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Speaker 2: Senator Eric Schmidt is here. Apparently we're getting ready to

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Speaker 2: Have you complained lately, at any point in recent years

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Speaker 2: Maybe it's a pen. See how this big pen here.

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Speaker 2: If you choose to diversify it on purpose, you will

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Speaker 2: Why the movies suck now because these people have warmed

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Speaker 2: All right, let's get to that political will on our side.

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Speaker 2: All right, let's get to why there's these freaking lines

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Speaker 5: It's crazy. So basically we passed eleven out of the

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Speaker 5: That moved on from defunding the police to defunding ICE.

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Speaker 2: All right, beyond the fact that Democrats are America hating

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Speaker 5: Well, I don't know how. I think. Ultimately, they just

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Speaker 1: Tell me about the Scam Act.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, so I think I think this is really important.

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Speaker 5: That's one piece. The deportations should continue of the fifteen

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Speaker 2: Oh gosh, Amen, All right, Senator, I'm assuming you're going

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Speaker 1: Anyway? Senator, thank you so much. I appreciate it all right.

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Speaker 14: The intelligence communities consensus is that Russia continues to try

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Speaker 2: That sounds really bad. A foreign country trying to interfere

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Speaker 2: update on that, joining me now, founder of Just the News.

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Speaker 1: We love him. He's always bringing us the juicy stories.

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Speaker 2: John Solomon, John, was it those dirty Ruskies trying to

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Speaker 2: interfere in our twenty twenty election?

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Speaker 15: If they interfered, China clearly interfered. What Chris Ray didn't

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Speaker 15: tell you during that testimony, it's his agency new, the

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Speaker 15: Homeland Security Department new, the CIA do, the NSA do

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Speaker 15: the Office of Director of National Intelligence all knew in

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Speaker 15: the spring of twenty twenty that China had hacked into

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Speaker 15: some of our voter registration databases multiple states. They had

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Speaker 15: obtained a voter data registration and we're planning to use

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Speaker 15: it to measure public sentiment in the summer. As you'll

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Speaker 15: see in my story tomorrow. It's the story broke today.

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Speaker 15: The document that confirms that was declassified, ironically by the

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Speaker 15: Biden administration, not by the Trump administration. It's a twenty

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Speaker 15: twenty document that was kept secret until the Biden years.

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Speaker 15: But when you release it, you realize that China obtained

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Speaker 15: large numbers of voter registration data of Americans. Why is

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Speaker 15: that significant? Well, one wants a foreign power has such data,

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Speaker 15: they can do two things. They can do exactly what

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Speaker 15: Chris Ray was describing there, and that is to do

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Speaker 15: malign influence operations on social media. Or they could also

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Speaker 15: start to file paper ballot requests and file votes in

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Speaker 15: the names of other people. It's a very real fear,

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Speaker 15: and it was a real fear because the other thing

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Speaker 15: that Chris Ray didn't mention, right, so he mentioned the Russians,

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Speaker 15: but they had just as good as evidence of what

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Speaker 15: China was doing. What he didn't also mention was that

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Speaker 15: his own bureau had received evidence in the summer of

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Speaker 15: twenty twenty. So in the spring they learned that the

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Speaker 15: voter voter registration data has been compromised by China. In

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Speaker 15: the summer, they learned that China had sent some driver's

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Speaker 15: licenses to the United States in a scheme, according to

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Speaker 15: the FBI's own documents, its own informant in China, that

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Speaker 15: was designed to put the requests in for fake ballots

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Speaker 15: and to help Joe Biden win the twenty twenty election.

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Speaker 15: Chris Ray knew all those things. He decided to tell

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Speaker 15: Congress only about the things involving Russia because Russia RuSHA

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Speaker 15: Russia was the preferred narrative of elitists. We now know

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Speaker 15: that the intelligence may had massive amount of data of

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Speaker 15: China influence in China malign activities in the twenty twenty

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Speaker 15: election and since then, and ironically, our intelligence communities kept quiet,

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Speaker 15: unlike Britain. When Great Britain found out two years ago

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Speaker 15: its voter registration databases had been hacked by China, there

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Speaker 15: was a national scandal, a national crisis. There were recriminations

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Speaker 15: and investigations and firings, and an improvement in election security

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Speaker 15: prompted by that. But in America, the CIA, the NSA,

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Speaker 15: the FBI, the d and I all kept quiet about

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Speaker 15: it for the last six years.

