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Speaker 2: Welcome to America's Voice Live. I'm Steve gurriad he is Monday,

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Speaker 2: November the twenty fifth. Thank you for being here. As always,

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Speaker 2: I appreciate you well. The top stories include this. Senator

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Speaker 2: Ran Paul of Kentucky recently spoke out against world policies

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Speaker 2: within the military, specifically against DEI diversity, equity and Inclusion,

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Speaker 2: backing Pete Hegsas's plan to eliminate that from the military altogether.

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Speaker 2: Also with a selection of Brook Rollins as the Agriculture

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Speaker 2: Secretary of President like Donald Trump's cabinet is now complete.

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Speaker 2: Given her background, many people expect Rollins to spearhead the

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Speaker 2: effort to protect American farmers.

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Speaker 1: More on that coming up today and then later.

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Speaker 2: It's important to love your country, but we haven't seen

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Speaker 2: much of that during the last four years, have we,

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Speaker 2: thanks to the Biden Harris administration. However, there's a new

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Speaker 2: book circulating that some experts are calling an antidote to

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Speaker 2: cynicism and exactly what we need to reignite a love

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Speaker 2: for America. I'll give you all the details today, but

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Speaker 2: we're going to start here. A win for American justice

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Speaker 2: and the defeat of law fair. Those are two things

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Speaker 2: coming into full relief now that we are nearly three

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Speaker 2: weeks past election day. First and foremost, the persecution of

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Speaker 2: President Trump is dead.

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Speaker 1: Jack Smith in full retreat today, as he should be.

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Speaker 2: The outlandish prosecution has all been dead because the cases,

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Speaker 2: the meritless malicious attempts to make a case is about

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Speaker 2: to end in a spectacular ball of political.

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Speaker 1: Fire, and it's just getting started.

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Speaker 2: It begins with Jack Smith, but then it goes on

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Speaker 2: to Letitia.

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Speaker 1: James and Alvin Bragg.

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Speaker 2: The prosecutors, or should I call them persecutors, They are

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Speaker 2: in full retreat. The practitioners of law fair and the

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Speaker 2: enemies of justice no longer have the means to harass, bankrupt,

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Speaker 2: or imprison President Donald Trump. Had President Trump now won

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Speaker 2: such a decisive victory on the first Tuesday in November tomorrow,

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Speaker 2: the last Tuesday, November, could have been significantly different. If

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Speaker 2: the Socialist Democrats had won November the fifth, President Trump

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Speaker 2: would have lost on November twenty sixth. That was the

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Speaker 2: day when Judge Juan Berschan was supposed to sentence him

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Speaker 2: to prison. What a difference the day makes. What a

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Speaker 2: difference it is to have seventy six point eight million

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Speaker 2: in addition to majorities in both houses of Congress. What

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Speaker 2: a difference President Trump's cabinet nominees will make, particularly when

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Speaker 2: it comes to law and order, agriculture, labor, diplomacy, and

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Speaker 2: more hopefully world peace. All the women, the strong, smart

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Speaker 2: women around Donald Trump. Let's start with Pam Bondi, President

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Speaker 1: She has with Smith, James and brag lack wisdom.

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Speaker 2: She supports the very thing these individuals oppose, prosecatorial discretion.

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Speaker 2: As Florida's first female Attorney general, Bondi was tough but fair.

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Speaker 2: Like her fellow nominees, body represents a win for the brilliant,

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Speaker 2: three bees of Maga and successful leadership in general, the trifecta.

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Speaker 2: Here she is at President Trump's rally at Madison Square

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Speaker 2: Garden back on October twenty seventh in New York City.

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Speaker 2: I was there as well. Loved the event, glad I

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Speaker 2: it because it's true.

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Speaker 8: Listen well, I was a prosecutor. I was a homicide

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Speaker 8: And I was and I was special advisor to Donald

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Speaker 8: we all know he surrounded himself with a lot of

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Speaker 8: brilliant women. How many women here tonight support Donald Trump?

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Speaker 1: Yeah? How many women? How many Americans support it? The

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Speaker 2: Brook Rollins, president Trump's nominee for Secretary of Agriculture as

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Speaker 2: as a member of President Trump's cabinet. Rollins wants us

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Speaker 2: to know is that she plans to make agriculture great again.

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Speaker 2: A different kind of mega maga will be her guiding principles,

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Speaker 2: Here she is at that same rally in Mason Square

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Speaker 2: Garden talking about her only in America story, Only in America,

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Speaker 1: Here, she is.

