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Speaker 1: What I will say is, never in a million years

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Speaker 11: The federal judge has blocked the Pentagon from punishing Democratic

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Speaker 17: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 17: The President's going down today to thank the troops that

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Speaker 17: We do those cold opens because we curate all this

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Speaker 17: We do follow it with Natasha Owens the Boss. But

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Speaker 17: As you know, when you announced you go run for governor,

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Speaker 17: And you told me at the time, you said, Steve,

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Speaker 14: Yeah, here's the way I saw it at the time.

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Speaker 14: if you're going to say that the States, if you

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Speaker 17: So talk to me about the then the the the

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Speaker 7: Talk to me about Andy Biggs versus Katie Hobbs.

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Speaker 14: Well, the way it works is and policy wise, Katie's

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Speaker 19: Sir?

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Speaker 14: Yeah, if you go to Biggs for Arizona dot com,

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Speaker 7: Do you have that?

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Speaker 7: In this case, I think it was Venezuela talk to us.

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Speaker 19: So Trump will be here with FLOTUS as well at

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Speaker 19: Here we're also home to the eighteenth Airborn Here, the

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Speaker 17: it's almost breathtaking, and its organization valor and the ability

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Speaker 17: to hit real quickly. David, I know you're all over

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Speaker 17: this too. Any updates, you know, it's pretty amazing. Three

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Speaker 17: hour meeting with Baby Nita and the President and really

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Speaker 17: nothing come out about it. And of course the Turks

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Speaker 17: met in with the I think that the Persians and

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Speaker 17: the Iranians met with in Doha with various people. No

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Speaker 17: real nothing leaked out of that, any assessment of Iran.

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Speaker 17: Give me a minute on what you're hearing.

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Speaker 19: I don't have any further updates for you other than

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Speaker 19: you know, that second strike group joining them over there,

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Speaker 19: and we have to wait and see, you know, what

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Speaker 19: the approach is going to be here, and you know

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Speaker 19: it looks like, you know, there's more military presence over there,

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Speaker 19: so it may not just be a simple strike if

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Speaker 19: there is one taking out you know, targets off from

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Speaker 19: you know, our B two bombers. But if I have

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Speaker 19: anything relevant, I will pass it on to you immediately.

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Speaker 17: We are covering the President is going to say a

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Speaker 17: few remarks today right there. I think there is going

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Speaker 17: to be a public address. I know he's meeting the families,

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Speaker 17: but we're covering on Real America's Voice.

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Speaker 7: What time is that going to take place?

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Speaker 19: One thirty pm Eastern time? And Milania Trump is going

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Speaker 19: to speak as well. Supposedly she has an announcement to make.

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Speaker 19: I'm not sure the content of that, but they're off

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Speaker 19: to Mari Lago right after this. But an important stop

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Speaker 19: Fort Bragg and Fort Campbell in Kentucky.

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Speaker 7: It's pretty amazing. Fort Campbell.

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Speaker 17: Benon was stationed there for one hundred first Airborne eighty

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Speaker 17: in Kentucky, Tennessee. David Zeer social media, where do people

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Speaker 19: Yeah at Dave Zeer on X and David Zeer on

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Speaker 19: everything else. And thank you so much, Steve, And I'll

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Speaker 19: give you some updates as I get them.

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Speaker 7: Thank you, brother.

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Speaker 17: Okay, we're going to be covering that talk live about

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Speaker 20: Next rule that would make it a lot harder for

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Speaker 20: millions of Americans to vote, and it is working its

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Speaker 20: way through Congress. Yesterday, House Republicans rushed to pass the

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Speaker 20: Save Act, which requires very strict proof of citizenship to vote,

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Speaker 20: and while it's highly unlikely to make it through the Senate,

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Speaker 20: it is raising serious red flags. It all comes as

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Speaker 20: the president remains fixated on rewriting the twenty twenty election.

