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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts. Now, you can lose this country, noble.

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Speaker 2: It's not the rule of law anymore.

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Speaker 3: It's the rule of don right.

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Speaker 1: He didn't give it about the law.

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Speaker 2: This guy is wrecking this country. We have to understand.

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Speaker 2: These guys are around, they're not around.

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Speaker 4: If I was Madurou, I'd had to rush your China

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Speaker 4: right now because his days are numbered.

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Speaker 2: Something's going to happen, whether it's internal or external. I

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Speaker 2: think something's going to happen.

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Speaker 5: The United States is going to be bombing all kinds

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Speaker 5: of people with no evidence. This is murder and it

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Speaker 5: is absolutely unconstitutional. By the way, on the American people

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Speaker 5: don't want this either.

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Speaker 4: Is it radical to fight to a ballish ice?

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Speaker 6: And a little alien from Nicaragua grabbed a woman on

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Speaker 6: the north sidelight question bashed her head into the sidewalk,

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Speaker 6: not your unconsciously waved her if that had been your

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Speaker 6: wife's States, We're not going to answer it.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you. Let's let's move on. Let's move on.

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Speaker 7: Tyler Abolos of Minnesota is accused of putting a forty

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Speaker 7: five thousand dollars bounty on Bondi on TikTok Ablos has

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Speaker 7: a lengthy criminal history, including stocking and domestic assault. He

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Speaker 7: was convicted of stalking is recently is July of twenty

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Speaker 3: Now he's got.

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Speaker 7: A five page federal affidavit against him.

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Speaker 2: I haven't suggested that Donald Trump has Hitler.

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Speaker 8: I wouldn't.

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Speaker 1: I don't think any Democrat has.

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Speaker 4: I actually and I and I think it's a it's

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Speaker 4: a sneer that they project back on to critics.

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Speaker 9: But I jd. Vance called Donald.

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Speaker 10: Trump cultural heroin The most brutal critiques have from people

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Speaker 10: that have seen him far more closely than you or

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Speaker 10: I combined.

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Speaker 9: We have to make fear when so who is on

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Speaker 11: It's been raised.

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Speaker 12: By the ideas there is a lot of hate in

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Speaker 12: this country for Muslims. There's a lot of hate in

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Speaker 12: this country for black people, especially black women. And there

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Speaker 12: is a lot of hate, severe hate for immigrants.

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Speaker 13: Our government responded to nine to eleven by apologizing to

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Speaker 13: Muslims and then importing millions of them into our cities

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Speaker 13: and letting them build their mosques and blast their call

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Speaker 13: to prayer over the loudspeakers at five in the morning.

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Speaker 13: That's the kind of persecution they've endured the persecution of

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Speaker 13: being welcomed here and given literally everything they want with

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Speaker 13: virtually no pushback whatsoever. And for all that effort, we

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Speaker 13: don't even get so much as a thank you time.

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Speaker 14: For new hires, we require a diversity statement, and these

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Speaker 14: rubrics say things like you have deep knowledge of the

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Speaker 14: DEI in order to get a high rating on all

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Speaker 2: Funny thing is I'm convinced I would not be hired

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Speaker 2: if I applied today. There's just no way they want

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Speaker 14: I'll give you an example of something. They'll ask you,

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Speaker 14: what have you done specifically for black students in your teaching.

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Speaker 14: I'm supposed to say what I've done specifically for black students.

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Speaker 2: Otherwise I'm not working towards equity.

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Speaker 15: The online voter registration system it seems to be an

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Speaker 15: honor system. Anybody can put information in there to register

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Speaker 15: a vote. All you have to do is click a

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Speaker 15: box and say that you're not lying, and then you'll

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Speaker 15: get an email from the Secretary of State or something

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Speaker 15: in the mail saying thank you for regstring to vote,

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Speaker 15: And there you are. Once you're on the voter rules.

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Speaker 15: Anytime an election comes around, guess what you give me

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Speaker 15: all the ballot. You know that Gavin Newsom has really

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Speaker 15: been worried about running against Kamala Harrison California.

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Speaker 16: He avoided it for decades.

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Speaker 4: And he thinks that she at her turn and now

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Speaker 2: But wow, they both say like it's going to be.

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Speaker 15: An ugly fight if they get into the race together.

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Speaker 9: They both know each other's secrets.

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Speaker 17: Eric Swalwell is demanding that any twenty twenty eight Democratic

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Speaker 17: candidate vo vowed to destroy President Trump's East Wing ballroom project?

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Speaker 12: Can we just appreciate the irony and all of us

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Speaker 12: will that you have the entire Democrat Party who told

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Speaker 11: Destroying the White House.

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Speaker 8: Well, go through your mind when you see the East

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Speaker 9: You don't just tear down a building.

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Speaker 3: This is not his house.

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Speaker 13: This house belongs to us.

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Speaker 3: It's the people's house.

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Speaker 18: Why not have a nice ballroom?

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Speaker 1: And by the way, while we're at it, I'd love

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Speaker 1: and I do love the fact that it was trending

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Speaker 1: this weekend that one of the names.

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Speaker 9: That was suggested for this is the Charles J.

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Speaker 2: Kirk Ballroom.

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Speaker 10: Every day is a battle for your mind, raging information

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Speaker 10: coming from every angle, but the will to the sieve

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Speaker 10: fear not. You found the place for truth, the voice

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Speaker 10: of a generation that still has the will to believe.

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Speaker 10: In the greatest country in the history of the world.

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Speaker 10: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a lot, here

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Speaker 16: Right, Welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show. Andrew Colvett here,

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Speaker 16: executive producer of this fine show. Joined today again by

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Speaker 16: Alex Marlow, editor in chief of bright Bart News, also

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Speaker 16: host of The Alex Marlow's Show.

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Speaker 18: Thanks for joining us.

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Speaker 2: I really enjoy being here.

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Speaker 4: This is a very high, high frequency, fast paced working environment.

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Speaker 2: Brave it is.

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Speaker 16: And you have a high paced, fast frequency or whatever

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Speaker 16: is job as well. I mean, Alex is here, you know,

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Speaker 16: doing stories for breit Bart literally while we're while we're

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Speaker 18: But it's it's good show prep.

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Speaker 4: So this is a flashback because I've been in the

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Speaker 4: but before then I had another five or six years

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Speaker 4: He called me the wingman hosting Bright Part News daily,

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Speaker 16: And you get you get to do this all over

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Speaker 16: again now, Alex, because I actually saw you do it yesterday.

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Speaker 16: I was like, I know he's working on stories. It's

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Speaker 18: So here's what's funny.

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Speaker 16: I have to give Blake a little shout out yesterday

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Speaker 16: because you predicted Zorn's mom Donnie's his response to this.

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Speaker 18: My aunt faced all of this.

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Speaker 19: The real jobs made zoron Mom Donnie's aunt feel uncomfortable

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Speaker 16: Worse than the almost three thousand people that lost their

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Speaker 4: The ick sect I gotta tell you, guys, I had

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Speaker 4: I'm just like zo Ra mom, Donnie's aunt.

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Speaker 2: In the bus, Like that was the real roo.

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Speaker 16: We were taking public transportation and and you.

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Speaker 18: Yeah, run for mayor that.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I got my whole narrative now.

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Speaker 16: it wasn't my aunt. It was actually just a distant cousin.

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Speaker 16: But like the point still stands play cut one forty five.

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Speaker 18: I was speaking about my aunt.

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Speaker 16: I was speaking about Santa Lue, my father's cousin, sadly

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Speaker 16: passed away a few years ago.

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Speaker 1: Oh so dead. We can't even check, we can't fact.

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Speaker 1: Maybe she was killed by like the hatred broke her heart.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, maybe it was Daniel Penny in the public transportation, yes,

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Speaker 18: It must have been some mean white man.

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Speaker 4: There's a serious way to do the segment where we

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Speaker 4: and then Joran thinks the real victim is a fake

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Speaker 4: even totally sure. But I didn't follow that description completely.

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Speaker 16: I think. You know, we could mock Zorah, Mom, Donnie

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Speaker 16: But the truth is is that he has been doing

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Speaker 16: one thing very very well. And it's a lesson for

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Speaker 16: all of us conservatives support Trump, that support MAGA, that

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Speaker 16: is focusing on domestic issues. The American people are sick

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Speaker 18: Soron's been talking about what rent control.

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Speaker 16: Free buses, grocery store which will all fail, all fail.

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Speaker 16: They are unworkable, they are laughing stock. They are not

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Speaker 16: a serious proposal. They will fail. They will end in destruction,

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Speaker 16: they will end in absolute catastrophe.

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Speaker 18: That's not the point. The point is what is he

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Speaker 16: And he's gotten one good thing accomplished in his campaign,

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Speaker 16: and that is and it goes back to this idea

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Speaker 16: of the question. He was asked in the debate, Look,

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Speaker 16: where are you going to go to Israel? Because no,

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Speaker 16: I'm gonna say right here, which was completely.

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Speaker 4: Don't don't blow through that point too fast. That was

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Speaker 4: Citiy go to Israel?

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Speaker 2: Erk Adam say, I don't.

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Speaker 4: Even remember who is The point is and I know

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Speaker 4: this personally as a Los Angeles native. The shock of

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Speaker 4: was like, no, no, I'm not doing any of that. I'm

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Speaker 4: staying in New York. That's the exact type of stuff

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Speaker 2: All the young women are voting on Twitter.

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Speaker 18: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 10: Delivering six times stronger natural immunity to fake news.

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Speaker 2: It's the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 18: All right, did you know?

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Speaker 16: Then, so there's talk and I think or we could

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Speaker 16: We're gonna be back radio stations across the country in

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Speaker 16: We are being told by Mehdi Hassan that Meddi Hassan,

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Speaker 16: full of a bunch of people that are just openly

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Speaker 16: admitting that they're going to now steal one's seventy seven.

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Speaker 18: We have it loaded.

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Speaker 20: When are y'all going to go and snap? If they

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Speaker 20: can take away these snaps, these snap benefits? When is

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Speaker 20: we snapping? When is the day? When are we snapping?

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Speaker 20: When we snapping? Because they don't have me going in

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Speaker 20: the grocery store and y'all loan up your carts with groceries.

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Speaker 1: Running out and I'm I'm at the register. I'm running too.

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Speaker 1: I'm running too.

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Speaker 16: They're just openly a minute, let's go ahead, and play

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Speaker 16: one seventy eight. We got we got a bunch of

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Speaker 16: these examples one seventy eight.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, I told y'all with Oh without EBT, me and

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Speaker 14: mine gonna eat.

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Speaker 11: Of course people, oh.

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Speaker 9: We gonna eat.

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Speaker 18: So blake.

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Speaker 16: This feels like we have forty five seconds here. But

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Speaker 16: this feels like now we're just at the phase where

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Speaker 16: we're openly admitting show why why can't we just.

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Speaker 19: Say, like, okay, so they get a gigantic federal program

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Speaker 19: to give them free money in return for doing nothing,

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Speaker 19: and they're going to extort you and say, if we

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Speaker 19: don't give us more free stuff in return for doing nothing,

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Speaker 19: for being fat lumps of crap, we're going to go

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Speaker 19: and steal a bunch from stores which we already essentially

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Speaker 19: don't punish, because God forbid, we punish people who commit

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Speaker 19: crimes and break laws. And as a result, you have

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Speaker 19: countless cities in the US have the toothpaste and the

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Speaker 19: deodorant behind a freaking locked doors.

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Speaker 1: Otherwise people steal them all of the time.

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Speaker 4: And not to mention, how many foreigners, even illegal aliens,

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Speaker 21: next move topp of your headlines. President Trump in Japan

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Speaker 21: meeting with US troops and sailors. His new Japanese counterpart,

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Speaker 21: Siney Takiyachi, joined him for at least one of his

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Speaker 21: stops this morning, the Commander in Chief using the photo

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Speaker 21: op to praise Takiyachi, going to go.

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Speaker 22: Down as one of the great prime ministers.

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Speaker 15: You want.

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Speaker 13: Thank you.

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Speaker 21: Also on forty seven's agenda meeting with business leaders there

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Speaker 21: in Japan. Monday's bilateral meeting between the United States and

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Speaker 21: Japanese delegations also marked the first face to face meeting

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Speaker 21: between President Trump and the new Prime minister.

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Speaker 22: I will say that this will be a relationship that

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Speaker 22: will be stronger than ever before, and I look forward

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Speaker 22: to working with you and on behalf of very much

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Speaker 22: our country. I want to just let you know anytime

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Speaker 22: you have any question, any doubt, anything you want, any

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Speaker 22: favors you need, anything I can do to help Japan,

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Speaker 22: we will be there. We are an ally at the

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Speaker 22: strongest level.

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Speaker 21: By the way Prime Minister Takiyachi is Japan's first ever

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Speaker 21: woman prime minister. That's a quick check of your headlines.