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Speaker 4: Only in America with a little girl raised by a

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Speaker 4: single mom from a tiny town called Glenn Rose, Texas.

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Speaker 4: A sin to work in the West Wing for the

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Speaker 4: most consequential president of our lifetime, and only in America

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Speaker 4: with that same small town Texas girl. End up here

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Speaker 1: Let's go, let's go by the way.

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Speaker 2: Just speaking to some ad journalists. They think she is

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Speaker 2: the real deal. They like her a lot, grew up

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Speaker 2: is the real deal. Next up, Oregon Congresswoman Laurie Chavez Derimer,

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Speaker 2: President Trump's nominee for Secretary of Labor. A member of

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Speaker 2: three House committees and seven subcommittees, She's a voice of

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Speaker 2: also a voice of conscience on the border. Here she

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Speaker 2: the supply of fetanol. As Dreamer understands that job security

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Speaker 2: and the same. She understands that the biggest threat the

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Speaker 2: She understands that illegals will continue to breach the border,

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Speaker 2: we send them back. Never has a Republican been so

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Speaker 1: As she is.

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Speaker 2: Like Bondi and ROLEI Chavez Drama is brilliant and bold

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Speaker 2: President Trump's nominees, She's a fighter. She will fight for

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Speaker 2: US workers. She will fight to make the US a

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Speaker 1: Here. She is well.

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Speaker 7: Open border policies have thrown fuel on the flames. The

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Speaker 6: Across the border. This is a crisis.

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Speaker 7: It's a crisis that has sadly bled into our schools

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Speaker 1: Lives that we must stop losing going forward. At least.

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Speaker 1: Defonica is also a fighter, which.

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Speaker 2: Is why she is President Trump's nominee to be the

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Speaker 1: She has the three bees in.

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Speaker 2: Abundance as well, in spite of her Harvard degree, because

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Speaker 2: she is naturally brilliant and unapologetically bold and unflinchingly brave.

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Speaker 2: She will bring these talents to the un She will

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Speaker 1: In need of it. She will bring her voice.

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Speaker 2: Steadfast and true to an institution that would just as

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Speaker 1: She will not allow our.

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Speaker 2: Enemies to silence us, nor will she allow President Trump's

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Speaker 2: She stands ready to fight against political witch hunts and

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Speaker 1: Here's part of what she had to say.

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Speaker 10: Trump has fought for us, the American people, whether it

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Speaker 10: was fighting against the sham impeachment, which I was a

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Speaker 10: proud member of President Trump's impeachment defense team, whether it

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Speaker 10: facing the witch hunts by New York's own Tis James

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Speaker 10: Alvin Bragg and corrupt judges.

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Speaker 2: On corrupt judges again, Bye bye, Jack Smith. Never was

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Speaker 2: forget one more. Tulsea Gabbard, the Democrat's biggest boogeyman among

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Speaker 2: she knows, she knows all too well how dangerous law

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Speaker 2: to reform the intelligence community. In a word, Gabbert is

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Speaker 2: be to back off all of these accusations and smeared jobs.

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Speaker 9: Listen, you wouldn't rise to a rank of an OLL

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Speaker 9: sure that they're accurate and.

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Speaker 1: Say that she said. But it's all insinuated. Okay, it's

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Speaker 9: Cutesy, hyperbolic nonsense coming out of the media and the

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Speaker 2: Ah, yes, that's the process play out. Give the guy

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Speaker 2: the impeachment's underway. Impeachment for what your failures as socialists?

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Speaker 2: Stop it. Here's what we've learned today. Greatness is a

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Speaker 2: recurrent theme in President Trump's picks. Here's a cabinet that

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Speaker 2: proof that President Trump is not an ordinary politician. What

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Speaker 2: the bold, and the brave, the trifecta of being an American.

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Speaker 2: What a difference greatness makes. What a difference it makes

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Speaker 2: to win. Let us remember this victory. Let us also

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Speaker 2: remember how different things could have been. We averted an injustice,

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Speaker 2: More like, we averted a catastrophe that would have imprisoned

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Speaker 2: President Trump's cabinet nominees promised to achieve greatness, law and order,

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Speaker 1: You know, elections, as Barack.

