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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirks Show starts now.

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Speaker 2: So five seats.

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Speaker 3: What would five seats in Texas.

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Speaker 4: Do for Republicans and callous overall?

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Speaker 5: You might think five seats is just five seats, but

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Speaker 5: keep in mind this margins are fair for the House majority.

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Speaker 5: In twenty twenty the Democrats had four seats. Twenty twenty two,

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Speaker 5: Republicans had four seats. This time around two seats for

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Speaker 5: Republicans out of the twenty twenty four elections. Five seats

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Speaker 5: can make all the difference in the world, and that

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Speaker 5: is why Republicans in Texas providing five pickup seat opportunities

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Speaker 5: could in fact make the difference between Republicans losing control

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Speaker 5: of the House of Representatives and maintaining control.

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Speaker 6: Of the House of Reports.

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Speaker 7: And what kind of economic data does the fit need

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Speaker 7: to see before you'll be ready to cut You need

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Speaker 7: inflation back nearly to target? Are there other things in

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Speaker 7: the pricing that you look for if you need to

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Speaker 7: see weakening in the job market? What kind of things

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Speaker 7: are you are you looking for?

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Speaker 8: I mean, ultimately it's it could be any be any

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Speaker 8: of those things, right, But but you know, if you

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Speaker 8: saw that the risks to the two goals.

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Speaker 1: Were moving into balance.

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Speaker 8: If they were fully in balance, that would imply that

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Speaker 8: you should move toward.

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Speaker 4: A more a more.

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Speaker 8: Neutral stance of policy. This is this is the special

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Speaker 8: situation we're in, which is we have two sided risk

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Speaker 8: risk to both of our goals.

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Speaker 9: On Sunday, Cincinnati City Councilwoman Victoria Parks commented on the

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Speaker 9: video of the attack, writing quote, they begged for the beatdown.

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Speaker 1: I'm grateful for the whole story.

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Speaker 4: Look, we called her office to clarify what she.

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Speaker 10: Meant, but we did not hear back and mean, well

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Speaker 10: what she meant.

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Speaker 11: You know, this is a this is the war for

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Speaker 11: the future of our country and the soul of our democracy.

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Speaker 11: You know, what the Trump administration has done is kick

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Speaker 11: millions of people off of healthcare, make a bunch of

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Speaker 11: seniors and veterans and kids go hungry, and they've obliterated

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Speaker 11: due process and through our immigration actions that they've been taking.

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Speaker 11: And so this is all out war for what does

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Speaker 11: our country stand for?

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Speaker 4: And where are we going in the future.

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Speaker 11: And so you know, I'm all for fair and independent

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Speaker 11: maps as long as we're all playing by the same rules.

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Speaker 4: But if Republicans want to do.

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Speaker 11: Parties in jurymandering in states like Texas and Florida and

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Speaker 11: the like. The Democrats need to do the same in

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Speaker 11: blue states like California to level out the playing field.

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Speaker 11: We can't go forward given the state of our country

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Speaker 11: with our hands handcuffed behind our back and not playing

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Speaker 11: by the same rules.

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Speaker 6: It's just not okay anymore.

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Speaker 5: This, in fact, could win or maintain control for the

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Speaker 5: Republicans in the House of Representatives. What are you talking about, Well,

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Speaker 5: Texas has thirty eight congression districts. Look at those that

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Speaker 5: Trump won last year by at least ten percentage points.

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Speaker 5: Under the current lines, it's twenty five. Onto the proposed lines,

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Speaker 5: it's thirty. That's one, two, three, four, five potential pickup

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Speaker 5: opportunities for the Republican Party. They are playing hard goal

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Speaker 5: at this particular point, and right now it seems to

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Speaker 5: me that Democrats are actually playing close to a little league.

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Speaker 4: Keywick.

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Speaker 12: Just over a year ago, I launched my campaign for

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Speaker 12: President of the United States, one hundred and seven days

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Speaker 12: traveling the country fighting for our future, the shortest presidential

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Speaker 12: campaign in modern history. It was intense, high stakes, and

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Speaker 12: deeply personal for me and for so.

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Speaker 11: Many of you.

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Speaker 12: Since leaving office.

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Speaker 13: I've spent a lot of time reflecting on those days,

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Speaker 13: talking with my team, my family, my friends, and pulling

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Speaker 13: my thoughts together, in essence writing a journal that is

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Speaker 13: this book, one hundred and seven Days with candor and reflection.

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Speaker 13: I've written a behind the scenes account of that journey.

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Speaker 4: In support of our goals.

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Speaker 8: Today, the Federal Open Market Committee decided to leave our

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Speaker 8: policy interest unchanged. We believe that the current stance of

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Speaker 8: monetary policy leaves us well positioned to respond in a

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Speaker 8: timely way to potential economic developments.

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Speaker 3: Some voting shifts within Texas might be adding fuel to this,

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Speaker 3: exactly right.

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Speaker 5: They wouldn't necessarily be able to do this. Anthrow fact Republicans,

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Speaker 5: Donald Trump did not do so much better among Latino

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Speaker 5: because four of the pickup opportunities are a majority in

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Speaker 4: In twenty twenty four, Get.

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Speaker 5: This, Donald Trump actually won Latino voters by ten points.

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Speaker 5: In Texas in twenty twenty, it was Joe Biden who

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Speaker 5: won him by seventeen points. That's of nearly a.

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Speaker 4: Thirty point switcher route. So this, in my mind, is

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Speaker 4: fueling these.

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Speaker 5: Potential pickup opportunities for Republicans. As I said at the

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Speaker 5: beginning of this, Republicans are playing hardball. It's going to

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Speaker 5: be interesting to see if Democrats can actually answer this

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Speaker 5: or are they going to be stuck in the little league.

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Speaker 3: One thing we are watching is that Donald Trump maintains

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Speaker 3: his support among Latino voters.

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Speaker 1: But that is to come.

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Speaker 4: That will be to come.

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Speaker 6: It will be answered sooner.

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Speaker 14: Now.

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Speaker 15: Every day is a battle for your mind, raging information

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Speaker 15: coming from every angle, but the will to deceive.

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Speaker 1: Fear not. You found a place for truth, the voice

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Speaker 1: of a.

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Speaker 15: Generation that still has the will to believe in the

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Speaker 15: greatest country in the history of the world.

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Speaker 1: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a lot, here

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Speaker 4: Okay, everybody, radio stations across the country, Welcome to the

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Speaker 4: is a generational realignment that has been occurring in the

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Speaker 4: few shows that is covering this on a regular and

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Speaker 4: is leading the right wing realignment all across the West,

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Speaker 4: and some new numbers have come out that are just

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Speaker 4: dramatic that are worthy of us leading with. This is

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Speaker 4: from a Pew Research survey and shows incredible partisan swings

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Speaker 4: eighteen to twenty nine have become forty four points more conservative,

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Speaker 4: more Republican. Over the last two years. I've been focused

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Speaker 4: been realigning this. My life's work has been trying to

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Speaker 4: conservative perspective. And what's so fascinating is that young ladies

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Speaker 4: Pew Research, have moved fourteen points since twenty twenty three.

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Speaker 4: what is driving this, well, we've gone through the toxic masculinity.

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Speaker 4: Young men are told that they're fascists and terrible just

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Speaker 4: The left has become so powerfully uncool and unlikable evidence spy.

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Speaker 4: way that conservats should take comedy. The left. The left

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Speaker 4: south Park is going to do their thing, but more

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Speaker 4: interesting and this again, this fires up a lot of

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Speaker 4: realignment as baby boomers have become a little bit more

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Speaker 4: this audience, but it's true. The data shows this. Young

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Speaker 9: near term. Her decision leaves Californian's governor's race wide open,

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Speaker 9: as several prominent Democrats jump in. Harris to share more

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Speaker 9: and accusing her of celebrating violence. The incident, which left

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Speaker 9: shared on social medium Parks, a democratically endorsed member who

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Speaker 9: is not seeking reelection, has not responded to multiple requests

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Speaker 9: for comment. As anger builds, community leaders are demanding accountability

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Speaker 9: ahead of November's election, and also today, a Virginia City

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Speaker 9: councilman was set on fire inside his workplace Wednesday after

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Speaker 9: member Lee Vogler, thirty nine, was attacked by Shatzi Michael

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Speaker 9: and his condition remains unknown. Authorities say the attack was

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Speaker 9: personal and not politically motivated. The community and city leaders

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Speaker 9: say they are heartbroken and praying for Vogler's recovery. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 9: an explosive document declassified this morning by Senate Judiciary Committee

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Speaker 9: biggest political scandals and cover ups in American history. In

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Speaker 9: this appendix to John Durham's report, the foreign sources that

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Speaker 9: predicted the FBI would launch Crossfire Hurricane were directly tied

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Speaker 9: to George Soros's Open Society Foundation. This means that before

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Speaker 9: the Obama FBI ever launched its investigation into the Trump

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Speaker 9: Russia collusion, sources Open Society sparked that investigation. We now

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Speaker 9: returned to the Charlie Kirk program.

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Speaker 1: You're listening to the future of America and the future bright.

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Speaker 1: Here is Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 4: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us is always freedom at

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Speaker 4: Charlie Kirk dot com. And just a second, we have

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Speaker 4: Senator Moreno about the hate crime that happened in Ohio.

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Speaker 4: We'll talk to him in just a second. I want

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Speaker 4: to mind you guys, one of the reasons we're able

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Speaker 4: to reach the next generation so successfully is we have

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Speaker 4: embraced using TikTok. We are skeptical at first, but as

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Speaker 4: you know, we reach billions and billions of views on TikTok.