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Speaker 2: We will not comply. You're listening to the sound of freedom.

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Speaker 2: It's a Charlie Kirk show.

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Speaker 16: History, economics, the great works of literature. Did you study

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Speaker 16: these things in school? I sort of did, Alex, did

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Speaker 16: you say that?

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Speaker 18: Did you have a good, proper education.

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Speaker 2: I tried to be well rounded. I was like, I

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Speaker 2: was like Charlie. Yeah, no, I was like Charlie.

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Speaker 4: But like about one tenth of the intensity, which was

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Speaker 4: really really intense.

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Speaker 16: Well exactly, I feel the same. But here's what is

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Speaker 16: so great about that this. People don't realize, like Charlie

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Speaker 16: actually took the Hillsdale online courses.

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Speaker 18: Yeah, seriously, and he got a lot out of them.

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Speaker 2: I know I should not cut in on the ads,

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Speaker 2: but this is so good.

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Speaker 4: Doctor Arn's speech at the memorial where he talked about

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Speaker 4: how Charlie did thirty one online courses at hills Deal

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Speaker 4: that's been ringing in my brain.

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Speaker 16: The legitimately very very good. Yeah, these are like real

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Speaker 16: academic brains, really smart people that present it, and it's

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Speaker 16: very very good. So anyways, Hillsdale College is offering more

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Speaker 16: than forty free online courses. Charlie actually wanted to take

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Speaker 16: all forty, including their newest cour on totalitarian novels. In

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Speaker 16: this free eight lecture course, you'll learn from Hillsdale College

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Speaker 16: President Larry Arne. He's actually gonna be in the studio today.

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Speaker 16: We're gonna have an interview with pre pre tape some

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Speaker 16: stuff with him. He goes in depth on these four

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Speaker 16: novels nineteen eighty four, Brave New World, Darkness at Noon,

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Speaker 16: and that Hideous Strength. Even though these novels were written

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Speaker 16: in the nineteen thirties and forties, they are highly relevant today.

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Speaker 16: My goodness are they got mom Donnism on the rise

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Speaker 16: and all that stuff. More importantly, they can show us

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Speaker 16: that faith, family, and friends are worth fighting for.

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Speaker 18: Maybe you read these books a long time ago in school.

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Speaker 16: Maybe you've heard others talk about them and they seem

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Speaker 16: So I'm very excited about this. I think it's one

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Speaker 16: of the most important. If you tune out everything else today,

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Speaker 16: I want you to be completely focused on this moment.

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Speaker 16: Of course, don't tune anything else out with the whole

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Speaker 16: show is important, but please focus on this.

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Speaker 18: We have Rich Barris.

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Speaker 16: Bigged down a poll the People's Pundit on x Rich

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Speaker 16: are joining us now because I called you literally on

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Speaker 16: the way to the studio and I was like, brother,

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Speaker 16: this is the most critical insight that I have seen

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Speaker 16: basically since the election. You did a great interview with

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Speaker 16: Steve Bannon a war room this morning. Shout out to Steve.

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Speaker 16: But this is critically important, and it is this bifurcation

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Speaker 16: of our focus that seems as old as time, especially

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Speaker 16: within the GOP, between foreign policy and domestic issues. Walk

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Speaker 16: us through this. I've got the grass ready. I'll put

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Speaker 16: them up when when you call for him.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, Andrew, thanks as always for having me on.

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Speaker 8: Look, the Republican Party has got a snap out of

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Speaker 8: what they're in right now.

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Speaker 9: And you know, I've learned.

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Speaker 8: In the last couple of weeks that the left is

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Speaker 8: not the only one who can be in a bubble,

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Speaker 8: and actually it's more than a couple of weeks. But

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Speaker 8: you know, if you talk to people in and around Congress,

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Speaker 8: you know they think everything swimming and and even people

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Speaker 8: in the administration.

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Speaker 9: The fact of the matter is the voter does not.

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Speaker 8: So they are giving Trump and your opening was fire

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Speaker 8: because they're giving Trump a lot of grace they would

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Speaker 8: never give another Republican president because he's Donald Trump and

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Speaker 8: he's different, and that's something Republicans are just going to

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Speaker 8: have to grapple with. You're just not going to be

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Speaker 8: able to mirror that kind of love that he has

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Speaker 8: from these voters.

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Speaker 9: So they're giving them a lot of grace.

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Speaker 8: But they are screaming at this point that Trump was

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Speaker 8: not elected to focus all over the world like this

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Speaker 8: and a lot of people there are different elements in administration.

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Speaker 8: It's the way administrations work. They're always trying to fight

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Speaker 8: for the president's years. The voter wants the administration or

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Speaker 8: refocus on domestic issues, and it's very important that people

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Speaker 8: understand that there is And yeah, I mean, if you

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Speaker 8: put the graphic up, you're going to see it's a majority.

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Speaker 9: It's fifty two percent roughly, who.

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Speaker 8: Say the Trump administration is focusing too much on foreign

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Speaker 8: affairs and wants them to, you know, recommit to the

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Speaker 8: domestic agenda exactly.

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Speaker 16: Is that purple on the on the I guess the

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Speaker 16: right side of your screen, right, Rich. That's the people

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Speaker 16: that say the Trump administration is focusing too much on

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Speaker 16: foreign policy.

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Speaker 9: That's right.

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Speaker 8: And it's worse when you look inside of who is

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Speaker 8: saying this, Andrew, because of course you're going to get

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Speaker 8: some Democrats who are just going to try to pick,

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Speaker 8: you know, whatever they think will make Trump look the

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Speaker 8: worst in the poll.

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Speaker 9: Right, That's not what's going on here.

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Speaker 8: If you look at the Independence specifically, who we call

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Speaker 8: them Maga Independence, they only vote for Donald Trump. Their

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Speaker 8: vote history is basically twenty four maybe twenty twenty four

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Speaker 8: to twenty sixteen, right, and then they disappear from elections

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Speaker 8: every other time when Donald Trump is not on the ballot.

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Speaker 8: They did not they did not vote for Trump again

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Speaker 8: for foreign entanglements and all of this focus. And I

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Speaker 8: understand you know, you and I we do this for

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Speaker 8: a living, so we understand the president's job a lot

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Speaker 8: has to deal with foreign policy. But there is a

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Speaker 8: point in any administration where you can get I mean,

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Speaker 8: bifurcated is a nicer word. You could just flatly get

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Speaker 8: distracted with foreign affairs and forget that the country has

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Speaker 8: much more interest in solving domestic issues. No matter how

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Speaker 8: important you know, the peace deal in the Middle East

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Speaker 8: is right, or whatever's going on with Israel, or how

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Speaker 8: important the Russo Ukrainian war is in Eastern Ukraine, which

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Speaker 8: by the way, he told them he would end in

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Speaker 8: forty eight hours. No matter how important any of that

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Speaker 8: stuff is, you're never going to convince the voter that

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Speaker 8: it's more important than their ability to buy eggs at

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Speaker 8: the grocery store.

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Speaker 3: This is exactly what I mean.

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Speaker 9: This is why Mam Donni is winning.

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Speaker 18: This is exactly right.

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Speaker 16: So Mom Donnie has a bunch of you know, fairy

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Speaker 16: tales that he's pitching out to the New York voter

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Speaker 16: voting electric which by the way, is like forty percent

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Speaker 16: foreign born. So they just want free stuff off the

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Speaker 16: American taxpayers back.

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Speaker 18: I get it. I get their motivation.

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Speaker 16: But he is doing one thing right, and that he's

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Speaker 16: talking about affordability. He's talking about the kitchen table issues, right,

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Speaker 16: So let's show me. I'm going to put up this one.

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Speaker 16: This is one eighty one. It's a complicated a little

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Speaker 16: bit of a complicated graph. Rich Boil one to eighty

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Speaker 16: one down for us. What are we looking at here?

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Speaker 16: Because this is like, please rank each issue from most

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Speaker 16: to least important to your vote, and right at the top,

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Speaker 16: cost of living, inflation, economy, jobs.

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Speaker 8: Way ahead, andrew way ahead. So this is called ranked distribution.

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Speaker 9: And we'll do this.

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Speaker 8: When we identify the top ten issues that people are

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Speaker 8: telling us about, we'll tell them to rank them. And

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Speaker 8: the reason we do this instead of just giving what

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Speaker 9: Their number one and that's it.

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Speaker 8: Maybe the economy or infleation comes in at like twenty

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Speaker 8: five percent, the economy comes in at twenty right, That

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Speaker 8: doesn't give you as much insight as a ranked distribution does.

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Speaker 8: So what we're telling them to do is rank it,

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Speaker 8: like you said, from most to least important, one through ten,

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Speaker 8: and it gives us a better understanding of three issues,

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Speaker 8: four issues, five issues that are driving people's what you know,

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Speaker 8: they're driving people's decision in who they're going.

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Speaker 3: To vote for.

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Speaker 9: This is what they're probably are aitizing this graph.

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Speaker 16: This graph is so is like freaking everything. I don't

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Speaker 16: know how to like. I just it's so critically important.

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Speaker 16: Top five issues, cost of living, inflation, economy, jobs, number three, healthcare, Obamacare,

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Speaker 16: number four, Crime and safety number five, Immigration, border and security.

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Speaker 16: By the way, just one small pet peeve that I

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Speaker 16: have with immigration and border security is that when Joe

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Speaker 16: at the border. Millions of people, these videos were going

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Speaker 16: over and that was ranking almost as the top issue.

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Speaker 16: As soon as President Trump fixes it, people forget about

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Speaker 16: it and falls off the cliff.

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Speaker 18: It's just a good crazy you know that.

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Speaker 9: You know that, this is what I've been It happened.

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Speaker 16: It happened in Trump one point. Oh, it happened in

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Speaker 16: Trump one point.

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Speaker 18: Oh.

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Speaker 16: He got He'd got zero credit when it came to

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Speaker 16: twenty twenty for that, because he'd largely taken care of it.

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Speaker 16: It was still an issue more so than it is now.

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Speaker 16: But the fact that he has been so it has

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Speaker 16: been so much a decisive and historic achievement on the border.

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Speaker 16: Our attention spans are so short that it goes away.

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Speaker 16: It's like it didn't even happen.

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Speaker 9: It's a sad commentary.

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Speaker 8: On the American voter and how they make rational policy choices.

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Speaker 8: But that is the case, and the same thing would

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Speaker 8: came in and he fixed the economic crisis, it would

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Speaker 8: fall as well, like the economy would fall as you

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Speaker 8: as being prioritized in how they're going to vote.

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Speaker 9: It's the way, it's the nature of things.

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Speaker 8: I will say this though, when we ask this approval

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Speaker 8: about issues, he gets good marks.

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Speaker 9: The best marks he.

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Speaker 8: Gets is on immigration, so they are giving him credit

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Speaker 8: for it. I think that's probably why his approval rating

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Speaker 8: has not fallen more than what we have it now,

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Speaker 8: which is in the mid forties. But he gets good

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Speaker 8: marks on immigration, and after that is foreign policy. But guys,

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Speaker 8: if you look at the approval rating on inflation and

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Speaker 8: cost of living, I'm gonna say this. It doesn't give

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Speaker 8: me any pleasure to say it, but it's true, and

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Speaker 8: I have to say it. It's Biden level bad. He

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Speaker 8: is now at Biden level approval when it comes to

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Speaker 8: do you approve or disapprove of how he's doing his

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Speaker 8: job and president with each of the following issues, and

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Speaker 8: we ask about inflation.

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Speaker 9: And cost of living, it's abysmal.

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Speaker 8: The numbers are horrible, Andrew, and yet he's still you know,

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Speaker 8: he's still only negative a few points because I think

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Speaker 8: people are remembering, Look, he didn't get that grade of

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Speaker 8: a situation.

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Speaker 9: But my point is.

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Speaker 8: This now, and I started to you know, raise this

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Speaker 8: flag when everything started with the bombing of Iran. This

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Speaker 8: happens with administrations. It's very difficult to remain focused on

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Speaker 8: what it is you were elected to do.

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Speaker 9: And the let me.

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Speaker 8: Put it this way, people, especially these maga only are

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Speaker 8: Trump or bust voters will call him. Sometimes they believe

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Speaker 8: that Donald Trump being re elected is literally this country's

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Speaker 8: last chance before we go past the point of no return.

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Speaker 8: So we passed the event horizon with the dead, or

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Speaker 8: the event horizon, which is so many other problems that

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Speaker 8: we have in this society. We simply cannot correct them.

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Speaker 8: So it's not that they didn't support you know, the

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Speaker 8: you know, the getting rid of Iron's nuclear weapons. It's

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Speaker 8: not it's not doesn't have to be one or the other.

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Speaker 8: The issue for them is what about us. We do

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Speaker 8: we or do we not come first? Like you're saying

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Speaker 8: is literally America first, and yet their last chance, they

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Speaker 8: feel is being gobbled up by the interests of other.

