying to

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Speaker 7: meet with some other nominees. I'm not sure on that,

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Speaker 7: but I think that's great. But I think this really

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Speaker 7: is I mean, those that are allied with President Trump,

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Speaker 7: we are closing ranks. How we're doing everything we can.

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Speaker 7: This really is the most important fight for the boss

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Speaker 7: is this nomination? Because you look at that budget, depending

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Speaker 7: on you understand what's on the line. Those view see

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Speaker 7: what's on the line. He's the fight for the war fighters,

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Speaker 7: not the warmongers. That's the messaging. That's the sort of

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Speaker 7: battle line here, and I think people will sort of

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Speaker 7: expose where they are in that fight over the next

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Speaker 7: couple of weeks.

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Speaker 4: But it's very.

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Speaker 7: Important that everyone dig in nicely. We want to be played.

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Speaker 7: Call your senators, make sure they're out there publicly supporting

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Speaker 7: and going through the process, because it's it's key.

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Speaker 2: Alex. Where do people Where do people get get access

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Speaker 2: to you? Sir?

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Speaker 7: I'm on exit de grass eighty one. Getter at the grass.

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Speaker 7: Appreciate everyone. Just pete pete, pete bayonet, bayonet, bayonet, All

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Speaker 7: the way, Thanks.

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Speaker 2: Steve, Thank you, Brother Alex de grass Or at the house.

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Speaker 2: Can I play? Can we get I got post? So

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Speaker 2: can we play the defense a cut that we had

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Speaker 2: on the defense spending. Can we go. Let's go and

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Speaker 2: play that to bring in Poso.

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Speaker 8: Yes, there's bloat in the Pentagon budget. We're spending too

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Speaker 8: much in some cases on the wrong systems. But this

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Speaker 8: is a very powerful case that we need. This needs

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Speaker 8: to be needs to be a time of great innovation

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Speaker 8: and actually expansion of what we spend on defense, given

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Speaker 8: what's going on in the world geopolitically and in the

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Speaker 8: world of technology.

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Speaker 2: You heard it, eight hundred and forty eight billion dollars.

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Speaker 2: And that's not all of it. If you added it

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Speaker 2: all in as a tree in dollars, let's just top

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Speaker 2: it off and round it up the other departments. If

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Speaker 2: you add it up, what they really spent. Jack Pisoba,

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Speaker 2: you know this better than anybody. You're throwing intel, you

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Speaker 2: throw in some energy, you know some of the nukes.

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Speaker 2: You throw it all in, You top a tree in

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Speaker 2: dollars and right there they're up in your grill. They're

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Speaker 2: gonna say, yeah, there's some bloat. This a little bit waste,

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Speaker 2: frauden abuse. Don't give me waste, fraud and abuse. This

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Speaker 2: is programmatic. The empire is too big. You can't do.

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Speaker 2: If you're going to have the empire as you have

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Speaker 2: it today, you're going to be about a treeon dollars pasobic.

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Speaker 2: This fight over Pete Hexath is now symbolic, and I

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Speaker 2: just hope people in the Home Office understand that. You know,

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Speaker 2: when it's like in France in nineteen seventeen or eighteen,

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Speaker 2: like if you see pads of glory, when you put

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Speaker 2: the bannet on and you go up to take the

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Speaker 2: ann hill, you're going through no man's land. We would

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Speaker 2: like the artillery to be aimed at the Germans, not

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Speaker 2: aimed at our lines. To get guys motivated. We're motivated.

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Speaker 2: And what I'm afraid of here is that there's all

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Speaker 2: kind of mixed signals coming out. We're all in for

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Speaker 2: Pete Hexath, and Pete Hexath is symbolic. Now it's even

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Speaker 2: bigger than Pete Hexath. Are you with me on this

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Speaker 2: post so well?

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Speaker 9: I do think it's bigger and I just want to

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Speaker 9: give a huge shout out, not only to Pete Hegseth

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Speaker 9: his family, his mother coming out today, his wife being

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Speaker 9: there with him on the hill, President Trump calling Pete

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Speaker 9: hegg Seth earlier today and set telling him to keep fighting,

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Speaker 9: keep your head down, keep in there.

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Speaker 6: But the shout out has to be to Will Caine.

