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Speaker 3: Say Moki, I see that, paa my pansa yah nasa.

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Speaker 4: Wanda?

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Speaker 2: What's about you?

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Speaker 1: David and Bava.

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Speaker 5: And the programming didn't work out too well one hundred

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Speaker 2: But I will say it is.

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Speaker 6: If the intention was to.

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Speaker 5: Provoke people that support ice and whatever they're doing in Minneapolis,

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I suppose. So my problem, Joe is I just

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Speaker 5: So yeah, exactly.

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Speaker 7: I don't own any of Bad Bunny's music. I'm familiar,

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Speaker 7: you know. I know I'm not the target demographic. But

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Speaker 7: the way, my high school Spanish is so rudimentary. I

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Speaker 7: But I grew up in La Los Angeles, and you

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Speaker 7: know that, in a way, it was a very American Showdill.

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Speaker 5: Unless, of course, you are a bigot and you want

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Speaker 5: In fact, he's more American than dozens of people who

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Speaker 5: that's been directed toward them. First of all, this had

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Speaker 6: We are Americans.

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Speaker 5: That's the first thing. Because there are a lot of

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Speaker 8: They are that big.

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Speaker 5: The Magarite tried to go after the NFL. I heard

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Speaker 10: Andrew?

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Speaker 11: Yeah, it was a kind of blew our minds actually

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Speaker 11: And you saw that from Kid Rock, who said God

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Speaker 11: It was just good music for Americans, for people that

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Speaker 4: It's also the case that we got sixty million, sixty

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Speaker 4: Five million we're Spanish this first language. Another twenty million

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Speaker 4: Thing was Bad Buddy's message of unity. And you know,

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Speaker 9: There's a book that's sitting in your house somewhere that

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Speaker 6: Here's a man who died for all our sins. The

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Speaker 2: Give you life, Jesus, and.

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Speaker 6: It give you a second chance till you can't.

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Speaker 5: Donald Reagan's farewell speech to America, and he says, it

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Speaker 5: It's an America that throws open their arms to America.

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Speaker 5: Ronald Reagan said this. Ronald Reagan said this, not some

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Speaker 5: that's what we'll keep America forever young, forever vibrant, and

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Speaker 2: Of the rest of the World's that's what we have.

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Speaker 2: That's our gift.

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Speaker 5: That's been our gift for over two hundred and fifty

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Speaker 6: We're basic and you're a great and you're a great

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Speaker 9: And the number one more time, how many people watched

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Speaker 6: This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray

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Speaker 6: for our enemies because We're going to medieval on these people.

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Speaker 6: Here's not got a free shot. All these networks lying

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Speaker 6: to share the big line?

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Speaker 2: Mega media?

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Speaker 6: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 6: It's Monday, ninth February and the year of our Lord

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Speaker 8: These documents are now out there for everybody to see.

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Speaker 8: Pretty stunning, though maybe not so stunning given what we've

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Speaker 8: learned about the FBI.

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Speaker 6: Is there any part of this that shows that they

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Speaker 6: briefed that Bill Barr and Chris Ray brief the President

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Speaker 6: of the United States, or briefed his staff or brief

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Speaker 6: senior people at the White House after the tabletop exercise

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Speaker 6: and after they came up with a plan of how

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Speaker 6: to get informance. Is there any any evidence at all

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Speaker 6: that people that should have known about this were actually

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Speaker 6: formed about it.

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Speaker 8: No, it doesn't look like the Attorney General, new Bill

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Speaker 8: Barr or the brass at least not as of now.

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Speaker 8: There's no documentation showing that there's no mention of it,

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Speaker 8: and the documents even suggesting that we alert the Attorney

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Speaker 8: General or the Homeland Security Department, or the Capitol Police

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Speaker 8: or the Washington, DC Metropolitan Police. So it looks like

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Speaker 8: the insular sort of pillared FBI existed. Again, these are

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Speaker 8: the same diseases that affected the FBI before nine to eleven,

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Speaker 8: and you're starting to see the same thing. You plan

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Speaker 8: for something, you don't create the scenario where that planning

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Speaker 8: actually results in success. It results in failure, and the

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Speaker 8: American people are the big loser. January sixth was a

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Speaker 8: preventable attack, as was nine to eleven. We now know

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Speaker 8: that from the nine to eleven report. The parallels between

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Speaker 8: the two are really really remarkable. And I think the

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Speaker 8: Chris Ray era, you know, a lot of people talk

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Speaker 8: about the James come here. There's plenty of reasons to

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Speaker 8: talk about James Comy, but he was a much shorter,

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Speaker 8: termed FBI director. Chris Ray was a much more consequential,

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Speaker 8: longer FBI director and perhaps caused more harm to the

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Speaker 8: institution into security in America, into law and order in America.

