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Speaker 8: For example, top ten percent of Americans are forty or

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Speaker 6: This is the climal scream of a dying regime. Pray

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Speaker 6: for our enemies, because we're going to medieval.

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Speaker 4: On these people.

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Speaker 6: There's not got a free shot. All these networks lying

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Speaker 10: I know you've tried to do everything in the world

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Speaker 6: It's going to happen. And where do people like that

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Speaker 8: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 6: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 5: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 10: It's Friday, seven March in the year of our Lord

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Speaker 10: twenty five. Welcome. You saw right there. Two things, two

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Speaker 10: things happening. Number one is this whole dose situation. Who's

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Speaker 6: So let me break it down for let's take Scott

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Speaker 10: You see you're seeing a big pivot from the White

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Speaker 10: now we'll go back to that top the top ten

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Speaker 10: This is a total rethinking of the American business model.

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Speaker 10: It shouldn't be lost in people. Which not on the

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Speaker 11: Great to be on the show, is always great to

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Speaker 10: Okay, just a couple of questions and this gets Let's

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Speaker 6: Has the Senate not done theirs? Could he not do

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Speaker 10: Could we agree it's worked for seventy two straight hours

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Speaker 11: Look, I mean I obviously fully support trying to do

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Speaker 11: But now we're sitting here with a seven day clock.

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Speaker 10: Then this programmatic cuts and we know we're going to

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Speaker 11: Sir, Yeah, So two or three thoughts on that. First

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Speaker 6: To be clear.

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Speaker 11: in the f y twenty six appropriations. So we're agreeing.

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Speaker 11: What I'm saying is I think the president already has

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Speaker 11: the power. I don't want Congress to interfere with President

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Speaker 11: Trump's power because usually Congress message they tell so I

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Speaker 11: think they need to go win that in the courts.

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Speaker 11: Russ has the power now in my opinion.

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Speaker 6: Hang on, hang on, I see your logic.

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Speaker 10: You're saying you don't need to attach to the cry

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Speaker 10: pass a clean CR. The president has the inherent power

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Speaker 10: in the unified executive theory that he's chief executive of

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Speaker 10: the US government. When when when when Elon gets more

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Speaker 10: definitive about what it is, and if it's fifty bay

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Speaker 10: or one hundred bid, whatever the number is, that Rusk

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Speaker 10: and the Russ can go to the President and say

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Speaker 10: this is waste, fraud and abuse that we found right

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Speaker 10: and the President then can make a decision to impound

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Speaker 10: that money immediately and then of course they'll take you

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Speaker 10: to court immediately.

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Speaker 6: But if you fight it out at that point.

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Speaker 10: But you're saying you don't need that in a CR,

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Speaker 10: the president has the inherent power and that Russvolk's going to.

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Speaker 6: Be on point? Is that?

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Speaker 10: Is that how you're That's how the concept that people

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Speaker 10: ought to be thinking of.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, I couldn't have said it any better.

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Speaker 11: You just outlined it perfectly. In fact, I'm gonna grab

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Speaker 11: that clip and use it for my colleagues because that's

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Speaker 11: exactly right. And let me give you the final backstop.

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Speaker 11: If the courts try to get in the way of

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Speaker 11: the president, I think it will empower us in Congress

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Speaker 11: to do our part to go in and say, guys,

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Speaker 11: stop funding this garbage. So, for example, why would we

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Speaker 11: fund a thirty two thousand dollars transgender comic book in Peru? Right,

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Speaker 11: let's go cut that, like, why would we do any

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Speaker 11: of that? And importantly, we can then send you a

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Speaker 11: loud message. Remember this Eli Crean, our good conservative friend.

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Speaker 11: He offered an amendment in the fall of twenty three

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Speaker 11: to cut USAID in half. One hundred and two Republicans

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Speaker 11: voted for it, one hundred and fourteen voted against it.

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Speaker 11: We need to back the president.

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Speaker 6: One last thing before you go. It got brought up

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Speaker 6: in the Senate.

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Speaker 10: You have say recisions recisions kind of counters. The impoundment

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Speaker 10: is the executive acting recisions is going back up to

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Speaker 10: Capitol Hill. We want to avoid recisions, correct, We want

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Speaker 10: we want to give russ full backing the president full

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Speaker 10: backing that they come back and say Hey, look, we've

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Speaker 10: gone through Elon's numbers. It's fifty billion dollars. We want

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Speaker 10: to impound that. We're going to impound that immediately.