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Speaker 9: This guy has really stepped up as a brother in arms,

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Speaker 9: a battle buddy, someone who's got your back, and someone

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Speaker 9: who's rallying tier defense. When you see another guy taking fire,

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Speaker 9: when that guy on your team, even if it doesn't

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Speaker 9: directly benefit you personally, you know it's about the cause.

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Speaker 6: And Steve, there's a lot of people around who.

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Speaker 9: Say they know, oh, this is about the movement, or

666
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Speaker 9: this is about the money. And look, I see a

667
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Speaker 9: lot of people right now, and you can see this.

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Speaker 9: They're putting the movement over the money. And I love

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Speaker 9: to see that. I love to see it from Will Caine.

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Speaker 9: I love to see it from all the people that

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Speaker 9: are now rallying behind. Rachel Duffy is coming out, of course,

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Speaker 9: his other co host there for Fox and Friends Weekend,

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Speaker 9: and it's just incredible to see that all these people

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Speaker 9: they could keep their mouths shut, and all the eighteen

675
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Speaker 9: coming out rallying behind them and say this is stuff

676
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Speaker 9: is not real. It's never been true, and I love

677
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Speaker 9: to see it because what you're actually seeing within Fox,

678
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Speaker 9: by the way, is a bit of an internal fight

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Speaker 9: as well, from the people who are on air, from

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Speaker 9: the people who run the cameras, from the people who

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Speaker 9: work in the production versus, shall we say, the people

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Speaker 9: in the higher offices.

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Speaker 2: Well, let's talk about that. Man give the audience because

684
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Speaker 2: you know, as you know, a lot of the posse

685
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Speaker 2: does not watch Fox anymore for good reasons. But let's

686
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Speaker 2: talk about this Fox situation where these vicious leaks came out.

687
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Speaker 2: If everything wasn't bad enough, then they had these leaks

688
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Speaker 2: coming from Fox people that said he drank too much

689
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Speaker 2: and he had a problem drinker, which is what took

690
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Speaker 2: John Tower down what thirty or forty years ago. But

691
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Speaker 2: you had Will Kane and other step in a play

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Speaker 2: tell us what will his other host Duffy these other

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Speaker 2: people have been doing to come out front and say, hey,

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Speaker 2: we don't care about what these leaks were. Those are lies.

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Speaker 9: Well, they said, it's complete lies. I mean, look, this

696
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Speaker 9: guy does the morning show. They say, Look, if we

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Speaker 9: had smelled anything on his breath, we would have known

698
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Speaker 9: about this. Joey Jones as well, coming out people who say, look,

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Speaker 9: I don't drink.

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Speaker 6: What did Rachel say?

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Speaker 9: I think she said, you know, the only thing I

702
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Speaker 9: ever smelled on his breath was an egg sandwich and

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Speaker 9: a coffee, because you know, that's the kind of thing

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Speaker 9: he can't.

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Speaker 6: Get away with.

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Speaker 9: But let's cut back, let's cut the crap a little

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Speaker 9: bit here. Look, drinking has never been a problem in

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Speaker 9: terms of career path for people over at Fox.

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Speaker 6: There's a whole whole mess of dirty laundry.

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Speaker 9: We had dirty laundry day here at Human Events Daily yesterday.

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Speaker 9: There's a ton of dirty laundry over at Fox that

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Speaker 9: could come out if people want to go and play

713
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Speaker 9: that game. But we know this isn't actually about drinking,

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Speaker 9: this which never happened to begin with. And eighteen off

715
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Speaker 9: the record anonymous sources that nobody wants to come out.

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Speaker 9: Whereas Will Caine, he's got people who are on the record.

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Speaker 9: He's putting his own career on the line to do this.

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Speaker 9: Rachel Duffley is putting her own career on the line

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Speaker 9: to do this. Why are they doing that? Because he's

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Speaker 9: their brother in arms. This is band of brothers. This

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Speaker 9: is the type of men who founded this country. By

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Speaker 9: the way, it's people going up and putting up things

723
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Speaker 9: that they actually had to lose when you had something

724
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Speaker 9: to lose, putting that on the line. But what I'll

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Speaker 9: also say is it's the higher ups who are behind

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Speaker 9: all this. This is why you're getting the leads to

727
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Speaker 9: the Wall Street Journal. That's the Murdochs, that's Paul Ryan,

728
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Speaker 9: It's the neocons. Those are the people who are now

729
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Speaker 9: coming out against Pete Hegseth because they don't want any

730
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Speaker 9: cuts to the military. They don't want any pullback Ukraine, Syria,

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Speaker 9: all the rest of it. They love the war and

732
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Speaker 9: they want to keep the war going.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Pete Hexath, I mean the guy. They love the guy.