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Speaker 2: John, That's the part that honestly concerns me. It's not

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Speaker 2: a shock that the Chikoms will be doing dirty things

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Speaker 2: in our elections. I'm not worried about our own deep

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Speaker 2: state if we have to use it now knowing it,

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Speaker 2: And John, I guess I have to ask, because you're

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Speaker 2: the one who's gone through the documents.

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Speaker 1: Did they know it and cover it up? Did they

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Speaker 1: know it and keep quiet about it?

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Speaker 2: But how far did the deep state go to make

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Speaker 2: sure I didn't know until today.

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Speaker 15: They went really far. I'm gonna have a new story

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Speaker 15: tomorrow morning. I think you'll enjoy it because it takes

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Speaker 15: the intelligence community Abbud's minutes a person that we don't

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Speaker 15: think of very much. He's a person that's supposed to

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Speaker 15: represent the public's interest in the intelligence community alphabet suit.

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Speaker 15: Most people have never heard of the guide. He took

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Speaker 15: a look at this and you know what he found.

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Speaker 15: He found that the Intelligence Committee wanted to accentuate Russia

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Speaker 15: because that was a preferred narrative. But when they found

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Speaker 15: the same evidence of China meddling, China intrusions, China breaches,

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Speaker 15: they downplayed it because they didn't want Donald Trump to

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Speaker 15: have a narrative against China. If you remember where we

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Speaker 15: were in twenty twenty, we were dealing with the COVID pandemic.

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Speaker 15: Donald Trump thought China was behind it. He turned out

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Speaker 15: to be right. The intelligence community wanted to silence him

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Speaker 15: on that issue, and they were willing to go as

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Speaker 15: far as to keep from the American public in Congress

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Speaker 15: evidence of China's intrusions into our voter databases. Just I mean,

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Speaker 15: Donald Trump, that's what the Intelligence Committee's ombitsman ultimately found.

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Speaker 2: Good God, Okay, that's bad. I hate to change the

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Speaker 2: subject because this stuff is so bad. It's just what

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Speaker 2: this might mean for the country so bad. But let's

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Speaker 2: talk about some election integrity stuff, because that isn't going

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Speaker 2: Boy Trump still talks about it. He's obviously hot on this,

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Speaker 2: He's obviously still looking into it.

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Speaker 1: What's happening in Arizona.

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Speaker 15: Well, in Arizona, the FBI executed a grand jury subpoena

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Speaker 15: asking the state Senate for its records of the twenty

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Speaker 15: twenty election. The reason they went to the Senate not

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Speaker 15: to Maricopa County, which is the big county that the

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Speaker 15: FBI is looking at, is that Maricopa County had already

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Speaker 15: destroyed those records. By the way, nothing nefarious, that's the

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Speaker 15: normal process. The state Senate, which did its own review

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Speaker 15: of the twenty twenty elections, still had the data, so

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Speaker 15: it allowed the FBI to collect outa that that would

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Speaker 15: normally not be there. What are they looking at. They're

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Speaker 15: looking to see if Maricopa County, the largest voting metropolis

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Speaker 15: in the Arizona has the city of Phoenix, and it

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Speaker 15: long been a concern for both Democrats and Republicans that

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Speaker 15: maybe doesn't run elections very well. They want to know

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Speaker 15: if they in any way didn't follow the state laws

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Speaker 15: that govern how you run an election. Why, because that

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Speaker 15: becomes a federal count. If you knowingly and willingly don't

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Speaker 15: follow your rules when it comes to apps and tee ballots,

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Speaker 15: or how you store voter registration, or how you store

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Speaker 15: live votes, or how you store blank ballots, you can

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Speaker 15: be federally prosecuted under Section one fifty two of the

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Speaker 15: US Federal Code. It's not been enforced in a long time,

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Speaker 15: but it is a law on the books. It's much

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Speaker 15: like al Capone getting caught on taxes rather than mob stuff.