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Speaker 9: People and other nations.

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Speaker 8: So rinch, if they don't read focus Andrew, this is

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Speaker 8: going to do.

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Speaker 18: So and this.

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Speaker 16: Blake and I were having this debate before we started

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Speaker 16: the show, and I was like, well, you know, the

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Speaker 16: inflation is cooling the you know, the numbers are cooling

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Speaker 16: the market stock market, but people don't care about the

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Speaker 16: stock market like they used to.

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Speaker 1: Like Trump can't go around being like, oh the market's up.

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Speaker 2: Look, they didn't work in twenty twenty. He talked on top.

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Speaker 1: About people don't own much in stocks.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, no, absolutely, So what what do? What's the answer then?

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Speaker 16: So inflation is cooling, but he's still getting clobbered on

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Speaker 16: cost of living in inflation.

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Speaker 8: So what as I tried, as I tried, I think

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Speaker 8: to explain one minute over the weekend, Yeah, is that

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Speaker 8: it's some some of this.

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Speaker 9: I think a lot of this is just about optics.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 8: So, and if you look at the White House schedule,

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Speaker 8: since I mean you can go back to that conflict,

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Speaker 8: that military exercise, go in and look at the White

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Speaker 8: House schedule, Andrew, and you'll see that they're clearly prioritizing

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Speaker 8: far and over domestic.

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Speaker 9: It's just true.

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Speaker 8: So when the voters are yelling, you know, in my

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Speaker 8: year about it, it's hard to argue with them.

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Speaker 9: It's optics. I mean, what are you talking about every day?

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Speaker 3: You know?

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Speaker 8: I mean they repeatedly step on their own message and

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Speaker 8: their own success.

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Speaker 9: I mean, it's just the truth.

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Speaker 8: It's you have to you have to convince them that

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Speaker 8: that's your main focus, even if you're gaining ground, you

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Speaker 8: you need you need them to know that you're focused

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Speaker 8: on it.

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Speaker 16: I think you're right. I think they need I think

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Speaker 16: Trump is the expert to this. He could pivot quickly

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Speaker 16: if this got through his head, because what you then

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Speaker 16: start doing, you start commissioning, like you know, obviously it

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Speaker 16: big Harry Bold ideas or whatever like these, these big

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Speaker 16: All right, welcome back to The Charlie Kirk Show. So Rich,

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Speaker 16: I'm gonna read you some email. Blake's gonna pull some up.

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Speaker 16: But I see one from Debbie. She goes, I'm watching

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Speaker 16: Rich Barris. Trump can multitask, and that's what he's doing.

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Speaker 16: He's going around the world to make the United States

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Speaker 16: the strongest and get us the best deals. The fruits

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Speaker 16: He has not forgotten about us. He is one hundred

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Speaker 16: percent balls to the wall multitasking. So I disagree with him,

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Speaker 16: I guess him. Is what she's saying. Is there time

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Speaker 16: to correct? I mean we've got a midterms. I mean

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Speaker 16: this is just the politics of it.

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Speaker 18: We have time to do. We have time to correct.

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Speaker 8: Look, I mean it's not disagreeing with me, You're disagreeing

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Speaker 8: with the voters that we surveyed.

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Speaker 9: I'm only conveying the opinion of the voters.

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Speaker 8: And to tell you, I mean, the bottom line is

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Speaker 8: that sounds like a core Trump voter. That's not the problem,

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Speaker 8: and that's not what wins elections. Of course, you need

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Speaker 8: slice of the electorate that has only been voting for

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Speaker 8: Donald Trump that Republicans. It should be their number one

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Speaker 8: job on planet Earth right now should be to convince

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Speaker 8: these voters to stay Republican. It's the reason why Mike

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Speaker 8: Rogers lost in Michigan but Donald Trump won. It's the

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Speaker 8: reason why Dave McCormick barely held on the skin of

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Speaker 8: his teeth while Donald Trump won easily.

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Speaker 1: Those are the voters gonna.

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Speaker 16: Have to really I totally agree. We're gonna welcome back

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Speaker 16: National Radio in three seconds. Stay right there, We're continue

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Speaker 16: with Rich. All right, email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 16: Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. We're taking your emails, Rich Barris.

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Speaker 16: So so I get another email here. You know, I

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Speaker 16: watched Bannon with Rich and I'm glad you bring it

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Speaker 16: to this audience.

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Speaker 1: I totally agree the way people voted on Rich.

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Speaker 18: Issue.

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Speaker 16: It basically was on domestic issues and low interest on abortion.

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Speaker 16: That's another insight, by the way, from your your this graph,

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Speaker 16: the abortion came in last, which is fascinating. But they

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Speaker 16: so what they're gonna do now? Democrats are pivoting from

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Speaker 16: abortion to healthcare, don't you think, Alex, Yeah, I think.

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Speaker 2: I think they definitely do that.

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Speaker 4: But I want to go back to inflation for a second,

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Speaker 4: because inflation is down big, big league, and we were

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Speaker 4: told it was going to go up because of tariffs

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Speaker 4: and is not gone up.

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Speaker 2: It's gone down significantly.

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Speaker 4: And this is since Trump's been president, and it would

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Speaker 4: be up, it would be down more aside from he

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Speaker 4: hasn't been a president for a year, so he's still

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Speaker 4: getting boned by some of the worst Biden spending spree

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Speaker 4: at the end. But no one's telling the story. Of course,

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Speaker 4: he establishing media is ever going to tell the story.

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Speaker 4: And then in conservative media, we're spending a lot of

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Speaker 4: time fighting amongst ourselves these days, so we're not gonna

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Speaker 4: write the story. So it's really important media story as

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Speaker 4: well that's happening here.

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Speaker 18: M Rich Yeah, I agree with that.

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Speaker 9: I won one hundred percent agree with that.

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Speaker 8: There is a lagging effect when voters begin to feel

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Speaker 8: what we see in economic indicators, it does lag. Sometimes

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Speaker 8: there is an argument that people make and there, you know,

891
00:42:51,680 --> 00:42:54,879
Speaker 8: it's a strong argument. But again, I think then it's

892
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Speaker 8: incumbent on Republicans. It's incumbent on the White House. Trump

893
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Speaker 8: drives the message, right, the White House drives the message.

894
00:43:00,800 --> 00:43:03,480
Speaker 8: It's incumbent on them to tell that story. So Andrew

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Speaker 8: on several days, let me just say this real quick,

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Speaker 8: on several days of those CPI reports, they've stepped on

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Speaker 8: their own good news.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you're a very good point.

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Speaker 18: I totally agree.

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Speaker 16: So one of the suggestions from Terry is could we

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Speaker 16: deploy jd Vance domestically to sort of be that domestic

902
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Speaker 16: messager or does it have to come from Trump?

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Speaker 18: Is that what you're saying.

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Speaker 9: I mean, I mean, I'm trying on that front.

905
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Speaker 8: I've had the same idea and I'm trying. But I

906
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Speaker 8: do think that Trump remains the strongest. You know, it's

907
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Speaker 8: not just him as a personality. Part of it is

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Speaker 8: the role that the president plays. You know, he's not

909
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Speaker 8: exactly a headholder, you know, I mean or a handholder,

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00:43:46,280 --> 00:43:46,440
Speaker 8: you know.

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Speaker 9: So we have this idea of the seasick voter.

912
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Speaker 8: Back in twenty twenty. Of course it was the media

913
00:43:51,600 --> 00:43:53,560
Speaker 8: rocking the boat. But Trump isn't.

914
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Speaker 9: He's just not him.

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Speaker 8: It's not who he is, the great consoler in chief,

916
00:43:57,040 --> 00:43:59,839
Speaker 8: right how some presidents have been that way He's got.

917
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Speaker 8: There is more machi you know, machismore than there is

918
00:44:03,080 --> 00:44:04,879
Speaker 8: in prior presidents who do things like that.

919
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Speaker 9: So I don't think they need that.

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Speaker 8: I just think they need to They need to think,

921
00:44:10,280 --> 00:44:11,719
Speaker 8: or they need to know that.

922
00:44:11,719 --> 00:44:13,600
Speaker 9: That is Trump's number one focus.

923
00:44:13,760 --> 00:44:17,319
Speaker 8: Like Andrew the days of I feel your pain, I

924
00:44:17,360 --> 00:44:21,399
Speaker 8: hear your voice right, that is nowhere existent right now,

925
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Speaker 8: and people are feeling pain, I'm telling you. In peer

926
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Speaker 8: to peer interviews conducting this poll, people were sending back

927
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Speaker 8: grocery store memes. I mean, that doesn't happen to polsters guys,

928
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Speaker 8: all right, So people were so whatever you want to

929
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Speaker 8: call it, they say, they're so passionate about this. They're

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Speaker 8: literally tweeting or text texting back to the agents on

931
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Speaker 8: the other end. They're literally texting them memes about prices

932
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Speaker 8: the grocery store.

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Speaker 4: That's how this is super important because it's not just

934
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Speaker 4: a media story. I think largely this is a media

935
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Speaker 4: story but this is important point which is making because

936
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Speaker 4: you can definitely feel it that the people still feel

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Speaker 4: like we're getting screws squeeze the grocery store too much.

938
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Speaker 4: That's a really tough battle, and it's one that does

939
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Speaker 4: need a lot more of a priority because Americans, it

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Speaker 4: doesn't matter who's president. If you feel the pange at

941
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Speaker 4: the grocery store, You're not going to be happy with

942
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Speaker 4: your life. It's just a flat out fact.

943
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Speaker 19: I just I guess when I think of Trump's approval ratings,

944
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Speaker 19: like we're talking about whether he needs to be the messenger?

945
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Speaker 19: Has Trump ever really been a strong messenger outside of

946
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Speaker 19: his base. I feel like Trump has always been strongest

947
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Speaker 19: as president. I feel when the story is least about him,

948
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Speaker 19: and I feel like his personal disposition as such that

949
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Speaker 19: he doesn't ever like being out of the spotlight. Yet

950
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Speaker 19: I think his administration has often come off the strongest

951
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Speaker 19: when the story is not you know what Trump said

952
00:45:37,719 --> 00:45:40,160
Speaker 19: on truth, what Trump said on X, what the latest

953
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Speaker 19: thing Trump did that is causing controversy. A lot of

954
00:45:43,480 --> 00:45:46,719
Speaker 19: people just really like his core policies, whether it's on

955
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Speaker 19: trade or on international affairs, and when those are the

956
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Speaker 19: story and he's actually a bit in the background.

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Speaker 1: I think he's at a strong.

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Speaker 16: Well, I actually I actually do agree with that, just

959
00:45:54,520 --> 00:45:57,680
Speaker 16: from a messaging standpoint. Trump but Trump does you know,

960
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Speaker 16: it's it's the Trump Show. We're all, We're all, We're

961
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Speaker 16: all in the Trump Show. We're we're on the train.

962
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Speaker 18: We can't get off. So Rich, I do have a question.

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Speaker 16: We've got one, actually about forty seconds left here on

964
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Speaker 16: what Blake mentioned trade. How is that factoring into the

965
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Speaker 16: tariffs all that stuff?

966
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Speaker 18: Really quick? Rich bears Yeah.

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Speaker 3: I actually, I.

968
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Speaker 8: Mean people who dislike Trump are gonna bring up stuff

969
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Speaker 8: like the tariffs and their impact on inflation without even

970
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Speaker 8: knowing or understanding that what was just said before is

971
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Speaker 8: actually true, that inflation has cooled and that the big

972
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Speaker 8: you know, chicken little the sky is falling, you know,

973
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Speaker 8: predictions over the impact tariffs would have on it, it

974
00:46:32,840 --> 00:46:36,399
Speaker 8: just never came true. Right, So again, I think it's

975
00:46:36,440 --> 00:46:39,200
Speaker 8: coming down to this, guys. You know, and I actually

976
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Speaker 8: do agree with Blake. You know that the background is better,

977
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Speaker 8: But next time he steps to the microphone, more about

978
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Speaker 8: domestic less about foreign policy.

979
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Speaker 16: That's all they hear from him, simple as that's all

980
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Speaker 16: they hear. Rich Bears the People's Pundit.

981
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Speaker 1: Check him out.

982
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Speaker 18: He's the best. We thank you, Rich. We'll see again soon.

983
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Speaker 10: Man.

984
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Speaker 1: All the best for Charlie Kirk.

985
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Speaker 16: Yeah, email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. We'll be

986
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Speaker 16: back for hour two in just a second.

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Speaker 21: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 21: Terrence Baits. All right, folks, let's just have an honest

989
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Speaker 21: conversation here. Americans are getting crushed by debt these days,

990
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Speaker 21: and when you're buried in credit card and loan debt,

991
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Speaker 21: it's really easy to try to put it all off

992
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Speaker 21: and think, well, I'll just deal with it later. Not

993
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Speaker 21: such a good idea. If you wait, you could end

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Speaker 2: But it only works right now.