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Speaker 8: He went after Catholics, he went after school parents, he

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Speaker 8: went after FBI agents if they were pro Trump or

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Speaker 8: pro Second Amendment. And he had all the goods to

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Speaker 8: prepare and stop at January sixth crisis, but instead failed

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Speaker 8: to do so.

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Speaker 6: John, Where do people get to all your content? News

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Speaker 6: site of social media and particularly the show.

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Speaker 8: Justinnews dot com is the website. I'd be checking that

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Speaker 8: out later today. I think there's going to be some

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Speaker 8: news about you. There's Steve Banning, good news for you,

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Speaker 8: good news for the American public. Jay Solomon reports on

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Speaker 8: all social media platform and I'm lucky enough to follow

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Speaker 8: you every night at six o'clock here in real America's voice,

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Speaker 8: just the news, no noise in television.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, sir. I appreciate you, look forward to seeing

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Speaker 6: you at six o'clock to nine. Thank you. I think

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Speaker 6: this argues that it's just not bad apples. It's a

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Speaker 6: structural institutional issue. And that's why the FBI, I think,

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Speaker 6: has got to be taken apart. The question that gets

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Speaker 6: for people that to get out and vote. Where's the

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Speaker 6: accountability one is Chris Ray? When we're going to get

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Speaker 6: into a serious effort to hold Chris Ray accountable for

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Speaker 6: everything that this is another outrage about and then he

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Speaker 10: Hey.

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Speaker 6: Welcome back. Let's go to doctor Pirnavarre at the White House.

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Speaker 6: Doctor vari got a lead story up in Real Clear

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Speaker 6: Markets this morning. Now the discussion with Speaker of the

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Speaker 6: House Johnson. Last week they had Senate, they had a

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Speaker 6: Senate donor meeting I think down in Palm Beach, and

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Speaker 6: they had other meetings in DC. They're all talking about

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Speaker 6: the economies turning around so quickly that that's going to

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Speaker 6: take us through twenty twenty six. Of course, we just

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Speaker 6: can't depend upon the economy. There's so many other things

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Speaker 6: that got to be done and to get our voters

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Speaker 6: motivated and up to the ramparts. But specifically in the economy,

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Speaker 6: you're saying that Wall Street doesn't understand trump Anomics, that

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Speaker 6: it's all starting to click. Yet all you hear in

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Speaker 6: the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times of London, the

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Speaker 6: New York Times Business section is woe is me? How

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Speaker 6: bad the economy is? So what is true? What what

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Speaker 6: are you guys doing? And I know this dock market

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Speaker 6: hit fifty thousand. Obviously, that means lower cost of capital

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Speaker 6: to make sure that we can build more manufacturing facilities.

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Speaker 6: But a lot of people are not involved in the

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Speaker 6: stock market. So what does trumpanomics mean? What doesn't Wall

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Speaker 6: Street get about it? And why are you so confident

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Speaker 6: that we're going to have a robust, booming economy come

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Speaker 6: to fall elections.

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Speaker 10: Well, first of all, for folks out in Magaland who

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Speaker 10: are not involved in the stock market, it still matters

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Speaker 10: if the stock market's going up, because it's a prediction

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Speaker 10: of basically how the seagod economy in the future is

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Speaker 10: going to look like. And by the way, we'll do

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Speaker 10: this maybe later in the week, I'm going to talk

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Speaker 10: about how the manufacturing renaissance is actually going well. Okay,

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Speaker 10: but here's the deal. April seven, twenty five, it was

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Speaker 10: shortly after President Trump announced the reciprocal tariffs and Wall

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Speaker 10: streets had exploded. I was on squak Box with the

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Speaker 10: like flirting with thirty eight thousand. Okay, this was this