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Speaker 4: Right now, over seven point five million businesses in America

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Speaker 4: eight million people like dan O Seasoning from Kentucky who

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Speaker 4: used TikTok to reach new customers and grow from a

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Speaker 4: That is TikTok economic impact dot com. Learn more about

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Speaker 4: TikTok's contribution to the US economy at TikTok economic impact

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Speaker 4: dot Com. Joining us now is a phenomenal man who

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Speaker 4: I believe is the senior Senator from Ohio. It's funny

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Speaker 4: how that all worked out, Senator Bernie Moreno, we were

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Speaker 4: behind the Senator Moreno from the primary senator is chuckling

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Speaker 4: because I guess who are the senior Senator, aren't you, sir?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 10: Thanks to our previously junior Senator became the senior Senator

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Speaker 10: when I beat Sharon Brown, and then he went off somewhere.

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Speaker 10: I think he's in the White House. I've heard being

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Speaker 10: vice president, so that made me the senior Senator.

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Speaker 4: Well, you're doing a phenomenal job, Bernie. We've known each

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Speaker 4: other for a while. We met each other thinking an

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Speaker 4: elevator at the Republican National Convention in twenty sixteen, and

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Speaker 4: we've been friends ever since. So Senator, let's get down

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Speaker 4: straight to business here. What happened on the streets of Cincinnati.

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Speaker 4: What is the significance of it? And you've been speaking

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Speaker 4: out a lot about it to your credit, Senator.

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Speaker 10: Well, let me go through the beginning, because Charlie, it's

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Speaker 10: worse than you think. So here's what happened. I'm going

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Speaker 10: to start with Holly. She doesn't want her last name

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Speaker 10: news for obvious reasons. She has a special needs child

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Speaker 10: that she's been taking care of. She's about my age,

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Speaker 10: so she's not a spring chicken. Wanted a nice night

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Speaker 10: out with some friends, so two couples went to downtown Cincinnati.

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Speaker 10: Then a great time. As they were leaving the place,

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Speaker 10: they basically got us attacked by a crazy mob of people.

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Speaker 10: She's again a middle aged woman. She's not participating in

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Speaker 10: any of this. In fact, she's trying to stop ituse

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Speaker 10: you can see in the video, a gentleman basically knocked

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Speaker 10: her out.

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Speaker 6: If you look at the video, you actually think he may.

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Speaker 10: Have killed her. He hit her so hard and she

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Speaker 10: woke up pool of blood. In fact, one of the things, Charlie,

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Speaker 10: she kept saying to me was so much blood. She's there,

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Speaker 10: passed out in the video, she's saying, so much blood.

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Speaker 6: She wakes up.

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Speaker 10: There's a police one police officer there that came towards

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Speaker 10: the end of this ten or fifteen minute engagement. No statement,

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Speaker 10: no hey, what happened? No police report, and ready for

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Speaker 10: this one, Charlie. She took an uber home. Nobody called

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Speaker 10: an ambulance, nobody called nine to one one. She got

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Speaker 10: an uber and went home. Of course, when she got home,

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Speaker 10: she realized the magnitude of her injuries, checked herself into

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Speaker 10: the hospital. She had sent me the pictures that I

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Speaker 10: posted yesterday. She had sent this to me on Sunday.

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Speaker 10: I didn't want to put those out there because you know, look,

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Speaker 10: nobody wants to see pictures of yourself like that. But

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Speaker 10: the way the city leaders quote unquote were portraying this.

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Speaker 6: Let me go through it.

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Speaker 10: Number one, the Congressman Greg Landsman, no commentary at all, Charlie.

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Speaker 10: You know what he was tweeting about for the last

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Speaker 10: week Ukraine. We have to send you more money to Ukraine.

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Speaker 10: That's his entire being is let's take all American money

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Speaker 10: and send it to Ukraine. No comment about the fact

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Speaker 10: that this woman, his constituent, almost got killed. The mayor

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Speaker 10: attended a misfit mayor's conference in Cleveland and then took

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Speaker 10: off for Canada.

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Speaker 6: You can't make this up, Charlie.

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Speaker 10: The guy, I don't even think he's back in Cincinnati yet,

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Speaker 10: he is in Canada, issued no statements until Monday. It

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Speaker 10: was some poll tested garbage. Then you look at the

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Speaker 10: police chief. What does the police chief say? What she

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Speaker 10: could have said was that the city of Cincinnati does

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Speaker 10: not have enough funding and there are two hundred police

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Speaker 10: officers short, and then when police do arrest criminals, they're

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Speaker 10: immediately released. She could have said that, But because she's

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Speaker 10: a political hack, what does she do.

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Speaker 6: She blames social media. That's the problem. Now she's not

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Speaker 6: the worst, Charlie. Let me keep going.

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Speaker 10: Then, you got the county prosecutor, a complete dope named

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Speaker 10: Connie Pillage. She replaced a phenomenal prosecutor that we used

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Speaker 10: to have in Hamilton County.

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Speaker 6: What happened? They arrest the guy who.

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Speaker 10: Almost murdered this woman, this completely innocent woman that did

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Speaker 10: nothing other than attend dinner with friends, sat on a

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Speaker 10: Friday night.

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Speaker 6: They get the guy. He has a previous gun charge. Charlie.

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Speaker 10: He is out immediately thanks to her on four hundred

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Speaker 10: dollars in bail. Now, I saved the best for last.

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Speaker 10: Charlie City council Member Victoria Parks. What a beauty she is?

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Speaker 10: What did she say that the people who got beaten,

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Speaker 10: the people who almost got killed Holly, who is now

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Speaker 10: having trouble breathing as a concussion, has now been to

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Speaker 10: the hospital three different times, they deserve the beating they got.

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Speaker 10: She made those statements, she says she stands by those statements,

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Speaker 10: and she's currently an elected official in the City of Cincinnati.

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Speaker 4: I mean, this is like breathtaking stuff, and so I

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Speaker 4: just want to make I don't like doing this, Senator,

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Speaker 4: but it's necessary. The reason they're acting this way is

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Speaker 4: because it was an all black mob. Attacking white victims.

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Speaker 4: That's why they're doing this. And again I don't like

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Speaker 4: racializing these situations, but the obvious is imagine if it

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Speaker 4: was a white mob beating up three blacks. I mean,

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Speaker 4: this would be the biggest story on the planet with

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Speaker 4: all we would be talking about. And you just went

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Speaker 4: through a leader that says they deserve it, and so

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Speaker 4: this it seems as if they want criminals on the

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Speaker 4: street terrorizing the public. That is the goal. White people

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Speaker 4: get shamed about white mob violence from one hundred years ago.

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Speaker 4: Put four seventy eight up on screen. These are two

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Speaker 4: of the attackers that went up against the young lady.

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Speaker 4: The dude on the left is one that hit Holly, Senator.

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Speaker 4: Are we going to see from the Department of Justice

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Speaker 4: federal hate crime charges here?

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Speaker 2: So that so I.

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Speaker 10: Talked to all the victims on Sunday in depth what happened,

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Speaker 10: walk me through every minute of it. So the four

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Speaker 10: gentlemen plus Holly, it's they feel that they were targeted

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Speaker 10: because of their race, and let's erase the race.

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Speaker 6: It doesn't matter they're white or black.

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Speaker 10: Targeting somebody because of the race is illegal in this country.

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Speaker 4: That's exactly right, Yes, And it's time for us and

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Speaker 4: force it against Go ahead, anybody going.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, anybody?

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Speaker 10: So I, as you know, Pam Bondi is a dear friend,

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Speaker 10: phenomenal Attorney General Cash Mattel is a dear friend. Reached

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Speaker 10: out to both and say, look, I can't trust the

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Speaker 10: local political leadership here to do the right thing. Can

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Speaker 10: you poke in and see what's going on? To their credit,

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Speaker 10: Attorney General Pam Bondi jumped out and immediately Harvey Dylon

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Speaker 10: has been all over.

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Speaker 6: This is spoken to the victims, and we're going to

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Speaker 6: get to the bottom of it.

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Speaker 10: Look, if you target somebody and inflict harm on somebody

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Speaker 10: because of race, you're going to go to jail for

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Speaker 10: a long time in this country. And if we don't

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Speaker 10: respect that level of civil rights authority in this country,

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Speaker 10: we're deep trouble. So what I've done today, Charlie is

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Speaker 10: I reached reached out via letter to the city council

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Speaker 10: and the mayor hopefully gets back from Canada at some point,

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Speaker 10: and said, look, you have thirty days to get together

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Speaker 10: a plan in which you're going to ensure that you

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Speaker 10: protect the civil rights of your citizens by the way,

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Speaker 10: basic element of their job if they don't do that

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Speaker 10: or fail to submit an adequate plan. I'm going to

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Speaker 10: send a letter to the President of United States and

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Speaker 10: ask them to suspend all federal funding from all agencies

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Speaker 10: to the city of Cincinnati, as much as that would

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Speaker 10: kill me to do that, because I want Cincinnati to thrive.

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Speaker 10: But these political leaders cannot get away with allowing somebody

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Speaker 10: like Hally to.

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Speaker 6: Almost be murdered on the streets.

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Speaker 10: And Charlie did I mention she went home in a

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Speaker 10: freaking uber this many had blood over concussion.

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Speaker 4: She went over an uber course.

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Speaker 10: Because the police are so demoralized, it's crazy.

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Speaker 6: I mean, if that was your mom child, hold.