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Speaker 11: Correct that is that is roughly correct. There are a

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Speaker 11: few things in there that I'll tell you privately that

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Speaker 11: I'm going to hold on to a little bit later

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Speaker 11: in the year about what the president's power is. I'm

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Speaker 11: going to let them do that, but I'll say this,

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Speaker 11: with the recision, there is another recisions play that when

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Speaker 11: the President decides and moves it to the Hill, we

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Speaker 11: can get it through the Senate with fifty one votes.

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Speaker 11: If Congress jumps the gun, then it's sixty votes in

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Speaker 11: the Senate. We need to work directly with the White

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Speaker 11: House to do this the right way, and then we

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Speaker 11: can use recisions I think to better effect. So, yes,

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Speaker 11: you basically summarize it right, but there's a little more

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Speaker 11: to it.

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Speaker 6: Okay, I know you got to go back up the hill.

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Speaker 10: When can we anticipate seeing this beauty money you think

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Speaker 10: whether it's cleaner dirty chip and we're gonna get hold on,

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Speaker 10: We're gonna get this dropped on us on like the afternoon,

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Speaker 10: like four o'clock in the afternoon, of the fourteenth, or

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Speaker 10: do you anticipate that Speaker Johnson will move a little quicker.

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Speaker 11: Hey, well, I think the speaker, I hope, learned a

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Speaker 11: lesson of what happened right before Christmas when we got

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Speaker 11: a fifteen hundred page Christmas Tree. The people spoke, Elon spoke,

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Speaker 11: everybody spoke, and that bill got shot down, and then

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Speaker 11: the bill got narrowed down. I think we're going to

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Speaker 11: get a cleaner bill on Saturday. Now, it might have

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Speaker 11: a number pages in it because you have to deal

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Speaker 11: with the anomalies for contracts and defense, but the numbers

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Speaker 11: should still be flat and frozen. And we'll get that,

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Speaker 11: hopefully by tomorrow Saturday, so that we have the full

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Speaker 11: seventy two hours before removing the bill next week, because

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Speaker 11: we believe very strongly in that, so you the American

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Speaker 11: people can see it, know what's in it before these

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Speaker 11: guys are voting on it.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, okay, Chip, what's your social media because people follow

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Speaker 10: you moment by moment because this thing's a very movable

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Speaker 10: This a movable feast until midnight on the fourteenth, How

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Speaker 10: do people get to you?

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Speaker 4: Yeah?

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Speaker 11: Yeah, thanks Steve. Yeah, my Twitter or my ex handle

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Speaker 11: is Chip roy t X E HI p r O

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Speaker 11: y t X. That's the best way to follow, or

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Speaker 11: my official one is Rep. Chip roy on X.

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Speaker 6: Chip.

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Speaker 10: We're just glad you're up having a cup of coffee

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Speaker 10: and the president's having a die coke. You two guys

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Speaker 10: are working on this thing together. The audience were really

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Speaker 10: happy about that.

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Speaker 8: Yeah.

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Speaker 11: Look, I agree with the President on virtually everything. Happy

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Speaker 11: to be here, Happy to be here, my friends. Man,

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Speaker 11: this is the opportunity of a lifetime. But we got

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Speaker 11: to deliver. So we're going to be working tirelessly delivered

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Speaker 11: for the president.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, brother, appreciate you.

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Speaker 10: Congress from Chip Works, Texas one of the top one

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Speaker 10: of the guys leading this negotiation.

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Speaker 6: The uh, it kind of is what it is right here, right.

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Speaker 10: We have to see more of it, but I'm sure

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Speaker 10: it's going to be quite hopefully clean as possible. You're

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Speaker 10: going to have to, I think the president. I'm sure

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Speaker 10: the President in talking to members because look, there's thirty

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Speaker 10: or forty of the deficit hawks in the in the

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Speaker 10: in the House Freedom Caucus guys and people not in

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Speaker 10: the House freeom caucaus are deficit hawks. They're going to

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Speaker 10: have to you know, have this walk through, and I'm

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Speaker 10: sure the President is going to have to have a

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Speaker 10: discussion of people saying, hey, I'm going to get these

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Speaker 10: doge cuts done.

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Speaker 6: I'm gonna get them done as soon as possible.

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Speaker 10: Chip russ Vote is going to you know, get his

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Speaker 10: arms around it and then come back to me and

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Speaker 10: we're going to be impounding these as as soon as possible,

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Speaker 10: and that'll lead to another firestorm.

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Speaker 6: The only fly in the ointment.