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Speaker 2: He's a he's a man's man. I mean, Pete's got

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Speaker 2: you know, he's got some he's got some chinks in

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Speaker 2: the armor. That's okay, everybody's got chinks in the armor.

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Speaker 2: Hexas exactly the mentality you need over that place right now.

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Speaker 2: In the same way, he couldn't run these smaller says

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Speaker 2: Pete Heggas will be fine. They'll put a great team

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Speaker 2: around him. Uh. Pete Hexas a leader, He's a leader

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Speaker 2: of men. And right now this is pure character assassination

742
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Speaker 2: and they're all in in the biggest way. Okay, Birch

743
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Speaker 2: Gold dot com a slash abandon end of the dollar Empire,

744
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Speaker 2: will talk a little bit about that. In the second hour.

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Speaker 2: We're going to talk some capital markets and some economics.

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Speaker 2: Jack Pisobics. Here, we've got the Third World War. Jack

747
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Speaker 2: Pisobak's going to get U up to date next to

748
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Speaker 2: the world for the world of the world.

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Speaker 10: I don't really hope and I'm hoping that Jake Sullivan

750
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Speaker 10: talked to Michael Wallace, who's in the incoming National Security

751
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Speaker 10: advisor or President Biden has talked to President Trump and

752
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Speaker 10: said here's what I'm going to do. I'm really hoping

753
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Speaker 10: that happened because what he has done, Biden through his action,

754
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Speaker 10: he's actually given President Trump more leverage, really because now

755
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Speaker 10: he can pull back, he can go left, he can

756
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Speaker 10: go right, he can do something. And I think what

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Speaker 10: he did is he basically said, well, this is what

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Speaker 10: I want to do. And I'm hoping it was. There's

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Speaker 10: something to this, I don't know, but it does give

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Speaker 10: the president President Trump more more ability to do to

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Speaker 10: pivot it from that.

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Speaker 2: Oh, that's interesting.

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Speaker 6: Just one quick question before we let you go left,

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Speaker 6: like five seconds general, but.

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Speaker 2: Not a quick question. I can't I can't take it. Okay, folks,

766
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Speaker 2: we're in the shooting part now of the Third World War.

767
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Speaker 2: We've warned you about this. We've we've we've helped Karen

768
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Speaker 2: Siegmuan and the team at AFA create that entire seminar

769
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Speaker 2: that we've gone around the country now for over a year.

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Speaker 2: I'd say, on the Eurasian land mass from Ukraine to

771
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Speaker 2: the Middle East, down there to the Gulf, the Red Sea,

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Speaker 2: let's go around to the South China Sea, and let's

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Speaker 2: go up to wait for it, Korea and Japan around

774
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Speaker 2: the rim of the Eurasian land Mass. There's a Third

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Speaker 2: World War, and now we're into the shooting part. Jack

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Speaker 2: Psobic Financial Times a Day. This is what in both

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Speaker 2: the war, the three lines of work on the war,

778
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Speaker 2: on the debt, in the economy and deficit, and on

779
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Speaker 2: the invasion. The Biden regime is boxing Trump in right

780
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Speaker 2: now every second every day, and nobody on Capitol Hill

781
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Speaker 2: is stepping up there and going, what the hell is

782
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Speaker 2: going on here? In an interregment after you lose an election,

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Speaker 2: and particularly a beat down like they just got. Okay,

784
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Speaker 2: they should put everything, pencils down, not all this crap

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Speaker 2: they're doing. And Jack, let's start in Ukraine. Man, I

786
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Speaker 2: don't think anybody the fin the extra times finally gave

787
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Speaker 2: us a couple of buried leads. But people do not

788
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Speaker 2: realize in this country what is happening in this war,

789
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Speaker 2: and this is going to have implications for you and

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Speaker 2: your children in this nation for decades to come unless

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Speaker 2: we get on top of it.