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Speaker 2: The election of President Trump will have positive consequences for

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Speaker 2: A study found that DEI training might unintentionally create more

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Speaker 2: This, former congressman and a retired Army lieutenant Colonel Alan Wess, colonel,

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Speaker 1: It was a pleasure. Thank you. Happy Thanksgiving, su and

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Speaker 2: My friend, a good friend of mine, has this measure

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Speaker 13: He went a wall for four days. We have seen

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Speaker 13: So I get sick and tired of these progressive socialist

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Speaker 2: Now, exactly right. You know, Lloyd Austin arguably maybe.

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Speaker 13: In fact, No, you're absolutely right, and I will tell

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Speaker 13: Like I say, first and foremost, just the recruiting and

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Speaker 1: Yeah, everything has to be changed.

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Speaker 2: And what about this, I'll just call it an internet

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Speaker 1: The idea that Donald Trump on day one is going

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Speaker 2: Does that instill confidence in your leadership?

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Speaker 13: And lastly, I want to say this, hopefully no one

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Speaker 2: Well, Colonel May we can give thanks this week that

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Speaker 1: Have you thanksgiving to you, my friend, and I wish

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Speaker 2: Yes, sir, thank you, sir. Lieutenant Colonel Allen West with

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Speaker 1: Details straight ahead.

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Speaker 2: Well, police in London have a man in custody charged

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Speaker 2: as well. Coming up after the break, there's a new

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Speaker 2: book circulating that some experts are calling an antidote to

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Speaker 2: cynicism and exactly.

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Speaker 1: What we need to reignite a love of America. I'll

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Speaker 1: discuss this book with the author next.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back to America's Voice Live with Donald Trump heading

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Speaker 2: back to the White House now. Many Americans are optimistic

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Speaker 2: about the future. With Trump in office. We can restore

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Speaker 2: America to its former glory. That is the intention. That's

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Speaker 2: why we call it make America great Again. There's a

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Speaker 2: new book out today that some are calling an antidote

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Speaker 2: to cynicism and exactly what we need right now to

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Speaker 2: reignite a.

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Speaker 1: Love of America.

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Speaker 2: Cherish America, a new book from the former Assistant Secretary

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Speaker 2: of State Robert Charles. It is symbolic of the idea

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Speaker 2: that one life touches the live of so many others.

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Speaker 2: This unique anthology of uplifting true stories of heroism features presidents, soldiers, astronauts, athletes,

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Speaker 2: and a wider array of just everyday American citizens who

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Speaker 2: have done extraordinary things. Here to discuss this is the

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Speaker 2: author of the book, Charles Robert. Robert Charles has excused me, Robert,

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Speaker 2: how are you hey?

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Speaker 6: I'm doing great, Thank you, Thank you.

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Speaker 1: For being here, all right?

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Speaker 2: You told me in the break this is basically a

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Speaker 2: labor of love. Robert, took you six years to pull

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Speaker 2: this together. You read a lot of stories to say

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Speaker 2: this one.

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Speaker 1: This one, this one to select positives.

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Speaker 2: I think America is so hungry for positive right now.

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Speaker 2: I think this book I'll tell you is as timely

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Speaker 2: as it could possibly be.

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Speaker 3: You know, you couldn't have said it better, honestly, this book,

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Speaker 3: which has fifty six stories of both average Americans who've

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Speaker 3: done extraordinary things and people that you might know a

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Speaker 3: little something about their personal stories. I've worked for twenty

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Speaker 3: five years buzz Aldron, who actually agreed to write the

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Speaker 3: forward for the book.

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Speaker 6: But it's about the love of America.

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Speaker 3: It is about everyday people, teachers and nurses and law

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Speaker 3: enforcement officers, and veterans who just in a moment where

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Speaker 3: they needed to have courage, they summoned it and they

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Speaker 3: did something truly extraordinary. And what happened is these people

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Speaker 3: have crossed my path over the years. I mean, ranging

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Speaker 3: broadly from the first person that ever gave an organ

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Speaker 3: to another person in an organ transplant highly successful, saved

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Speaker 3: the life of his brother, was my eighth grade math teacher.

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Speaker 6: Ironic, crazy, but true.

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Speaker 3: Another close friend of mine is one of the only

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Speaker 3: two fully armed pilots who launched on nine to eleven

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Speaker 3: F sixteen out of Vermont, gave chase to the planes,

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Speaker 3: and then thinking with him twenty years later.