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Speaker 4: On, but hold on, yeah, I just so they're demoralized.

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Speaker 4: But honestly, let's be on. They didn't want to get

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Speaker 4: near a black mob because they'd want to be called racist.

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Speaker 4: They don't want to get in the way of a

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Speaker 4: black mob wilding. That's the truth here. There were two

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Speaker 4: hundred police officers. The two hundred police officers didn't intervene

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Speaker 4: because when you intervene with blacks committing crimes in the streets,

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Speaker 4: there's a chance that you, as a police officer, could

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Speaker 4: lose your job and your pension. So basically because of this,

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Speaker 4: we have a bunch of police officers that sat and

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Speaker 4: spectated on a woman that was nearly beat to death,

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Speaker 4: who is lucky to be alive and had to uber

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Speaker 4: home afterwards because the police were afraid of interrupting a

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Speaker 4: black night out. Basically, the black night out, let's go

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Speaker 4: hunt down a bunch of whites. It's called wilding. Happens

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Speaker 4: all the time, and we're still living under the consent

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Speaker 4: decrees of the Obama era. I want to play cut

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Speaker 4: four seventy nine. This is the Cincinnati police chief. There

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Speaker 4: were two hundred police there that sat idly by while

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Speaker 4: a white lady was beat to a pulp by a

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Speaker 4: black mob. Play cut for seventy nine.

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Speaker 16: Social media and journalism and the role of plays in

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Speaker 16: this incident.

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Speaker 6: And yes, guys, that's you.

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Speaker 16: That is you.

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Speaker 14: Social media.

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Speaker 16: The post that we've seen does not depict the entire incident.

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Speaker 16: That is one version of what occurred.

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Speaker 6: At times, social.

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Speaker 16: Media and mainstream media and their commentaries are a misrepresentation

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Speaker 16: of the circumstances surrounding any given event. What that does

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Speaker 16: That causes us some difficulties in thoroughly investigating the activity

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Speaker 16: and enforcing the.

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Speaker 4: Laws correct that, or we want to see a colorblind

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Speaker 4: society and have these laws enforced equally. Senator final thoughts.

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Speaker 10: Look, Charlie, we're not going to let this stand. I'm

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Speaker 10: going to stand this story. I don't want any more

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Speaker 10: situations like Holly. We're going to go after these political

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Speaker 10: leaders we've had, so you have to replace them, but

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Speaker 10: in the meantime.

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Speaker 6: We have to get them to do their damn job.

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Speaker 4: Senator, thank you so much. Again, we want to have

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Speaker 4: the laws enforced equally. Thank you for basically fulfilling the

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Speaker 4: whole mandate that we don't care about the color of

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Speaker 4: your skin. We care about the content to your character,

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Speaker 4: and if you're hunting down people, the content to your

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Speaker 4: character is not so good. Senator God bless you. Thank

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Speaker 4: you for doing so well represent the people of Ohio.

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Speaker 4: Talk to you soon.

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Speaker 2: Thank you. Thank you.

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Speaker 4: Charley very grateful for his leadership. I want to make

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Speaker 4: sure I clarify what I said. The police force is

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Speaker 4: down two hundred people, but there were police nearby that

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Speaker 4: did not intervene. That is correct. I don't know if

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Speaker 4: there were two hundred police officers nearby, but there were

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Speaker 4: police officers that were nearby that did not intervene. It's

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Speaker 4: a remarkable story. But again let's repeat why the police

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Speaker 4: officers did not intervene. The police officers were likely not

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Speaker 4: to intervene because when a group of blacks are prowling

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Speaker 4: around going wilding, which is what they were likely doing. Again,

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Speaker 4: that is part of urban black culture, wilding where you go,

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Speaker 4: That's what happened in the Central Park five situation. They

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Speaker 4: were wilding throughout that entire night. And so they go

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Speaker 4: out and they say, let's go attack some white folks.

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Speaker 4: And some by the way, some gangs actually look at

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Speaker 4: that as hey, you have to go attack a white person,

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Speaker 4: and you get your little tear drop beneath, you know,

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Speaker 4: a little tattoo tear drop. And so the police, if

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Speaker 4: you get in the way of a black mob and

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Speaker 4: you're a police officer, you could lose your pension. How

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Speaker 4: dare you stop it? And so a white girl was

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Speaker 4: beat to a pulp. She's lucky to be alive. And again,

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Speaker 4: if you are a police officer and you get in

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Speaker 4: the way of a black group, you could go to prison.

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Speaker 4: You could be compared to George Floyd or to Ferguson.

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Speaker 4: So police officers are just gonna watch and stand by.

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Speaker 4: You could get dragged through years of court. So police

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Speaker 4: officers are more likely to watch a black mob attack

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Speaker 4: a white because they don't want to lose their pension.

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Speaker 4: See are you tracking here? It's more than a demoralized

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Speaker 4: police force. It's more than that. It's partially it's a

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Speaker 4: paralyzed police force because of racial politics. Alan Jackson Ministries.

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Speaker 4: I'm only speaking at the Culture and Christianity event. I'll

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Speaker 4: Reach Church to south of Nashville, Tennessee, this September. I'm

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Speaker 4: inviting you to join me. My friend, Pastor Alan Jackson

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Speaker 4: organized this conference so we can address the issues we're

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Speaker 4: facing in today's culture. Go to Pastor Alan Jackson dot

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Speaker 4: Bill Lyle, and many more. September nineteenth and twentieth. Registration

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Speaker 4: dot com. That is Alan Jackson dot com. So check

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Speaker 4: it out right now, Alan Jackson dot com, So check

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Speaker 4: it out right now, Alan Jackson dot com slash Charlie,

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Speaker 4: the Cincinnati story is horrifying. I've not seen anything like

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Speaker 4: it in quite some time. Email us Freedom at Charliekirk

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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show where truth Lives.

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Speaker 4: Email us is always freedom at Charliekirk dot com and

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Speaker 4: to ask us questions exclusively on the show. I want

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Speaker 4: to tell you guys about Well, let's just play the

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Speaker 4: Student Action sum at recap. You want to see the

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Speaker 4: energy of what we accomplished at the Student Action Some

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Speaker 4: at play cut fifty one. These students every day are

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Speaker 4: on the front lines being spared, being slandered, being canceled,

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Speaker 4: being kicked out of classes, kicked out of pratiorities, kicked

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Speaker 4: out of sororities. These are the students that worked so

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Speaker 4: hard to register voters this last election. These are the

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Speaker 4: students that start these chapters. They are the vanguard for

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Speaker 4: saying in this country, this generation is the most conservative

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Speaker 4: generation that we have seen and well over fifty years.

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Speaker 4: There's something profound happening in this country. There's something that

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Speaker 4: is deep, that is larger than what the media is

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Speaker 4: covering youth delivered the White House for a Trump. We've

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Speaker 4: been given this gift and now it's on us. We

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Speaker 4: have to execute. Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. Okay, everybody,

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Speaker 4: welcome back. Email us as always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 4: We are a fat country. It's time for us to

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Speaker 4: lose some weight. I've had my fluctuations with weight over

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Speaker 4: the last couple of years, and we all need to

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Speaker 4: be honest about that. That when you get a little

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Speaker 4: bit too pudgy, you get a little bit too fat,

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Speaker 4: you need to be honest. You need to stop eating

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Speaker 4: those carbohydrates. And yes, you got to get in shape.

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Speaker 4: Breaking news today, President Trump is signing an executive order

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Speaker 4: to bring back the physical fitness test back to schools.

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Speaker 4: Will be joined by Kansas City kicker of Harrison Butker,

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Speaker 4: former New York Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor, and Bryson de Chambeau,

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Speaker 4: among others. So Dwight the Eisenowrich, by the way, he

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Speaker 4: was one of the greatest presidents in American history and

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Speaker 4: probably the best president of the twentieth century. There's your

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Speaker 4: thought crime of today and one that I think we're

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Speaker 4: going to be proving over the next couple of years.

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Speaker 4: So stay tuned because I like Ike and you should too.

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Speaker 4: We learn a lot from him. He established the nineteen

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Speaker 4: fifty six Presidential Fitness Test to assess cardiovascular fitness, upper

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Speaker 4: body and core strength and durance, flexibility, and agility. According

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Speaker 4: to Harvard Health, the test included a one mile run,

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Speaker 4: pull ups or push ups, sit ups, shuttle run, sit

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Speaker 4: and reach. Children in the top fifteen percent received the

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Speaker 4: Presidential Fitness Award, established by LBJ. Obama replaced the test

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Speaker 4: in twenty thirteen with the Presidential Youth Fitness Program, putting

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Speaker 4: more emphasis on students' health than their performance. We need

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Speaker 4: to bring back the Presidential Fitness Test, and we need

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Speaker 4: to have a fitter country. Some people say, well, what

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Speaker 4: about the overweight kids. Honestly, maybe a wake up call

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Speaker 4: that they should stop eating Cheetos and Doritos all day

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Speaker 4: long and they should go for a walk instead of

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Speaker 4: playing video games or staring at their screens. Maybe to

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Speaker 4: wake up call for these kids, instead of taking ozepic,

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Speaker 4: maybe go for a three mile walk instead of staring

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Speaker 4: at screens all day long. Now, of course parents need

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Speaker 4: to reinforce this, but we need to culturally promote the

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Speaker 4: idea that fitness is good and President Trump bringing this back.