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Speaker 9: Jack Pasovic, Well, Steve, when you and I were discussing

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Speaker 9: this yesterday and we said, what is the strategic calculus

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Speaker 9: for Russia Vsavi the eastern provinces of Ukraine, and we

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Speaker 9: talked about how they fight low and slow. They encircle,

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Speaker 9: they create the cauldrons, and then they move forward and

797
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Speaker 9: anyone who's still in the cauldron that does not surrender

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Speaker 9: gets killed or worse, and they just keep moving and moving.

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Speaker 9: It's a different type of warfare than we do in

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Speaker 9: the West. It's not these long, these long battle runs.

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Speaker 9: It's not these you know, the blitzkree kind of stuff. No,

802
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Speaker 9: it's low and slow, and it's methodical, and it is

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Speaker 9: absolutely deadly and we said, they're just doing this methodically

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Speaker 9: across the eastern Russian speaking provinces all the way to

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Speaker 9: the Dnepper River. And we were talking about it all

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Speaker 9: day here yesterday on the program.

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Speaker 6: Well what do we see in the Financial Times London?

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Speaker 9: They have this huge piece up that's got essentially a

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Speaker 9: battle damage analysis of over ten thousand drone strikes that

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Speaker 9: have taken place where in Harsan City in the south

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Speaker 9: right on the banks of the Nepper River.

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Speaker 6: And why is this significant?

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Speaker 9: Well, it's because Harssan City is on the other side

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Speaker 9: of the Dnpper River. It is on the western side,

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Speaker 9: and in fact it's a city. So when I visited

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Speaker 9: Ukraine in twenty twenty two there in the south and

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Speaker 9: we made it as far as Mikliath, the Russians still

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Speaker 9: held the Harrison City. This is a key city that

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Speaker 9: sits essentially just towards the mouth of the Nepper River.

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Speaker 9: You control that, you control the entire river all the

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Speaker 9: way up to Kiev and beyond. This is a key

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Speaker 9: strategic port city there on the south and then that

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Speaker 9: river of course is your connective tissue where into the

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Speaker 9: Black Sea. So if you control this thing, you control

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Speaker 9: what exports. You control all the exports from Ukraine via

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Speaker 9: river into the Black Sea, control this strategic waterway and

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Speaker 9: what does it have. Very deep within the Financial Times article, well,

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Speaker 9: it finally admits that it looks like Russia perhaps is

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Speaker 9: setting up an invasion force for an amphibious assault across

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Speaker 9: that river to take Carson City once again. They had

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Speaker 9: pulled back. At one point, Sarafkin pulled back. He said,

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Speaker 9: we don't think it's defensible. We don't want to get in.

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Speaker 9: That was back in twenty twenty two, twenty twenty three.

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Speaker 9: Now that they've methodically moved their way forward, it looks

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Speaker 9: like they may take a play at taking the city

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Speaker 9: once more. Now, of course, the question remains will they

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Speaker 9: do that prior to Donald Trump coming back in. But

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Speaker 9: we saw what's happened over the last couple of weeks,

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Speaker 9: and over the last couple of weeks we saw these

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Speaker 9: long range missiles. But oh wait, the long range missiles.

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Speaker 9: The attack comes into Russia, they've stopped. And there used

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Speaker 9: to be all this talk in the press they say, oh,

843
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Speaker 9: we're so happy about the missiles, and look at how

844
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Speaker 9: great it was, and the NATO chiefs we're talking, oh,

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Speaker 9: We're finally taking the fight to the Russians.

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Speaker 6: You got the neocons up on Fox. They're getting all

847
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Speaker 6: giddy about it. They say, we're finally getting our big

848
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Speaker 6: war with Russia. This is the one we're waiting for

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Speaker 6: for our long time. Boys.

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Speaker 9: And then Russia responds with their originic hypersonic, and suddenly

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Speaker 9: all the happy talk goes away because the strategic calculus

852
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Speaker 9: is different because guess what, now it turns out that

853
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Speaker 9: the escalation ladder is not completely controlled by US. Now,

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Speaker 9: the escalation ladder, which we're already on, is controlled by them.

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Speaker 9: He doesn't need to go nuclear because there's nothing within

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Speaker 9: the US arsenal or the NATO arsenal or anything that

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Speaker 9: Ukraine has that can stop these hypersonics. And they're sitting

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Speaker 9: there knowing that they can do that with impunity.

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Speaker 2: Jack, Can you hang with me for the start of

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Speaker 2: the next I want to go through the situations with

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