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Speaker 15: They're looking at it from that perspective, and they're looking

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Speaker 15: from twenty twenty to twenty twenty four. Now, twenty twenty

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Speaker 15: was the first out of they got, but they're also

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Speaker 15: looking at some observations that two Congressional oversight staffers made

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Speaker 15: when they went to Arizona in twenty twenty four. Now

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Speaker 15: this is interesting. Donald Trump's Justice Department and his FBI

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Speaker 15: are looking at Arizona's behavior when Donald Trump won the

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Speaker 15: election in twenty four. You know what, because they're not

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Speaker 15: worried about whether you want to lost. They want to

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Speaker 15: make sure the law was fouled. They went to a

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Speaker 15: center called Runback. This center had, according to the observers,

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Speaker 15: live ballots stored by the blank ballots, no observers. It

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Speaker 15: was off site. It wasn't the official Maricopa center. It

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Speaker 15: was somewhere else, many miles away. The two staffers, one Republican,

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Speaker 15: one Democrat, wrote a report to the House Administration Committee

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Speaker 15: saying this was very alarming. It didn't follow the good

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Speaker 15: rules that you're supposed to have for elections. That's another

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Speaker 15: piece of evidence that the FBI is now following up.

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Speaker 15: If that center didn't comply with the law, if Maricopa

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Speaker 15: County or the Arizona State elections people didn't follow the law,

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Speaker 15: they did so intentionally, you could see federal charges under

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Speaker 15: the laws that are already on the books.

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Speaker 2: All right, tell me about Fanny Willis and the Biden

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Speaker 2: White House.

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Speaker 15: Fanny Willis is the gift that keeps on and given.

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Speaker 15: First she gave us an affair with her prosecutor. Then

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Speaker 15: she gave us a case I got thrown out of court.

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Speaker 15: Now she gave us perhaps the greatest proof that we're

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Speaker 15: going to get that the Biden Justice Department and the

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Speaker 15: Biden Whitehouse we're coordinating with her, a local prosecutor, to

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Speaker 15: try to double the jeopardy, double the cost, double the

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Speaker 15: reputational harm, and double the bandwidth loss that would come

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Speaker 15: with having Donald Trump charged by Jack Smith federally and

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Speaker 15: Georgia at the local level. So she's the Atlanta area prosecutor,

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Speaker 15: a Democrat. She ran on the notion she was going

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Speaker 15: to get Trump, and she did. She did, she didn't diet.

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Speaker 15: Now that case has been thrown out, she's been removed

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Speaker 15: from the case. He's been disgraced in many ways. But

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Speaker 15: what we learned in a three year effort to get

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Speaker 15: documents from her office, which we ultimately won with the

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Speaker 15: help of the America First Legal Foundation, is that she

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Speaker 15: was coordinating this. She was working with Joe Biden's White

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Speaker 15: House to get a waiver of Donald Trump's executive privilege,

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Speaker 15: something very rare for a state case. Now, in the

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Speaker 15: years past, going all the way back to Nixon, executive

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Speaker 15: privilege is sometimes way at the federal level. It's very

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Speaker 15: rare for it to be waived at the state level.

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Speaker 15: They got that from Joe Biden's White House, then they

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Speaker 15: got grant money and other assistants from the Justice Department.

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Speaker 15: In fact, the grant money was a no bid contract.

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Speaker 15: They basically said, sole source. You could just have it,

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Speaker 15: apply for it. It's your money, which is exactly the

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Speaker 15: concern that Republicans and Congress have had that the Justice

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Speaker 15: Department not only coordinated with local prosecutors to create a

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Speaker 15: double jeopardy prosecution of Trump and his followers, but use

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Speaker 15: taxpayer money to underwrite it. And now looks from the

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Speaker 15: documents we got from Fanny Willis, and that is something

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Speaker 15: that was going on.

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Speaker 1: John, are you talk to you all day, my friend?

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Speaker 1: But you have go.

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Speaker 2: You have to go do actual journalism. While I screw off,

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Speaker 2: I appreciate your brother.

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Speaker 1: These people have to go to prison. Man.

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Speaker 2: Also, I heard Cuba is beautiful. I've never been. Maybe

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Speaker 2: I'm going to go soon, though?

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Speaker 1: Is that think? I think? Maybe we're about to own it.

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Speaker 1: I woke up.

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Speaker 2: Yes, I was talking to ob We were sitting in

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Speaker 2: the kitchen, and I said, Uh.

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Speaker 1: The whole islands without power, like all of it. Let's

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Speaker 1: find out what's happening there. Francis Martell joins a cin

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Speaker 1: A moment. You know what, I bet you their puretalk

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Speaker 1: phones still work. I mean, I can't confirm that. I

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Speaker 1: don't want to say because I'm not there.