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Speaker 21: work and how it can potentially benefit you. Jillian, good morning.

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Speaker 11: I just see you, Terrence.

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Speaker 23: As always, I tell people when they ask me about

1002
00:48:00,080 --> 00:48:02,279
Speaker 23: out done with debt, what's the first thing they should do?

1003
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Speaker 11: And I say, don't pay a bill?

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Speaker 11: There will be so many people on.

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1009
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Speaker 23: exactly what they do.

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Speaker 11: First, they strategize.

1011
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Speaker 23: You will have a team of master negotiators who know

1012
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Speaker 23: what's happening within the banking industries, within the credit card companies.

1013
00:48:28,680 --> 00:48:29,560
Speaker 11: They don't want.

1014
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Speaker 23: To stretch you out and push you into one big

1015
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Speaker 23: conglomerated loan, and they also don't want to see you

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Speaker 23: go bankrupt. So this team will work for you, but

1017
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Speaker 23: you can't keep stuffing those notices away because every time

1018
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Speaker 23: you do so, you just get picked up on their

1019
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Speaker 23: roster and your number is going to come up again,

1020
00:48:47,960 --> 00:48:50,760
Speaker 23: only this time you're going to owe more money because

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Speaker 23: of the penalty fees. And that's what happens a lot

1022
00:48:53,840 --> 00:48:56,120
Speaker 23: because debt isn't just a number.

1023
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Speaker 11: It's also an emotional thing. Right, So if it's.

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Speaker 23: A a family who doesn't want to tell his wife

1025
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Speaker 23: or she doesn't want to talk to her husband about

1026
00:49:04,960 --> 00:49:07,560
Speaker 23: what's happening. They have the stress of bills, they're raising

1027
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Speaker 23: their kids, they have you know, schools, and they're just

1028
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Speaker 23: trying to make it by. Maybe they're living paycheck to paycheck.

1029
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Speaker 23: They're not living, you know, this extraordinary lifestyle. They're just

1030
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Speaker 23: trying to get by. What Done with Debt will do

1031
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Speaker 23: for you is put you on track to saving money

1032
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Speaker 23: and getting back on track financially so that you can

1033
00:49:29,200 --> 00:49:31,719
Speaker 23: move forward in life, because let's face it, once you

1034
00:49:31,800 --> 00:49:35,520
Speaker 23: get that big black cloud over you, it's very hard

1035
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Speaker 23: to come out of.

1036
00:49:36,080 --> 00:49:38,080
Speaker 11: I know this personally. I was under it.

1037
00:49:38,719 --> 00:49:44,320
Speaker 23: I had things at my door, taxes and disease, breast cancer, divorce.

1038
00:49:44,880 --> 00:49:47,279
Speaker 11: It was a really hard time for me. And I

1039
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Speaker 11: did go a year or.

1040
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Speaker 23: Two without knowing about Done with Debt, and so when

1041
00:49:51,760 --> 00:49:55,720
Speaker 23: that happened, it just gets higher and higher and higher.

1042
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Speaker 11: So you know, I wish I had known about them

1043
00:49:58,480 --> 00:49:59,880
Speaker 11: for earlier.

1044
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Speaker 23: So I always tell people the first thing to do

1045
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Speaker 23: is put the pen down, don't pay that bill until

1046
00:50:06,120 --> 00:50:08,959
Speaker 23: you go to Done with Debt dot com and see

1047
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Speaker 23: what they have to offer. It's free, The first consultation

1048
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Speaker 23: is free, so you really don't have anything to lose

1049
00:50:14,520 --> 00:50:17,840
Speaker 23: and you have everything to gain, right, So, Terrence, I

1050
00:50:17,840 --> 00:50:20,919
Speaker 23: think it's really beneficial for people who are out there

1051
00:50:20,960 --> 00:50:23,200
Speaker 23: and listen it happens to the best of us.

1052
00:50:23,400 --> 00:50:24,160
Speaker 11: I don't care if you're a B.

1053
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Speaker 23: A NFL football player, maybe you had a misguidance through

1054
00:50:27,480 --> 00:50:29,040
Speaker 23: a bad manager money manager.

1055
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Speaker 11: You can be an actress, you can be a school teacher,

1056
00:50:31,680 --> 00:50:34,160
Speaker 11: you can be a lawyer. It happens to the best

1057
00:50:34,200 --> 00:50:35,880
Speaker 11: of us. So don't be ashamed.

1058
00:50:36,040 --> 00:50:38,000
Speaker 23: Just go to done with that dot com, get yourself

1059
00:50:38,040 --> 00:50:39,720
Speaker 23: back on track and start living again.

1060
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Speaker 21: And to your point, it can happen to anyone. I

1061
00:50:42,360 --> 00:50:44,439
Speaker 21: would imagine that one of the things you deal with.

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Speaker 21: I'm not imagining. Heck, I've been there is the shame.

1063
00:50:48,880 --> 00:50:51,200
Speaker 21: You know, you feel like you've let people around you down,

1064
00:50:51,480 --> 00:50:55,760
Speaker 21: you feel like you've been irresponsible, and sometimes life just happens.

1065
00:50:56,600 --> 00:50:57,680
Speaker 11: That's exactly right.

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Speaker 23: And if you're like me, I'm a type B, I'm

1067
00:50:59,520 --> 00:51:02,840
Speaker 23: not type I'm not hunting over the numbers and crunching

1068
00:51:02,880 --> 00:51:05,640
Speaker 23: them with the money manager. I'm just out there performing,

1069
00:51:05,719 --> 00:51:09,480
Speaker 23: like you know, the circus idiot and so was it

1070
00:51:09,760 --> 00:51:15,480
Speaker 23: prepared for what happened. Was absolutely shocked. I thought money

1071
00:51:15,520 --> 00:51:18,920
Speaker 23: was being invested. I thought the you know, I think

1072
00:51:19,000 --> 00:51:21,680
Speaker 23: people the right people were being paid what they were owed.

1073
00:51:22,239 --> 00:51:24,160
Speaker 11: And when the number was thrown at me.

1074
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Speaker 23: I was bald with key I just had my first

1075
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Speaker 23: chemo and it was said that I owed seven hundred

1076
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Speaker 23: and fifty.

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Speaker 11: Thousand dollars I didn't collect. I did have a nervous breakdown, Terrence.

1078
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Speaker 23: To be honest, it was friends and family and everyone

1079
00:51:38,800 --> 00:51:42,000
Speaker 23: who got me through it and people getting me back

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Speaker 23: on track. Like, done with debt. It's not the end

1081
00:51:44,320 --> 00:51:46,760
Speaker 23: of the world. You think it is in the moment, Terrence,

1082
00:51:46,800 --> 00:51:49,319
Speaker 23: but you have to realize and you have to let

1083
00:51:49,360 --> 00:51:51,640
Speaker 23: go of that anger because I had so much anger

1084
00:51:51,680 --> 00:51:53,719
Speaker 23: at this person who I thought was supposed to.

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Speaker 11: Be, you know, managing my money.

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Speaker 21: But you also he realized half to over apologize. We've

1087
00:52:01,120 --> 00:52:03,480
Speaker 21: got to cut this short. But done with debt. The

1088
00:52:03,480 --> 00:52:21,359
Speaker 21: information is there at the bottom of your screen, folks.

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Speaker 18: All right, welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 16: A lot of you guys are emailing us about the

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Speaker 16: Snap benefits because we did the EBT snap videos from

1092
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Speaker 16: TikTok of all the ladies that are threatening to just

1093
00:52:33,280 --> 00:52:36,239
Speaker 16: have a national shoplifting Day, which is really interesting. So

1094
00:52:36,280 --> 00:52:39,560
Speaker 16: basically you've got we're in the twenty eighth day of

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Speaker 16: the shutdown. Come November first, Snap Benefits will terminate for

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Speaker 16: more than forty million people.

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Speaker 18: Blake.

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Speaker 1: That's already raising eyebrows. I think a lot of people, you.

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Speaker 2: Know, that's a lot. And how many Americans are that

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Speaker 2: and it.

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Speaker 1: Is more people who are on it.

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Speaker 19: I think the rate for people who are naturalized citizens

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Speaker 19: is higher than for me born American citizens. A lot

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Speaker 19: of illegals get it because if you have an anchor

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Speaker 19: baby in America, you can receive SNAP.

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Speaker 1: And it's an important thing to remember.

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Speaker 19: Where people food stamps, when we call them foodstamps or

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Speaker 19: SNAP or whatever, it's basically a sciat because they'll say like, oh,

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Speaker 19: you can only use it on necessities, but everyone does

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Speaker 19: need to eat, and so it's essentially just a cash

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00:53:20,760 --> 00:53:23,879
Speaker 19: welfare program because money that you get for this can

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Speaker 19: go to other things. People sell their SNAP benefits. Of course,

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Speaker 19: anyone who's been in a bad part of town will

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Speaker 19: know that this happens. You know, someone will buy you

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Speaker 19: twenty five dollars worth of SNAP stuff and they'll give

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00:53:35,239 --> 00:53:39,120
Speaker 19: you a twenty in return, things like that. But it's

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00:53:39,160 --> 00:53:40,919
Speaker 19: a real issue a lot of people. I mean, we're

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Speaker 19: getting also emails from people who are themselves on it,

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00:53:44,520 --> 00:53:47,680
Speaker 19: who are saying, you know, people who are single parents

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Speaker 19: or they're struggling where they're saying I need this to

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Speaker 19: get by, And is there a way that we can

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Speaker 19: separate genuine need cases versus.

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Speaker 1: People who just don't want to work.

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Speaker 19: It's a complicated issue, and I think the bigger picture

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Speaker 19: we have to ask ourselves first of all, is who's

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Speaker 19: going to win a shutdown of snap because it's sort

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Speaker 19: of the microcosm of the bigger debate over the shutdown.

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Speaker 19: Is it a Democrat thing that caused us to happen?

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Speaker 19: Or is it the Republican's fault that this is happening?

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Speaker 19: And I think they've both banked that they would win

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00:54:17,360 --> 00:54:19,439
Speaker 19: on this, but it seems like Trump maybe ahead.

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Speaker 1: I saw the other day.

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Speaker 19: I think a major left wing labor group has been

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00:54:23,480 --> 00:54:27,120
Speaker 19: upping its agitation to do a clean extension on spending

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Speaker 19: because I do think there is some sense that.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, the number one biggest federal workers union now yeah,

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00:54:34,640 --> 00:54:37,520
Speaker 4: and they want the government open, and they're basically taking

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Speaker 4: the Republican's line on it as the Democrats who are

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00:54:39,480 --> 00:54:41,279
Speaker 4: the instructionist, which was shocking to me. I did not

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Speaker 4: expect that when you start actually reading the article. But

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Speaker 4: this is really important here because when we're talking about SNAP,

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Speaker 4: you go macrow, you go big picture.

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Speaker 2: It's all offensive. There's forty plus million people that are

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00:54:52,040 --> 00:54:52,840
Speaker 2: on it. It's offensive.

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Speaker 4: You look at how many of these are foreigners who

1146
00:54:54,960 --> 00:54:57,800
Speaker 4: are came into this country are now mooching off the system,

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Speaker 4: some of them illegal aliens.

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Speaker 2: It's offensive.

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Speaker 4: What is over index with the SNAP expenditures, It is

1150
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Speaker 4: all going to be junk food, and that's going to

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00:55:05,239 --> 00:55:07,719
Speaker 4: be offensive. But then there are people, as Blake notes,

1152
00:55:07,719 --> 00:55:11,400
Speaker 4: who legitimately do need it, are accustomed to it, count

1153
00:55:11,440 --> 00:55:13,280
Speaker 4: on it, and they're able to pay for other stuff

1154
00:55:13,320 --> 00:55:15,880
Speaker 4: that does contribute to the economy because some of their

1155
00:55:15,920 --> 00:55:18,319
Speaker 4: food stuff is subsidized and we're just going to rip

1156
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Speaker 4: it away from them because why because the Democrats want

1157
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Speaker 4: funding for illegal alien healthcare, and that is an opportunity

1158
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Speaker 4: for us to frame it up politically that no one's

1159
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Speaker 4: taken until it seems like this morning is the first day.

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Speaker 16: I've diving into that a little bit more, because like

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Speaker 16: now you're thinking like a messaging strategies, which is kind

1162
00:55:35,000 --> 00:55:38,120
Speaker 16: of where my head goes, and so you know, basically

1163
00:55:38,400 --> 00:55:42,520
Speaker 16: you need to take their attack and reverse it onto them,

1164
00:55:42,600 --> 00:55:45,720
Speaker 16: which is really obvious because they're holding the whole government hostage.

