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Speaker 2: He has had the most disastrous first hundred days of

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Speaker 1: The dawn of modern polling.

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Speaker 2: No president has ever watched the first hundred days more

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Speaker 2: badly than Donald Trump has botched it.

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Speaker 1: And that's true not just for his.

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Speaker 2: Approval reading generally and how people feel about him. It's

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Speaker 1: Do you like any of it?

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Speaker 3: No, Day ninety nine of the second Trump administration, and

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Speaker 3: we're starting this evening with money power politics. According to

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Speaker 3: Donald Trump, he runs the country and the world. That

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Speaker 3: is what he told The Atlantic about his view of

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Speaker 3: his second term in office. In the interview, Trump also

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Speaker 3: pushed back on the idea that economic cast would make

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Speaker 3: him roll back as tariffs. He said, well, it always

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Speaker 3: affects you a little bit. There's no red line or

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Speaker 3: certain number that would make him change course.

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Speaker 1: But it is not just wall straight to the bus.

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Speaker 3: This community that's currently uneasy about Trump's economy. Recent polls

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Speaker 3: are showing that most Americans disapprove of how Trump has

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Speaker 3: brushing off all the polls and the worries, saying Trump

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Speaker 3: is focused on putting Americans first, while the business world

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Speaker 2: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessett, he says, the.

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Speaker 1: Ball, well, it's in China's court.

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Speaker 4: I believe that it's up to China to de escalate

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Speaker 4: because they sell five times more to us than we

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Speaker 4: five hundred and forty five percent teriffts are unsustainable.

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Speaker 1: Here's where I think we are right now. I think.

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Speaker 2: That Trump and the Trump administration are going to throw

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Speaker 2: some increasingly wild pitches to try to change the political

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Speaker 2: trajectory of how things are going. I mean, they're now

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Speaker 2: deporting us. You can't deport a US citizen. US citizens

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Speaker 1: They're now arresting judges. It's insane.

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Speaker 2: I think that we should expect some wild pitches, some

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Speaker 1: I think because of.

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Speaker 2: That instinct in Trump, we should expect that they're going

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Speaker 2: to be some things ahead that are markedly more horrible

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Speaker 5: Well, first of all, he said more in the first

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Speaker 5: one hundred days than I've done in my thirty eight

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Speaker 5: love the cabinet meetings. He lets the American people into

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Speaker 5: those rooms. We get to observe the questions and the

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Speaker 5: Negotiating is his skills are unbelievable. You remember when he

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Speaker 5: I'd like inflation to come down a little more, but

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Speaker 5: one hundred percent. So just keep doing what you're doing,

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Speaker 5: President Trump.

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Speaker 6: We love it.

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Speaker 2: Culturally, it is now firmly established that capitulation and sucking

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Speaker 2: as a loser. Conversely, I think it is culturally ingrained

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Speaker 2: now that's saying no to Trump and fighting him and

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Speaker 2: standing up to him shows that you were strong and

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Speaker 1: Other people might be interested in him.

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Speaker 2: The superabundance of court rulings against Trump will continue.

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Speaker 2: I think as long as the movement against him stays nonviolent,

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Speaker 2: office at every level will face unrelenting and increasing pressure

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Speaker 2: I think one hundred days in that Donald Trump is losing,

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Speaker 7: This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 8: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 8: these people. You're not going to free shot all these

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Speaker 7: The people have had a belly full of it. I

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Speaker 7: know you don't like hearing that. I know you've tried

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Speaker 9: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 10: Mega media?

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Speaker 2: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 7: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 11: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 12: War Room, use your host, Stephen.

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Speaker 8: It's Tuesday, twenty nine, eighth year of our Lord twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 8: I think I'm going to play that again all day long.

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Speaker 8: It's official. If we broke President Trump and the MAGA

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Speaker 8: the progressive movement. This is why you're losing. Dave Bratt

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Speaker 12: Yeah, if your enemy's tank and let them tank. Right.

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Speaker 13: So, the the outrage and the totality everything Trump does

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Speaker 13: The Laft still hasn't come out with any counter narrative

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Speaker 8: This is why it's providential we had the election stolen

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Speaker 8: in twenty twenty. If President Trump rolled right into a

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Speaker 8: second term, we've been fighting those same battles. It was

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Speaker 8: the tactical retreat after the steal, and the precinct strategy

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Speaker 8: there's nothing short of the heroic public intellectuals of Stephen

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Speaker 7: He's doing it more in different areas.

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Speaker 8: In fact, the eos, the executive orders, the executive actions,

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Speaker 8: psychologically we've broken them. I mean, Rachel Maddow is just

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Speaker 8: the way, I'm not doing it for one hundred days,

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Speaker 8: I'm here for all four years. Every night she's not.

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Speaker 8: She's taken her twenty five pen and going to Connecticut,

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Speaker 13: Flyby, right, Yeah, and the other I don't want to

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Speaker 8: I mean, it's just a whole host. We ain't there yet, right,

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Speaker 13: And and they better wake up permanently here because if

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Speaker 12: That's why what about it?