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Speaker 10: Well, there's a lot of complexity in actually getting that

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Speaker 10: the big one of the big issues I have right here,

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Speaker 10: and I love Mike Davis, but I was not convinced

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Speaker 10: the other day of Robertson Amy Cony Barrett, this situation

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Speaker 10: on this foreign of the two billion dollars that Dose

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Speaker 10: kind of came up with originally that said, hey, one

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Speaker 10: of the two billion dollars things they found about on

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Speaker 10: foreign affairs at the president back, they didn't want this

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Speaker 10: foreign aid money going out. And in this judge, this

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Speaker 10: kind of you know, source federal judge, a Biden appointee,

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Speaker 10: is held up and Supreme Court didn't totally have her back.

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Speaker 6: So I think that's a huge question. The issue, As

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Speaker 6: I told you, it was.

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Speaker 10: Always going to come down to this is going to

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Speaker 10: come down to a c Are you noticed nobody's talking

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Speaker 10: about reconciliation. You can't talk about reconciliation because it's a

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Speaker 10: bridging effect. You have to get the first one done first.

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Speaker 10: My concern, and this goes to Johnson in this entire crowd,

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Speaker 10: you have to You can't live in fantasy. You have

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Speaker 10: to live in reality. And the president deserves people who

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Speaker 10: are prepared to talk to him and say, hey, look,

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Speaker 10: here's the reality. We wouldn't be having this fiasco if

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Speaker 10: this had been put first in reconciliation have been put

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Speaker 10: off to the side, it just wouldn't. We should have

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Speaker 10: gotten this done, and you should have gotten it done

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Speaker 10: with your appropriations bill.

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Speaker 6: That was the deal that was kind of cut in

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Speaker 6: mid December.

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Speaker 10: It was an agree and that I think is what

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Speaker 10: President Trump was thinking.

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Speaker 6: I mean, that's what he was told. There's no way

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Speaker 6: that he ever thought.

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Speaker 10: That he would get back here to mid March and

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Speaker 10: we're going to do another cr They were supposed to

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Speaker 10: be appropriations bill. It was supposed to be done both

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Speaker 10: in the House and the Senate. Then Conference hammered out,

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Speaker 10: take that to President Trump. That's supposed to work. It

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Speaker 10: did not work, and we start have to start holding

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Speaker 10: people accountable, particularly leadership. You can't run away from this

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Speaker 10: because this one is gonna This is where this is,

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Speaker 10: This is this a huge missed opportunity, even with Russ

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Speaker 10: coming with the impowments. Hey, I believe Russ believes, the

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Speaker 10: President believes, the obviously legal Council believes, many scholars believe

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Speaker 10: he has the absolute right on impowerment.

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Speaker 6: That's not a slam dunk. It's just not.

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Speaker 10: It's a five foot bank shot. Jump shot could hit

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Speaker 10: the rumor get blocked. We're gonna get more to this

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Speaker 10: because this is what's important. It's tied back to Scott

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Speaker 10: the big pivot on the economy coming well.

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Speaker 6: Tariff taxes.

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Speaker 10: As President Trump, weight of the world's on his shoulders

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Speaker 10: needs little help.

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Speaker 6: Guys.

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Speaker 10: I want to thank Chip Roy, Brian Glenn from the

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Speaker 10: White House.

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Speaker 1: Next use your host Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 10: It would obviously help if we had our arms around.

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Speaker 10: What where doge stands right now? Where they really stand

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Speaker 10: on the numbers, and we have to get to that number.

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Speaker 10: The sooners you get to the number, the better we're

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Speaker 10: all going to be. And I think for this audience

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Speaker 10: and for the President, I think before any deals agreed

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Speaker 10: to on the clean cr that there's going to have

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Speaker 10: to be some indication. I'm just asking for a first cut,

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Speaker 10: you know, not going to hold you to the number.

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Speaker 8: Give it.

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Speaker 10: Is it twenty five to fifty, is it one hundred, bayon,

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Speaker 10: is it ten billion? I really don't care what the

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Speaker 10: number is right now? What is the absolute number? Just

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Speaker 10: let's drive a stake in the ground. I've said before

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Speaker 10: and this is not a Samaran Doge. I love what

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Speaker 10: Doge is attempting to do, but the waste, fraud and

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Speaker 10: abuse is not going to be a trained dollars.

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Speaker 6: It's just not going to be just not.

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Speaker 10: And we have to this is all important. We got

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Speaker 10: to cut federal spending. It's driving inflation, is driving anything,

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Speaker 10: and I think the numbers are going to rapidly deteriorate,

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Speaker 10: going to rapidly deteriorate, and the Democrats are going to

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Speaker 10: use it against President Trump.