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Speaker 4: By the way, President Trump is in great shape for

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Speaker 4: nearly eighty years old. I mean he's a phenomena. Considering

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Speaker 4: eighty years old, he does pretty well. But going more

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Speaker 4: broadly to the entire society, regardless of who the president

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Speaker 4: actually does this, being fit and thin is better than

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Speaker 4: being fat and out of shape. You are happy, you

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Speaker 4: have less depression, less anxiety. And you look at how

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Speaker 4: the nation we used to be. We used to be

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Speaker 4: a sculpted nation and now we are a fat and

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Speaker 4: slovenly nation. You'll live longer. The big picture is this

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Speaker 4: the test. This is from Axios, featuring challenges like the

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Speaker 4: one mile run, pull ups and then the sit up.

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Speaker 4: Reach was once a right of passage for America's youth.

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Speaker 4: It was also a source of anxiety and and shame

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Speaker 4: from more than a few kids who ended up feeling

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Speaker 4: like they weren't strong enough for the presidents or Arnold

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Speaker 4: Schwartzenegger's purposes. Anxiety, welcome to life. If you're a little

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Speaker 4: fat and you can't do push ups, then get yourself

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Speaker 4: into shape. Shame. Okay, maybe your BMI is too high.

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Speaker 4: Maybe that's the wake up call that you need. Maybe

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Speaker 4: you should be able to run a mile. Oh, well,

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Speaker 4: you know I was born overweight. Yeah, but you weren't

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Speaker 4: born obese. Everyone has a certain genetic code. But being

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Speaker 4: obese is a choice. Shame is good if it points

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Speaker 4: you towards being better. Now, shame is not good if

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Speaker 4: people are like using shame or peer pressure to get

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Speaker 4: you to underage, drink or to watch porn. That's bad shame.

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Speaker 4: this is good peer pressure. If all of a sudden

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Speaker 4: ups and pull ups. Body fat percentage is even better metric,

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Speaker 4: by the way, than BMI, and that's why you should

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Speaker 4: feel shame if you cheat on your spouse or steal

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Speaker 4: the same thing that happened at the Coldplay concert. Maybe

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Speaker 4: instead of enabling kids to be fat and healthy, we

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Speaker 4: should encourage ourselves to overcome life's many obstacles. Yes, life

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Speaker 4: is tough. Sometimes you're gonna have to publicly speak. Should

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Speaker 4: many of our schools. Oh I have anxiety about taking tests?

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Speaker 4: Should we get rid of test. Well, they have in

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Speaker 4: many schools. The anxiety of a child means nothing. If

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Speaker 4: you are not feeling anxious when you're at school, then

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Speaker 4: you're not ready for life. You should feel anxious anxiety

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Speaker 4: on a nearly daily or weekly basis when you're at school.

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Speaker 4: Good anxiety, not bad anxiety, not the anxiety that you

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Speaker 4: I remember back at Boy Scout. I used to go

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Speaker 4: this very serious swimming test and I failed at the

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Speaker 4: I was I didn't sleep the entire night and I

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Speaker 4: fulfilling things in my life. I failed it one summer

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Speaker 4: able to do thirty forty fifty push ups. Prior to

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Speaker 4: Now my goals get to ten or fifteen. Just be

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Speaker 4: Now you might be a little more pudge, you might

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Speaker 4: put on a couple pounds. I'm not saying that if

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Speaker 4: you're ten fifteen pounds overweight, I get that. But if

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Speaker 4: you are so overweight that you need a wheelchair by

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Speaker 4: age thirty, I'm sorry. We shouldn't put up with that.

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Speaker 4: We want a fit, we want a lean, we want

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Speaker 4: a strong, a healthy, a determined country, not one that

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Speaker 4: is sloppy, slovenly overweight on a happy I'm so glad

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Speaker 4: President Trump is bringing out the fitness test hour two

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Speaker 4: Coming up.

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Speaker 9: Hi'm Bo Davidson with your Real America's Voice headlines. Monday's

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Speaker 9: attack in Manhattan that killed four people shook New York

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Speaker 9: to its core. I'm joined by our correspondent David Zeer,

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Speaker 9: who went to three forty five Park Avenue to talk

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Speaker 9: to people on the scene, and we want to play

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Speaker 9: some of that video right now, those involved in how

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Speaker 9: it affected them, and then David, we will talk on

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Speaker 9: the other side.

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Speaker 17: Do you work the Manhattan I do, right up the blocking.

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Speaker 17: You know anybody who worked at three forty five Park?

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Speaker 17: My wife really, yes, was she in the building at

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Speaker 17: the time. We were very lucky we left about an

886
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Speaker 17: hour before everything happened. Wow, still shaking up. That's extraordinary.

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Speaker 17: Do you care to share any thoughts on the shooting yesterday?

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Speaker 17: In the building?

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Speaker 13: Very crazy?

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Speaker 17: You know, where are you from? What part of the city?

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Speaker 2: I'm from Westchester?

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Speaker 17: Okay? Can you commute? Yeah, it's only thirty minutes. You're

893
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Speaker 17: working in an office building?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I worked just right there own Park Avenue, So

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Speaker 5: you know, I was very like, I was scared, you know,

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Speaker 5: very scary for me.

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Speaker 2: It's New York.

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Speaker 1: Everywhere is crazy.

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Speaker 17: So you just have the present, head on a swivel,

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Speaker 17: head on a smibble, Stay away from the gap, Stay

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Speaker 17: away from the gap, and keep that head on the swivel.

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Speaker 17: All right, all right, thanks to you're the most winningest

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Speaker 17: high school coach in New York City history.

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Speaker 18: Well I have to add to that, I'm the winning

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Speaker 18: is basketball coach in New York City student that includes

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Speaker 18: NBA and college.

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Speaker 17: Wow. Were you in the area yesterday when this show?

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Speaker 18: I was actually driving up to Harlem to play in

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Speaker 18: the smart Ball Classic, the best high school tournament in.

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Speaker 17: New York City.

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Speaker 18: And when I was driving, uh, the alerts went off

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Speaker 18: in my phone, and when I saw police officers shot,

913
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Speaker 18: it said, because I've had a lot.

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Speaker 17: Of police offices play for me.

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Speaker 18: You know, I've been unfortunate in the last five years.

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Speaker 18: I've had two players shot and killed, a fourteen year

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Speaker 18: old in a park, and I've had two parents shot

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Speaker 18: and killed.

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Speaker 17: What's the tenor of New York these days? The people

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Speaker 17: feel safe.

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Speaker 18: I mean people will sake the statistics because you can

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Speaker 18: make statistics where a two hundred hitter looks like he

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Speaker 18: deserves to be in a Baseball Hall of Fame. The

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Speaker 18: good people, the good people in New York have to

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Speaker 18: great grab the city back in.

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Speaker 17: Don't do you know anybody who works in this building?

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Speaker 17: Oh well, I know a.

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Speaker 18: Lot of people in the NFL.

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Speaker 9: Well, David, you talk to a lot of people there.

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Speaker 9: First of all, tell me just in general. You talked

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Speaker 9: about the tenor of it in New York City. I

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Speaker 9: think of New York City as being tough, resilient. Are

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Speaker 9: people are scared as there's a little more of an

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Speaker 9: air of fear today.

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Speaker 17: There is people are vulnerable in the streets of New

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Speaker 17: York City.

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Speaker 9: Now.

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Speaker 17: Generally people you know, they go to work, they do

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Speaker 17: their business, especially in Midtown and Park Avenue. You know,

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Speaker 17: a lot of office buildings. You know, they feel safe.

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Speaker 17: They feel generally safe. They don't go on the subways anymore.

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Speaker 17: You know. I have kids who live in Manhattan. They

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Speaker 17: stay away from the subway. You know. But this has

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Speaker 17: shaken everything up a little bit. And you know, the

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Speaker 17: people of New York City are so diverse that people

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Speaker 17: from all over the place with different backgrounds talking to

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Speaker 17: the people. And you know, being in New York City

948
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Speaker 17: at the time of nine to eleven, you know, people

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Speaker 17: are resilient and they're fighters there. But why do they

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Speaker 17: have to live like this.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, it's just I think it's probably shaken everybody up. David,

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Speaker 9: talk to me about the funeral today for the slain

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Speaker 9: police officer.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, well, the fordideral Islam up in the Bronx funeral

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Speaker 17: held today, thousands of police officers lining the streets up there.

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Speaker 17: He leaves behind a thirty six year old, four year

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Speaker 17: veteran with the police department, leaves behind a wife and

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Speaker 17: two children and others to be laid to rest going forward.

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Speaker 17: It's very sad. The New York City Police Department, you know,

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Speaker 17: basically was neutered for a long time in New York City,

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Speaker 17: especially under de Blasio, and you know, they have a

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Speaker 17: little bit more representation today. They are kind of unified today.

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Speaker 17: They were able to fight back against the ice protesters

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Speaker 17: a month or two ago. But you know, again, quality

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Speaker 17: of life crimes in New York City, they have to

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Speaker 17: play social worker and you know, with the mayor's race

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Speaker 17: coming up, they're not too confident, you know, about the

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Speaker 17: outcome on that one. But it's a sad It's a

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Speaker 17: sad state of affairs in a way.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, anytime there's a slain police officer, those who serve

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Speaker 9: and protected. It has a tremendous impact. David, talk about

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Speaker 9: the impact on the beefed up security situation in Manhattan.

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Speaker 9: You mentioned this is a place where a lot of

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Speaker 9: office buildings are what's going to happen with that? Are

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Speaker 9: we going to need more people, more security officers in

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Speaker 9: these buildings.