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Speaker 16: So Democrats are the ones that are keeping the forty

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Speaker 16: million people from their food stamps, even though listen, we

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Speaker 16: all know that there's a lot of people on SNAP

1168
00:55:53,920 --> 00:55:57,040
Speaker 16: that should not be on SNAP. But it's really Democrats

1169
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Speaker 16: that are holding it hostage so that they can get

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Speaker 16: health care for illegal Now they will say that that's

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Speaker 16: not true, but it's all it's all in the nu once.

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Speaker 16: It's one hundred percent truth. So you're going to see that.

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Speaker 16: You might even see that in community notes on on

1174
00:56:07,719 --> 00:56:10,239
Speaker 16: x Twitter right, that that's not true. You know, I

1175
00:56:10,320 --> 00:56:12,480
Speaker 16: grocked it the other day and they said it's not true. Well,

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00:56:12,480 --> 00:56:14,960
Speaker 16: guess why it is true. It's because it's it's all

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Speaker 16: about how you label them an illegal immigrant. Joe Biden

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00:56:18,120 --> 00:56:21,479
Speaker 16: let in millions of people, put them on Temporary protective status, right,

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Speaker 16: and gave asylum claims to a bunch of millions of them,

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Speaker 16: and they are able to now access ACA benefits subsidized

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Speaker 16: by the American taxpayer.

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Speaker 19: This is an email we just got from hushmail. So

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Speaker 19: I think that's a person who is hiding their identity.

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Speaker 19: She says, my manager, my daughter is a manager of

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Speaker 19: a grocery store. She's genuine fear that if SNAP or

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00:56:42,360 --> 00:56:46,960
Speaker 19: EBT are unavailable next month, her workplace will be looted.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, which is blackmail. I mean, it's just we're being blackmailed.

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Speaker 4: But that's why the whole apparatus is completely messed up.

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Speaker 18: Well, this is exactly what happened in George Floyd too.

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Speaker 16: We just got blackmailed that we couldn't have cops in

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Speaker 16: the streets keeping us safe because they were.

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Speaker 18: Going to riot and burn things down.

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Speaker 19: They also say kudos to Alex for hanging out with

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Speaker 19: us for a couple hours.

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Speaker 2: Oh, thank you, I appreciate that. No, this is a blast,

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Speaker 2: and hopefully we can do this more.

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Speaker 4: But this is where we do need to reform SNAP

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Speaker 4: and figure it out and put more regulation in place

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Speaker 4: and just start getting people this context that we're importing

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Speaker 4: people from all around the world to pick the pockets

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Speaker 4: of tax.

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Speaker 2: Paying American citizens who are all squeezed right.

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Speaker 4: Now, which was a lot of the topic last hour

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Speaker 4: with Rich everyone's feeling squeezed and aside from the handful

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00:57:28,040 --> 00:57:30,120
Speaker 4: of people and that we don't have money for this

1206
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Speaker 4: stuff and we shouldn't that said, is now the time

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Speaker 4: to really say, oh, you know what, we're taking away

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Speaker 4: the sugary sodas from people I don't know.

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Speaker 2: Politically, now that's the move.

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Speaker 4: I think the move now is to frame it up

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Speaker 4: as the Democrats took your benefits because Chuck Schumer is

1212
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Speaker 4: going to get primary by AOC and is going to

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Speaker 4: lose his leadership job, and that's why this is happening.

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Speaker 2: And any Democrat who's not telling you that is lying

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Speaker 2: to you.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, I mean, so we're getting Felice is sending a

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Speaker 16: screen grab of food stamps by ethnicity forty five point six.

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Speaker 19: Per This is a I think that's I think that's

1219
00:58:03,240 --> 00:58:05,479
Speaker 19: a similar version of that when we saw I don't

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Speaker 19: we Fortunately, that's not fair.

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Speaker 16: So a lot of you are going to see this graph,

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Speaker 16: if you're on a lot of people, we.

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Speaker 18: Actually have it. We could show it.

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Speaker 16: I don't mind showing it, but we we were just

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Speaker 16: with the caveat that we can't verify independently that it's true.

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Speaker 16: But you know, the allegation essentially that forty five point

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Speaker 16: six percent of Afghan refugee or refugees, I think it's just.

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Speaker 1: By Afghan ethnic origin.

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Speaker 16: Ethnic origin forty two percent of Somali's, thirty four point

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Speaker 16: eight percent of Iraqis and twenty three point three percent of.

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Speaker 18: Haitians are on foods stamps.

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Speaker 16: And to your point, we can't verify it, but as

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Speaker 16: you said, Blake, it feels directionally.

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Speaker 1: It is direct. It is almost certainly direction directionally. Somalis

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Speaker 1: are very high.

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Speaker 19: Well, if you check every other program that we have

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Speaker 19: numbers on, the usage rate among Sali's is extremely high.

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Speaker 16: So the Somali population is extremely good at at least

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Speaker 16: one thing, and I would I would presume a few

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Speaker 16: other things. But they are good at working the system,

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Speaker 16: deploiding this system, and defrauding the system.

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Speaker 1: Well, they're what you will see.

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Speaker 19: What Americans are going to become more and more of

1244
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Speaker 19: aware of as the years go by, is that if

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Speaker 19: you have relatively closed off, you know, separate communities in

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Speaker 19: America that don't speak a ton of English, mostly interact

1247
00:59:18,520 --> 00:59:22,640
Speaker 19: among themselves, they can be very very good at collectively

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Speaker 19: getting a lot of money out of the system. And

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Speaker 19: so what we've seen this has been broken up repeated.

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Speaker 19: Let's just use the Somali community as an example. The

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Speaker 19: Samali community has an extrame. They've been caught where they're

1252
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Speaker 19: having these clinics that diagnose kids with things like autism

1253
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Speaker 19: at at a super high rate because you can get

1254
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Speaker 19: money for that. Or the Feeding our Future scam that

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Speaker 19: was one I think like white Lutheran woman at the

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Speaker 19: top of it. And then this gigantic apparatus of people

1257
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Speaker 19: where they were scamming the COVID aid system from Minnesota

1258
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Speaker 19: and the federal government by giving these fake meals to

1259
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Speaker 19: people who didn't exist, and dozens and dozens of people

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Speaker 19: get involved in these scams and with other communities.

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Speaker 1: If you're in a kind of what you'd say.

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Speaker 19: Maybe ordinary wider American community, it's difficult to pull off

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Speaker 19: a scam of that size because other people just kind

1264
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Speaker 19: of go to the police about it and stuff. But

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Speaker 19: when you're in a closed community that operates mostly under

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Speaker 19: its own rules, they often don't talk to police, they

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01:00:18,880 --> 01:00:23,080
Speaker 19: don't interact with wider society. They are more they're both

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01:00:23,120 --> 01:00:25,600
Speaker 19: more willing to try to exploit the system, and they

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Speaker 19: get away with it more easily.

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Speaker 1: It's just there's not a lot of ways to break

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Speaker 1: it apart.

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Speaker 4: And the Democrats sy this is political opportunity because they're

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Speaker 4: better at moving the blocks, not we're trying to move individuals,

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Speaker 4: one person at a time.

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Speaker 2: Freedom. That's what we're all about.

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Speaker 4: And this has been a weakness for us over the

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Speaker 4: years because the Democrats they see what Blake's talking about.

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Speaker 4: They see that's a whole block of people. Where to

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Speaker 4: get them all? Where to get all of them? And

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Speaker 4: that's part of the system that we got.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, I know, I think that's right, and I think

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01:00:50,000 --> 01:00:52,440
Speaker 16: that you know who's been good at moving blocks actually

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Speaker 16: is President Trump. And so you know, you might get

1284
01:00:54,520 --> 01:00:57,200
Speaker 16: frustrated with Trump or his messaging or whatever. I mean,

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Speaker 16: the truth is is that we have not proven that,

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Speaker 16: aside President Trump, we can move blocks of people in

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Speaker 16: any I.

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Speaker 19: Want to read another one because we want to acknowledge

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Speaker 19: there's different perspectives.

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Speaker 1: So we got another email.

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Speaker 19: So she says, we I assume maybe herself and her husband,

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Speaker 19: we are seniors living on our Social Security check hand's

1293
01:01:12,520 --> 01:01:15,280
Speaker 19: mouth with the snap benefit. There are no jobs for us.

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Speaker 19: They're elderly. We'll be eating once a day now. If that,

1295
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Speaker 19: I can't believe my president is allowing this to happen.

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Speaker 19: I voted for Trump three times and I wear a

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Speaker 19: turning point. Maga hat how is this happening in America.

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01:01:26,440 --> 01:01:28,840
Speaker 19: And that's also a real question. There are a lot

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Speaker 19: of people who have struggled very mightily through the changes

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Speaker 19: that have happened to America.

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Speaker 16: Well, there's another one from Jamie says, I appreciate the

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Speaker 16: conversation with Barris. I'm here in New Jersey, go Chidarelli,

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01:01:38,520 --> 01:01:41,600
Speaker 16: and between groceries, electric and taxes there some months, we

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01:01:41,640 --> 01:01:43,680
Speaker 16: have five dollars left in our bank account, savings are

1305
01:01:43,680 --> 01:01:46,160
Speaker 16: gone and sixteen thousand dollars in debt. We desperately need

1306
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Speaker 16: prices to go down. I would love to hear a

1307
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Speaker 16: plan from Trump addressing this and how to start producing

1308
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Speaker 16: more in our country, especially when it comes to meat producers.

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Speaker 16: She keep going, Yeah, this, this is fantastic. Okay, I'm

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Speaker 16: gonna really quickly tell you about Alan Jackson. We're honored

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Speaker 16: As a matter of its gender confusion, abortion, immigration, Doge

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Speaker 16: we're gonna keep this conversation going. I think we're gonna

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Speaker 16: keep the conversation going in the break. If our studio

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Speaker 16: can do that, we'll be right back.

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Speaker 10: Use flash democrats, America has a republic, not a democracy.

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Speaker 2: Fact check true.

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Speaker 24: Man.

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Speaker 16: Charlie loved that we are not a democracy.

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Speaker 18: We are a republic. We're a constitutional republican.

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Speaker 1: I would always argue with things about that.

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Speaker 19: I'll just say, Charlie, if they call it uses democracy

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Speaker 19: to describe what we are, but it's democracy is other

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Speaker 19: than ancient Athens.

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Speaker 4: I do feel like this is that that meme with

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Speaker 4: the with the bell curve, where there's the it's it's

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Speaker 4: a democracy in the dumb end, and then there's this

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Speaker 4: it's not a democracy, which is the big and and

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Speaker 4: then I'm.

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Speaker 2: Way back on that. Now it's whatever, like.

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Speaker 16: We'll just definate am And he was about it.

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Speaker 1: No, but he loved debate and disagree.

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Speaker 2: I wish he was here to debate with us.

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Speaker 4: He is technically right, of course, it is Blake and

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Speaker 4: I have thrown in the towel on the world.

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Speaker 16: I just want to say thanks to our friends at

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Speaker 18: Radio Hank Tech.

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Speaker 16: All right, welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show. Blake,

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Speaker 16: why don't we You got one eighty five?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, let's put up one eighty five.

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Speaker 19: We were discussing Snap and this is a chart that

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Speaker 19: Danny sent to us. But it's the annual spending just

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Speaker 19: on SNAP benefits and billions.

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Speaker 18: And let's a big spike there.

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Speaker 19: But it's a big spike in the year twenty twenty.

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Speaker 19: I don't, yeah, what happened in twenty twenty.

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Speaker 1: My mind's drawing a blank.

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Speaker 16: Well, this is such a good point. I mean, there's

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Speaker 16: so much about government spending. To Blake's earlier point that

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Speaker 16: once you unleash the subsidy, once you unleash the welfare,

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Speaker 16: once you unleash the spending, it never comes back down.

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Speaker 1: It's like a drug addiction.

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Speaker 19: And you know, I think one thing we can say

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Speaker 19: about this is this whole display of people freaking out

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Speaker 19: that Snap might be suspended for a week maybe or

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Speaker 19: you know, a few weeks. It does show even if

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Speaker 19: you don't act dramatically. Now you do need to you

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Speaker 19: need to see it as a crisis long term that

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Speaker 19: there is a very high level of dependency built into

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Speaker 19: the American people, and this took time to build up.

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Speaker 19: You can read when they were first expanding the Great

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Speaker 19: Society under LBJ, America had different cultural norms. It was

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Speaker 19: considered very disgraceful to be on the dole, so people

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Speaker 19: would even people who were qualified.

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Speaker 1: Would resist going on food stamps.

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Speaker 19: They were still literal food stamps back in those days,

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Speaker 19: and they would resist it. And it was difficult to

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Speaker 19: expand these programs. And now it's become much more a

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Speaker 19: pattern of almost you know, I got mine, you know,

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Speaker 19: the people who will try to get their cut of

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Speaker 19: a big pile of federal money whether that and that's

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Speaker 19: not just going to be in the form of food stamps,

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Speaker 19: it's going to be in the form of Medicaid, which

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Speaker 19: we expanded a lot under Obama, and they kept expanding it.