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Speaker 6: Also. In fact, if we can get the EJ.

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Speaker 10: And Tony three minute clip from the other day, I

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Speaker 10: want to play that again as soon as we get it.

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Speaker 10: And Tony came on here and did the best job

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Speaker 10: of walking through where the economy was in two and

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Speaker 10: a half for three minutes, the economy handed over by Biden.

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Speaker 10: So the whole pivot to the economy. The underpinning of

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Speaker 10: that is to get this budget done for the rest

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Speaker 10: of year, because it's be real money spent, real money spent.

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Speaker 10: Let's go back to the doze of the operating side

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Speaker 10: of doze in this.

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Speaker 6: All the news you've seen coming.

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Speaker 10: Out on this again today there was a cabinet meeting,

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Speaker 10: you're saying, promptu and in the cabinet meeting, the president said, hey,

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Speaker 10: these guys actually make the cuts. You're you're an advisor,

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Speaker 10: and you should advise to the cuts. That was brought

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Speaker 10: up a by a number of things. Number one obviously

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Speaker 10: the cabinet. And you remember all the heavy lifting you

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Speaker 10: this audience did to get President Trump's cabinet. I happen

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Speaker 10: to think it's the best cabinet that's been put together

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Speaker 10: since Lincoln's War cabinet.

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Speaker 6: And bere allbaness you're over the top. They said, no,

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Speaker 6: it's not.

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Speaker 10: You've got Seriously, you get Bobby Kennedy, you get Pete Hexath,

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Speaker 10: and Pete, I think people realize now, is a very

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Speaker 10: serious guy.

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Speaker 6: As we said the whole time. Pete's a very serious guy.

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Speaker 10: In fact, he's so serious that the President you can

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Speaker 10: tell there is a preparation for eventually going kinetic against

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Speaker 10: the cartels. If they're not totally taking down by the Mexicans.

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Speaker 10: Pete Hexas, the Secretary of Defense with the Uniform Armed Services,

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Speaker 10: per Military CAA, are going to eradicate him, eradicate That's

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Speaker 10: how much confidence I think President has in Pete Hexath,

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Speaker 10: what people are doing in Ukraine, what they're doing in

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Speaker 10: the Middle East, the negotiations, what they're doing with the Russians,

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Speaker 10: and the rob Procheman. Now Persia wants to come to

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Speaker 10: the table, the Chinese company's party. Alex Leary's piece in

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Speaker 10: the Wall Street Journal yesterday, it says that she is

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Speaker 10: gathering everybody and what they study, and they're studying in

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Speaker 10: the Soviet Union in the late sixties, early seventies, when

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Speaker 10: containment really was kicking in, and then eventually President Reagan

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Speaker 10: came to office and his thing, knowing that we had containment,

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Speaker 10: he had all these people want to do Dayton and

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Speaker 10: all these days said no, let's take it down.

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Speaker 6: We win, they lose. They're very panicked about that.

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Speaker 10: Why because they see President Trump's overall grand strategy. Here,

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Speaker 10: what President Trump's doing on hemispheric defense. These are monumental.

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Speaker 10: These are using your big muscles. This is not like

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Speaker 10: we talk about decades wha. He said, look at Clinton,

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Speaker 10: you go back in Clinton. It's like, besides Minchael Lewinsky,

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Speaker 10: you know, nuke Gingridge, you know getting enforcing, you know

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Speaker 10: budget surpluses. It was really about school uniforms. It was

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Speaker 10: it was in his farewell dress. It was kind of

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Speaker 10: it was a small ball. Every day President Trump is

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Speaker 10: moving the big muscles. It's just extraordinary. I do want

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Speaker 10: to say the President has told us he's going to

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Speaker 10: give remarks in the Oval Office. I think at eleven approximately,

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Speaker 10: the Real America's Voice team and Brian Glenn are heading

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Speaker 10: over there right now. Brian is as and this goes

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Speaker 10: with this whole restructuring of the White House and White

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Speaker 10: House Correspondence Association. I think Brian will be in the room,

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Speaker 10: and that's a huge compliment to Brian Glenn and the

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Speaker 10: Real America's Voice team across the war room.

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Speaker 6: All of it.

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Speaker 10: I think that Natalie and Brian Amanda Head are just

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Speaker 10: are really killing it over there and doing a fantastic job,

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Speaker 10: reaching a huge, massive audience. Back to doche I think

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Speaker 10: and just connect dots. I want to tie together Wednesday

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Speaker 10: on Capitol Hill because this is important for you to know,

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Speaker 10: with the Thursday meeting of the Cabinet and Wednesday on

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Speaker 10: Capitol Hill. The polling showing, particularly as some of these

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Speaker 10: things get more dramatic and the media blows it up.