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Speaker 2: But the coverage with my Puretalk phone is amazing, and

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Speaker 2: people think when they switch to pure Talk, Well, I

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Speaker 2: want to support a company that's patriotic, so I'll switch

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Speaker 2: to pure Talk. I want to support a company that

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Speaker 2: hires Americans, so I'll switch to pure Talk. But my

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Speaker 2: cell service will probably go down. He'll I'll drop calls.

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Speaker 2: They're on the same towers. I'm not asking you to

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Speaker 2: sacrifice a thing. In fact, if you want to keep

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Speaker 2: your phone, you want to keep your number, keep your phone,

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Speaker 2: keep your number.

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Speaker 1: Pure Talk makes it easy.

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Speaker 2: And I love that because don't we all want life

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Speaker 2: to be easier. Puretalk dot com slash jessetv we'll be better.

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Speaker 16: And you know, all my life, I've been hearing about

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Speaker 16: the United States and Cuba. When will the United States

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Speaker 16: do it? I do believe I'll be the honor of

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Speaker 16: having the honor of taking Cuba. That'd be good honor.

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Speaker 16: That's a big honor. Taking Cuban in some form. Yeah,

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Speaker 16: taking Cuba. I mean whether I free it, take it,

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Speaker 16: I think I could do anything I want with it.

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Speaker 16: You want to know the truth. A very weekend nation

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Speaker 16: right now. They were for a long time, very violent,

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Speaker 16: very violent leaders.

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Speaker 2: What does that mean? I mean, I heard the place

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Speaker 2: is beautiful, but I don't know. Joining me now, Francis Martel,

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Speaker 2: Breitbart's international news editor. We need Francis's wisdom here. Okay, Francis,

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Speaker 2: what's going on and let's start.

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Speaker 1: Let's start here. What's going on in Cuba right now?

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Speaker 2: Because I woke up yesterday and sitting having breakfast with

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Speaker 2: my wife.

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Speaker 1: I see they don't even have any power. What's happening?

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Speaker 4: So Cuba has been in a state of constant protest

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Speaker 4: essentially since twenty twenty one. That was the last big

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Speaker 4: wave of Cuba news we had in the United States.

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Speaker 4: They had this massive protest, two hundred thousand people in

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Speaker 4: every major city went to the streets, and then it

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Speaker 4: just sort of died down in mainstream media coverage. But

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Speaker 4: Cubans have been protesting like this constantly since then. So

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Speaker 4: that's five years of constant protests. The protests escalated in

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Speaker 4: the past three months because we arrested Nicolas Malula, the

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Speaker 4: dictator of Venezuela. Maluda was offering Cuba free oil and

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Speaker 4: a lot of financial support, and Mexico which also has

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Speaker 4: a leftist president with supplying oil, and they stopped supplying

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Speaker 4: oil essentially because Trump told them to stop. So without

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Speaker 4: the Venezuelan and oil, without the Mexican oil, and now

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Speaker 4: obviously Iran has been compromised as well, the biggest sources

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Speaker 4: of oil for you know, the international bad guys.

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Speaker 6: Cuba has run out of power.

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Speaker 4: It's power grid has been collapsing for decades and it

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Speaker 4: has gotten to a point where now there simply is

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Speaker 4: no electricity on a regular basis.

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Speaker 6: In the country, especially at night.

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Speaker 4: So what happens at night is without access to electricity,

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Speaker 4: the regime doesn't have surveillance, footage, security cameras, all of

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Speaker 4: the technology that a country like China uses to repress

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Speaker 4: people has disappeared. And so now for the past eleven nights,

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Speaker 4: we've seen massive protests in Cuba, to the point where

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Speaker 4: in Siego de Avila they burned down the local Communist

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Speaker 4: party headquarters. That's how big they are, and the regime

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Speaker 4: can do very little about it.

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Speaker 1: Okay, Francis, can you walk me through.

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Speaker 2: I know Trump kind of comes down on all sides

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Speaker 2: of everything, it's just the way he is, but it

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Speaker 2: almost sounds like through some of his statements that we're

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Speaker 2: working with the regime or something in some way, as

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Speaker 2: if they're just going to hand it over like it's

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Speaker 2: a Christmas present or something.

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Speaker 1: Help me understand this because I don't understand it.

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Speaker 4: Yes, I think that type of talk from Trump, that

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Speaker 4: we're talking to the people over there, that we're having negotiations.