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Speaker 10: was not many months ago. It was April seven, and

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Speaker 10: I got on there with Joe and I walked them

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Speaker 10: through the four engines of GDP growth that Trump noomics

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Speaker 10: does and told everybody to relax that the Dow was

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Speaker 10: going to hit fifty thousand. I think I'm the only

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Speaker 10: guy on Wall Street who said fifty thousand. And Joe

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Speaker 10: of course was like, man, your crazy kind of stuff

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Speaker 10: like that. But we hit fifty thousand on Friday. And

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Speaker 10: here's what Wall Street doesn't understand. Here's what Ja Powell

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Speaker 10: does not understand. Everything that Trump does is largely supply

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Speaker 10: side oriented. And the virtue of supply side type policies

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Speaker 10: is they can simultaneously stimulate growth without causing inflation, very

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Speaker 10: different from changing and demand stuff. Spend money and just

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Speaker 10: throw at it. And the four engines of growth or

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Speaker 10: the tax cuts, cutting the regulatory burden, strategic energy, dominance,

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Speaker 10: and fair trade and all of those work for MAGA

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Speaker 10: because the common denominator is to boost working class jobs manufacturing.

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Speaker 10: And if you just walk through that, the big beautiful bill, like,

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Speaker 10: what's it doing? No tax on tips, no tax on overtime,

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Speaker 10: no tax on social security. Most important from a manufacturing

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Speaker 10: point of view, Steve is one hundred percent expensing for

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Speaker 10: investment in new factories in manufacturing. Okay, check that box.

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Speaker 10: The regulatory burden. Hey, you lower the regulatory burden, you

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Speaker 10: lower costs, that increase profits. Future profits give you an

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Speaker 10: expectation that stock prices go up. So we're seeing that

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Speaker 10: strategic energy dominancey. Oil and natural gas being cheap isn't

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Speaker 10: just the fact that your car and your house run cheaper, Okay,

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Speaker 10: it's that energy is ubiquitous across the entire e conomy,

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Speaker 10: for fertilizer. And as you notice, so check that box.

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Speaker 10: And then the fair trade thing in the teriffs. It's

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Speaker 10: like what people want to understand about that is when

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Speaker 10: you stop the world from cheating us, and it's not

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Speaker 10: just China, it's Europe, it's Brazil, it's everywhere, Canada, Mexico.

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Speaker 10: When you stop them from cheating us, then we get

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Speaker 10: more jobs and factories here and abroad. People want to

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Speaker 10: come here to avoid the tariffs, so they invest here.

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Speaker 10: So then what in that in turn does that begats investment,

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Speaker 10: begat productivity, Productivity begats jobs and increased wages. So this

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Speaker 10: is what Wall Street doesn't get Jay Powell doesn't get

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Speaker 10: it back in twenty eighteen when he was raising rates

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Speaker 10: too soon, he cost us a point of GDP growth.

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Speaker 10: Right now, he's sitting on the interest rates way above

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Speaker 10: where they should be because he doesn't understand Trump comics

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Speaker 10: and people just need to understand that this stuff works.

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Speaker 10: So we're positioning for a boom. And it's like, I

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Speaker 10: don't like the name drop or whatever, and I won't

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Speaker 10: say the names. A couple of senators last night just

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Speaker 10: talking about November coming up, and they were like, really

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Speaker 10: defensive about the big beautiful bill. I said, no, no, no, no, no.

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Speaker 10: It's like, you got to understand between now and November,

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Speaker 10: everything's going to get better. Consumer confidence going up, The

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Speaker 10: ISM manufacturing index had a huge jump last week, Steve,

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Speaker 10: and we'll talk more about it later in the week,

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Speaker 10: and so life's going to be good. Are at least better,

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Speaker 10: And it doesn't mean that we don't understand people's pain.

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Speaker 10: We understand how hard it is to get by in

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Speaker 10: this world. We understand some of the threats out there,

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Speaker 10: like AI. But on balance, there's a reason why fifty

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Speaker 10: thousand on the now got hit, and it's good for

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Speaker 10: Main Street as well as Wall Street.