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Speaker 8: No, no, no, but listen, stop, stop, there's a logic

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Speaker 8: get all the squeeze from the lemon. And we're going

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Speaker 13: But everyone, please remember all the big tech monopolies and

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Speaker 13: oligarchs were censoring you. Mike Ben's covered all this reading

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Speaker 13: finding democtrony twenty million tweets were called tweets were called

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Speaker 13: shocking stuff. If we don't turn that over in statute,

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Speaker 8: That's why we're going to get into what's happening over

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Speaker 8: at the House, and Mike Davis is going to join us,

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Speaker 8: because you've got to break these things up. We got them,

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Speaker 8: The way you destroy the Oli Garks is with action

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Speaker 8: at the FTC, the FCC, the Justice to bribe. Right now,

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Speaker 8: we have the equivalent of Elliot and Nessa's untouchables.

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Speaker 7: It's an all star crew.

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Speaker 8: And up on Capitol Hill, the big the donors understanding

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Speaker 13: And I've talked to some major I'm not a donor guy,

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Speaker 8: Anyway, uh and Nicole Wallace, the four horsemen of the Apocalypse.

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Speaker 8: Rogan, we kicked around an idea that Rogan o'hanley brought

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Speaker 7: It got a little traction in the White House. You stay,

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Speaker 7: Get it today. It's free short commercial rate back in

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Speaker 7: the morning.

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Speaker 15: Is today as always. Rogan o'hanley, former Hollywood entertainment lawyer.

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Speaker 1: I didn't know that.

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Speaker 15: Rogan, who got fed up with the far left ideologies

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Speaker 15: He joins us today from the great state of Florida.

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Speaker 15: Why don't you kick us off today?

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Speaker 1: Rogan?

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Speaker 10: Thank you, Caroline.

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Speaker 16: And Trump's first ninety nine days, we've seen a coordinate

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Speaker 16: These judges are providing more due process to violent MS

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Speaker 16: American citizens who peacefully protested On January sixth, As Stephen

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Speaker 16: Miller's highlighted it would be utterly ridiculous to have full

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Speaker 10: Rebellion or invasion.

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Speaker 16: They're strong presidence, greatest Presidents Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant,

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Speaker 10: Against illegal aliens.

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Speaker 16: I think almost every reasonable American would agree that fifteen

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Speaker 16: Can you please let us know if and when the

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Speaker 7: We have an invasion of the country right now.

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Speaker 8: We've deported one hundred and thirty five thousand people, which

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Speaker 12: Your thoughts about this, Yeah, well it's just asymmetric, right.

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Speaker 7: We stood.

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Speaker 8: We stood from you know, for every you know, for years.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, I'm just glad Caroline didn't ask me to repeat

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Speaker 17: It's a much more targeted issue. And listen, there was

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Speaker 16: And this matters for so many reasons. It not only

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Speaker 17: And do what needs to be done.

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Speaker 7: No, no, no, look, let's talk about this. You put

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Speaker 8: I think on Twitter a week ago, we had you

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Speaker 9: press briefing room, and yes, you and Captain Bannon found

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Speaker 9: my post.

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Speaker 17: You brought me on.

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Speaker 16: I posted this clip from warrem on my ex account.

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Speaker 16: It got fourteen thousand retweets. I go, we're onto something here.

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Speaker 16: And then a couple of days later, the White House says, hey,

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Speaker 16: do you want to come in the new media chair.

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Speaker 16: They didn't know what I was going to ask, and

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Speaker 16: I kind of mentioned it to him and they said, ooh,

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Speaker 16: that's going to be spicy, but go ahead.

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Speaker 17: They're really about new media and free speech.

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Speaker 16: But this has been exercised by three US presidents, three

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Speaker 16: of our best, Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, and FDR.

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Speaker 16: This is a constitutional power under Article one, Section nine,

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Speaker 16: and it is only for in cases of rebellion or invasion.

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Speaker 16: And all I'm asking for, Steve, all we want is

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Speaker 16: the same treatment that Martha's Vineyard got when a few

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Speaker 16: dozen illegals got sent there. Within four to eight hours,

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Speaker 16: they mobilized the National Guard and shipped them out without

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Speaker 16: a trial. If it's good enough for Martha's Vineyard, it's

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Speaker 16: good enough for East Palestine, Ohio, it's good enough for Michigan,

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Speaker 16: it's good enough for Florida. That's all we want. Give

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Speaker 16: us what you did on Martha's Vineyard for the country.

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Speaker 16: Mobilize the troops, ship them out without a trial, and

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Speaker 16: then everyone will be happy.

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Speaker 7: DC.

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Speaker 8: Draino, you got one of the biggest, most influential platforms

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Speaker 8: on the mega rite. Where do people go to participate

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Speaker 8: in to get some of your knowledge and wisdom, sir?

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Speaker 16: It's all all on X truth Getta Instagram mostly. That's

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Speaker 16: that's where our most active DC underscore Dreino. So thank you, Steve.

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Speaker 16: It's to have you on and I give almost all

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Speaker 16: the credit to you. You you kind of plucked that

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Speaker 16: tweet out of obscurity, brought me on, said damn, this

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Speaker 16: is going to be spicy, but go at it.