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Speaker 6: It comes from a concern that we don't want to

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Speaker 6: do another Libya.

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Speaker 4: Right when Warmartadaffi was essentially lynched in the street, there

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Speaker 4: was a massive power vacuum, and now we have the

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Speaker 4: return of the slave trade to Libya. We don't want that.

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Speaker 4: We don't want these power vacuums. So what we're doing

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Speaker 4: is what we did in Venezuela, where we're trying to

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Speaker 4: identify people that are adjacent to the Castro regime that

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Speaker 4: are willing to betray the.

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Speaker 6: Actual power brokers in the country there in order to have.

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Speaker 4: A little bit of power and maybe a little bit

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Speaker 4: of money, but also facilitate some sort of transition to democracy.

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Speaker 4: And that's what's happening in Venezuela where we see Delsa Rodriguez,

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Speaker 4: who was Maluo's most loyal soldier until she wasn't, and

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Speaker 4: now she is meeting with Doug Bergham talking about shipping

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Speaker 4: oil to.

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Speaker 6: The United States.

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Speaker 4: I think that's what Trump wants in Cuba, and ultimately

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Speaker 4: those people will be removed also, and then you will have,

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Speaker 4: you know, a long term transition to a free state.

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Speaker 2: Okay, all right, do we have any idea? Do we

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Speaker 2: have names? Francis is what I want to know.

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Speaker 1: Is there a guy? Is there a girl?

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Speaker 2: Is there something we've identified as Okay, probably not warm

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Speaker 2: and fuzzy. They're part of the Castro regime, but somebody

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Speaker 2: maybe we can work with.

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Speaker 4: Yes, So, no one in Cuba that has power isn't

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Speaker 4: a Castro, and that includes Miga Diaz Canell who's the

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Speaker 4: quote unquote president. He doesn't have any real power. The

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Speaker 4: Castro family has the power. So there's been multiple reports,

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Speaker 4: you know, there are anonymous reports. The White House isn't

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Speaker 4: giving us anything concrete that our Secretary of State has

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Speaker 4: been talking to Alejandro Castro Espin, who is the son

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Speaker 4: of our old Castro who's the dictator of the country.

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Speaker 4: They call him at Gangarejo the crab. I guess because

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Speaker 4: he's prickly and he's dangerous. That's the guy that we've

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Speaker 4: been allegedly talking to, and then this week the person

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Speaker 4: that came out and said that the Castro regime is

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Speaker 4: now allowing Cuban exiles to invest in the country. That

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Speaker 4: is how Castro's great nephew, so the grandson of his sister.

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Speaker 4: So there's multiple Castros there that are allegedly talking to

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Speaker 4: the regime. And then there's this really funny third plot

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Speaker 4: here where Sandro Castro, who's Fidel Castro's brand son. He's

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Speaker 4: an Instagram influencer and he's highly unserious and has been

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Speaker 4: completely left out of this.

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Speaker 6: He has been posting.

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Speaker 4: Videos on Instagram saying that he's actually the one talking

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Speaker 4: to Trump. So he's trying to elbow into this because

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Speaker 4: he wants his money. But he's the least serious Castro.

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Speaker 4: He's like the fail son of the family and he's

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Speaker 4: complicating things too.

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Speaker 2: Ah well, good old Instagram Foreign policy by Instagram. Okay, Francis,

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Speaker 2: can you help me understand what you think the future

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Speaker 2: goal might be. Let's just say, any one of these

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Speaker 2: people we get them, we're gonna transition the government. We're

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Speaker 2: not gonna take but right it would be more of

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Speaker 2: you know, kind of a Puerto Rico situation.

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Speaker 4: What say you, well, I mean, are you talking in

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Speaker 4: the next ten years or the next hundred years. I mean,

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Speaker 4: I think within the next one hundred two hundred years,

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Speaker 4: annexation is totally on, you know, on the table. But

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Speaker 4: that's that's a centuries long process. What you have now

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Speaker 4: in Cuba is essentially what you have in Haiti, minus

752
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Speaker 4: the gangs. You have a completely failed state, no infrastructure,

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Speaker 4: a population with basically no education because the school system

754
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Speaker 4: is all communist propaganda. It's going to take centuries to

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Speaker 4: rebuild what was there in nineteen fifty eight. So I

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Speaker 4: think right now the goal is just get China out

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Speaker 4: of there, get Russia out of there, get Ran out

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Speaker 4: of there. All of the really heavyweight villains, enemies of

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Speaker 4: the United States that have been exploiting Cuba for centuries.