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Speaker 20: A newly unsealed affidavit shows that much of the evidence

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Speaker 20: used to justify the FBI seizure of Fulton County's ballots

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Speaker 20: relied on debunk theories and that search it was spurred

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Speaker 7: Referral from Kurt Olsen. You might not know this name.

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Speaker 20: He was a staunch twenty twenty election denier, also known

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Speaker 20: as Trump's new director of Election Security.

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Speaker 21: That's about a ninety nine percent one with Republicans, about

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Speaker 21: eighty six percent with Democrats except Democrat politicians because they

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Speaker 21: chieved on elections. And then you have no mail in ballots,

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Speaker 21: and it would be no mail in ballots very important.

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Speaker 21: You know, we're the only country in the world that

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Speaker 21: does a system like we do. We're the only country

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Speaker 21: in the world that has mail in ballots. The way

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Speaker 21: we do this is unbelievablely guarantees cheating. So it's no

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Speaker 21: mail in ballots with the exception of disability, illness, military

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Speaker 21: or if you're traveling, you can get an exemption. You know,

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Speaker 21: if you happen to be out of the country for

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Speaker 22: So with exp this is all about massive voter suppression.

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Speaker 22: Voter suppression at a national level.

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Speaker 5: You know, as a US attorney, I was used.

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Speaker 22: To looking at efforts to suppress the vote locally by

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Speaker 22: county in smaller numbers. When statewide id acts became popular

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Speaker 22: following the Supreme Court's decision in Shelby County versus Holder,

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Speaker 22: which gutted Section five of the Voting Rights Act, we

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Speaker 22: saw efforts to make it more difficult for people to

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Speaker 22: vote in certain states like Alabama and Arizona. Now we're

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Speaker 22: watching Donald Trump try to do it on national level.

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Speaker 22: He can read the polls just like we can. He

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Speaker 22: knows that his party is underwater for the midterm elections

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Speaker 22: and perhaps beyond.

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Speaker 5: So this is nothing more than an.

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Speaker 22: Election an effort to let politicians choose their voters rather

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Speaker 22: than to let voters elect their representatives.

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Speaker 17: Okay, Chuck Gray, We're going to have a lot about

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Speaker 17: this this morning, because I believe there's active could be

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Speaker 17: activity in Maricopa County today.

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Speaker 7: There's been activity in Georgia.

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Speaker 17: We're going to have one of the lawyers that knows

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Speaker 17: Georgia cold about this very topic join us at the

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Speaker 17: top of the hour at eleven o'clock.

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Speaker 7: I want to go to Chuck Gray.

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Speaker 17: Chuck, you've been You've had you on the show as

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Speaker 17: the Secretary of State of Wyoming. You've been at the

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Speaker 17: tip of the spear of this fight. I think you

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Speaker 17: actually testified on the Save Act. You're now running for Congress.

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Speaker 17: The House passed this and the Senate took a perfunctory

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Speaker 17: vote and then went to Munich. Your thoughts about this

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Speaker 17: entire situation of voter integrity, election security, all of it, sir, Well.

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Speaker 18: This Save America Act is so important. Proof of citizenship

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Speaker 18: for registering to vote and voter ID two years in

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Speaker 18: a row this past the US House and the Senate

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Speaker 18: has refused to take a vote on it.

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Speaker 5: Just a lot of momentum over the last few weeks.

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Speaker 18: Voter ID got added to the Save America Act and

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Speaker 18: the US House repassed the bill of voter ID in there.

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Speaker 18: In addition to proof of citizenship for registering to vote,

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Speaker 18: these are important issues that over ninety percent of American support.

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Speaker 18: Wyoming has been at the forefront of implementing both of

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Speaker 18: these reforms.

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Speaker 5: We were the first state in the nation.