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Speaker 17: And here we are now now it's out there.

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Speaker 7: It's behind this.

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Speaker 8: I tell you you were so smart to do that

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Speaker 8: and we're gonna we're gonna drive this because folks were

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Speaker 8: coming to this.

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Speaker 7: It's the I talked to Hillsdale the other night.

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Speaker 8: It's a convergence of crises that are all going to

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Speaker 8: merge together in the second hundred days. It's going to

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Speaker 8: make the second hundred days actually more exciting, more meaningful,

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Speaker 8: more historic than the first d C DRAINO, thank you

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Speaker 8: so much, thank you for young guy. Uh, this one's

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Speaker 8: going to be a big one. And the hill they

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Speaker 8: are dying on is around a human trafficker, right and

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Speaker 8: by the way, which the Tennessee State Police will not

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Speaker 8: released to Michael Patrick Leahy the records short commercial break,

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Speaker 8: Birch goal will take your phone out, Text.

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Speaker 7: Bannon b A N N O N at night.

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Speaker 8: To get the ultimate guy, the ultimate guy totally free

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Speaker 8: to investing in golden precious metals in the era of Trump.

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Speaker 18: Sounds less.

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Speaker 19: To say that night, Little children in State nine, don't

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Speaker 19: vault behind.

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Speaker 18: Tell the end, Nate the mine.

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Speaker 17: You see a name doesn't mean.

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Speaker 7: On homing.

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Speaker 18: Holy God, mind to find you so whoa less.

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Speaker 20: To my dad?

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Speaker 18: Holy tell to Dad, no more, no more, because Sesus

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Speaker 18: not not light.

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Speaker 5: God.

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Speaker 18: How to blessing services.

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Speaker 6: All couldn't be tread.

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Speaker 10: Everything you learn if it was oh my, just don't.

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Speaker 19: Break stupid like things you wouldn't believe mine take and

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Speaker 19: Seeple probably would make.

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Speaker 14: If you friend, here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 5: Bath.

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Speaker 8: Okay, new angle of attack today, A new angle of

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Speaker 8: attack day, Brett is going to be what happened in

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Speaker 8: Canada last night.

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Speaker 7: The problem is the populous guy is not really a populace.

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Speaker 8: He starts bashing Trump a couple of weeks ago, a

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Speaker 8: couple of months ago, and he gets and they don't

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Speaker 8: in the in the Liberals don't get a majority government.

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Speaker 7: It's a minority government, so it Ken is still on

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Speaker 7: the mess. But hey, if the Canadians want to vote

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Speaker 7: for that, vote for it.

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Speaker 8: I think the focus for US has got to be

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Speaker 8: these western provinces, Alberta and Sasquetchewan particularly. There's a woman

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Speaker 8: out there named Daniel Smith who's kind of very She's

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Speaker 8: really a populist nationalist, not like this guy. And by

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Speaker 8: the way, this guy lost his seat. I keep telling people,

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Speaker 8: you know, you go to seapack and you have a

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Speaker 8: In fact, last night on Rachel Maddow, for all the

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Speaker 8: hate she's dumping on Trump for the one hundred days

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Speaker 8: because it's one of her last nights before she goes

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Speaker 8: to summary retirement. They take ten minutes to bash on

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Speaker 8: Victor Urban our guy, and I say, you go to

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Speaker 8: Sea pac and you know, seapack hungry is coming up,

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Speaker 8: and if we can make it, we're gonna try to,

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Speaker 8: but it may may be too jammed. Here You've got

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Speaker 8: people want Oorbon, they want Balsonaro, they want Farage, they

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Speaker 8: want the guys at AfD Alternative for deutsch Land. They

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Speaker 8: want the fire breathers, right Malay. They want people that

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Speaker 8: are populous or this guy. I've never heard a request

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Speaker 8: for this guy, and so it's now. I will tell you.

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Speaker 8: They're going to take Mark Carney, who's just another Goldman

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Speaker 8: Sachs stiff. They're going to take him and they're going

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Speaker 8: to use that. Oh, it's a new shift. The whole

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Speaker 8: world is going to come around. And I think what

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Speaker 8: they're going to lead is the next wave you're going

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Speaker 8: to see is the universities coming together to try.

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Speaker 7: To thwart Trump. Your thoughts.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, if you look at all the conservative movements, populist

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Speaker 13: movements around the world, they're all on the ascendant. Right,

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Speaker 13: you can see the strength of military economy, geopolitics, alliances

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Speaker 13: with the US and the good guys.

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Speaker 12: Also adherence to religion.

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Speaker 13: Got to say a lot of those countries and then

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Speaker 13: you look at these other Canada is really just analogous

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Speaker 13: to Europe on the decline.

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Speaker 12: The church pews are empty.

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Speaker 13: Economic growth down uh, low energy uh and and they're

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Speaker 13: kind of taking on the European mantle.

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Speaker 18: Uh.

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Speaker 12: And what Trump is doing is telling.

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Speaker 13: Everybody get your house in order, right, because you're about

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Speaker 13: ready to lose all your free money coming from the

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Speaker 13: USA and the taxpayers in the middle class.

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Speaker 14: Right.