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Speaker 6: We got to get them out of there.

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Speaker 4: And I think it's the in America's interest to have

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Speaker 4: a government there that is not tied to enemy. But

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Speaker 4: that doesn't mean that we have to be there and

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Speaker 4: build democracy for centuries. I don't think that's what Trump wants.

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Speaker 4: I think he just wants to dismantle the apparatus that

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Speaker 4: facilitates China and Russia and Iran being ninety miles away

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Speaker 4: from our shores, being on an island where we have

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Speaker 4: a really important military base.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that makes sense, Francis, thank you for some education.

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Speaker 2: I certainly needed it to come back. So all right,

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Speaker 2: it's Saint Patrick's Day. I'm already laughing. You know what

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Speaker 2: we do every Saint Patrick's Day. Maybe this is your

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Speaker 2: first year watching, I'm right. So if it is your

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Speaker 2: first year, you're in for a treat. If it's not,

775
00:41:40,719 --> 00:41:42,960
Speaker 2: if you've been watching for some time, you know exactly

776
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Speaker 2: what's about to come and lighten the mood.

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Speaker 1: Sit back and enjoy. We'll be back.

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Speaker 2: All right, it's time to lighten the mood. And if

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Speaker 2: you've been watching I'm right for any length of time,

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Speaker 2: you know that this is a bit of an annual

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Speaker 2: tradition on this show.

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Speaker 1: It is Saint Patrick's Day.

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Speaker 2: Happy Saint Patty's Day, by the way, and in honor

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Speaker 2: of Saint Patrick's Day, we have to bring you once

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Speaker 2: again the greatest Saint Patrick's Day news report of all time.

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Speaker 4: Well, just in time for Saint Patrick's Day, crowds are

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Speaker 4: coming by the dozens to get an up close view

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Speaker 4: at what some say as a piece of Irish folklore.

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Speaker 2: Some people in the Criton area of mobiles say a

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Speaker 2: leprechawn has.

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Speaker 1: Taken up residents in their neighborhood. A leprechawn me CEE

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Speaker 1: fifteen's Brian Johnson has.

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Speaker 7: More curiosity leads to large crowds in mobile's Critoned community.

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Speaker 7: Many of you bring binoculars, canquarders, even camera phones to

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Speaker 7: take pictures. To me, and the lack of left con

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00:42:48,200 --> 00:42:49,919
Speaker 7: to me, I gotta do look a bit of cheap.

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Speaker 7: Who else the lea yeah yeah. Eye witnesses say the

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Speaker 7: leprechaun only comes out at night. If you shine a

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Speaker 7: light in its direction, it suddenly disappears. This cemetery sketch

800
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Speaker 7: resembles what many of you say the leprechaun looks like.

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Speaker 7: Others find it hard to believe and have come up

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Speaker 7: with their own theories and explanations for the image.

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Speaker 17: My theory is casting a shadow from the other limb.

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Speaker 1: Good be a crackhead. It got hold of the round stuff.

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Speaker 16: And it told him to get up in a tree

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Speaker 16: and play a leprechaun.

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Speaker 17: We don't get down to the bottom of this, Yes,

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Speaker 17: still down there. God, don't be afraid don't be afraid man.

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Speaker 7: This guy helping to direct traffic says he's prepared for

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Speaker 7: his encounter with the Leprechaun. He suited up from head

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Speaker 7: to toe.

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Speaker 1: This war's all smells right here. This is a special

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Speaker 1: lepricu and.

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Speaker 17: Flute which has been passed down from thousands of years

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Speaker 17: ago from my great great grandfather who was Irish.

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Speaker 1: I just came to help out.

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Speaker 7: Others, just came to get lucky in hopes a pot

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Speaker 7: of gold may be buried under this tree.

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Speaker 11: I'm gonna run a back hole hunt route that tree.

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Speaker 6: I want to know what a gold I want to go.

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Speaker 1: Give me the gold I want to go.

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Speaker 7: This is Brian Johnson, NBC fifteen News.

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Speaker 2: Great great great grandfather who was Irish thousands of years ago.

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Speaker 1: So good, happy Saint Patty's. They'll see them all