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Speaker 18: To have an iron plaid proof of citizenship for registering

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Speaker 18: to vote requirement, and Yes, testified this week at the

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Speaker 18: US Congress about how important it is, how these bills

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Speaker 18: are implementable, and how out of control the radical left

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Speaker 18: is in their wrong narrative about these bills. We have

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Speaker 18: to continue to stand for the truth on the fact

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Speaker 18: that these are implementable, people want them, and they're consistent

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Speaker 18: with advancing common sense election integrity across our country.

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Speaker 17: You know, this is why we had you on. You know,

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Speaker 17: we were fighting the fight because the folks in Wyoming

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Speaker 17: were inspirational to others. Remember the Georgia folks, doug and

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Speaker 17: you're gonna hear from Harry McDougald, the lawyer. They hung

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Speaker 17: in there for five and six years on this, getting sued,

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Speaker 17: threatened with prison all of it, and you guys in

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Speaker 17: Wyoming said, no, here's what we have to do to

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Speaker 17: make sure we're going to do it in Wyoming as

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Speaker 17: an inspiration for the country, talk to me about what

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Speaker 17: you guys actually implemented kind of these common sense rules

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Speaker 17: which it seems to me, eighty five percent of you

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Speaker 17: look at the polling, eighty five percent of the nation

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Speaker 17: backs and what did you guys do in Wyoming?

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Speaker 18: Group of citizenship for registering to vote, banning rain choice voting,

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Speaker 18: banning third party interference in our elections, commonly called zuck bucks.

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Speaker 5: All of those reforms we got done.

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Speaker 18: And that's also another companion bill called the Mega Act,

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Speaker 18: the Chairman Bryant style of the House Adamin Committee is

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Speaker 18: putting forward in the House. So we're getting a lot

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Speaker 18: of movement in the US Congress on these baseline measures

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Speaker 18: that are consistent with what the federal government has done

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Speaker 18: with MVRA and ha A that passed in the nineties

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Speaker 18: and early two thousands. So we need to advance these

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Speaker 18: baseline election integrity measures.

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Speaker 5: And that's why I'm running for Congress.

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Speaker 18: One of the many reasons is that I think we

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Speaker 18: need to get this across the finish line nationwide. And

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Speaker 18: the reality is getting these measures through the Congress is

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Speaker 18: the only way we're going to get these things done

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Speaker 18: in many of the blue states where there is just

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Speaker 18: the radical left is taking control of their state legislatures.

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Speaker 17: So, Chuck, we start with Andy Biggs, a friend of

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Speaker 17: the show and somebody we've had on for years. All

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Speaker 17: the time, something may happen in Maricopa County today, I'm

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Speaker 17: being I'm not being told, but I think it's out

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Speaker 17: in the ether. He's actually going He's one of our

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Speaker 17: great worries in the House. He's going back to Arizona

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Speaker 17: run for governor because he said, Hey, I think we're

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Speaker 17: at to save the state level. You've had such an

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Speaker 17: impact in Wyoming, and Wyoming's been such an inspiration to

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Speaker 17: the rest of the country. Why now are you saying, Hey,

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Speaker 17: I think I've got to go to DC to clean

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Speaker 17: at this mess.

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Speaker 18: We need great MAGA representatives in both settings, both the

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Speaker 18: state and the federal, and we need members of Congress

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Speaker 18: that are going to advance President Trump's agenda and really

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Speaker 18: really be vigorous in that. I've been in ten years

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Speaker 18: and in Wyoming state government as a state legislator and

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Speaker 18: as Wyoming Secretary of State. But I really think there

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Speaker 18: is a role at the federal level in the Congress,

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Speaker 18: and so I think you need great people in both

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Speaker 18: I really believe that and want to get involved in

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Speaker 18: the federal issues, and this is a to do that.

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Speaker 17: Where do people go to find out your campaign where

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Speaker 17: they find out about on your social media As you know,

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Speaker 17: you're beloved by this audience, so people want to find

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Speaker 17: out more. I think a lot of people didn't realize

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Speaker 17: you were running for congress. Where do they go, sir, doc.

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Speaker 5: For Wyoming dot com?