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Speaker 6: How did it feel about all that? And what went

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Speaker 6: through your mind as you did that?

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Speaker 3: And then you flip the page and this thing goes

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Speaker 3: to some people I've spent a lot of time with

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Speaker 3: over the years as assistant secretary for Powell. There are

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Speaker 3: very personal stories about what Pow thought, how he felt

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Speaker 3: about the world, and how he felt about people. And

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Speaker 3: then there are stories about Apollo astronauts. I mean, I

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Speaker 3: said to Buzz Aldrin recently. You know, Buzz, we talk

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Speaker 3: about this stuff and we do every single day of

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Speaker 3: every week, almost for twenty years and twenty five really,

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Speaker 3: and you haven't written you know, I got to write.

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Speaker 6: This stuff down. And he said, you know, Bobby, I've

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Speaker 6: written enough books in my life.

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Speaker 3: I'm done with that. So I said, well, we're going

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Speaker 3: to turn on a tape recorder here and we're going

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Speaker 3: to get some of this stuff on tape. Because honestly,

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Speaker 3: what you did on the moon, what you did in

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Speaker 3: Gemini twelve, what you've done with the rest of your

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Speaker 3: life is relevant to Americans. So I'll tell you this book,

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Speaker 3: which has some things that people don't know about Jefferson

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Speaker 3: and Adams, but actually lots and lots of stories about

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Speaker 3: people that you just want to realize are right here

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Speaker 3: at your own elbow. You don't realize you've got a

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Speaker 3: hero here because they don't talk about it. And these

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Speaker 3: stories have World War Two vets in them, Korean War,

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Speaker 3: Vietnam era veterans.

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Speaker 6: And if you love America and you want a.

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Speaker 3: Book for a Christmas or you want something to lift

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Speaker 3: your her own heart up, it's four hundred and fifty

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Speaker 3: pages of gold.

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Speaker 6: You just read this and you end up at night,

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Speaker 6: you're going to say.

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Speaker 3: You know what, Thank God, these people are here and

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Speaker 3: Thank God, I've got America.

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Speaker 6: I'm American.

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Speaker 2: You know again, Robert, I think America is starving for

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Speaker 2: positive I mean, we've been through this period of time where, yeah,

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Speaker 2: certain groups of people thought it was sporting and in

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Speaker 2: vogue to go out and slam America, slim America, rip America,

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Speaker 2: part insult America and Americans.

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Speaker 1: And you know, once there's some great heroes out there.

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Speaker 2: When you talk about World War Two, one of the

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Speaker 2: first people of pop's.

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Speaker 1: Minds Doolittle and his raiders. Right, there's a guy. Did

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Speaker 1: he get a chapter?

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Speaker 14: I don't know.

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Speaker 1: I mean, I'm just throwing up and just thinking maybe

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Speaker 1: he did, maybe he didn't.

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Speaker 3: But yet now, General Jimmy Doolittle, who launched the famous

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Speaker 3: Doolittle Red on Tokyo after the attack on Pearl Harbor,

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Speaker 3: actually was a friend of buzz Aldre and his co

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Speaker 3: pilot was and they of course are all gone now.

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Speaker 3: But you know, the spirit of Jimmy Doolittle suffuses this book.

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Speaker 6: This is the spirit of I'll speak broadly, Jimmy Stewart

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Speaker 6: in It's a Wonderful Life.

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Speaker 3: This is the spirit of people who you know, tilt

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Speaker 3: it windmills until they beat the windmill, people who actually

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Speaker 3: say it's an impossible thing, but I'm going.

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Speaker 6: To try it anyway.

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Speaker 3: In this book are people who rescued children out of

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Speaker 3: burning buildings. In this book our teachers who sort of

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Speaker 3: undertook a mission to educate someone and or save a

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Speaker 3: life in some way.

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Speaker 6: And actually did it.

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Speaker 3: And I think one of the most revealing things about

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Speaker 3: this book, and I'm going to tell you this because

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Speaker 3: I think it makes me tear up sometimes when I

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Speaker 3: reread these interviews, you ask yourself the question, if I

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Speaker 3: really believe in this country, if I really am the

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Speaker 3: person that I say I want to be, and I

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Speaker 3: believe I am, what would I have done in the

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Speaker 3: situation where these people basically go pedal to the metal

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Speaker 3: and and risk it all to save somebody else's life,

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Speaker 3: risk it all to bring home the rate.