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Speaker 6: Of course they do that.

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Speaker 10: Some of the polling looks like it's some of the

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Speaker 10: polling looks like it's not the best, and President Trump's

718
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Speaker 10: had great polling. But I would say that Elon has

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Speaker 10: gone from a heat shield to maybe actually, you know

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Speaker 10: someone that's actually driving numbers. I don't want to say

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Speaker 10: an anchor or a loadstone. It's not that yet, but

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Speaker 10: it's trending that it's starting to affect everybody. So when

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Speaker 10: it goes to Capitol Hill on Wednesday, to the Senate

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Speaker 10: lunch and then to the to the Hill to that

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Speaker 10: nighttime meeting, Uh, the people are looking for specifics. As

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Speaker 10: we have been on the show. It's like, Yo, you've

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Speaker 10: been doing this now for you know, seven weeks. We're

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Speaker 10: not we're not looking for a final we know you

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Speaker 10: got a long way to go. Uh and and yes,

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Speaker 10: uh and we're glad you're talking about the post office

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Speaker 10: going public or spended it off in the Amtrak. But

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Speaker 10: quite frankly, we can do that, and we can think

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Speaker 10: that through. We need you there for the waste for

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Speaker 10: an abuse that you're the shock trips. You're you're like

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Speaker 10: the eighty second Airborne and D Day. You're going in

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Speaker 10: the night before, going behind enemy lines and you're finding

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Speaker 10: the stuff out. But we need to know where this

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Speaker 10: is coming out because we've got this ticking time bomb

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Speaker 10: called a you know, a cr that we have to

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Speaker 10: do and we will love to attach some numbers to it.

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Speaker 10: The Guardians reporting in that meech, a couple of things

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Speaker 10: happened the meeting. Number one, Lindsay Graham and Thune were

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Speaker 10: kind of taking the leadership and Ran Paul and Lindsey

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Speaker 10: Graham I think made the statement, hey, we're losing altitude

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Speaker 10: here and we're here the Senate to help you Elon

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Speaker 10: regain altitude. And Elon I think was very open to

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Speaker 10: that in this conversation. According to the Guardian, takeover was

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Speaker 10: worth but it hasn't been denied by anybody that he said, hey,

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Speaker 10: look I haven't been doing the mass cuts. There's been

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Speaker 10: the guys in the cabinet, which I think was a

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Speaker 10: point of difference between some of the cabinet officials. That

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Speaker 10: was a big point of this other thing was about recisions.

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Speaker 10: Remember a recision is where and Chip has got some

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Speaker 10: more refinement to it. But remember Chip is in the House.

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Speaker 10: So that's the difference. That's the separation of powers. Recisions

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Speaker 10: are where the Congress is actually rescinding something they already passed, saying, hey,

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Speaker 10: upon further review the Green New Deal, the three hundred

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Speaker 10: billion is not going to be there. We're going to

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Speaker 10: rescind that. It does not happen often because they're addicted

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Speaker 10: to spending. But the Senate, wanting their prerogatives, laid out

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Speaker 10: to Elon, Hey, what we want to do is recisions,

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Speaker 10: and we want to do it up to five hundred billion.

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Speaker 10: If you think you got to a tree, and let's

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Speaker 10: assume worst case, let's cut in half five hundred bion

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Speaker 10: ram Paul said, look, we'll do it in one hundred

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Speaker 10: billion tranche. One hundred bion dollar troncis one hundred bion

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Speaker 10: dollar troncis and suppose the according to the reporting, Elon said, well, yeah,

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Speaker 10: I can work with that. Well, the White House has

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Speaker 10: been hey, we're not going back up to Capitol Hill.

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Speaker 10: This is a separation of powers. As soon as this

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Speaker 10: pass we and I told you ideas have consequences. This

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Speaker 10: is going to be a big old fight, folks. As

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Speaker 10: we've said now for onces and months and months, because

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Speaker 10: President Trump is sitting there going hey, we've allowed the

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Speaker 10: office of the President to be weakened by the administrative

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Speaker 10: because all this fourth branch of government came up and

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Speaker 10: they think they run it and no offense. The court

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Speaker 10: right now are kind of backing up the fact until

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Speaker 10: I guess last it's kind of backing up to the

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Speaker 10: fact he doesn't have ultimate authority to fire people in

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Speaker 10: some of these agencies. These are court fights going on

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Speaker 10: right now. In fact, the Special Council guy kind of won.