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Speaker 17: Well after nine eleven, there were a lot of security

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Speaker 17: measures in the major office buildings, right you know, and

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Speaker 17: if I go to studios in New York City, it's

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Speaker 17: very hard to get upstairs. But there's a lot of

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Speaker 17: smaller buildings, you know, they might have one or two

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Speaker 17: guys in the lobby, off duty police officers doing security

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Speaker 17: like digital Islam. But this is a broad expense across

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Speaker 17: the board. And only fifty percent of the office is

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Speaker 17: occupied since COVID, So it's another burden on the taxpayers

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Speaker 17: in New York City.

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Speaker 4: That certainly is well David, we'll leave it right there.

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Speaker 4: We'll talk to you also tomorrow.

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Speaker 1: Return right after.

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Speaker 4: Okay, everybody, welcome back email us. There is always freedom

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Speaker 4: at Charliekirk dot com. For years, Democrats have pushed the

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Speaker 4: boundaries in the pursuit of power. This story is very interesting.

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Speaker 4: We're out to focus on in Texas because it's consistent

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Speaker 4: with the Senate parliamentarian story. It's consistent with the Senate

995
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Speaker 4: blue slip story to the Senate rule story. While the

996
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Speaker 4: Democrats have gone full throttle to destroy the United States,

997
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Speaker 4: we have always been, Oh, we take the high road

998
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Speaker 4: of virtue and tradition. While they are crushing us, well,

999
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Speaker 4: no more. Texas is fighting back. Almost every major Democrat

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Speaker 4: swing state has jerry mandered, not to swing state, but

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Speaker 4: home state, jerrymandered their maps to be so difficult for

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Speaker 4: Republicans to be able to win swing districts like Illinois,

1003
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Speaker 4: like New Jersey, like California. Well, Texas is now fighting back. First,

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Speaker 4: let's show up on cut four eighty three. This is

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Speaker 4: Illinois's congressional map. Do you see that little sliver on

1006
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Speaker 4: the right hand of your screen, the screen on the right,

1007
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Speaker 4: that's a congressional district. They're leveraging racial grievances and civil

1008
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Speaker 4: rights law to be able to jerrymander Republicans out of

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Speaker 4: any representation in Illinois. And you can see it has worked.

1010
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Speaker 4: Illinois basic. You know, Illinois had more Republican congressman than

1011
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Speaker 4: Democrat congressman a decade ago. Well they made quick work

1012
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Speaker 4: of that. Well, joining us now is Abraham George. He's

1013
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Speaker 4: the Texas GOP chair, to discuss the situation happening in

1014
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Speaker 4: Texas and the proposed Texas maps. Abraham, great to see

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Speaker 4: you walk us through what is happening here and the

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Speaker 4: proposed Texas maps. Will put the maps up on screen

1017
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Speaker 4: while you're talking, please.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Charlie, So glad to be back.

1019
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Speaker 19: What happened in twenty twenty during the COVID and the Census,

1020
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Speaker 19: the Republican House back then went and shored up the

1021
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Speaker 19: support for their own districts and ended up leaving a

1022
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Speaker 19: lot of open seats basically for Democrats. And I am

1023
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Speaker 19: glad President Trump made a call and finally said, Okay, Texas,

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Speaker 19: actually you can actually bring in another five state, five

1025
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Speaker 19: congressional districts for US. So over the past year or

1026
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Speaker 19: so we've been working on it with R and C

1027
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Speaker 19: and also Michael Wattley has been very helpful on this.

1028
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Speaker 19: Many of our congressional members helped on this, and then

1029
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Speaker 19: finally we got a we're at a place we are

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Speaker 19: going to have a map that actually represents the people.

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Speaker 19: Her meet sent out a memo from DJ saying there's

1032
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Speaker 19: four districts that are jerry mannered based on race, which

1033
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Speaker 19: is illegal.

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Speaker 2: You can do it on political reasons, but I didn't.

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Speaker 19: I didn't think the Texas leadership had the forty two

1036
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Speaker 19: to do it. But we finally have a president who

1037
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Speaker 19: asking for it and it's getting done.

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Speaker 4: So walk us to the geography of this though, So

1039
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Speaker 4: what is the significance the proposed contrast between the current

1040
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Speaker 4: maps and where we could potentially be. How many seats

1041
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Speaker 4: could Republicans potentially pick up.

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Speaker 19: We believe we can pick up five new seats for

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Speaker 19: the Republican side, which we currently have twenty five seats

1044
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Speaker 19: on our side, thirteen four Democrats. I think it's going

1045
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Speaker 19: to be thirty four Republicans and eight four Democrats out

1046
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Speaker 19: of the thirty eight seats we currently hold in during

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Speaker 19: the census was it was a whole mistake and the

1048
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Speaker 19: party was against it back then. Even our Texas House

1049
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Speaker 19: seats are seventy eighty person Republican on certain certain areas

1050
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Speaker 19: of Texas, and the same thing for congressional maps. You

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Speaker 19: know a lot of these congressmen they just don't want

1052
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Speaker 19: to go out there in campaign. So what they've done

1053
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Speaker 19: is they've made a seventy percent district for themselves, which is,

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Speaker 19: you know, giving a lot of a lot of space

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Speaker 19: for Democrats. And honestly, at this point, you know, Charlie's

1056
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Speaker 19: it's a it's a fight for our country and if

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Speaker 19: we're going to hold the House in twenty twenty six,

1058
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Speaker 19: and Texas is bringing brand new eight five new congressional

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Speaker 19: districts on the Republican side.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, so is there any fear that the new proposed

1061
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Speaker 4: map might hurt us eventually? But let me actually pause

1062
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Speaker 4: on that. Let's play some piece of tape here. Let's

1063
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Speaker 4: play Harry Enton. Let's play first cut, four fifty one.

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Speaker 5: This in fact could win or maintain control for the

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Speaker 5: Republicans and the House of Representatives. What are you talking about, Well,

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Speaker 5: Texas has thirty eight congressional districts. Look at those that

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Speaker 5: Trump won last year by at least ten percentage points.

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Speaker 5: Under the current lines, it's twenty five. Under the proposed lines,

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Speaker 5: it's thirty. That's one, two, three, four, five, five potential

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Speaker 5: pickup opportunities for the Republican Party.

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Speaker 17: They are playing hardball.

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Speaker 5: At this particular point, and right now it seems to

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Speaker 5: me that Democrats are actually playing close to the little

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Speaker 5: league pee week.

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Speaker 4: It's about time we start to play hardball. Let's play

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Speaker 4: cut four fifty two.

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Speaker 2: So five seats.

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Speaker 3: What would five seats in Texas do for Republicans in

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Speaker 3: Congress overall?

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Speaker 5: You might think five seats is just five seats, but

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Speaker 5: keep in mind this margins are spare for the House majority.

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Speaker 5: In twenty twenty, the Democrats had four seats. Twenty twenty two,

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Speaker 5: Republicans had four seats.

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Speaker 6: This time around two seats for.

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Speaker 5: Republicans out of the twenty twenty four elections. Five seats

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Speaker 5: can make all the difference in the world, and that

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Speaker 5: is why Republicans in Texas providing five pickup seat opportunities

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Speaker 5: could in fact make the difference between Republicans losing control

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Speaker 5: of the House of Representatives and maintaining control of the

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Speaker 5: House of Represents.

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Speaker 4: This is about whether or not Trump is going to

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Speaker 4: be impeached, all hinges on Hispanics. Abraham, are you confident

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Speaker 4: that Hispanics will continue to vote in a way to

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Speaker 4: make these districts solidly read?

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Speaker 2: Absolutely so.

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Speaker 19: We have fourteen voter counties in Texas, and out of

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Speaker 19: the fourteen, to all of them we flipped to Republican.

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Speaker 19: All fourteen were Democrat counties and most of them are

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Speaker 19: about sixty sixty five percent Hispanic population, and out of

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Speaker 19: the fourteen to all of them came to Republican side

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Speaker 19: primarily because Donald Trump was on ballot and Biden had

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Speaker 19: destroyed our country.

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Speaker 2: So they are continuing.

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Speaker 19: We have a brand new elected official, like county commissioner

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Speaker 19: in one of those counties, flipped from Democrat to Republican

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Speaker 19: today this morning. So we have elected officials flipping to

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Speaker 19: the other side because they're just saying, our values does

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Speaker 19: not align with the Democrat Party anymore. We want to

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Speaker 19: be part of the Republican Party and we are welcoming

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Speaker 19: those people. I don't know if they're going to run

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Speaker 19: on our ballot again, because we just don't know if

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Speaker 19: they're real Republicans, but we're we're trying to work with

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Speaker 19: everyone up there, and a lot of these people who

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Speaker 19: was being railroaded by the Biden administration, especially on the

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Speaker 19: voter issue and economy, now saying yeah, Republican Party knows

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Speaker 19: what we need and they're working on it. So we

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Speaker 19: are going to continue to have Hispanic and Black American

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Speaker 19: voters on our side.

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Speaker 4: In Texas, let's play cut four fifty three.

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Speaker 3: Please, some voting shifts within Texas might be adding fuel to.

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Speaker 4: This, exactly right.

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Speaker 5: They wouldn't necessarily be able to do this, Anthony Fack Republicans.

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Speaker 5: Donald Trump did not do so much better among Latino

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Speaker 5: voters last time around than he did in twenty twenty

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Speaker 5: because four of the pickup opportunities are majority in Hispanic seats.