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Speaker 2: It's a great measure, Robert, That is a great measure

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Speaker 2: if I were in the in the terms of empathy,

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Speaker 2: if I put myself in somebody else's shoes, what I

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Speaker 2: have done the same thing. What I have been able

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Speaker 2: to rise to the occasion, And I can see where

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Speaker 2: that gets emotional. What I have had the fortitude to

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Speaker 2: stand up and do the right thing with the way

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Speaker 2: some of these people do that that's an incredible way

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Speaker 2: to look at it.

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Speaker 3: And you know, I feel blessed just that I was

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Speaker 3: able to write this book. I mean, this book will

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Speaker 3: lift you every single day. It's got fifty six stories,

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Speaker 3: and if you read one to night, you'll feel like

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Speaker 3: it'll be you'll put yourself on top of the world.

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Speaker 6: Because these are stories about It's not my writing.

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Speaker 3: It's the stories of people who did incredible things, because

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Speaker 3: ultimately they have this American can do spirit.

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Speaker 1: Give me one president that you've got in here.

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Speaker 3: And why I have personal stories about Ronald Reagan because

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Speaker 3: I worked for him at the age of twenty one,

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Speaker 3: twenty two, and twenty three, and when he was done,

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Speaker 3: I went out and visited him California and talked with

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Speaker 3: him a bit. And I never put those stories in

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Speaker 3: a book, but I decided this is the time to

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Speaker 3: do it. I also have stories, personal stories in here

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Speaker 3: about George Herbert Walker Bush cut from a different cloth,

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Speaker 3: but an incredible patriot, youngest naval aviator in American history.

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Speaker 3: You know, not only did he deliver a payload from

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Speaker 3: a burning plane and avenger, but they sent him back

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Speaker 3: to the they rescued him. He was rescued, met back

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Speaker 3: to the San Jacinto. This is in this book.

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Speaker 6: And there is a person.

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Speaker 3: From this town where I live now up in Maine,

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Speaker 3: who was on the San Jacinto with him. And you know,

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Speaker 3: one of the things you will not read in any

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Speaker 3: other book is that nowadays, when you get injured, they'll

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Speaker 3: send you to Germany and send you home. He had

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Speaker 3: a broken broken ribs and I think a broken jaw,

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Speaker 3: and he was back up flying again off that carrier

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Speaker 3: deck in an avenger within thirty.

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Speaker 6: Days of his rescue.

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Speaker 3: We have amazing people in our past, and honest to God,

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Speaker 3: you read this book, you will cry for love of America.

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Speaker 1: And that's what we need around here.

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Speaker 2: Robert, I commend you, I applaud you, I say thank

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Speaker 2: you for writing a book that could not be more

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Speaker 2: important than it is today, and that is to have

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Speaker 2: heroes in this country. Again, Robert Childs again, where can

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Speaker 2: people get the book?

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Speaker 3: You can go to Tower Publishing or you can go

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Speaker 3: to Amazon. And it's called Cherish America. Stories of Courage,

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Speaker 3: Character and Kindness. And I guarantee you you will be

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Speaker 3: happy when you read these stories.

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Speaker 2: Cherish America, Sir, I have a very happy Thanksgiving. I

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Speaker 2: hope these stories bring the uplifting stories that we need. Sir,

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Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you. All right, you know we're just

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Speaker 1: Well.

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Speaker 2: Famous astrophysicist Neil de Grassi Tyson, who's known for demystifying

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Speaker 2: complex scientific concepts, engaged on the Real Time Show.

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Speaker 1: With Bill Maher on Friday Night, Yeah, clashing.

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Speaker 2: With ma over the physical advantages men clearly have in

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Speaker 2: women's sports.

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Speaker 1: Here is part of that exchange.

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Speaker 14: Listen engage with the idea here. What I'm asking is

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Speaker 14: scientific American is saying, basically that the reason why an

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Speaker 14: NBA WNBTA team can't beat the Lakers is because of

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Speaker 14: societal bias.

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Speaker 5: What you're saying is not scientific American says that an

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Speaker 5: editor for Scientific Americans says that who no longer has

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Speaker 5: the job. So don't indict one hundred and seventy year

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Speaker 5: old magazine because somebody.

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Speaker 14: Okay, this is called science, somebody American and they're printing

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Speaker 14: something because.

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Speaker 5: Someone enters the cesspool that is social media and then

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Speaker 5: participates this in that exchange.