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Speaker 1: And we were saying during the break that.

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Speaker 19: A lot of this fight now over Obamacare is a

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Speaker 19: subsidy they added during COVID, and now it turns out

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Speaker 19: we just can never get rid of it because people

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Speaker 19: have become dependent on that as well. And well, guys,

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Speaker 19: you can look at the federal budget deficit, how much

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Speaker 19: it goes We're now averaging what one and a half

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Speaker 19: trillion dollars a year in that deficit.

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Speaker 1: The debt only endlessly goes up.

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Speaker 19: All I will say is no nation I like history,

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Speaker 19: as Charlie knew, No nation has ever just borrowed money

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Speaker 19: endlessly and gotten away with it forever, No nation period, ever,

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Speaker 19: And that could be us, And.

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Speaker 16: It reminds me of Charlie's when he started turning point.

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Speaker 16: I think the debt was it like something like twelve.

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Speaker 1: Trillion, and I think it was accession started. And you know,

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Speaker 1: we tripled our national.

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Speaker 19: Debt to get out of the Great Recession eighteen years ago,

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Speaker 19: and can we triple it again to get out of

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Speaker 19: another one?

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Speaker 1: I'm skeptical of that.

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Speaker 16: And no, I mean, it is a fiscal cliff that

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Speaker 16: we are facing, and nobody ever wants to get serious

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Speaker 16: about it, because you know, we live in an unserious

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Speaker 16: time where everybody just makes TikTok videos about how they're

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Speaker 16: gonna loot their local grocery store if they don't get

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Speaker 16: Uncle Sam to say, now I will here's my one

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Speaker 16: pushback though the economic populace side. And this is again

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Speaker 16: we go back to the first thing that we talked

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Speaker 16: about in the show, and our one is that you have.

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Speaker 18: A diversion, You have a two roads diverge in a wood.

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Speaker 16: Right now, you've got the Maga national populism and you've

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Speaker 16: got the mamdanism right, which is going to be grievance

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Speaker 16: driven populism. And because we have debased our currency, because

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Speaker 16: we have flooded the market with cheap money, easy money,

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Speaker 16: because you have inflated, especially during COVID, the asset valuations

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Speaker 16: of the elite and the and the equity holding rich

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Speaker 16: people in this country. They got richer during COVID, right,

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Speaker 16: The money that we flushed into the system just went

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Speaker 16: straight to the.

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Speaker 2: Top, and they got a lot of government handouts.

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Speaker 18: Yes, and we made it easier for them to do this.

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Speaker 16: So essentially, you've you've created the working poor and you've

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Speaker 16: exacerbated their already precarious financial situation. And then you've you've

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Speaker 16: inflated the asset prices of the rich. Even just like

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Speaker 16: people that own homes right, middle class, upper middle class,

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Speaker 16: they're not necessarily rich.

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Speaker 18: But what that did is it stretched the middle even further.

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Speaker 16: It put more pressure on the middle and so a

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Speaker 16: lot of these people that are on snap benefits. It's

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Speaker 16: kind of like, well, some of our economic policies that

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Speaker 16: we've been pursuing, this massive depth and deficits spending, have

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Speaker 16: accentuated an already tenuous situation.

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Speaker 2: I think that's all the money.

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Speaker 4: And I think what's interesting here is that we're in

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Speaker 4: a different media landscape where the Democrats would have won

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Speaker 4: this fight but blaming on the Republicans.

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Speaker 2: But now that the media has been.

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Speaker 4: So discredited and they've never been less credible since the

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Speaker 4: way they handled the assassination of Charlie Kirk, that may

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Speaker 4: have been just the final dagger in the media and

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Speaker 4: their credibility. And so because they might not be able

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Speaker 4: to wrestle this narrative back for the Democrats, the Republicans

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Speaker 4: can exert maximum leverage, say that we're not going to

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Speaker 4: cave to your demands on this thing. You're going to

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Speaker 4: have to take the blame for it. And the closer

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Speaker 4: we get towards Thanksgiving, you might start seeing the Republicans say, well,

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Speaker 4: we're not going to negotiate any CRS. We're gonna do

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Speaker 4: a much broader spending package, and you guys are gonna

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Speaker 4: have less negotiation leverage there with the Democrats, and they

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Speaker 4: can find themselves having totally misplayed this and we could

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Speaker 4: just be a few weeks off from seeing something really

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Speaker 4: pretty amazing politically.

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Speaker 18: Love that glass app full take.

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Speaker 16: But again, it all comes down to messaging that essentially,

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Speaker 16: this is the trade.

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Speaker 18: That the Democrats are doing.

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Speaker 16: They want to subsidize illegals health care so that American

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Speaker 16: people can't afford groceries. That's that is the great exchange.

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Speaker 16: That is the big messaging pivot that needs to happen.

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Speaker 16: I think I think they're trying, you know, I see

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Speaker 16: some of the folks on social media, like Mike Johnson

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Speaker 16: and others are trying to make that point, but it's

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Speaker 16: I don't know that it's getting through yet. But so

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Speaker 16: it's like ours others can hopefully make that point for them.

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Speaker 16: We are going to welcome Matt Walsh onto the show

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Speaker 16: in the next segment, and I'm really excited about it.

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Speaker 16: He's been in the tussle fighting the Islamification of America

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Speaker 16: and I'm very proud of him for doing it. He's

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Speaker 16: been standing firm, taking a bunch of gruff for it too.

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Speaker 16: Matt Walsh joins US next segment, Don't go anywhere, Terrence.

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Speaker 21: Bates here with your Real America's Voice Newsbreak, Thanks so

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Speaker 21: much for being here with US. President Trump continues this

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Speaker 21: trip to Japan with visits with sailors and troops there.

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Speaker 21: His new Japanese counterpart, Saney Takiyachi, joined him for at

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Speaker 21: least one of his stops this morning, the Commander in

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Speaker 21: Chief using the photo op to praise Takiyachi, going to go.

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Speaker 22: Down as one of the great Prime minute shoes you want.

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Speaker 22: Thank you.

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Speaker 21: Also on forty seven's agenda today meeting with business leaders

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Speaker 21: there in Japan. Monday's bilateral meeting between the US and

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Speaker 21: Japanese delegations also marked the first face to face meeting

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Speaker 21: between President Trump and the new Prime Minister. She, by

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Speaker 21: the way, is Japan's first ever woman PM.

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Speaker 22: I will say that this will be a relationship that

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Speaker 22: will be stronger than ever before, and I look forward

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Speaker 22: to working with you and on behalf of very much

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Speaker 22: our country. I want to just let you know anytime

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Speaker 22: you have any question, any doubt, anything you want, any

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Speaker 22: favors you need, anything I can do to help Japan.

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Speaker 11: We will be there.

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Speaker 22: We are an ally at the strongest level.

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Speaker 21: The cooperation President Trump alluded to includes the signing of

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Speaker 21: a rare earth minerals deal between the two countries. After

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Speaker 21: leaving Japan, President Trump will head to South Korea for

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Speaker 21: what will arguably be the most watched part of his

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Speaker 21: Asian tour. On Thursday, he scheduled to meet with Chinese

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Speaker 21: President Xijin Ping. Work is being done behind the scenes

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Speaker 21: in advance of that meeting to broker a trade deal

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Speaker 21: between the United States and China's President Trump describes the

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Speaker 21: current tariff situation unsustainable for China. China and the United

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Speaker 21: States are the world's two largest economies. At stake in

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Speaker 21: the United States, particularly for the US semiconductor industry, is

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Speaker 21: that so many US firms are hoping that they'll be

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Speaker 21: able to sell artificial intelligence chips to China. American energy

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Speaker 21: companies are also hoping the upcoming Trump g meeting will

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Speaker 21: be seen as an easing of Chinese tariffs on US energy.

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Speaker 21: After China slapped America with the fifteen percent tariff on

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Speaker 21: energy exports, much of the flow of US energy to

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Speaker 21: China was frozen. Well, that's going to do it for

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Speaker 21: your headlines. As always, we appreciate having you along for

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Speaker 21: the ride. Now let's get you back to the Charlie Kirkshow.

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Speaker 2: You're let less than spirit.

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Speaker 10: You're listening to the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 16: All right, welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show. Got

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Speaker 16: Alex Marlow from Breitbart, Blake Nef from this show our

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Speaker 16: secret Weapon, and now we are joined by Matt Walsh,

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Speaker 16: the Great Matt Walsh from the Matt wallsh Show.

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Speaker 18: Matt, welcome back.

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Speaker 16: Honored to have you first time back on the show

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Speaker 16: since immediately in the aftermath, and so it's great to

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Speaker 16: see you. My friend, and I had to have you

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Speaker 16: on because I just feel like sometimes we get in

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Speaker 16: these seasons where there's just like these ex feuds just

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Speaker 16: break out and they're pretty glorious to watch. And you

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Speaker 16: are more than holding your own right now because you

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Speaker 16: are going after a sacred cow of modernity in the West,

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Speaker 16: and that is Islam. Also food stamps. We could talk

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Speaker 16: about that we've been talking about on the show.

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Speaker 18: Before you got on.

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Speaker 16: But basically, there is a guy for those who are

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Speaker 16: not aware, named Mehdi Hassan. He's an uppity foreigner who's

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Speaker 16: moved to this country and is now telling us what

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Speaker 16: to do. And now he's going after guys like you,

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Speaker 16: Matt and basically telling us that, hey, listen, the Muslim

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Speaker 16: called a prayer is the same thing as church bells,

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Speaker 16: and he's more American and more patriotic than Americans are.

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Speaker 18: And we have.

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Speaker 16: Opinions about that on the show. I know you have

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Speaker 16: opinions about that, Matt. So maybe just let's start right there.

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Speaker 16: In this moment, we've got Momdannie on the rise of

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Speaker 16: New York and Mehdi Hassan's marching alongside him. Now the

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Speaker 16: whole Democratic Party's come alongside. What diagnose our current moment

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Speaker 16: and this dynamic that is playing out right before our eyes?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, well, I think you know, Mehdi Hassan got came

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Speaker 13: onto my radar a couple of weeks ago because he

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Speaker 13: was defending the idea that we should have a Muslim

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Speaker 13: called to prayer, and he said, it's no different than

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Speaker 13: church bells. Of course, you know, a Muslim called a prayer,

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Speaker 13: for one thing, plays at five in the morning.

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Speaker 3: I've never heard a church bell go off of in

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Speaker 3: the morning.

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Speaker 13: But more importantly, a church bell is a it's it's Christian,

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Speaker 13: it's a Christian church. That is place's part of living

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Speaker 13: in America because we are a Christian country. A Muslim

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Speaker 13: called to prayer is not part of American culture. We

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Speaker 13: are not a Muslim country. You can go to dozens

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Speaker 13: of other countries on the planet to hear the Muslim

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Speaker 13: called to prayer whenever you want to hear it, but

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Speaker 13: that's not the case in our country. And the call

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Speaker 13: to prayer is a public thing. It's like you are,

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Speaker 13: you are announcing this to the public, and that's not

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Speaker 13: our culture. We're not in Muslim country. And so you know,

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Speaker 13: that's the point I wanted. I wanted to make to him,

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Speaker 13: even though we should also be clear about media asign

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Speaker 13: in particular that this is obviously on his own is

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Speaker 13: a very inconsequential person. He was, you know, he got

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Speaker 13: fired from his MSNBC gig where I think I looked

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Speaker 13: it up in his key demo. He was getting like

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Speaker 13: thirty seven thousand views an episode or something, so.

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Speaker 3: He got fired. No one's really paid attention to.

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Speaker 13: Him, but it The reason why it matters is because

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Speaker 13: this is just one guy, but he's representative of a

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Speaker 13: problem and the problem are, you know, immigrants who come

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Speaker 13: to this country and believe that we are as Americans,

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Speaker 13: it is our job to assimilate them, rather than them

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Speaker 13: assimilate to us. And this is one thing that I

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Speaker 13: think people have gotten wrong.

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Speaker 3: I've gotten wrong.

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Speaker 13: Because I've said in the past that, well, the problem

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Speaker 13: is the way of immigrants have come here and they

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Speaker 13: don't assimilate. They don't you know, we've gotten rid of assimilation.

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Speaker 13: The whole melting pot thing was a misnomer.

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Speaker 3: It didn't happen.

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Speaker 13: But that's not exactly correct because what's actually happened is

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Speaker 13: you get these immigrants like Mediisan, like Zoa Moondani who

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Speaker 13: come here and they do believe in assimilation, but they

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Speaker 13: think assimilationship go the other way. We should assimilate to them.

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Speaker 13: And in fact, Medie even said that I think is word.