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Speaker 6: It's let's talk about that though, Wall Street versus Main

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Speaker 6: Street in the growth, and I think you're seeing in

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Speaker 6: other people that I m F and the Atlanta FED

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Speaker 6: and other people coming out and you're hitting a number,

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Speaker 6: particularly in the real economy, that people didn't think you

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Speaker 6: would hit. You know, people turn four maybe four and

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Speaker 6: a half percent GDP growth? Is your concern? Particularly a

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Speaker 6: lot of this investment is going in data center's a

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Speaker 6: lot of investment. You saw seven hundred billion dollars this

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Speaker 6: year from the major companies into artificial intelligence. Are you

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Speaker 6: concerned that because it's both GDP growth, its job's growth

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Speaker 6: and its real wages growth, are you concerned that the

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Speaker 6: job growth may not be as robust as the overall

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Speaker 6: growth of the economy.

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Speaker 10: Well, first of all, we have to do a reset

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Speaker 10: both on Main Street and Wall Street on what to

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Speaker 10: expect in terms of job growth every month. In order

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Speaker 10: to create enough jobs for the American people. When we

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Speaker 10: were importing twenty million illegal aliens over four year period

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Speaker 10: under Joe Biden's open border policies, we had to create

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Speaker 10: upwards at two hundred thousand jobs a month. Steve two

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Speaker 10: hundred thousand jobs a month to keep the unemployment rate

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Speaker 10: where it was, and as you know, in the statistics

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Speaker 10: which blew my mind when they started coming out, we

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Speaker 10: and all the net new job growth in the Biden

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Speaker 10: years was the alliance. Now today, with the deportations, we

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Speaker 10: only need to create about fifty thousand jobs a month

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Speaker 10: in order to maintain steady state and keep wages on

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Speaker 10: the upswing. And Wall Street hasn't really adjusted to that,

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Speaker 10: you know, you get the Steve Leisman to this World

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Speaker 10: on CNB said, well, they only created fifty thousand jobs.

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Speaker 10: It's like terrable, nothing like the Biden years. Well, you

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Speaker 10: don't need to have that number, So that's going to

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Speaker 10: be really important. And look, see, I'm as concerned as

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Speaker 10: anybody in MAGA and anybody including you about the effect

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Speaker 10: of AI on jobs, on electricity, on water, and on

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Speaker 10: agricultural land. But we are working hard on all four

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Speaker 10: points of that compass, and hopefully we can stay ahead

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Speaker 10: of that curve.

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Speaker 6: Let me last thing. I know you're going to come

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Speaker 6: back and we're going to address this more later in

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Speaker 6: the week, but the Wall Street Journal in particular is

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Speaker 6: on a jihad that President Trump is in fact and

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Speaker 6: your plan investments plan, and Hasset's plan is not really

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Speaker 6: creating the manufacturing jobs at the pace that we need.

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Speaker 6: You want to give us at least a couple of

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Speaker 6: lines on your rebuttal to the Wall Street Journal, and

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Speaker 6: I understand you're coming back with more statistics later in

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Speaker 6: the week. But the Wall Street Journal seems to be

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Speaker 6: adamant that, in fact, President Trump has made it a

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Speaker 6: central part of his to bring manufacturing jobs back. That's

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Speaker 6: one of the reasons you have a gig in the

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Speaker 6: White House. What's say you, sir?

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Speaker 10: It's a three phase process. First of all, do you

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Speaker 10: put the tariffs on? Second of all, investment comes in

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Speaker 10: both from abroad but also from the big beautiful bill

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Speaker 10: one hundred percent expensing. Third, construction jobs begin. You can't

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Speaker 10: make stuff and create factory jobs until the construction is completed.

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Speaker 10: That takes twelve to eighteen to thirty six months. So

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Speaker 10: that's how the ramp up looks. And again the Wall

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Speaker 10: Street Journal, who wants that talking point, they want two things.

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Speaker 10: They want to say the terrifts are inflationary. They want

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Speaker 10: to say the tariffstone three manufacturing. That's their mantra. But

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Speaker 10: they're not looking at the same data I'm looking at,

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Speaker 10: and they're not understand the sequencing. See the sequencing. You've

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Speaker 10: got to build the factories before the manufacturing jobs come.