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Speaker 12: Your your days are at an end. We're going to

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Speaker 12: move toward the Pacific.

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Speaker 13: When it comes to geopolitical strategy, we're moving away from

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Speaker 13: the endless wars.

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Speaker 12: There's an awful piece in the Wall Street Journal. The

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Speaker 12: guy our ed piece today Trump.

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Speaker 13: Yeah yeah, and he's criticized, says Trump doesn't want peace,

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Speaker 13: he doesn't want a wall.

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Speaker 12: The Wall Street Journal twisted.

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Speaker 7: The Wall Street Journal hates Trump.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, they hate Magamore, Yeah right, but they they hate Trump.

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Speaker 7: What do you got for me?

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Speaker 14: Yeah?

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Speaker 12: This is Gerard Baker.

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Speaker 8: Perhaps well, Jerry Baker's good guy I like him. Baker

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Speaker 8: is a former editor of The Wall Street Journal. Well,

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Speaker 8: I don't know him, but here's what he wrote.

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Speaker 13: Perhaps mister Trum, great Patrine Sanctuary creator Peter had experienced

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Speaker 13: the ultimate Pauline conversion. As I say, the Catholic in

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Speaker 13: me wants choose to believe that skeptic of me remains well.

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Speaker 13: Trump is right to seek an end to this pitiless war.

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Speaker 13: What has been missing has been any commitment to peace

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Speaker 13: with honor from Trump. All Trump talks about every time

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Speaker 13: he gets in front of Zelensky and all the world

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Speaker 13: leaders is the boys dying on the battlefield. That's honor, sir.

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Speaker 13: I don't know what you're talking about. You're not reporting

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Speaker 13: the truth there, and so get on with it.

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Speaker 7: But reads the thing further.

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Speaker 8: What they want is an American They want America to

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Speaker 8: be involved in that mess going forward.

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Speaker 12: Yeah.

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Speaker 7: No, President Trump's adamant.

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Speaker 18: Yeah.

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Speaker 8: In fact, that's what we're so adamant against the economic deal.

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Speaker 8: We don't want any involvement at all to get the

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Speaker 8: Ukraine thing done. And President knows it's not going to

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Speaker 8: be easy. He's working hard to do it. Putting those guys,

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Speaker 8: I mean, they're two Slavic into these going at it, right,

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Speaker 8: there's one point five million casualties, either dead or wounded.

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Speaker 8: So remember all wars eventually become wars of attrition and annihilation.

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Speaker 8: Why because vengeance comes in, retribution comes in the feelings

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Speaker 8: of families have had loved ones killed, this town's destroyed,

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Speaker 8: and this is what's happened in Ukraine.

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Speaker 7: President Trump's doing a herculean task of trying.

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Speaker 8: To keep everybody of trying to keep everybody kind of

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Speaker 8: take a deep breath.

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Speaker 13: And the news reporting out there may want to go

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Speaker 13: back to twenty fourteen Crimea, right, because Tucker interviewed a

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Speaker 13: guy that has been on the Russian side of the

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Speaker 13: football interviewing from Russia's perspective in the war, from their side,

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Speaker 13: not pro Russia, but our length interview on Crimea. And

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Speaker 13: if you go back, the Crimea was Russian until fifty six,

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Speaker 13: nineteen fifty six now and those people well had a

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Speaker 13: referendum and they said, we want to go back to Russia,

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Speaker 13: that that set of facts matters there.

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Speaker 12: We got to get to that.

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Speaker 13: And so this idea, uh and and then of course

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Speaker 13: our Cia was also involved in the coup Ata in

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Speaker 13: fourteen as well, and that set of facts needs to

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Speaker 13: come out and be put forward very clearly.

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Speaker 5: Uh.

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Speaker 13: These Wall Street Journal guys who want the wars to

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Speaker 13: continue are just in the pockets of big defense and

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Speaker 13: big funding and big money and all that. And they

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Speaker 13: get paid right as we found out from USA, I

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Speaker 13: du the press are all cutouts for these various governments

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Speaker 13: government like like.

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Speaker 7: Like the like the Wall Street Journal.

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Speaker 8: I want to ask Jerry A. Baker, did we get

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Speaker 8: peace with honor in Iraq? Did we get peace with

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Speaker 8: honor in Afghanistan? That I don't I don't remember you

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Speaker 8: yelling at the bush A regime or Abomba, But we'll

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Speaker 8: put U pin in it. Jerry Bigger's not a big

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Speaker 8: agent's off track. The Wall Street Journal is so neo liberal, neokon.

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Speaker 8: They hate Trump and do.

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Speaker 7: They hate Naga.

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Speaker 8: They hate that, they hate the populist movement, they hate nationalism.

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Speaker 8: Anthony Constantino joins US an entrepreneur, So today we're gonna

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Speaker 8: We're gonna have Mike Davis Onomar in a moment about

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Speaker 8: the oligarchs, Amazon Bezos said, Oli gark goes to war

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Speaker 8: with Trump by separating, I think he's going to put

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Speaker 8: with the tariff costs are there, Anthony, what do you

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Speaker 8: think you're a small business MANU or a manufacturing guy?