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Speaker 10: He knew they were going to go back. He said, hey,

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Speaker 10: I don't have the money to do this personally, I'm

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Speaker 10: gonna drop out. He's on Rachel matter last night. But

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Speaker 10: I think technically he kind of won and then walked

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Speaker 10: off the field. Others are sitting there and these radical

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Speaker 10: judges saying Trump doesn't have the ability Trump sayd there go.

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Speaker 10: I'm the chief executive officer, I can fire him, and

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Speaker 10: I mean I'm going to fire him. This also gets

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Speaker 10: the money with President Trump is saying, hey, look the appropriations.

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Speaker 6: So if we had done.

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Speaker 10: The bills this time, had gotten that all done, you

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Speaker 10: passed it next week on the fourteenth, President Trump said

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Speaker 10: there going. Hey, my interpretation of the constitution, that's a ceiling.

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Speaker 10: That's what we spend up to. But I chief executive officer,

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Speaker 10: the lead manager of this place. If I see in

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Speaker 10: that process where programmatically you're not hitting it or things change,

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Speaker 10: or I have the ability and it's not an it's

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Speaker 10: not an unlimited ability because that would be a line

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Speaker 10: of movedo, but I have the ability to impound certain

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Speaker 10: funds and not to spend them. And that's what chip

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Speaker 10: Broys was talking about there, that that is kind of

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Speaker 10: the what they intend to do, what they're proposing they

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Speaker 10: do for this fiscal year. On a clean r that

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Speaker 10: there would be And I would like to just because

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Speaker 10: you know on this one, I'm from Missouri. I would

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Speaker 10: love to see a range of numbers or just a number,

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Speaker 10: give me something that you can say, Okay, this is

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Speaker 10: what we anticipate it's going to be we got a plass,

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Speaker 10: but sometime in the summer RUSS vote in omb are

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Speaker 10: going to go to the President and say, Okay, we

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Speaker 10: review this a couple of times.

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Speaker 6: We've double checked Elon's numbers. This is what they've done.

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Speaker 10: So instead of US spending and pay for it, this

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Speaker 10: is what you're going to impound. And President Trump you've

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Speaker 10: seen with the executors, Hey, he will impound away. He's

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Speaker 10: actually looking for this fight on this one. He's looking

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Speaker 10: for the fight. If they can't do it the first time,

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Speaker 10: he's going to sit there and say, I have full

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Speaker 10: managerial discretion that, ladies and gentlemen, is going to be

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Speaker 10: decided by the Supreme Court of these United States. That

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Speaker 10: is a big time separation of powers issue. And we'll

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Speaker 10: see how place. I'll be blunt with you. As we've

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Speaker 10: talked about this now for months and months and months,

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Speaker 10: I had a lot more confidence in this, that's part

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Speaker 10: of it, up until the last couple of weeks, because

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Speaker 10: I thought, particularly on this Feigner, I thought it was

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Speaker 10: pretty straightforward on these cuts they've already made or talking

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Speaker 10: about making, with particularly with the foreign you know, the

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Speaker 10: foreign affairs money. The money was sent internationally is two

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Speaker 10: billion dollars right, they ordered it immediately. I think this

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Speaker 10: came up in the doche initial doze situation. I think

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Speaker 10: part of it is actually USAID, or if not all

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Speaker 10: of it, but someone it's coming out of the State Department,

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Speaker 10: and they've said and right now that's kind of hung up. Now,

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Speaker 10: Mike Davis and people that back the empowerment theory say no, no, no, no,

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Speaker 10: the he they're just backing the judge and I'll come

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Speaker 10: through the system, will be fine. If we got to

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Speaker 10: depend on roberts in amy Cony Barrett, I think all

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Speaker 10: bets are off, and I think on something as controversial

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Speaker 10: as empowerment because it will be a firestorm. Remember, the

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Speaker 10: Democrats live on government spending. They're the party of big government,

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Speaker 10: and they want government to be bigger.

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Speaker 6: The budget.

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Speaker 10: I think today from twenty nineteen so bad, twenty nineteen

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Speaker 10: pretty good year. Great year economically. I think federal spending

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Speaker 10: is up forty thirty five, up at least a third,

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Speaker 10: maybe forty percent since that time. As Scott Bessett, maybe

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Speaker 10: we pulled that clip for las. Scott Best said again

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Speaker 10: yesterday at the Economic Club and he said it again

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Speaker 10: today on the forty two minute Interview on CNBC. We

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Speaker 10: don't have a revenue problem, we have a spending problem.