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Speaker 13: He said, well, I'm just as American as anyone else. Okay,

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Speaker 13: you're you're a Muslim, You're an Indian Muslim who came

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Speaker 13: here from the UK ten years ago to work at

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Speaker 13: Al Jazeera, and you're just as American as anyone else.

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Speaker 13: You're just as American as an American whose family's been

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Speaker 13: here for two hundred years. Really, you're just as American them.

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Speaker 13: Does anyone believe that? No, nobody believes that. It's total nonsense.

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Speaker 13: And I think we're reaching a point now in our

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Speaker 13: culture where people are standing up and saying that because

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Speaker 13: Americans are sick and tired of us.

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Speaker 16: Well, absolutely, And by the way, Mehdi Hassan has now

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Speaker 16: off come after Charlie. You know who's not with us

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Speaker 16: to defend himself anymore. Go ahead and throw up one

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Speaker 16: point fifty eight here. So this is Mehdi Hassan basically

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Speaker 16: quote tweeting.

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Speaker 3: D C.

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Speaker 16: Draino, who was showing an image of Charlie who was

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Speaker 16: saying that islamaf it's not a Islamophobic to notice that

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Speaker 16: Muslims are coming into our country and demanding that we

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Speaker 16: live according to their rules, and now they are going

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Speaker 16: to rule over us, because you even see this in

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Speaker 16: the mayoral race in New York City where Cuomo is

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Speaker 16: now being castigated for not visiting a Muslim mosque, and so.

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Speaker 18: So Hassan says.

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Speaker 1: Meddi Hassan says.

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Speaker 16: A reminder of what a racist bigot Kirk was and

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Speaker 16: how much hate he incited against minorities.

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Speaker 18: So now he's playing victims. See this is this, this

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Speaker 18: is like the rule book, right.

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Speaker 16: They come in, they take advantage of our generosity in

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Speaker 16: our open society, and then they start playing victim because

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Speaker 16: we start noticing that they're doing things that we don't

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Speaker 16: like and we call it out. Matt, what is your

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Speaker 16: reaction to Mehdi has Son calling Charlie Kirk a racist bigot?

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Speaker 13: Well, I mean, it's it's pretty rich coming from someone

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Speaker 13: who is himself is himself legitimately a racist big anytime

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Speaker 13: he hates white people, he hates Christians, he's just seething

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Speaker 13: with hatred.

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Speaker 3: And that's that's the only thing he brought to this country.

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Speaker 13: And that's that's what he's that is what he has

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Speaker 13: offered to us as as an immigrant. He's come here

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Speaker 13: to bring us hatred and hatred specifically for the people

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Speaker 13: who actually built this country. Because that's the other thing

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Speaker 13: we should be clear about.

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Speaker 3: You know, another thing that.

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Speaker 13: Mehdi has said is that is that well, Muslim Muslims

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Speaker 13: helped to build this country. Muslims built this country the

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Speaker 13: same way that anyone else did.

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Speaker 3: And that is just not true.

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Speaker 13: You know, Islam had nothing to do with this country.

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Speaker 13: Muslims contributed basically nothing to it whatsoever, or they were

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Speaker 13: here in very very small numbers up until actually after

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Speaker 13: nine eleven.

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Speaker 3: People don't realize this, but you know, the Muslim population

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Speaker 3: in this.

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Speaker 13: Country exploded and became became substantial over.

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Speaker 3: The last twenty years.

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Speaker 13: You know, prior to that, prior to nine to eleven,

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Speaker 13: there was five hundred thousand and maybe a million Muslims.

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Speaker 3: Now there's what four or five million.

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Speaker 13: So this is how the country responded, Like, this is

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Speaker 13: how our government responded after nine to eleven. Not only

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Speaker 13: was there not any campaign of persecution of Muslims after

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Speaker 13: nine to eleven, despite what Zora Mamdani has claimed, Not

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Speaker 13: only did that not happen, but the exact opposite happened

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Speaker 13: that the government bent over backwards to apologize to muslim

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Speaker 13: I mean, George W. Bush six days after nine eleven,

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Speaker 13: the rubble is still burning. He's out in front of

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Speaker 13: the you know, he's standing up there declaring.

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Speaker 3: That Islam is a religion of peace.

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Speaker 13: And then we turned around and started importing Muslims m

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Speaker 13: mass into this country. And what really gets me about

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Speaker 13: it is, among other things, is just the act of

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Speaker 13: humility and gratitude when Zorn Mamdani gets up there and

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Speaker 13: starts complaining, starts, you know, talking about how is on

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Speaker 13: too apparently doesn't actually exist? Was the real victim of

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Speaker 13: nine to eleven felt she felt uncomfortable.

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Speaker 3: Wearing a jeb on the train.

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Speaker 13: Even nothing happened to her, she just felt uncomfortable wearing it.

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Speaker 13: And so and he's in tears. At twenty five years later,

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Speaker 13: he's in tears about it still he can barely even

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Speaker 13: talk about it. But yep, number one, that's a bogus story.

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Speaker 13: But number two, where your where is your your gratitude?

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Speaker 13: You know, uh, Muslims have been treated better in this

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Speaker 13: country and white American Christians ever would be in a

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Speaker 13: Muslim country. In fact, Muslims have been treated better in

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Speaker 13: this country than they would be treated in most Muslim countries.

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Speaker 13: And rather than ever getting a thank you, rather than

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Speaker 13: knowledgement of that, all we get is this just constant

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Speaker 13: accusations and blaming and complaining. And like I said, I

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Speaker 13: think Americans reas I think.

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Speaker 1: I think that's actually the real thing is. It's not

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Speaker 1: even just that they're not grateful. I think it really is.

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Speaker 19: It actually is a culture of genuine resentment like it

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Speaker 19: is resentment for how much better America is, how much

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Speaker 19: better Christian society has been than any Muslim country in history.

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Speaker 19: It's not a coincidence that Mehdi Hassan's family chose to

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Speaker 19: settle in the UK rather than any Muslim country. It's

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Speaker 19: not a coincidence that when he decided to leave the

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Speaker 19: UK he went to another Western, you know, historically Christian

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Speaker 19: country rather than any Muslim country.

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Speaker 1: That's not a coincidence.

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Speaker 19: And then especially it's it really is like this culture

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01:21:32,520 --> 01:21:35,400
Speaker 19: of resentment that Mamdannie can come to this country which

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Speaker 19: let in.

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Speaker 1: A ton of people like him after nine to eleven.

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Speaker 19: And then his platform is guilt tripping you because his

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01:21:43,240 --> 01:21:46,800
Speaker 19: abuela or whatever whatever relation, decides to call her empty

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01:21:47,360 --> 01:21:51,840
Speaker 19: because we had uncomfortable And also just like his plan,

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Speaker 19: which I think has not been highlighted nearly as much

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Speaker 19: as it should, his explicit policy plan is he wants

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Speaker 19: to uptaxes on white neighborhoods. Like he'll just put that

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Speaker 19: in his thing, whiter neighborhood should pay more money so

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Speaker 19: I can funnel to people like me who are aggrieved.

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Speaker 1: At America for the sin of letting us in.

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Speaker 4: But it is pretty amazing that they tried to create

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Speaker 4: this new standard that Christians and Jews who have been

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Speaker 4: mayor of New York running for may of New York

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Speaker 4: that they don't go to enough mosques like that that

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Speaker 4: would be a standard for being a good mayor. And

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Speaker 4: it's not that you're free to practice Islam in New

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Speaker 4: York City, it's that you have to be to be

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Speaker 4: a great mayor, you have to go.

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Speaker 2: To mosque all the time. They've tried to put pull

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Speaker 2: that over on us and not condone, which is great.

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Speaker 19: If I ever go to a mosque for any reason

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Speaker 19: other than as a tourist, so I won't do that.

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Speaker 18: But I appointment Matt.

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Speaker 16: So you are highlighting something though, that this is really

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Speaker 16: a failure of our elites in our immigration policy. You

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Speaker 16: tweeted here one sixty seven one in five New Yorkers

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Speaker 16: can't speak the English language. Forty percent were not born

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Speaker 16: in this country. New York is not an American city anymore.

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Speaker 16: I think this is what we need to really fix

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Speaker 16: our eyes on, that this is ultimately a failure of

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Speaker 16: our immigration policies. We should not as millennials. I think

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Speaker 16: everybody's basically a millennial on this. On this panel right now.

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Speaker 16: We should not be forced to be even having this debate.

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Speaker 16: This is a world that we inherited because our elites

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Speaker 16: failed to protect our country against people that don't like us,

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Speaker 16: and we're allowed to move here.

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Speaker 18: Matt Walsh, Yeah, people.

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Speaker 13: Who don't like us, and in many cases have not

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Speaker 13: come to contribute anything, but have come instead to live

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Speaker 13: off of the labor of actual Americans, to live off

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Speaker 13: of the fruits of trees that they didn't plant, you know.

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Speaker 13: And that's and that's one of the key differences between

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Speaker 13: immigrants today, not all of them, but one of the

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Speaker 13: key differences between immigration in general today as opposed on

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Speaker 13: hunred years ago, two hundred years ago. Because one thing

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Speaker 13: about that, you know, I pointed out that forty percent

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Speaker 13: weren't born in this country, twenty percent don't speak English.

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Speaker 3: There were a bunch of responses, of course.

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Speaker 13: From left to saying, well, oh I got you this time,

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Speaker 13: because you know, did you know one hundred years ago

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Speaker 13: there were even they were even more people as a

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Speaker 13: percentage you didn't speak English. That's the claim. And even

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Speaker 13: if that's let's just pretend that that's true. Let's just

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Speaker 13: say for the sake of argument, that's true. Well, that

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Speaker 13: is again the left failing to understand a pretending at

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Speaker 13: least they don't understand the key difference, the difference in

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Speaker 13: kind between immigration today and immigration back in the earlier

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Speaker 13: years of this country. Okay, because back one hundred years ago,

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Speaker 13: two hundred years ago, people were coming to this country.

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Speaker 13: First of all, this was not this was not an

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Speaker 13: influx of Third worlders coming into this country. That's that

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Speaker 13: difference number one. Differen Number two is related to that.

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Speaker 13: These were people one hundred years ago, hundred fifteen, hundred

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Speaker 13: years ago who were coming here to actually help build

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Speaker 13: the country.

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Speaker 3: They were they were we were still in, you know.

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Speaker 13: Coming in on the ground floor to help build this country.

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Speaker 13: These were like a pioneer spirit settlers, right who were coming.

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Speaker 13: And that's not the case anymore, because this country is settled,

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Speaker 13: it's built. And so now you have immigrants coming from

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Speaker 13: the Third World who, rather than coming to build anything,

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Speaker 13: are coming to uh live in what has already been built,

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Speaker 13: coming to take advantage of what has already been done, coming.

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Speaker 3: To be fed by us.

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Speaker 13: And that is obviously a huge difference that I think

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Speaker 13: any thinking person can see.

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Speaker 4: And and fundamentally transform it it's not just this is

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Speaker 4: the whole point they're accelerating. It's a this is we

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Speaker 4: all reject diversity as our strength. Okay, but think of

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Speaker 4: it from the negative. Conserving what we have is our weakness.

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Speaker 4: That's their view is if we conserve what America is

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Speaker 4: all about, our traditional values, Judeo Christian values, that's a weakness.

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Speaker 2: That's how they see it. That is very clear.

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Speaker 16: Now, yeah, well listen, we've uh we've got a lot

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Speaker 16: more to talk about with Matt Walsh, hosts of The

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Speaker 16: Matt Walsh Show. Great American. Uh, we got to come

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Speaker 16: up is it heritage American? Where we Where are we

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Speaker 16: gonna land on that whole debate? Uh more with Matt Walsh.

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Speaker 16: We're gonna blow the brakes.

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Speaker 18: Keep going.

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Speaker 16: We'll be back in about three seconds. All right, welcome

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Speaker 16: back really quick. So I'm gonna play a clip from

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Speaker 16: Charlie talking about Islam, because this is the Charlie Kirk Show,

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Speaker 16: bears his name. We will forever remember his legacy and

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Speaker 16: remember his work. But it just strikes me, guys that

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Speaker 16: this is a problem that we should not have to

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Speaker 16: deal with. This is such a failure of the open

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Speaker 16: borders regime. Of the the end of civilization, thinking that

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Speaker 16: we'd conquered the future, and there's just a hubris that

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Speaker 16: are some in a generation before us have exercised and

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Speaker 16: that we now have to face down a completely hostile, invade,

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Speaker 16: invading force, an invading religion and ideology that Charlie, you know,

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Speaker 16: hit the nail on the head once again. Let's go

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Speaker 16: ahead and play cut one to eighty six. This is

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Speaker 16: Charlie on how Islam is impacting the country.

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Speaker 3: Look at Europe.