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Speaker 8: Talked to us about your ideas about President Trump. He's

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Speaker 8: doing a good job. Is he given the groundwork for

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Speaker 8: guys like you to make it?

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Speaker 20: I think he's doing great, always better and expected. I

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Speaker 20: think the thing I like the most about President Trump.

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Speaker 20: I look at politicians, they say, can I do what

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Speaker 20: that guy's doing. I look at President Trump. I'm like,

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Speaker 20: I don't think I could ever do anywhere close to

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Speaker 20: what he's doing. He always outperforms and he does, you know,

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Speaker 20: better than expected. And I like populism. I built an

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Speaker 20: incredible company over a thousand people, but I kind of

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Speaker 20: like hanging out with regular people. I like hanging out

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Speaker 20: my frontline factory employees and regular people.

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Speaker 8: And you know, the President's the same way, Anthony, talk

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Speaker 8: to me about as a businessman President Trump. You know MSNBC,

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Speaker 8: CNN this morning you're hammering him saying he's losing small businessmen.

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Speaker 7: All this polls going the wrong way.

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Speaker 8: We had rest muscle on it, says it's all a

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Speaker 8: syop that people still like the policies. Where do you

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Speaker 8: see the economy right now and where do you see

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Speaker 8: it as a as a guy that has a factory

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Speaker 8: and is a manufacturer, a small manufacturer.

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Speaker 20: I agree, it's all a sigh up. They only always

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Speaker 20: say people President Trump's losing supporters.

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Speaker 10: That never happens.

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Speaker 20: People that like President Trump. They know who he is

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Speaker 20: and don't know what he operates. I watched him for

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Speaker 20: eight years. I think a lot of people understand he's

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Speaker 20: one of the best negotiators in the world. He's negotiating

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Speaker 20: very aggressively on tariffs.

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Speaker 10: I have a company. I sell all over the world.

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Speaker 20: I got over a thousand people, but I sell all

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Speaker 20: over the world. When I sell all over the world,

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Speaker 20: I get tariffs wherever I go. I get tariff all

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Speaker 20: over the place. And President Trump's fighting to stop that.

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Speaker 20: And there's no such thing as a negotiation where you

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Speaker 20: just say, hey, can you please stop your tariffs and

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Speaker 20: they say yes, sir.

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Speaker 10: You know, you always got to fight.

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Speaker 20: There's always a little bit of friction and turbulence in

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Speaker 20: a tough negotiation. But President Trump on the negotiators in

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Speaker 20: the world, and he's fighting, and you know we're going

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Speaker 20: to go through a little bit of turbulence.

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Speaker 10: But at the end of the day.

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Speaker 20: He's doing what's right for the American people and for

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Speaker 20: American businesses. I try to sell all over the world.

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Speaker 20: I pay ridiculous tariffs, and he's going to make that

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Speaker 20: go away, hopefully.

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Speaker 8: Hey, talk to me about when President Trump talks about reciprocity.

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Speaker 8: Try to get this into the American people's minds. It's

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Speaker 8: just not the monetary tariff. It's the non tariff barriers.

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Speaker 8: It's the currency manipulation, it's the counterfeiting. It's all the

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Speaker 8: rules and regulations as shipping in at the port and

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Speaker 8: customs and all that.

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Speaker 7: Talk to our how tough is it.

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Speaker 8: How tough are the non tariff the non monetary tariff

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Speaker 8: barriers for you as an American export.

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Speaker 10: Sure, one thing I did that was very smart. Other

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Speaker 10: people don't do it.

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Speaker 20: But I ship all over the world, and when I pay,

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Speaker 20: you know, when I go to these other countries, I

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Speaker 20: got to pay big fees. There's all these nonsensical fees

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Speaker 20: when you go into the country, and I absorb those

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Speaker 20: costs on behalf of my customers. And in many cases

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Speaker 20: when I ship the foreign countries, I don't make any

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Speaker 20: money at all. I just want to get my goods

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Speaker 20: over there and get to get the presence over there

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Speaker 20: and build it up and then bring the revenue back

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Speaker 20: to the United States of America, which I did very effectively.

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Speaker 10: But yeah, there's fees, and there's all sorts.

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Speaker 20: There's not just teriffs, but there's customs duties and import

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Speaker 20: duties and all sorts of you know, ridiculous fees. I

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Speaker 20: pay them on behalf of other people. But I have

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Speaker 20: a great company, and I have great margins, and I'm

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Speaker 20: able to absorb that. And everybody can do that sort

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Speaker 20: of thing and sell over the world. So if we

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Speaker 20: make those tariffs go away, and as President Trump said,

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Speaker 20: not only make the tariffs go away, but look for

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Speaker 20: ways to bring the taxes down on people earning lesson

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Speaker 20: two hundred thousand dollars a year because we're maybe making

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Speaker 20: a little bit of money off of tariffs on our

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Speaker 20: own end. What was it called it, the external revenue service.

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Speaker 20: I think it's a great idea. You know, one thing

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Speaker 20: people don't realize. You know, I'm a business owner, and

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Speaker 20: so you know, I'm doing pretty well for myself. But

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Speaker 20: people say, you know, you get a good job, you

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Speaker 20: make two or three or four hundred thousand dollars a year.