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Speaker 18: You also spell out fo R for that, just like

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Speaker 18: Andy's website again, chuckfo Wyoming dot com and on x

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Speaker 18: as well with Chuck for Wyoming fo R spelled out

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Speaker 18: as the handle Chuck.

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Speaker 17: Make sure he send regards all the folks in Wyoming.

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Speaker 17: Been a great inspiration of been getting this mess sorted

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Speaker 17: on election integrity, real leadership. Thank you, sir, appreciate you.

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Speaker 5: Thanks Steve, thanks for having me on.

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Speaker 17: Biggs is going back to Arizona and Chuck Gray is

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Speaker 17: going to go to DC. Michael Kunzla, I got Michael Kunzler, So, Michael,

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Speaker 17: I have not seen a response on a offer like

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Speaker 17: my phone blew up yesterday, and I want to take

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Speaker 17: a few minutes and just walk through people go, well,

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Speaker 17: hang on, what is this? This is an online pharmacy.

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Speaker 17: I don't have to get shaken down by these big

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Speaker 17: pharmaceutical conglomerates or the mckesson's of the world. So just

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Speaker 17: walk through, how did you get the idea? What exactly

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Speaker 17: are your an online pharmacy? But you get doctors, everybody certified,

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Speaker 17: you can get you can get all the medication that

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Speaker 17: you need certified. Just walk through, had you have the idea?

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Speaker 17: And what exactly is All Family Pharmacy?

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Speaker 2: So All Family Pharmacy is a small business, family owned.

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Speaker 4: The name just so happens to match obviously what we

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Speaker 4: are as a family. But you know, All Family Pharmacy

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Speaker 4: licensed in about forty five states. We have a few pending.

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Speaker 2: Things are getting better for people.

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Speaker 4: You know, businesses picking up I remecked in sales are

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Speaker 4: the battery that runs your cells. It's a wonderful, wonderful

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Speaker 2: You know, wondering should have gotten vaccination? Should have not

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Speaker 4: We have medications and supplements that are going to make

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Speaker 17: You know, medical freedom and informed consent. It's just not

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Speaker 7: Just want I want to make sure people.

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Speaker 17: Let's go through the steps, because this is going to

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Speaker 17: What's the process and where the steps?

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Speaker 2: Sure, so you go directly to our website.

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Speaker 4: All of the medications that are forty percent off, they

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Speaker 4: We're not here to try and you know, get people

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Speaker 4: We get you You've got to fill out the medical form,

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Speaker 4: the shipping information, and the prescription information. That's typical legal

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Speaker 4: They'll contact you as necessary, and then they'll send us

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Speaker 2: If it's approved, we get the prescription. We ship the

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Speaker 2: You know, you don't it's secretive.

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Speaker 4: We're not going to sit there and you know, email

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Speaker 2: That's not our duty.

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Speaker 4: It's your DA diligence to talk to your doctor if

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Speaker 2: We feel it's necessary.

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Speaker 4: We understand how doctors, you know, think, and it's unfortunate

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Speaker 17: And you've got certified physicians'll that'll walk through with the

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Speaker 17: thank you, thank you for starting this, Thank you for driving.

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Speaker 17: This is the creation of a small institution. Hopefully it

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Speaker 17: all over the place to counter the established order. That

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Speaker 17: established order is trying to choke out the Trump White

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Speaker 7: You can see it clearly every day.

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Speaker 17: There's some very nefarious characters and money in back of this.

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Speaker 17: Peter Schweitzer's book three Times Peter's had a lot of bestsellers.

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Speaker 17: Three weeks in a row, Invisible Coup has been the

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Speaker 7: Times bestseller List. Now, why is that?

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Speaker 17: I think people are finally waking up to the fact

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Speaker 17: that we have enemies, both foreign and domestic, all next

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Speaker 12: Because voice, family, Are you on Getter yet?

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Speaker 17: I've put up exclusively all of my content twenty four

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Speaker 7: You want to know what Steve bann is thinking? Go together,

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Speaker 17: You can follow all of your favorites Steve Banning, Charlie.