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Speaker 24: The Islamist invasion, brought to you by the secular, humanist

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Speaker 24: European technocratic elites, is making Europe worse. It's making Europe dirtier,

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Speaker 24: it's making Europe less safe. It has no cultural identity,

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Speaker 24: It's decaying and collapsing as a nation. There's no European

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Speaker 24: identity left whatsoever. And the worst part of it is

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Speaker 24: that it's invited. Islamism has a tendency to take over

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Speaker 24: and metastasize like a cancer. Immigration without assimilation is invasion,

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Speaker 24: and Islam does not assimilate. Islam conquers, Islam takes over,

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Speaker 24: Islam devours. Islam is an imperialistic, parasitic ideology. Islam views

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Speaker 24: itself as a conquering faith. You have to pray five

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Speaker 24: times a day pointing towards a separate nation, pledging fealty

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Speaker 24: to another nation. Islam's own self story is that we

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Speaker 24: will take you over. It's totalitarianism massed as religion.

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Speaker 16: It's one of my favorite riffs, Charlie Matt Wallash. We

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Speaker 16: have about two minutes were welcome back National Radio.

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Speaker 3: Here.

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Speaker 16: Uh your reaction uh to what.

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Speaker 18: What we just heard from Charlie, well.

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Speaker 13: As usually hit the nail on the head, and we

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Speaker 13: need to start speaking about it in those in those

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Speaker 13: kinds of uh, in those kinds of strong terms, because yeah,

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Speaker 13: that's the thing I I used to myself. I've admitted

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Speaker 13: this before that when I would hear conservatives worry about

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Speaker 13: things like sharia law coming to the United States, I

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Speaker 13: used to think, well, I'm not not as worried about

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Speaker 13: that because we have we have leftism, like leftists are

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Speaker 13: the opposite of sharia law. But it turns out that

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Speaker 13: that concern is completely legitimate because of course, obviously it's

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Speaker 13: gonna come, as Charlie pointed out, through through mass migration.

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Speaker 3: And these are people who are.

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Speaker 13: Not they're just not interested in assimilation, which is another

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Speaker 13: key difference between immigration today and immigration one hundred years

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Speaker 13: on hundred five years ago. There's no there's there's no

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Speaker 13: interest in assimilating into an American identity. In fact, these

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Speaker 13: are people that reject that America even has an identity

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Speaker 13: to the extent that they acknowledge an American identity.

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Speaker 3: They hate it. And so what do you end up

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Speaker 3: with when you bring people like that into this country?

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Speaker 3: You end up with chaos?

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Speaker 13: Does anyone here's a question you have to ask yourself

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Speaker 13: as an American, does anyone want to live in a

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Speaker 13: country that is more like the Middle East? Do you

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Speaker 13: consider it an improvement? The more we resemble the Middle East?

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Speaker 13: Is that an improvement? And I think every single American,

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Speaker 13: every single one, would say no.

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Speaker 19: Apparently a lot of Muslims feel that way because they

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Speaker 19: don't move to those countries.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, there are fifty plus Muslim majority nations on the planet,

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Speaker 16: fifty plus, and for whatever reason they want to move

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Speaker 16: to the Western nations. I think we could speculate. I

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Speaker 16: don't think it's actually very speculative why they want to

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Speaker 16: choose Western nations.

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Speaker 19: Obviously, let's actually let's fix it on that, because it

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Speaker 19: actually is not speculation we have when they were building

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Speaker 19: one of those Islamic centers in I think it was

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Speaker 19: the one in Michigan where they were gloating about the

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Speaker 19: fact oh build roads and have them named after great

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Speaker 19: Islamic conquerors.

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Speaker 1: They are quite aware that they are an a rising

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Speaker 1: demographic tide.

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Speaker 19: They brag about the fact that they are growing and

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Speaker 19: growing and growing and gradually taking over these countries.

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Speaker 1: They do this publicly. We don't need to beat around

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Speaker 1: the bush for it. I got an email.

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Speaker 16: Well, actually ten seconds still radio rejoined.

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Speaker 3: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 16: I'm gonna read one quick email from Muslim listener.

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Speaker 18: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 16: All right, Welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show. Got

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Speaker 16: Matt Walsh here with us. So this is an email, Matt,

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Speaker 16: and maybe you can respond to it. This is from David.

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Speaker 16: He says, as a Muslim, the call to prayer should

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Speaker 16: be programmed on their cell phones. Remember they receive free

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01:30:51,640 --> 01:30:54,760
Speaker 16: cell cell phones from Obama. Once it's time for call

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Speaker 16: to prayer, it goes to their cell phones. This is America.

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Speaker 16: Every religion is welcome. And he says, ps, why are

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Speaker 16: so many arab in America who destroyed all the countries

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Speaker 16: in the Middle East.

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Speaker 1: So this is no.

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Speaker 18: Well, David, yeah, so yeah.

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Speaker 16: So the point is that that is an argument that

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Speaker 16: you will hear often, right, You will hear that we

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Speaker 16: invaded and so now we have to invite. We invaded

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Speaker 16: and ruined their countries, we bombed Iraq or whatever. So

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Speaker 16: now so now this is just the this is the

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Speaker 16: reaction to the action. What's your reaction to that.

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Speaker 13: Well, it's like a it's it's a kind of a

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Speaker 13: reparations argument.

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Speaker 3: That's the argument they're making.

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Speaker 13: You know it to me, you're you you are you're

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Speaker 13: surrendering the argument. If you know the argument, you should

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Speaker 13: The only argument that could possibly be compelling to me

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Speaker 13: for why we should accept mass migration from any part

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Speaker 13: of the world is if you can say, well, no,

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Speaker 13: we should do this because this is going to help

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Speaker 13: Americas and make life better for Americas. People will live here,

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Speaker 13: it's gonna it's actually going to improve America, and so

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Speaker 13: that's why we should do it. And if you're not

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Speaker 13: even making that argument, if instead you're doing some reparations,

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Speaker 13: not sense. But we owe it to them because we invaded,

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Speaker 13: Well it's like that's not even that's that's you're not

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Speaker 13: getting past Uh, you're not getting past step one on

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Speaker 13: that one. It's not even an argument because, by the way,

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Speaker 13: I'm very much against I'm very much opposed to wars

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Speaker 13: of intervention. Uh, I'm again, you know, I'm against all

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Speaker 13: of that, and I wish we hadn't done pretty much

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Speaker 13: any of it. But by the way, like, no, we

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Speaker 13: we didn't do that. I didn't do that. My children

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Speaker 13: didn't do that. My neighbors down the street didn't do that.

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Speaker 13: You know, if you if you live in a town

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Speaker 13: in Michigan where that now has become little Mecca.

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Speaker 12: Uh.

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Speaker 13: And you got the call to prayer and streets being

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Speaker 13: named after you know, Muslims, you didn't. You didn't do

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Speaker 13: any of that. We we So what is this we stuff?

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Speaker 13: So we so it is our we have to now

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Speaker 13: pay the price. We have to give up our national

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Speaker 13: identity and our national sovereignty to pay for the sins

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Speaker 13: of George Bush.

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Speaker 3: Uh. And meanwhile, George Bush is fine.

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Speaker 13: You know, he's living in a place where there's you know,

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Speaker 13: there are no Third world immigrants city.

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Speaker 3: He doesn't have to worry about that. So, no, we

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Speaker 3: didn't do that. It's and and uh and.

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Speaker 13: That's not that's not something that we have to pay for.

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Speaker 13: And again, that's not the kind of argument that you

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Speaker 13: should be making. The only compelling argument you could possibly

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Speaker 13: make is to somehow indicate to us how this helps America.

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Speaker 3: And and you can't, Matt.

1953
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Speaker 4: Where do you think in the timeline, liberals started to

1954
01:33:21,920 --> 01:33:24,439
Speaker 4: be comfortable with the talitarians just so long as they

1955
01:33:24,479 --> 01:33:26,600
Speaker 4: came from the Third world, because it seemed like the

1956
01:33:26,600 --> 01:33:28,160
Speaker 4: liberals were the ones who are going to guard us

1957
01:33:28,320 --> 01:33:31,200
Speaker 4: in terms of freedom, the ability to have women do

1958
01:33:31,280 --> 01:33:32,880
Speaker 4: whatever they want even if it's not good for them,

1959
01:33:33,240 --> 01:33:35,000
Speaker 4: all that stuff. And then now we're here, and it

1960
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Speaker 4: just feels like we got there pretty fast.

1961
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Speaker 13: Yeah, as well, we know that the left, I think,

1962
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Speaker 13: as everyone knows, the left has been to talitarian this

1963
01:33:44,360 --> 01:33:48,000
Speaker 13: entire time. They don't you know, they believe that we

1964
01:33:48,080 --> 01:33:51,519
Speaker 13: have the right to do whatever they whatever they say.

1965
01:33:51,600 --> 01:33:53,720
Speaker 13: We have the right to live according to the you

1966
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Speaker 13: know how they want. We have we have the right

1967
01:33:55,560 --> 01:33:58,880
Speaker 13: to adopt beliefs that they and so those are only

1968
01:33:58,920 --> 01:34:01,880
Speaker 13: the only rights that they actually recognize. Now, it is true,

1969
01:34:02,000 --> 01:34:04,160
Speaker 13: so they always have had that totalitarian streak, and maybe

1970
01:34:04,160 --> 01:34:05,519
Speaker 13: that's the answer. Now it is true, of course, that

1971
01:34:05,560 --> 01:34:08,479
Speaker 13: they're importing these third worlders who are very different kind

1972
01:34:08,479 --> 01:34:11,880
Speaker 13: of solitarian and who want to impose a lifestyle that

1973
01:34:11,920 --> 01:34:14,680
Speaker 13: in many cases completely contradicts the lifestyle of the left

1974
01:34:14,680 --> 01:34:18,800
Speaker 13: wants to foist on us. And so it's very strange bedfellows.

1975
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Speaker 13: But I think ultimately the left leftists, they.

1976
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Speaker 3: What do they hate the most?

1977
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Speaker 13: They hate white people, They hate Christians, they hate Christendom,

1978
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Speaker 13: and so.

1979
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Speaker 3: You know, the enemies of my enemies. That's that's the

1980
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Speaker 3: way they look at it.

1981
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Speaker 4: Yeah, Matt, Matt, Well, what's your world's foremost expert on

1982
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Speaker 4: the trans contagion? What's the trans population like in some

1983
01:34:41,120 --> 01:34:42,960
Speaker 4: of these Arab countries that we're talking about.

1984
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Speaker 13: I would guess it's about one point three. I think

1985
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Speaker 13: maybe one person and a third of another one.

1986
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Speaker 3: Not many.

1987
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Speaker 13: And you know, famously, the whole LGBT alphabet soup. They

1988
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Speaker 13: don't fare too well in these these countries.

1989
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Speaker 3: I'm told we.

1990
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Speaker 16: Got an email from Michael and he says, gentlemen, Islamophobia

1991
01:35:05,840 --> 01:35:08,160
Speaker 16: is a composite term based on the grief, where phobia

1992
01:35:08,320 --> 01:35:12,000
Speaker 16: meaning irrational fear of something that has no cause. There

1993
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Speaker 16: are significant problems with this terminology and I agree it's

1994
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Speaker 16: not irrational to fear someone who said they will kill

1995
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Speaker 16: you for your faith.

1996
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Speaker 18: I have to say it's a really good point.

1997
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Speaker 16: Matt final thirty seconds here, is Islamophobia a real thing?

1998
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Speaker 13: No, it's not real for the for the reason you

1999
01:35:29,920 --> 01:35:31,480
Speaker 13: just said it's there's nothing irrational.

2000
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Speaker 3: And by the way, it's not for me, it's not.

2001
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Speaker 3: It's not even fear either.

2002
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Speaker 13: This is not This is not about being afraid to

2003
01:35:37,080 --> 01:35:39,839
Speaker 13: at least not afraid for myself. I'm afraid for my country.

2004
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Speaker 13: I'm afraid for my children. But there's nothing irrational about it.

2005
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Speaker 13: We're just looking at what these people believe in, what

2006
01:35:45,120 --> 01:35:48,360
Speaker 13: they do, and we're drawing logical conclusions.

2007
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Speaker 16: With the crime of noticing, according to the liberal, is

2008
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Speaker 16: the crime of being a racist, bigot racist, as Charlie

2009
01:35:56,479 --> 01:35:59,120
Speaker 16: Starway said Matt Walsh, hosts of The Matt Walls Show,

2010
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Speaker 16: Great American. I appreciate you making the time for us today.

2011
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Speaker 18: My friend.

2012
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Speaker 3: Thanks Lie, guys, appreciate it.

2013
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Speaker 16: Take care, Alex Marlow. It's also been a pleasure, thank.

2014
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Speaker 2: You being really nice. Nice to see you gentlemen in person.

2015
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Speaker 16: We'll see you tomorrow here at the Charlie kirkshiw God

2016
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Speaker 16: bless Charlie Kirk