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Speaker 20: But it's really not such a great situation because at

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Speaker 20: the end of the day, you're paying massive taxes. And

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Speaker 20: the only way to really make it big in this

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Speaker 20: country is to own your own business at it's moment,

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Speaker 20: because if you're a salaried person you're making two, three

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Speaker 20: or four hundred thousand dollars a year, you're getting taxed

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Speaker 20: like crazy.

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Speaker 10: And so guys like Mark Zuckerberg and all these other you.

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Speaker 20: Know, rich fat cats where ever you want to call them,

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Speaker 20: they're not concerned about this situation because they're making their

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Speaker 20: money in different ways. They're not salary people, but salary people.

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Speaker 20: You say, geez, you know, the dream is to make

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Speaker 20: a job where you make how many people make four

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Speaker 20: hundred thousand dollars a year?

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Speaker 10: Not that many.

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Speaker 20: But even if you do it and you pull it off,

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Speaker 20: you still don't make that much money because you get

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Speaker 20: taxed like.

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Speaker 7: Crazy, Anthony, where do people go to find out more

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Speaker 7: about the company? In your social media?

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Speaker 10: Where they go?

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Speaker 20: Well, you know, ever since President Trump got shot and

756
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Speaker 20: working on more on the political end of things in

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Speaker 20: New York, New York's the state that's failing.

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Speaker 10: It's going in a very bad direction.

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Speaker 20: President Trump pulled the most crup state in the Union,

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Speaker 20: and I want to work to fix that. So I'm

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Speaker 20: less interested in the business right now. You can check

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Speaker 20: out the business called sticker Mule, But you know, I'm

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Speaker 20: more interested in making New York great again and helping

764
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Speaker 20: the president, helping the country move in a better direction.

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Speaker 20: Check me out on here you go Twitter, AC one

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Speaker 20: thirty two, or just look me up on Facebook.

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Speaker 7: Anthony Constantino, Well, Anthony, you know they got to go here.

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Speaker 8: They got a governor's race coming up in the in

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Speaker 8: the not too different distant future. Hope coul It looks

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Speaker 8: like she's vulnerable, Hoke, looks like she's vulnerable. Any thoughts

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Speaker 8: on that.

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Speaker 20: I agree, she's very vulnerable. She's a terrible candidate, she's

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Speaker 20: a terrible governor. She's not a very exciting person. I

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Speaker 20: don't even know how she got in there. I guess,

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Speaker 20: you know, she was just lurking in the shadows. And

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Speaker 20: Cuomo messed up big time. But you know, we knew

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Speaker 20: he was doping. But he has a good name, so

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Speaker 20: you know, he pulled it off because he has the name.

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Speaker 20: You know, he's a nice name, and people knew the name.

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Speaker 20: But you know then he screwed up big time. By

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Speaker 20: the way, I knew that girl I went to high

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Speaker 20: school with her that he was fooling around with and

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Speaker 20: causing all the problems.

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Speaker 10: You know, she's not the nicest person in the world.

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Speaker 8: That's what I hear, Anthony, Where did they go? Do

786
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Speaker 8: you have a political site or what's your social media

787
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Speaker 8: for Anthony?

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Speaker 20: And just check me on social media. I caused a

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Speaker 20: lot of trouble in New York on Facebook. You know,

790
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Speaker 20: that's where I'm the most active, because Facebook's great for local.

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Speaker 10: Is not the best guy.

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Speaker 4: You know.

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Speaker 20: The funny thing is, I went to high school with

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Speaker 20: you know, the girl that calls all that trouble with

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Speaker 20: with mister Cuomo, and my brother went to high school

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Speaker 20: with mister Zuckerberg, and you know, he's not the best

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Speaker 20: guy either. So you know, Facebook's great for getting the

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Speaker 20: word out, but unfortunately it's ran by guy who's you know,

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Speaker 20: he suddenly he's kissing President Trump's asked like crazy.

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Speaker 10: It's unbelievable.

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Speaker 20: He was at the inauguration, and you know, he wants

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Speaker 20: to be buddy buddy with the President, and he started

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Speaker 20: he suddenly started lifting weights and he wants a potentality

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Speaker 20: something he's not.

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Speaker 7: He's brought out now.

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Speaker 8: Our whole next segment is on Zuckerberg and Bezos and

807
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Speaker 8: these uh in the in the tech in the bros

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Speaker 8: who all came around President Trump.

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Speaker 10: And he a f TC.

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Speaker 20: I would have more fun talking about that one, you know,

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Speaker 20: I would like the clown about that another day.

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Speaker 10: Call me back again. But thanks for having me.

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Speaker 7: Okay, Anthony, good to have you on here. Okay, we're

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Speaker 7: gonna have you a short break. Mike Davis is going

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Speaker 7: to join us.

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Speaker 18: Uh.

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Speaker 8: Remember, President Trump has got like the Elliott Ness Crew

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Speaker 8: when it comes to anti trust. If you want to

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Speaker 8: break up the concentrated power in this country, you've got

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Speaker 8: to break it up.