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Speaker 6: Doctor Navarro. You were dead right on the seventh of April,

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Speaker 6: which was a couple of days after Liberation Day, when

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Speaker 6: we talked about fair trade throughout the world, redoing the

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Speaker 6: world's commercial relationships, with President Trump putting the country first

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Speaker 6: and American citizens first and American workers first. At thirty

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Speaker 6: eight thousand, once again, your call shot to fifty. It's

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Speaker 6: like when we every one in sixteen, when Peter Navarre

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Speaker 6: single handedly stopped a market route by actually explaining trump

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Speaker 6: anomics to the world for the first time, I think

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Speaker 6: by an economist, a PHC economist. I want to thank you.

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Speaker 6: Where do people go You're putting up videos all day content.

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Speaker 10: People, but we'll tell them stories about the job. It's funny.

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Speaker 2: I love it.

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Speaker 6: Where do people go for your content?

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Speaker 10: Peternavarro dot com? Peternavar dot com and you go to

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Speaker 10: x Getter and truth. The Boss just last night retweeted

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Speaker 10: a video I did which goes with a real clear

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Speaker 10: markets piece on Dow fifty thousand, and you can you

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Speaker 10: can see that. So Peter navar dot com is the

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Speaker 10: one stop shop. Steve, keep doing what you're doing.

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Speaker 6: Brother in the video had no lion king at the

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Speaker 6: end of it. Peter Novara, Mit, sure that was taken

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Speaker 6: care of, doctor Navarra, Thank you, look for it. Having

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Speaker 6: you later in the week, Thank you, sir. Do you

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Speaker 6: have John Fredericks, John Fredis? Can we tease the next block?

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Speaker 6: Where are you? Where we can?

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Speaker 10: Do you want to bus?

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Speaker 12: Jorgine Iowa, straw Pole coming up? We've got one running.

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Speaker 2: You're in it.

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Speaker 12: You're doing better than anybody expected except me. I knew

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Speaker 12: you'd be right there.

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Speaker 6: I'll share that later. Mann on a roll in Iowa.

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Speaker 6: No no, no, no, no, no, no no. I didn't

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Speaker 6: want to know what the good folks in Iowa are

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Speaker 6: talking about. John Frederis is going to join us after

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Speaker 6: a short commercial break. He's got a we're there to

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Speaker 6: find out as we're here in Texas, how fired up

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Speaker 6: the Trump base is for turning out in November. There's

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Speaker 6: a lot I think miscommunications. New poll out in Texas

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Speaker 6: that shows Ken Paxton has a pretty big lead over

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Speaker 6: John Cornan and I can tell you being down to

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Speaker 6: Texas if you're watching, If you're watching television, John corn

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Speaker 6: and Center Corner, his carpet Bomb has carpet Bomb, has

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Speaker 6: carpet Bomb Texas with fifty million dollars worth of ads.

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Speaker 6: But Ken Paxon up. We're gonna try to get Ken Paxson.

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Speaker 6: Later in the show. We're gonna take a short commercial break.

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Speaker 6: John Fredericks is live from his Freedom bus in I

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Speaker 6: think des moin in Iowa and Iowa. He's going to

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Speaker 6: take a tour around the state this week. He's gonna

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Speaker 6: have a lot of good info on where the MAGA

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Speaker 2: Blot, here's your host, Stephen K man.

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Speaker 6: John Fredericks joins us, John, you're on your bus. You're

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Speaker 6: taking the bus for a week's tour, and I want

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Speaker 6: to go through so the Warren Posse knows where you're going.

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Speaker 6: I'm in Texas, you're in Iowa. Neither one of us

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Speaker 6: are in Virginia. Nuclear winters come to Virginia. As we

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Speaker 6: warned people about, Spamberger is on a roll. She's gonna

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Speaker 6: jam through this ten to one house situation. Maryland's going

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Speaker 6: to go eight to oh De Grass is going to

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Speaker 6: be up here in the next couple days. We're going

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Speaker 6: to talk about the redistionary movement across the country. At best,

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Speaker 6: we could come up plus three or plus four on

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Speaker 6: the Republican side if everything comes together. But what's the temperature?

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Speaker 6: You just heard doctor Navar from the White House. We're

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Speaker 6: gonna have Mark Mitchell on in a couple of minutes.

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Speaker 6: And of course Mark and Richard Barris, who are two

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Speaker 6: of the best magapolsters, have gone gone to a dark

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Speaker 6: place about what they think. I know on Capitol Hill,

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Speaker 6: there's a lot of people in the House, a lot

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Speaker 6: of people in the Senate thrown into the towel already.