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Speaker 10: I agree with that. But now it's time to get

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Speaker 10: down to it on spending. And let me add once again,

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Speaker 10: we're not going to get there with waste for a numbers.

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Speaker 6: It's time.

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Speaker 10: It's going to be something. I hope it's something big.

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Speaker 10: I think it's sent a shock to the system. I

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Speaker 10: think has been great. We have to follow up on it.

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Speaker 10: I hope it's a big number. It's not going to

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Speaker 10: be a trillion dollars. I think we have to get

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Speaker 10: to a tree in because we're not calculating, calculating in

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Speaker 10: future deficits. The tax cuts on no tax on tips,

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Speaker 10: no tax on overtime, and no tax on Social Security,

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Speaker 10: which is a big one. We have to bake those in.

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Speaker 10: So you're going to have to find some spending cuts.

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Speaker 10: You're going to have to find it programmatically. You're going

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Speaker 10: to have to find some out of the Defense Department.

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Speaker 10: You're going to have to find some at of Medicaid.

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Speaker 10: Just sorry, And you've got to be in with President

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Speaker 10: Trump's scalpel not hatchet Birch gold now more than ever,

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Speaker 10: the market is going to be turbulent, folks with tariffs,

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Speaker 10: with the reorganization, with President Trump on the on the spending,

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Speaker 10: with what's happening in from Ukraine to the Middle East. Remember,

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Speaker 10: there's a there's a ticking time bomb, a ticking clock

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Speaker 10: over there right now over the weekend for Hamasa. Deliver

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Speaker 10: over all the hostages dead or alive, President Trump says,

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Speaker 10: or all hell is going to break.

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Speaker 6: Looks you got a.

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Speaker 10: New IDF chief of staff. Just come a boy, he calls.

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Speaker 10: Twenty twenty five the.

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Speaker 6: Year of war. So that's going to get heated up

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Speaker 6: more than ever.

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Speaker 10: You need to understand why gold is a hedge, why

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Speaker 10: gold is a store of value.

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Speaker 6: The run up of gold is kind of not the way.

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Speaker 10: Gold traditionally works, but the central banks are buying it

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Speaker 10: at record rates. Take your phone out, Bannon at nine

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Speaker 8: Stephen ca.

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Speaker 10: Okay, we have not said, we have not said go

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Speaker 10: to the ramparts. We're still thinking this. So this is

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Speaker 10: all in process. One of things I think being about

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Speaker 10: being a member of this audience, you're seeing history being made.

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Speaker 6: In a few moments, we're gonna go to the Oval.

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Speaker 10: I believe that part of I know the president's talking

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Speaker 10: about today they're supposed to sign the executive order to

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Speaker 10: eliminate the Education depart We're gonna be highly controversial, will

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Speaker 10: be all over that throughout the day. I think the

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Speaker 10: President may actually say some words. I think about what's

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Speaker 10: going on in Ukraine. I think Russia we've made a

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Speaker 10: pretty adamant that we're not saying we're weapons. I think

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Speaker 10: we've told them we're cutting off intelligence. I think Russia is.

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Speaker 6: Pounding Ukraine overnight.

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Speaker 10: President Trump for a truth that hey, that's not going

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Speaker 10: to continue, or he's going to take some action. And

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Speaker 10: President Trump, you know, is not he's calling people's bluff.

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Speaker 10: He and bluff and he's calling people's bluff.

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Speaker 6: I think we're going to that.

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Speaker 10: John Leckner, who really knows how the Russian army, and

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Speaker 10: particularly this new kind of mercenary part of the Russian

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Speaker 10: army fights, is going to join us in eleven o'clock.

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Speaker 6: Hour, we'll dip in it. Out of that, we'll go

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Speaker 6: to the Oval Office.

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Speaker 10: Also, get John up there's no decisions made on the

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Speaker 10: cr and I realize this is this audience hates them.

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Speaker 10: You fought them from the beginning. This is not supposed

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Speaker 10: to be what happened. President Trump, I think got blindsided.

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Speaker 10: We're gonna work it all out throughout the day to day.

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Speaker 10: We're gonna work it out tomorrow morning and then through

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Speaker 10: the weekend on social media back next week. Between now

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Speaker 10: and midnight and the fourteenth, there's gonna be You're gonna

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Speaker 10: get a lot of information, and I'm sure there's gonna

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Speaker 10: be some shifting sands underneath our feet. So just you know,

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Speaker 10: have a cup of coffee, take a take a deep breath.