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Speaker 11: pick this court has all it needs to conclude that

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Speaker 11: defendants have trampled on Senator Kelly's First Amendment freedoms and

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Speaker 11: threatened the constitutional liberties of millions of military retirees.

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Speaker 7: Is obvious, but important that it will a lot of these.

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Speaker 11: Things are obvious.

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Speaker 7: It's so obvious.

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Speaker 11: The judge goes on to write, quote, after all, as

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Speaker 11: Bob Dylan famously said, you don't need a weatherman to

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Speaker 11: know which way the wind blows. To say the least

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Speaker 11: our retired veterans deserve more respect from their government, and

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Speaker 17: Did Mika just say the Dylan song you don't need

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Speaker 17: because we're playing the Bruce Springsteen's song to drive you

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Speaker 17: nuts today? Of course we counter that with Natasha Owens's hit.

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Speaker 17: There was the number one hit of the Boss, which

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Speaker 17: is recounter to the streets of Minneapolis. Did morning Mika

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Speaker 17: just say you don't need a weatherman to tell you

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Speaker 17: which way the wind blows. I don't want to bring

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Speaker 17: up for those of us of a certain age that

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Speaker 17: that was the that was the organizing principle behind the Weathermen,

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Speaker 17: which were a radical revolutionary group that deployed violence. I

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Speaker 17: find it quite odd that morning Joe is sending that

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Speaker 17: you could not signal, not noise more than that these

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Speaker 17: radicals in the streets, and this is we're talking about

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Speaker 17: a This is an institutional blowback.

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Speaker 7: I want to bring in forest from the new federal state.

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Speaker 17: Peter Schweitzer's book, The Invisible Coup is three weeks in

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Speaker 17: a row. Folks as great as Peter Schweitzer, as he's

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Speaker 17: never had a book like this, Three weeks in a

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Speaker 17: row New York Times number one best seller. Remember they

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Speaker 17: How American elites and foreign powers use immigration as a weapon.

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Speaker 17: The lead villain here as bad as Mexico is, and

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Speaker 17: it's bad. The lead villain is the Chinese Communist Party,

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Speaker 17: Peter Peter Schweitzer says straight out, the Chinese Communist Party

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Speaker 17: is trying to use mass immigration as a weapon in

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Speaker 17: unrestricted warfare to destroy the United States from within.

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Speaker 7: Forrest, there's a certain individual.

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Speaker 17: I don't think we've highlighted enough, and I've asked you

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Speaker 17: guys to go do some research and talk about it.

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Speaker 17: This individual, supposedly an American citizen, although lives in Shanghai,

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Speaker 17: is bigger than SOURUS, bigger than the guy from Switzerland

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Speaker 17: in funding these groups that have taken to the streets

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Speaker 17: of places like Minneapolis's, Los Angeles and Chicago. These are

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Speaker 17: not just interested. These are not good government civilians. These

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Speaker 17: are not citizens in these states are just Oh well,

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Speaker 17: I think I've got a better idea than President Trump has.

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Speaker 17: This is an organized color revolution in the streets of America.

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Speaker 7: And let's be brutally frank. Right now, they may be winning.

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Speaker 17: I think we withdrew the ice withdrawing Ice from Minneapolis.

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Speaker 17: So Forrest tells, why is a guy living in Shanghai

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Speaker 17: that has very close purported ties to the Shanghai Military

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Speaker 17: Intelligence group in Bruno Wu, in that whole crowd, Why

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Speaker 17: is he writing checks for a revolution in the streets

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Speaker 17: of the United States of America.

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Speaker 23: Sir okay, thank you so much, Steve for us me

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Speaker 23: coming back. This guy's name is his name is novel,

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Speaker 23: Roy Singham, Novel Roy Singham. He's living in Shanghai. You

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Speaker 23: ask the very key question why Shanghai? Why not Moscow?