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Speaker 6: The only thing that matters is the magabase and where

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Speaker 6: their heads are at right now? What is your sense

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Speaker 6: so far as you kick it off today? I thank

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Speaker 6: you in the des Moin area. What's your sense from

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Speaker 6: the actual MAGA fighters out there in the great state

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Speaker 6: of Iowa.

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Speaker 12: Shocking in one day to get out of the district.

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Speaker 12: You know, my wife, man that runs the company, the CEO,

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Speaker 12: said you got to get out of this bubble. You

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Speaker 12: got to get out of DC. I want you to

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Speaker 12: go to Iowa. Go on a bus tour there, that's

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Speaker 12: where it all started. Go to the heartland. I mean,

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Speaker 12: you come out here for a couple of days on

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Speaker 12: the weekend, you go to restaurants, You meet people fired up.

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Speaker 12: Nothing like you get in DC. Nothing like the Pannicans

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Speaker 12: in the Senate, nothing like John Thune thrown in the towel,

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Speaker 12: the whole bit. It's so different out here in the temperature.

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Speaker 12: You know, you look at New Jersey, Virginia, MEGA voters

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Speaker 12: didn't show they're depressed, et cetera. You had the debacle

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Speaker 12: that went on in north of Dallas and that special.

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Speaker 12: The feeling here is the exact opposite. I mean, we

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Speaker 12: got great MAGA candidates like Ashley Vinston running for Senate.

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Speaker 12: You talk to people, they're fired up. You know, you

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Speaker 12: got all these good things happening in the economy, and

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Speaker 12: people are starting to feel it. Gas prices have come down,

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Speaker 12: et cetera. So people are starting to feel, hey, there's

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Speaker 12: a light here at the end of the tunnel. And

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Speaker 12: I was becoming almost the cultural center of the MAGA

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Speaker 12: base and your pose base out here because the people

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Speaker 12: are fired up. And so the spring in my step

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Speaker 12: being here just two days over the weekend from where

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Speaker 12: it was, you know, spending three weeks in Washington, DC,

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Speaker 12: every day at the White House unbelievable different, Steve, And

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Speaker 12: it gives me great hope that we're going to turn

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Speaker 12: this thing around in the mid terms. I think we

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Speaker 12: got a shot right now, when this economy turns, we

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Speaker 12: got a shot to actually win these midterms and save

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Speaker 12: the House. I'm fired up. We got great candidates here running.

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Speaker 12: And you know the thing about I was, you got

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Speaker 12: to go talk to people ninety nine counties. You can't

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Speaker 12: do TV like they're doing in Texas. You gotta go

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Speaker 12: out and talk to people. And when you do, they

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Speaker 12: tell you the truth. They tell you what's going on.

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Speaker 12: So we're fired up here.

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Speaker 10: Now.

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Speaker 6: I think that's why the Texas grassroots are on fire.

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Speaker 6: I think that's one of the reasons Packson. It's a

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Speaker 6: new poll out today. We're trying to get Kent on

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Speaker 6: shows Ken up. But I want to go back because

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Speaker 6: this is very important. A turned around economy from the

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Speaker 6: Biden disaster is the predicate of President Trump's effort to

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Speaker 6: turn around the country. Obviously the closing the borders, mass deportations,

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Speaker 6: all that, but a singular event was his passage of

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Speaker 6: the Big Beautiful Bill and tariffs. Like I said, they

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Speaker 6: both work simultaneously about driving manufacturing back here. What's your

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Speaker 6: people are seeing? The green roots there you go. You

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Speaker 6: got the entrepreneurial class and you got the workers. Give

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Speaker 6: me break it down both what are the business guys

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Speaker 6: and the entrepreneurs saying, and then what are the average

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Speaker 6: folks on main street saying as you talk to them.

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Speaker 12: Well, let's start with the business folks, the small business,

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Speaker 12: which is the engine driver in the name for jobs.

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Speaker 12: I mean, there's a very different attitude here because of

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Speaker 12: the one Big Beautiful Bill, because of the write offs

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Speaker 12: they were able to take for new equipment and expansion,

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Speaker 12: obviously with a stock market up, like Peter Navarro said,

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Speaker 12: like the doctor said, up to fifty thousand, people are

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Speaker 12: now looking again at reinvesting in this economy, growing their business,

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Speaker 12: hiring workers. You know, this is the time for expansion.