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Speaker 1: So why can't you just science?

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Speaker 14: Why can't you just say this is not scientific and

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Speaker 14: Scientific Americans should do better.

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Speaker 1: Well, does she still have her job? Not because of this?

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Speaker 1: I said. The scandal is not their tweet that was

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Speaker 1: like a year ago?

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Speaker 3: Was it?

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Speaker 1: Which one was a year ago?

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Speaker 14: I think a year ago women still couldn't beat men

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Speaker 14: in basketball or any other story, and it.

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Speaker 1: Wasn't because of society.

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Speaker 5: You don't see it from long distance swimming, women might

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Speaker 5: actually have the advantage. You look into that, Yeah, maybe

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Speaker 5: longest in swimming. Yes, okay, I've looked into it.

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Speaker 14: Well, I'm going to file you under part of the problem.

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Speaker 1: M follow you under the problem. Tyson deflected Mars comments.

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Speaker 2: As the conversation moved on, Tyson prodded MA until he exchanged,

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Speaker 2: you're not even a doctor.

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Speaker 1: I would have said more, but hey, I wasn't there.

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Speaker 2: Tyson refused to acknowledge that men can't be women.

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Speaker 1: Say it with me, men can't be women.

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Speaker 2: Last year, Tyson posted on x Twitter if you will

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Speaker 2: xx x y chromosomes are insufficient to define jender because

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Speaker 2: you know you can chew who whatever feature of a

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Speaker 2: gender you want to portray.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. I can dress up as a lizard too.

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Speaker 2: Tyson also claimed the medical field is ninety nine percent

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Speaker 2: of unanimous on vaccines.

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Speaker 1: False Mars right, Degrassi.

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Speaker 2: Tyson isn't a medical doctor, but he's a doctor of astrophysics,

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Speaker 2: and his ideas on women are somewhere out of.

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Speaker 1: The cosmos that I can tell you for sure.

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Speaker 2: The Israeli Defense Forces investigating a video of Hamas terrorists

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Speaker 2: released online, stating claiming the people shown were Israeli hostages

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Speaker 2: killed in captivity and Gaza. The IDF is in contact,

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Speaker 2: that is, with hostage families, providing updates, but there's no

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Speaker 2: confirmation at this time. IDF spokes from Lieutenant Colonel Nadav

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Speaker 2: Shishani said on ax Hamas continues to engage in psychological

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Speaker 2: terror and act with extreme brutality. He included a plea

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Speaker 2: to refrain from spreading rumors that may harm families and hostages.

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Speaker 2: The official Israel account added, behind every hostage is an

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Speaker 2: entire family, sick with worry, waiting for their loved ones

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Speaker 2: to come home. It has been over four hundred and

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Speaker 2: thirteen days now since Hamas launched that horrible attack on

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Speaker 2: October the seventh, killing hundreds of the unarmed civilians. Since then,

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Speaker 2: at least twenty seven hostages have died in captivity. Eighty

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Speaker 2: two and twenty four Fouri nationals have been released of

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Speaker 2: the two hundred fifty one people taken. Eight hundred Early

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Speaker 2: soldiers have also lost their lives during the conflict eight hundred.

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Speaker 2: The Gaza Ministry reports nearly forty five thousand have died

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Speaker 2: Plaus your answers to our America's voice question of today.

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Speaker 1: Of course he.

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Speaker 2: Knows no other way that would be an answer, that

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Speaker 13: Well.

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Speaker 1: A Virginia woman is.

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Speaker 2: Calling her survival a miracle and is expressing heartfelt gratitude

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Speaker 2: to the staff at a CBS and Burke who sprang

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Speaker 2: into action during her life threatening allergic reaction. Brook Fulham

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Speaker 2: had just picked up her son's prescription Monday when she

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Speaker 2: Grabbing her EpiPen, she ran back into the pharmacy, where

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Speaker 2: CBS employees Singita Sah and Emily Bowie quickly stepped in.

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Speaker 12: I wanted to say thank you for y'all's quick reaction,

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Speaker 1: I think this timing was good.

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Speaker 2: That you can you know I wasn't and that happened.

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Speaker 1: Do we have the question of the day. I don't

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Speaker 14: Ah.

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Speaker 1: Do you think Joe Biden is.

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Speaker 2: Actively trying to cause chaos before Trump gets into office?

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Speaker 1: There's your question of the day. Darren wat says, yes,

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