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Speaker 5: In twenty twenty four, get this down, Trump actually won

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Speaker 5: Latino voters by ten points. In Texas in twenty twenty

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Speaker 5: it was Joe Biden who won him by seventeen points.

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Speaker 5: That's of nearly a thirty point switcheroo. So this, in

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Speaker 5: my mind, is fueling these potential pickup opportunities for Republicans.

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Speaker 5: As I said at the beginning of this, Republicans are

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Speaker 5: playing hard.

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Speaker 17: Well.

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Speaker 5: It's going to be interesting to see if Democrats can

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Speaker 5: actually answer this or theyre going to be stuck in

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Speaker 5: the little One thing.

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Speaker 3: We are watching is that Donald Trump maintains his support

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Speaker 3: among Latino voters.

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Speaker 1: But that is to come.

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Speaker 4: That will be to come.

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Speaker 6: It will be answered soon.

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Speaker 4: Enough, Abraham. So this could potentially keep the House of

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Speaker 4: Representatives read what is the process then, to get this done,

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Speaker 4: Greg Abbott, House of Representatives. What is the actual timeline

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Speaker 4: of the process.

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Speaker 19: Well, Greg Abbott called a special meeting, special session thirty days.

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Speaker 19: He's given a mandate that he wants to redraw the districts.

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Speaker 19: We currently have a map that's filed by Chairman Hunter

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Speaker 19: from South Texas and that.

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Speaker 2: Map actually is pretty good map.

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Speaker 19: I mean, I'm not part of the process of redrawing

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Speaker 19: the maps, but that new map that is proposed, we

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Speaker 19: will have about five new seats on our side. There's

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Speaker 19: one seat in Dallas North Dallas that will be flipped

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Speaker 19: over to the Republican side, which is held by Julie Johnson,

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Speaker 19: who is a lesbian, crazy person who really does not

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Speaker 19: reflect the valleys of Texas. And then there's a lot

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Speaker 19: of these people who are going to be losing their seats,

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Speaker 19: mainly because, honestly, ben Donald Trump one by fourteen points

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Speaker 19: in Texas, a lot of these people were being they're scared.

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Speaker 19: Now with the redrawing, I think they're pretty much done.

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Speaker 2: So this is going to be an interesting deal. We

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Speaker 2: have thirty days to do this.

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Speaker 19: We were currently holding all of these public hearings and

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Speaker 19: there's one happening tomorrow. Once that's done, we will have

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Speaker 19: the final map and we'll get to the floor. And

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Speaker 19: both the House and the Senate is on board with it,

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Speaker 19: so we should have everything wrapped up by in about

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Speaker 19: two and a half weeks. If Texas House members can

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Speaker 19: get their act together, which I think they will. Democrats

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Speaker 19: are talking about cutting quorum, but we'll see how that goes.

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Speaker 4: Abraham, Thank you so much, Abraham. George, Texas GOP state chair,

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Speaker 4: thank you so much.

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Speaker 2: Thanks Matt.

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Speaker 4: great forty eighth president the United States. What your thoughts

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Speaker 4: on Jdvance? I think we've been on quite a Jdvance

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Speaker 4: journey the last year, haven't we Jdivance went from a

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Speaker 4: Trump coalition and a phenomenal Vice President of the United States.

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Speaker 4: In fact, I was just chatting with JD the other day.

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Speaker 17: JD.

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Speaker 4: Vance had some very sharp commentary about immigration and about Europe.

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Speaker 4: Let's listen carefully to the vice president of United States

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Speaker 4: and maybe the forty eighth president United States. Play cut

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Speaker 4: three ninety three.

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Speaker 20: Yes, the Europeans annoy me sometimes, and yes I disagree

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Speaker 20: with him on certain issues, but we have to remember

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Speaker 20: that is the cradle of Western civilization. There entire idea

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Speaker 20: of Christian civilization that led to the founding of the

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Speaker 20: United States of America that.

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Speaker 4: Was formed in Europe.

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Speaker 20: Europe is at risk, I think, of creating, of engaging

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Speaker 20: in civilizational suicide. They are unable to or unwilling too

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Speaker 20: many countries to control their borders. You see them starting

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Speaker 20: to push back against that, and good, that's a good thing.

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Speaker 20: You see them starting to limit the free speech of

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Speaker 20: their own citizens, even as those citizens are protesting against

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Speaker 20: things like the border invasion. I want Europe to thrive.

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Speaker 20: I want them to be an important ally.

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Speaker 4: This is important. We want Europe to survive and to thrive.

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Speaker 4: In the United Kingdom, the government spent last year more

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Speaker 4: than seven billion pounds flying Afghan Muslims into the country

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Speaker 4: in secret. A court made it illegal to report that

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Speaker 4: it was happening. Now the government is considering a definition

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Speaker 4: of Islamophobia that would make it illegal to talk about

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Speaker 4: Islamic grooming gangs. The flag of Islam is taking over

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Speaker 4: the European continent, and they're doing this by choice. Muhammad

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Speaker 4: is one of the top birth names all throughout the

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Speaker 4: continent of Europe. Who do you want to rule you?

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Speaker 4: Muslims do not believe in separation of Moskin state. They

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Speaker 4: do not believe in freedom of speech, free expression. Many

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Speaker 4: of them don't even believe in private property rights the

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Speaker 4: way that we do, or free enterprise. It's all subservient

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Speaker 4: to the Sharia. Allah and migration and immigration makes it possible.

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Speaker 4: You see immigration, And I've spent a lot of time

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Speaker 4: in the kind of ruling class neighborhoods this summer, trying

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Speaker 4: to raise money for turning point and hanging out. Immigration

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Speaker 4: is where all of a sudden, the ruling class gets

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Speaker 4: a little bit nervous. Oh well, you know, we can

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Speaker 4: let them in as long as they come in legally. No, no, no,

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Speaker 4: they must assimilate. Legal is not enough, because immigration without

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Speaker 4: assimilation is in invasion. President Donald Trump warned repeatedly about

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Speaker 4: this during his trip to Europe. Play cut two forty

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Speaker 4: three on immigration.

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Speaker 21: You better get you act together, but you're not gonna

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Speaker 21: have Europe anymore.

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Speaker 6: You got to get your act together.

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Speaker 21: And we you know, as you know, last month, we

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Speaker 21: had nobody entering our country.

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Speaker 17: Nobody shut it down, and we.

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Speaker 21: Took out a lot of bad people that got.

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Speaker 17: There with Biden.

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Speaker 21: Biden was a total stiff and what he allowed to happen.

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Speaker 21: But you're allowing it to happen to your countries, and

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Speaker 21: you got to stop this horrible invasion that's happening to Europe.

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Speaker 21: Many countries in Europe, some people, some leaders, have not

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Speaker 21: let it happen, and they're not getting the proper credit

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Speaker 21: they they should. I could name them to you right now,

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Speaker 21: but I'm not going.

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Speaker 6: To embarrass the other ones.

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Speaker 21: But stop this immigration is killing Europe.

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Speaker 4: At this point, I think European elites finally realize that

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Speaker 4: Muslim mass migration was a massive mistake. But they're in

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Speaker 4: so deep they'd rather just basically cover up than keep

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Speaker 4: on talking about it. They just want to cover up

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Speaker 4: how awful it is until they're basically dead and they

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Speaker 4: don't have to worry about it. There's just no way

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Speaker 4: to argue that Muslims in the UK, France or Germany

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Speaker 4: has been anything other than a disaster. And remember this,

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Speaker 4: Muslims are compelled to take over the government in the

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Speaker 4: land that they are in. That is why you have Mamdani,

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Speaker 4: that is why you have Omar Fatat in Minneapolis, That's

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Speaker 4: why you have Delac de Laqua in South Portland. And

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Speaker 4: then you can't even speak out against it. You see

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Speaker 4: so many of them running for office because government and

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Speaker 4: the instruments of power is fundamental to Islamic theology. It

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Speaker 4: is not fundamental to Christian theology. Our kingdom is not

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Speaker 4: of this world. We should get more involved in politics.

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Speaker 4: But that that is my push for pastors and Christians.

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Speaker 4: Islamists have no such concern theologically. They know that they

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Speaker 4: should take over the power structure and to govern an

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Speaker 4: event through Shariah. And what do the purple haired jahatis

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Speaker 4: in Brooklyn and the actual Jahatis have in common. They

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Speaker 4: hate the United States of America and they want to

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Speaker 4: suffocate our civilization. They want to starve the baseline and

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Speaker 4: the foundation. They despise the West, and we invited them here.

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Speaker 4: Doctor Paul ray Wore, historian from Hillsdale College, joins us.

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Speaker 9: Next Davidson with Your Real America's Voice news headlines. Former

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Speaker 9: Vice President Kamala Harris announced Wednesday that she will not

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Speaker 9: run for governor of California, ending months of speculation about

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Speaker 9: her next move after losing to Donald Trump last year.

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Speaker 9: Harris said she made the decision after quote deep reflection,

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Speaker 9: and wants to keep serving outside elected office for now.