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Speaker 7: It's because it's not going to do it itself.

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Speaker 8: That's a President Trump at his FCC, FTC and at

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Speaker 8: the Justice Department, he's collected an all star team of folks,

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Speaker 8: an all star team of folks that are variantly anti

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Speaker 8: trust and UH and want to make sure we get

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Speaker 8: back to entrepreneurs like Anthony.

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Speaker 7: Right, that's the backbone of this country.

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Speaker 8: The backbone of the Trump movement is entrepreneurial capitalism, not

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Speaker 8: kind of high late stage capitalism, which is financialization of everything.

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Speaker 8: It's one of the reasons the country is in such

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Speaker 8: a such a terrible mess. Mike David is going to

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Speaker 8: join us in a second. We're getting ready to have

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Speaker 8: a very big deal about in Rio de Janeiro for

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Speaker 8: the real reset. You know why, given where the world's

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Speaker 8: economy is going right now. The Chinese Communist Party, Dave

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Speaker 8: Brad's gonna have some discussion about Geneva and the Chinese

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Speaker 8: Communist Party and nngos and their efforts kind of take

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Speaker 8: over the world. One ways they're doing it is d dollarization.

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Speaker 8: Make sure you go to Birch gold dot com slash Bannon,

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Speaker 8: End of the Dollar Empire. We've been working on this

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Speaker 8: for four years, been putting out for four years.

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Speaker 7: It will get you up to speed in one reading

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Speaker 7: of exactly what's happening.

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Speaker 8: Birch Gold dot com slash Bannon, End of the Dollar

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Speaker 8: Empire shortbreak Mike Davis the Viceroy.

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Speaker 17: Next.

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Speaker 21: It was reported this morning that Amazon will soon display

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Speaker 21: a little number next to the price of each product

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Speaker 21: that shows how much the Trump tariffs are adding to

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Speaker 21: the cost of each product. So isn't that a perfect

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Speaker 21: crystal clear demonstration that it's the American consumer and not China.

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Speaker 10: Who is going to have to pay for these policies.

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Speaker 15: I will take this since I just got off the

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Speaker 15: phone with the President about Amazon's announcement.

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Speaker 6: This is a hostile and political act by Amazon.

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Speaker 15: Why did Amazon do this when the Biden administration height

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Speaker 15: inflation to the highest.

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Speaker 6: Level in forty years, Barnered with a Chinese fraudt what

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Speaker 6: do you be doing?

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Speaker 8: Okay, let me have it somehow. We have a problem

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Speaker 8: with the clips. Is it Caroline levit's putting the voodoo

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Speaker 8: on things? Okay, here's what's happening. And by the way,

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Speaker 8: she was dropping the hammer at the White House day

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Speaker 8: Secutary Treasury Scott Bessen over there.

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Speaker 7: Amazon is going to war with Trump.

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Speaker 8: What they tried to do is break out tariffs on

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Speaker 8: their site to say, hey, look what Trump's doing you

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Speaker 8: American consumer. This is all about the olig arks and

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Speaker 8: taking down the oligarks. We got a lot about Jim

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Speaker 8: Jordan cetera. So, Mike Davis, where do we stand with

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Speaker 8: all this? We've got a we have a who we

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Speaker 8: have the best team FCC. Andrew Ferguson at FTC his team.

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Speaker 8: You've got Gail Slater at doj omead her deputy. I mean,

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Speaker 8: these are stars, and we're in court. We're breaking up

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Speaker 8: Google in both Northern Virginia Federal Court and DC Federal Court.

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Speaker 7: You've got Facebook on the ropes in federal court. We're

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Speaker 7: on a roll.

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Speaker 8: And they tell you they're going to keep coming at you.

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Speaker 8: Amazon today and hey, we had a file next week

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Speaker 8: on Amazon. They're coming out to try to try to

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Speaker 8: shop block President Trump's approval ratings of what he's trying

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Speaker 8: to do on tariff thoughts, sir well.

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Speaker 11: I think it's wonderful that Amazon is finally admitting that

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Speaker 11: it's China's shopping mall. Remember it was Amazon that actively

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Speaker 11: recute recruit recruited these Chinese factories and companies. They sidelined

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Speaker 11: US small businesses, and they chose cheap.

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Speaker 14: Chinese crap over America.

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Speaker 11: This is the same Amazon that collaborated with the CCP

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Speaker 11: censorship machine. They delete it negative reviews of Jijipang. They

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Speaker 11: removed bibles from their platforms at Beijing's commands, and they

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Speaker 11: enforced China's censorship restrictions on the Internet. So Amazon's making

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Speaker 11: it crystal clear who side it's on, and that is

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Speaker 11: China and so.

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Speaker 14: It's actually a good thing.

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Speaker 1: I want.

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Speaker 11: If Amazon's gonna put on its website the cost of

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Speaker 11: these tariffs, that's a pretty good sign to American consumers

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Speaker 11: that if there's a tariff cost next to an item,

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Speaker 11: don't buy that item because that item was not made

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Speaker 11: in America.

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Speaker 14: Only by the items that are made in America. And

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Speaker 14: look very good.