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Speaker 12: So that's going You get down to the working people

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Speaker 12: and look, they like healthcare prices to come down. That's

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Speaker 12: the number one negative issue I hear from working people.

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Speaker 12: Healthcare too expensive. But RX is coming down with Trump

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Speaker 12: or X Prescription prices are coming down. But like I

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Speaker 12: was at a restaurant last night, talked to the waiter.

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Speaker 12: Here's what the guy said, I'm getting a fifty five

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Speaker 12: hundred dollars check back, no tax on tips, not fifty

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Speaker 12: five dollars or five hundred dollars like you know, George Bush,

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Speaker 12: somebody sent out a check. There's a five thousand dollars

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Speaker 12: I'm getting back. Like, I can do a lot with that,

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Speaker 12: go on vacation, I can buy something, you know, I

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Speaker 12: get my automobile fixed. So it's a big deal for

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Speaker 12: working people when these refunds start to hit and people

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Speaker 12: understand no tax and overtime, no tax on tipsy's are

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Speaker 12: actually real. Plus my general tax rates down a lot

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Speaker 12: of businesses I've talked to here, talking about five to

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Speaker 12: six of them over the past week, all of them

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Speaker 12: even if revenue was up, paying less taxes like we

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Speaker 12: are in twenty five than he did in twenty four.

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Speaker 12: All this stuff is starting to roll up. Nobody saw

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Speaker 12: this until they're going to see it in the second quarter.

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Speaker 12: When you look at GDP growth here, you know, the

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Speaker 12: average working people, working guy punching a clock. He doesn't

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Speaker 12: know what GDP growth is. All he knows is is

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Speaker 12: my paycheck lasting me longer at the grocery store.

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Speaker 10: That's it.

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Speaker 12: And as prices start to stabilize and now come down,

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Speaker 12: that feeling of hopelessness is going away, which is driving

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Speaker 12: out the base. Now, I think we're going to start

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Speaker 12: to see it over the spring and by the middle

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Speaker 12: of the summer, John.

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Speaker 6: Where do people go to find out? The bus is

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Speaker 6: going to be going to different sites in Iowa. We

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Speaker 6: want to make sure as much many war and POSSE

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Speaker 6: members as possible get there where they go for information

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Speaker 6: and calling in the.

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Speaker 12: Morning if you're from Iowa or you know anybody in

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Speaker 12: Iowa is just calling the show a six to ten

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Speaker 12: am Eastern eight eight eight four eight oh John, eight

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Speaker 12: and eight four eight oh John. You can find out

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Speaker 12: where the bus is. That's Johnfergericksradio dot com and follow

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Speaker 12: me on social media at JF Radio Show at JF

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Speaker 12: Radio Show. And we've also got a big straw pull up,

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Speaker 12: the first in the nation you can vote in that

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Speaker 12: so very interesting. The results so far will not going

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Speaker 12: to it now, but you'll get those later at JF

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Speaker 12: Right Show dot com. I tell you what, Steve, getting

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Speaker 12: out of the the Beltway, getting out of d DC,

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Speaker 12: coming to Iowa best thing I did.

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Speaker 6: Changes I told I told you moving to d C

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Speaker 6: when you would live, you were, you would live to

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Speaker 6: regret it real quickly. We got thirty seconds. How cynical

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Speaker 6: was the NFL owner's move yesday on putting bad Bunny on?

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Speaker 8: It was just terrible.

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Speaker 12: I mean that thing was such a joke, Steve. I

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Speaker 12: mean I bet the Seahawks obously. I was happy about

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Speaker 12: the win. We did not watch the halftime show. But

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Speaker 12: like you got to get your audience, dude, I mean

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Speaker 12: President Trump gets his audience.

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Speaker 6: Steve Benn gets his audience. I get my audience.

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Speaker 12: Roger Goodell in the NFL suits, they don't understand who

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Speaker 12: their audience is for football, that that that that thing

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Speaker 12: was a disgusting tatashaphe. They want to be a shaming ofselves.

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Speaker 6: Get a bounce,