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Speaker 9: Sources close to her say the choice preserves her option

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Speaker 9: to run for president in twenty twenty eight. Harris is

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Speaker 9: considering nonprofit work and helping elect Democrats nationwide in the

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Speaker 9: near term. Her decision leaves California's governor's race wide open,

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Speaker 9: as several prominent Democrats jump in. Harris promised to share

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Speaker 9: more about her future plans soon. Meanwhile, a Cincinnati City

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Speaker 9: councilwoman is facing intense backlash after appearing to defend a

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Speaker 9: violent downtown attack in a Facebook comment under a video

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Speaker 9: of the brutal beating. An account link to councilwoman Victoria

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Speaker 9: Parks wrote, quote, they begged for that beatdown and I

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Speaker 9: am grateful for the whole story unquote. The comment sparked

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Speaker 9: outrage online, with police union leaders and state lawmakers calling

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Speaker 9: for her resignation and accusing her of celebrating violence. The incident,

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Speaker 9: which left a woman unconscious on a city street, has

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Speaker 9: been widely shared on social medium. Parks, a democratically endorsed

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Speaker 9: member who is not seeking reelection, has not responded to

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Speaker 9: multiple requests for comment. As anger builds, community leaders are

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Speaker 9: demanding accountability ahead of November's election, and also today, a

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Speaker 9: Virginia City councilman was set on fire inside his workplace

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Speaker 9: Wednesday after a man poured gasoline on him. Police said

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Speaker 9: Danville council member Lee Vogler, thirty nine, was attacked by

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Speaker 9: Shatzi Michael buck Hayes, twenty nine, who was now charged

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Speaker 9: with attempted first degree murder. Vogeler was airlifted to a

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Speaker 9: burn center and his condition remains unknown. Authorities say the

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Speaker 9: attack was personal and not politically motivated. The community and

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Speaker 9: city leaders say they are heartbroken and praying for Vogler's recovery. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 9: an explosive document declassified this morning by Senate Judiciary Committee

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Speaker 9: exposes what Senator Chuck Grassley called, quote, one of the

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Speaker 9: Trump Russia collusion, sources Open Society sparked that investigation. We

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Speaker 4: a professor from America's greatest college. Doctor Paul Ray, professor

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Speaker 4: of history from Hillsdale College and war historian, Doctor Ray.

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Speaker 4: Great to see you, Thank you for the time, Doctor Ray.

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Speaker 4: What is your analysis of the Russian Ukrainian War? Do

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Speaker 4: you believe that Putin is going to continue to broker

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Speaker 4: this war against Ukraine?

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Speaker 14: Yes, I do. I never thought that a ceasefire was

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Speaker 14: at all likely. That having been said, I honor Donald

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Speaker 14: Trump for trying. The number of people being killed is terrible,

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Speaker 14: and I think a ceasefire would be very much in

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Speaker 14: the interest of Ukraine, which is under tremendous pressure because

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Speaker 14: the Ukrainian population is greatly outnumbered by the Russian population.

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Speaker 2: So the.

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Speaker 1: Potential list of draftees.

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Speaker 14: Of people that you could actually put into the war

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Speaker 14: as much money smaller, but I never believed it would happen.

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Speaker 14: And the reason is that I think Putin has gotten

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Speaker 14: himself into a corner where if he ends this war

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Speaker 14: with anything but something that can be represented as a

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Speaker 14: great victory, he will be toast. He has stirred up

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Speaker 14: Russian nationalism, focused it on the Ukraine issue, he has

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Speaker 14: sacrificed innumerable Russian lives at the front, and if he

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Speaker 14: has very little to show for it, it's over for him.

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Speaker 14: I don't think he has room to move. Going in

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Speaker 14: there was one of the stupidest things he could conceivably

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Speaker 14: have done. He thought it was going to be a cakewalk.

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Speaker 14: And what does that say about Russian intelligence that a

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Speaker 14: country next to them language is very similar to Russian

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Speaker 14: and they can't tell that these people are prepared to fight.

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Speaker 14: That's really quite remarkable. Must be an awful lot of

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Speaker 14: people around Trump, around Putin who are afraid to tell

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Speaker 14: him the truth, and that's probably still true. I'm afraid.

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Speaker 4: So, doctor, it's a phenomenal analysis, But I want to

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Speaker 4: zero in on your answer. You say, yes, he's going

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Speaker 4: to continue continuing brokering it to what end till he

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Speaker 4: reaches Kiev, Till he reaches the middle point or the

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Speaker 4: center part of the country. So you're saying he's going

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Speaker 4: to keep on brokering it. What would the final objective

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Speaker 4: be and what would then a reasonable victory for Putin b.

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Speaker 14: Well, one of the problems is I'm not sure he

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Speaker 14: knows what the final objective is. Oftentimes countries go to

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Speaker 14: war without a clear understanding of the mission. I think

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Speaker 14: that was true for US in Vietnam fifty years ago.

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Speaker 14: We didn't really quite know what victory would mean. And

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Speaker 14: how you can't You can't bring means and ends together

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Speaker 14: unless you know what the end is. I think the

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Speaker 14: original end was to take Kiev and to install a

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Speaker 14: puppet government that would control the whole country, so that

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Speaker 14: you would have a puppet under the Russians. But that's

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Speaker 14: not going to happen, so I don't I don't know

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Speaker 14: what would counts as victory. And keep in mind he

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Speaker 14: has to sell it as a victory to the Russian people,

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Speaker 14: but not just to the Russian people, to that rather

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Speaker 14: narrower group that is powerful in Russia. And he has

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Speaker 14: revved up a kind of ultra nationalism that won't be

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Speaker 14: satisfied with anything less than a whole lot so I

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Speaker 14: think he's got himself in a lot of trouble, and

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Speaker 14: I think it's extremely foolish because the only country in

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Speaker 14: the world that has any territorial ambitions vis a vi Russia,

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Speaker 14: and I mean the Russia that existed before this war

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Speaker 14: started is China. It's not widely known, but Russian and

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Speaker 14: China fought a war along the Amur River in nineteen

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Speaker 14: sixty nine, major tank battles. China has a claim to Siberia,

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Speaker 14: or to a good chunk of Siberia. The Russians won

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Speaker 14: that in the middle of the nineteenth century, and there

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Speaker 14: was a treaty. It's one of the treaties that Chinese

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Speaker 14: children are taught to look upon as the unequal treaties

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Speaker 14: that have to be overturned. So what has Putin done.

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Speaker 14: He has put his country in bed with its greatest

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Speaker 14: potential enemy. He has put it at odds with potential allies,

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Speaker 14: and he has alienated them. I was about to say permanently,

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Speaker 14: but in own affairs, there's no such thing as permanently.

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Speaker 4: And this is so illuminating. So you've said he's made

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Speaker 4: a big mistake, and he's kind of got a back

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Speaker 4: up against the wall he doesn't really know what the

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Speaker 4: objective is. So let's talk about then, who he has

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Speaker 4: to win over? Russian people sort of, but he's using

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Speaker 4: the more rural, poor Muslim parts as cannon fodder up

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Speaker 4: on the front lines. Who, then, does he have to

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Speaker 4: win over? Who is the intelligentsia, the Russian ruling class

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Speaker 4: of Moscow and Saint Petersburg that he has to convince

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Speaker 4: that this war was a success. Who are these people?

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Speaker 14: Okay, there's two Russian intelligentsias, and they're at odds with

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Speaker 14: one another. There's one that's cosmopolitan, relatively western oriented, and

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Speaker 14: innumerable Russians have fled Russia because of this war. They're

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Speaker 14: living in Georgia, they're living in Armenia, they're living in Finland,

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Speaker 14: they're living on Cyprus. There are a lot of Russians

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Speaker 14: who look upon this war as a nightmare, and who

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Speaker 14: are themselves concerned primarily as patriotic Russians with the Chinese threat.

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Speaker 14: The people that he's got to please are the KGB

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Speaker 14: guys that are his subordinates. And you know, there's there's

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Speaker 14: quite a few of them, But think of this as

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01:21:28,160 --> 01:21:33,400
Speaker 14: an oligarchy of thugs. A lot of them trained by

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Speaker 14: the KGB back in the days when Putin himself was

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Speaker 14: a KGB officer in Dresden in Germany. And a lot

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Speaker 14: of them share his view, which is, you know, the

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Speaker 14: reallytomy is the United States. Let me say a little

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Speaker 14: something about that, because the Roman historian Polybius says that

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Speaker 14: when you end a war, you have to think very

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01:22:01,200 --> 01:22:05,879
Speaker 14: hard about the defeated opponent. Are they broken in spirit

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Speaker 14: or do they think that they have lost the war

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01:22:12,840 --> 01:22:19,160
Speaker 14: because yielded to circumstances. And his argument is the Carthaginians

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Speaker 14: at the end of the First Punic War have yielded

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Speaker 14: the circumstances. Okay, if they've only yielded circumstances, they are

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Speaker 14: lying in wait for an opportunity to strike back. Think

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01:22:31,680 --> 01:22:36,160
Speaker 14: of Germany after World War One. The Germans didn't think

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Speaker 14: they'd been defeated. They thought they had been betrayed from within,

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Speaker 14: and they are looking for the opportunity to strike back.

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Speaker 2: Okay.

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Speaker 14: Russia at the end of the Cold War, it's defeated.

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Speaker 14: It yielded to circumstances. The Soviet Union broke up and

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01:22:56,880 --> 01:23:01,640
Speaker 14: places like Ukraine became independent countries. Any A, Latvia, Estonia,

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Speaker 14: the Stans Armenia and so forth. Uh Putin comes from

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Speaker 14: a generation that thinks they were cheated, you know. He

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Speaker 14: refers to the breakup of the Soviet Union as a

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Speaker 14: great geopolitical disaster. So the aim is to put it

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Speaker 14: back together, you know. And if you might, you might

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Speaker 14: wonder why did the Swedes join NATO, why did Finland

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Speaker 14: join NATO. The answer is they think that Ukraine is

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Speaker 14: a test and their next So he's he's, he's peeded

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Speaker 14: himself into a corner in which there is an ultra

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Speaker 14: nationalist delete largely drawn from the army and the old

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Speaker 14: kgb UH and he's he's, he can't afford to give ground.