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Speaker 7: Hall of David Davis. Hang on, hang on, hang on,

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Speaker 7: hang on. That's so brilliant. And we get so few,

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Speaker 7: brien ideas. I'm just kidding. Give me a hit, rewind,

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Speaker 7: give me that one again.

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Speaker 14: I love it. What is it?

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Speaker 11: So if there's a tariff price next to an Amazon

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Speaker 11: item on their Amazon Chinese on the on the online

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Speaker 11: shopping mall for China that Amazon runs, if there's a

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Speaker 11: tariff price there, don't buy it because that means that

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Speaker 11: product was was made overseason with.

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Speaker 12: Genius.

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Speaker 7: That's genius. Viceroy Genius talked us about there's a there's.

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Speaker 14: A big vertical twice right, no, no, no it.

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Speaker 8: Nick Sorter, a bunch of guys Ryan Griham have a

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Speaker 8: bunch of pieces out that talk about there's some tension.

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Speaker 8: Whereas President Trump has fielded an all star team In fact,

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Speaker 8: if you have to look at any part of President

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Speaker 8: Trump's administration, and man, we got great guys at defense,

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Speaker 8: great guys at.

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Speaker 7: The intelligence agencies, all that.

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Speaker 8: If you look at the quality of people he has

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Speaker 8: at the alphabet agencies and a justice main justice on

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Speaker 8: about breaking up oligarchs and too much concentration of power

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Speaker 8: in this country. It's an all star team with amazing

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Speaker 8: track record, and they've worked as a team, and these

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Speaker 8: are smart, good people. Why on Capitol Hill are we

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Speaker 8: hearing the drum beat, particularly from guys like Jim Jordan,

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Speaker 8: who I don't say has been in the pocket of

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Speaker 8: Facebook for many decades.

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Speaker 7: Far be it from me to say that, I'm just

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Speaker 7: saying what's out there in the ether.

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Speaker 8: Why would Jim Jordan and his staff and other people

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Speaker 8: be starting to say now they want to start to

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Speaker 8: gut this, sir Well.

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Speaker 11: I used to be harshly critical of Jim Jordan because

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Speaker 11: I called him a big techs a big tech show.

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Speaker 11: I've come to a day taut with Jim Jordan because

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Speaker 11: I like Kim personally, but I still think.

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Speaker 8: Jim it Jordan's a likable guy. No, he's a great guy.

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Speaker 8: He'll break down to the wrestling. I mean, Jordan's a

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Speaker 8: great guy, but this is about principle, is it not?

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Speaker 8: Mike Davis.

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Speaker 14: I like Jim Jordan, but he will go to the

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Speaker 14: mats for big tech.

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Speaker 11: He will go to the mat for Google, Amazon, Facebook,

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Speaker 11: and Apple.

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Speaker 14: I would just ask Jim Jordan, this you want.

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Speaker 11: So for four years, the Biden Justice Department was politicized

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Speaker 11: and weaponized to go after Trump, his top aids like

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Speaker 11: Bannon and Peter Devarro, who both went to the clink.

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Speaker 14: Maybe they deserved it, maybe not.

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Speaker 11: You had January sixth supporters persecuted, you had parents Christians persecuted.

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Speaker 14: I don't remember Jim Jordan.

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Speaker 11: Trying to close down any Justice Department office. I don't

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Speaker 11: remember him trying to close the Civil Rights Division that

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Speaker 11: was persecuting all these Trump supporters. I don't remember him

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Speaker 11: trying to shut down the DCUs Attorney's office with reconcil.

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Speaker 11: But the second these big tech platforms like Meta face

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Speaker 11: the FTC's lawsuit, Jim Jordan's going to the mac for

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Speaker 11: them and wants to shut down the FTC. So maybe

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Speaker 11: those those Trump grandma's who got thrown in the DC

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Speaker 11: goolag for trespassing should have been wearing Facebook hoddies and

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Speaker 11: Jim Jordan would have gone and saved them.

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Speaker 8: Hey, Mike Keng just I know your jam, but I

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Speaker 8: just want to hold us through the break. I just

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Speaker 8: want people understand the depth of this fight and how

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Speaker 8: important is you know. You got AOC who's now leading

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Speaker 8: I think for the Democrat primary and Bernie Sanata run

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Speaker 8: around with the oligarch's tour. President Trump this week is

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Speaker 8: hammering trade deals around the world. You just heard Anthony

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Speaker 8: to actually make it a level playing field for American

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Speaker 8: entrepreneurs to actually export Number two, to bring manufacturing jobs

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Speaker 8: back here so working class people can have great jobs.

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Speaker 7: Number three, going through.

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Speaker 8: A huge tax you know, a huge tax plan and

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Speaker 8: a spending plan and still on the table because I

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Speaker 8: talked to high officials and Treasury last night said they

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Speaker 8: didn't say anything about not having a potential task cut

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Speaker 8: And you've got in federal court, his Justice Department FTC

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Speaker 8: hammering the oligarchs in the day, putting a shot across

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Speaker 8: the bow of Amazon. They're trying to sell cheap CCP

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Speaker 8: junk into the United States. President Trump's hitting on all cylinders.

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