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Speaker 10: We're all gonna be fine. We're gonna get through this one.

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Speaker 10: Trevor Comstock Sacred human Health. We want the war on

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Speaker 10: posse to be healthy. You're You're.

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Speaker 6: What you guys have.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, So today I just wanted to quickly touch on

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Speaker 12: but as we age, we unfortunately produce less of it.

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Speaker 4: So that's where our multi collagen comes in.

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Speaker 12: And it's essentially formulated with five types of collagen and

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Speaker 12: So the great thing is that, you know, our unique

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Speaker 12: And I always like to just say that, you know,

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Speaker 4: But you know, whether you're looking to maintain your hair

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Speaker 12: And you know, I personally have taken collagen for the

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Speaker 12: So I'm excited that we have our own product that

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Speaker 6: Why why why why why?

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Speaker 10: In other things like people women, it's kind of controversial.

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Speaker 10: Why why is it not controversial and taking as a

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Speaker 10: supplement and provides all this good stuff, where in other

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Speaker 10: times people say where they're taking too much collagen, They're

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Speaker 10: going to shop with too much collagen?

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Speaker 6: What's the what's the difference? I'm a total neophyte.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, and obviously I have not been taking your I

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Speaker 10: have not been to I take the grass fed beef whatever.

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Speaker 10: There's many of your supplements I love and I take

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Speaker 10: the collagen is not one because you know, I don't

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Speaker 6: What's the controversy about it?

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Speaker 1: Yeah?

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Speaker 12: I mean, so collagen, it's it's naturally produced in the body,

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Speaker 12: but like I mentioned, as you get older, your body produces.

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Speaker 4: Less of it and cauldron has been studied quite a bit.

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Speaker 12: Obviously, I'm not sure people have heard, but creatine is

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Speaker 12: another popular supplement that's been studied quite extensively.

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Speaker 4: But collagen has been as well.

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Speaker 12: So when you just consume it, whether it's in powder

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Speaker 12: it does benefit gut function, joint health as well as

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Speaker 4: Most people take it for skin, hair and nails because

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Speaker 12: Esthetic benefits of it, but again it's great for your gut,

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Speaker 10: Talk to me real quickly. You've got a bunch of

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Speaker 10: other products too. People go to the site, what else

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Speaker 12: Yeah? Yeah, So of course we've got the beef Flipper

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Speaker 12: I always say it's Nature's multi vitamin, which you may

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Speaker 10: With the magnesium vitamin D in the grass foot beef liver,

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Speaker 10: I find amazing. How do people I want to make

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Speaker 10: get all these tases up to seven thousand five star reviews.

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Speaker 10: How do people go see the reviews, get all the information.

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Speaker 10: Our audience is receipt driven. They love the more detail,

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Speaker 6: Contact with you.

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Speaker 10: I want to give them full access to you, to

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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, we got a great team.

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Speaker 12: So you can go to Sacred humanhealth dot com or

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Speaker 12: of course just type in Sacred Human to Google. It'll

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Speaker 12: then of course if you have any questions, just go

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Speaker 12: to the support tab, can send us an email directly

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Speaker 12: through the website and we'll get back to you within

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Speaker 12: twenty four hours.

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Speaker 6: Do you have social media? Do you have a handle?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, so you can.

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Speaker 12: Go to Sacred It's Sacred Underscore Human Underscore Health and

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Speaker 12: we're getting that ramped up as well, so you may

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Speaker 12: see some ads from us on Meta and just all

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Speaker 6: Perfect.

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Speaker 10: Thank you, brother, appreciate it. Trevor Coomstock's CEO of Sacred

1051
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Speaker 10: Human Health. It's a healthy guy right there. What a day,

1052
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Speaker 10: Another historical day. Education department may be eoed at a business.

1053
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Speaker 10: The war in Ukraine heating up a little bit. President

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Speaker 10: Trump dropping the hammer. He's put a deadline on the

1055
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Speaker 10: war in the Middle East, got the Chinese giving him

1056
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Speaker 10: stinkey capital markets roiling both home and away. Brian Glenn's

1057
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Speaker 10: gonna be over at the Oval.

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Speaker 6: President Trump's gonna make himself available. We're gonna leave you

1059
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Speaker 6: this hour with the right stuff.

1060
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Speaker 10: We're gonna take a ninety second break, we're gonna return.

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Speaker 10: We're going to talk about President Trump's trying to bring

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Speaker 10: peace to the Eurasian land Masks.

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Speaker 6: You're going to see how tough it is. Next in

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Speaker 6: the world,