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Speaker 23: Why not Tyron, why not Pignan? Because you know what,

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Speaker 23: that's where Bruno Wu is. That's where try CCP is

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Speaker 23: because that's the CCP controlled the state power who can

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Speaker 23: provide him everything. He wants the cover and the financial

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Speaker 23: channels to funnel the money into this country. And he's

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Speaker 23: working with the CCP try to destroy this country from within.

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Speaker 23: That's why he's living in Shanghai. That's why he's working

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Speaker 23: with Chinese Communist Party. And Baby Department knows this, Dug

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Speaker 23: knows this, FBI knows this, and the CIA knows this.

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Speaker 23: And he definitely is not only one. And I don't

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Speaker 23: believe he's the biggest one. And he's not new and but.

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Speaker 17: Hanger second, hanger a second Bruno Wu correct me if

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Speaker 17: I'm wrong. Either has a green carter. I think Bruno

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Speaker 17: Woo's assistance the United States. This guy's a citizens in

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Speaker 17: the United States. Peter Schwritch's whole book is about how

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Speaker 17: these guys get citizenship and then they're basically agents of

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Speaker 17: foreign powers inside the United States. He's talking about people

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Speaker 17: having babies here. There's there's one billionaire that wants is

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Speaker 17: his son that was a was born here. He's back

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Speaker 17: in mainland China now to be president United States. In

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Speaker 17: the in the book, it's called the Manchurian President. Why

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Speaker 17: do we have guys like Bruno Wu and this guy

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Speaker 17: Singham that are clearly anti American, clearly up to no good,

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Speaker 17: clearly working with the CCP.

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Speaker 7: How did they get American citizenship? Sir? And is that holding.

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Speaker 17: Back CIA, FBI, the DOJ, people that should know this

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Speaker 17: from rolling these guys up.

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Speaker 23: Yes, that's what we discussed last time. I believe those

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Speaker 23: guys because CCP founded them. CCP have a million ways

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Speaker 23: to put them into US. This is a difference between

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Speaker 23: the massive, massive immigrant Peter was talking about. CCP used

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Speaker 23: those elites, elites. Again, it's not regular people are common

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Speaker 23: law bai shin immigrants into this country. CCP utilize those

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Speaker 23: elites in the US and as well as like b

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Speaker 23: No Wou to compromise come into this country, using their

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Speaker 23: financial channels in their international connections, to corrupt individuals in

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Speaker 23: this country to infiltrate the institute in this country. Buonowu's

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Speaker 23: wife young Line, She's graduated from Columbia where I graduate.

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Speaker 23: She graduated from SIPA where she working all the media.

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Speaker 23: She almost interviewed every famous guy in the whole world.

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Speaker 2: Think about it, how many people was compromised?

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Speaker 18: You know?

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Speaker 23: Corrupted by those two couple. So that's why these people

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Speaker 23: are very dangerous. All the elites, whether it's Chinese elites

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Speaker 23: used by CCP or the elite in the US and

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Speaker 23: everybody he knows about this. We do need actions against this.

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Speaker 23: Those people Miles used to say, follow the money for

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Speaker 23: the PPPP means here a reference to the sexual activities.

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Speaker 23: And I would like to add follow through with the actions,

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Speaker 23: because look at it, we don't have actions against those

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Speaker 23: people who sell out the US US and who every

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Speaker 23: day sell out this country. Miles for in this country

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Speaker 23: and this country.

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Speaker 7: Hang on a second.

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Speaker 17: I'm gonna hold you through into the eleven o'clock hour

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Speaker 17: fars in the new Federal State. Bruno Wu's wife is

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Speaker 17: the over Winfrey of China, a huge talk show host.

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Speaker 17: That's not by accident, right, there are no coincidences. Uh,

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Speaker 17: let's take a short commercial break or return the second

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Speaker 17: hour of the War Room. I commit to you will

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Speaker 17: be more on fire than even our first stick around.