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Speaker 4: The ussre never technically lost to war. I mean, there

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Speaker 4: was Afghanistan, but they collapsed and Russians felt that they

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Speaker 4: were taking advantage of in a moment of weakness. And

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Speaker 4: what you're articulating is a ruling class that is very jaded,

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Speaker 4: that was likely in their late twenties and early thirties,

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Speaker 4: their formative years when the USSR collapsed, and now they

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Speaker 4: are on top of Russian society and they hold a

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Speaker 4: memory of great bitterness, bitterness that this project that they

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Speaker 4: inherited fell apart. And they're trying to reconstitute it. But

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Speaker 4: when I'm going to ask you after the break, doctor

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Speaker 4: Paul Ray. Earlier in our show, we talked about how

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Speaker 4: the youth of America have surprised a lot of demographic trends.

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Speaker 4: What about the youth of Russia. We don't hear a

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Speaker 4: lot about that. We hear about the youth of Iran.

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Speaker 4: We hear, but the youth of Russia after the break,

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Speaker 4: are they more Western or are they more ultranationalists? Because

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Speaker 4: right now in America we're seeing young people are turning

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Speaker 4: more conservative, more nationalistic. Is that true in Russia's case?

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Speaker 4: dot com. The Washington Post writes this Putin wants Russia's

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Speaker 4: youth to become an ultra nationalist patriots. Many are all in.

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Speaker 4: We're going to ask doctor Paul Ray, how do the

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Speaker 4: youth of Russia feel about this reconstitution of the Soviet

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Speaker 23: All twenty five percent tariff on cars, a fifty percent

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Speaker 23: tariff on steel, aluminum and copper. And additionally, Mexico has

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Speaker 23: agreed to immediately terminate its non tariff trade barriers, of

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Speaker 23: which there are many, and as the President said, we

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Speaker 23: will continue to talk to Mexico over the next ninety

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Speaker 23: days with the goal of signing a larger trade deal.

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Speaker 23: The key to this again is Mexico has agreed to

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Speaker 23: terminate those non tariff barriers and to continue to work

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Speaker 23: with us in good faith. Mexico is a very unique

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Speaker 23: situation of all the other countries around the world, because,

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Speaker 23: of course, we share our southern border with Mexico, which

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Speaker 23: we've seen an increase in cooperation between Mexico's President Claudia

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Speaker 23: Shinbaum and our administration on clamping down on drug trafficking

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Speaker 23: and human trafficking at the southern border. We appreciate those

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Speaker 23: efforts and will continue to work in good faith and

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Speaker 23: to continue to have these trade discussions as well.

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Speaker 24: Joey, Yeah, thanks Caroline.

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Speaker 6: I'll just cut a find of the previous question.

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Speaker 24: President Trump is indicated he's been looking at it either

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Speaker 24: fifteen percent or twenty percent baseline universal tariff, as he

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Speaker 24: landed on one of those.

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Speaker 6: Yet I won't get.

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Speaker 23: Ahead of the president on that baseline announcement.

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Speaker 24: And it's secondly, what a Treasury Secretary Besset mean yesterday?

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Speaker 24: What do he called the new Trump accounts for newborns

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Speaker 24: a quote backdoor to prioratizing Social Security? Does the administration

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Speaker 24: view this new Trump accounts.

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Speaker 6: As a way to.

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Speaker 4: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us is always Freedhaman Charliekirk

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Speaker 4: dot com. Doctor Paul Ray concludes the program today with

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Speaker 4: us Doctor Ray. The article from the Washington Post a

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Speaker 4: little old, but it says Putin wants Russia's youth to

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Speaker 4: become ultranationalist patriots. Many are all in, doctor Ray. How

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Speaker 4: do the youth of Russia feel about all this?

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Speaker 14: They feel differently. I mean, you know, I said something

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Speaker 14: about the people who fled. I used to chair the

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Speaker 14: board of a little foundation that sends Americans to places

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Speaker 14: to talk and study people who are being ignored by

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Speaker 14: the press. We sent someone out. This is the Institute

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Speaker 14: of Current World Affairs. We're one hundred years old. We

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Speaker 14: send someone out to visit the ex patriots in Georgia, Armenia, etc.

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Speaker 14: Those are all young people, almost all young people. They

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Speaker 14: don't want to be drafted and they don't want to

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Speaker 14: have anything to do with this particular imperialistic war. And

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Speaker 14: there are lots of them. I'm talking hundreds of thousands

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Speaker 14: of them. If you turn to Russia, here would be

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Speaker 14: the test. If Russian youth really are dedicated to this project.

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Speaker 14: Are they volunteering to go fight against Ukraine? I mean,

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Speaker 14: my sense is the cannon fodder that is being fed

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Speaker 14: into that war comes from the periphery, from the poorest

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Speaker 14: regions in Russia and from the minorities, not from people

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Speaker 14: in Saint Petersburg and Moscow. They may talk an ultranationalist line,

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Speaker 14: but are they willing to put their lives on the line.

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Speaker 14: I don't see much indication of that, and it strikes

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Speaker 14: me the failure to draft people from Moscow and Saint

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Speaker 14: Petersburg and the like is a sign that Putin knows

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Speaker 14: there are limits to his support. In other words, it's

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Speaker 14: one thing to talk it, it's another thing to walk the.

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Speaker 4: Walk, Doctor Ray. In closing here, you've painted a very

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Speaker 4: vivid picture of a superpower with a dictator that has

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Speaker 4: made up mistake and he probably knows it, and he's

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Speaker 4: in a little too deep. That's not a good scenario

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Speaker 4: for the United States of America. So then I don't

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Speaker 4: want to ask you how should we get involved? Where

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Speaker 4: does that leave us? What are the choices then in

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Speaker 4: front of us, in front of the United States, since

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Speaker 4: Putin has basically gone all in, and he has to

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Speaker 4: say face.

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Speaker 14: Well, we could abandon Ukraine. But if we abandon Ukraine,

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Speaker 14: we may lose our European alliances. They're very much worried

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Speaker 14: about this, and their view is if Ukraine goes down,

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Speaker 14: we're on the front lines, or we can continue to

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Speaker 14: support them. If we continue to support them, it's going

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Speaker 14: to go on for a considerable period of time. I

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Speaker 14: think the preferable thing is to continue to support them,

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Speaker 14: But I don't think we're in a very good situation here.

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Speaker 14: When this thing started, could have won they had they

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01:32:02,680 --> 01:32:07,280
Speaker 14: backfooted the Russians that first six months, and had they

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Speaker 14: had the weapons they needed, they might well have been

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Speaker 14: able to push the Russians out. They did push the

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Speaker 14: Russians out of a considerable area at that time. So

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Speaker 14: you know, it's a little complicated because the situation now

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Speaker 14: it looks like World War One. You've got these trenches

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Speaker 14: and that's a terrible kind of warfare, but you had

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01:32:29,240 --> 01:32:34,000
Speaker 14: a warfare maneuver right at the beginning, and Joe Biden

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01:32:34,120 --> 01:32:39,280
Speaker 14: chose the Vietnam war route gradual building up rather than

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Speaker 14: hammer them right at the start.

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Speaker 4: Doctor Ray, phenomenal analysis. I'd love to have you on soon.

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Speaker 4: Seven thousand total dead a week per Trump. It's a

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Speaker 4: terrible death toll. I'm afraid this thing is not going

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01:32:54,479 --> 01:32:57,479
Speaker 4: to go away anytime soon, Doctor Ray, thank.

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Speaker 2: You so much.

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Speaker 4: I want to check out Charlie for Hillsdale dot Com

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01:32:59,760 --> 01:33:02,960
Speaker 4: from Hillsdale College. A phenomenal analysis. Thank you so much.

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Speaker 4: All right, terrific. I gotta be honest, that was some

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01:33:11,960 --> 01:33:14,040
Speaker 4: of the best Russia analysis we've had on the show.

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Speaker 4: It was fair, it was factual, it was nuanced, it

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01:33:17,520 --> 01:33:21,640
Speaker 4: was not political. It was really well done. This is

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Speaker 4: President Trump three twenty two on the Russian situation.

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Speaker 25: I'm not you know, I'm not so interested in talking anymore.

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01:33:31,400 --> 01:33:34,880
Speaker 25: He's he talks to me, have such a nice conversation,

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01:33:35,080 --> 01:33:37,400
Speaker 25: such respectful and nice conversations, and.

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Speaker 1: Then people die the following night, and with.

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Speaker 25: A missile going into a town and hitting I mean recently,

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Speaker 25: I guess the nursing home.

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Speaker 6: But they hit other things.

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Speaker 1: Whatever they hit, people die.

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Speaker 4: And then he says, we don't have time for the

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Speaker 4: next segment. I'm giving Russia ten more days. His patience

1677
01:33:58,320 --> 01:34:03,080
Speaker 4: is running out. This is a my opinion aside, this

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01:34:03,120 --> 01:34:05,400
Speaker 4: is a very difficult situation. I've always been in the

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01:34:05,400 --> 01:34:08,720
Speaker 4: opinion this is not America's war. But the doctor Ray

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Speaker 4: makes a good point. It's worthy of consideration, pondering and reflection.

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Speaker 4: Is it worth severing our European alliances? Email us Freedom

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01:34:17,600 --> 01:34:19,240
Speaker 4: at Charliekirk dot com, se you guys tomorrow