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Speaker 1: You want to know. One of the reasons that thing

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Speaker 1: What was our government for Star April. That was our

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Speaker 1: government for a while, and everything was gay. Everything. The

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Speaker 1: His personal perth. I think there is a fine line.

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Speaker 7: He cares deeply about our team, he cares deeply about

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Speaker 1: Express what's in your heart, have your faith, but hey,

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Speaker 1: Talk about this now. Maybe you're thinking, well, I'm too

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Speaker 4: They said, my conduct is detrimental to the team.

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Speaker 8: Right, Why didn't they.

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Speaker 4: Just say, uh, we don't agree with his stance on LGBTQ.

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Speaker 4: How's it conn detrimental to the team? What did I

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Speaker 4: I did nothing but but but practice with them, play

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Speaker 4: I said these things to my teammates. Was never detrimental

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Speaker 4: How because I because I have because I believe in

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Speaker 4: the truth, and the life. How How is my conduct

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Speaker 1: Well, it's obviously not detrimental the team. It's detrimental to

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Speaker 8: Correct and look, I mean, I think we all know

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Speaker 8: I wish he wasn't dead. People of the Spurs would

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Speaker 8: And sometimes this stuff could get blown up. As you

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Speaker 1: So I'm almost wincing asking the question, But Clay, does

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Speaker 1: All right, play, are you a Snickers fan? And I

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Speaker 8: I would say the peanut eminem is the I think

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Speaker 8: the gold standard of you know, quick candy hit if

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Speaker 8: you want to go with peanut M and M's, and

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Speaker 8: then in second place, in my always humble opinion, would

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Speaker 8: be the Reese's Peanut buttercup. I think those two are

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Speaker 8: the you know, the gold and silver of the candy

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Speaker 8: industry and pretty tough to be.

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Speaker 1: You're not going to pay any respect to the sour patch, kid,

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Speaker 1: I'm not.

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Speaker 8: You know, I'm not a sour guy. I know you

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Speaker 8: as a big fan of Kamala Harris's that made a

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Speaker 8: joke recently, loved the sweet and sour that she brings

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Speaker 8: to the table. But you know, I'm more of a sweet,

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Speaker 8: less of a sour.

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Speaker 1: Surprised you're not a Skittles fan like Taste the Rainbow.

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Speaker 1: Have a good one, buddy. I appreciate we have Isabelle

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Speaker 1: Brown talking feminazi stuff. That's always a good time. Before

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Speaker 1: we talk to Isabelle Brown, switch your cell phone service.

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Speaker 1: You know, corporate America. We just talked about it. They're

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Speaker 1: still in. We talked about it in the opening of

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Speaker 1: the show. They're still all in on all this rainbow filth.

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Speaker 1: They may be quieter about it now, but you see

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Speaker 1: this come out the second some athlete dares to speak

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Speaker 1: up about his faith. Verizon hates you in your faith.

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Speaker 1: T Mobile. These companies despise you. Are you paying them

457
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Speaker 1: to work against you? Go look up who sponsors all

458
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Speaker 1: these drag parades and crap? Now, who doesn't My cell

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Speaker 1: phone company, pure Talk. Pure Talk is veteran led They

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Speaker 1: hire Americans. They'll save you money. Same towers, pure talk,

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Speaker 1: dot com, slash JESSETV. We'll be back.

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Speaker 10: Conservative activist Isabelle Brown had a message for her fellow

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Speaker 10: gen Z women, who reportedly are the least likely group

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Speaker 10: in America to get married and have kids.

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Speaker 9: But I want you to see this clip.

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Speaker 11: If you're not encouraging your children to grow up and

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Speaker 11: have the courage to get married and have kids, more

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Speaker 11: kids than they can afford before they think they're ready.

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Speaker 8: It is high time to start what what what?

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Speaker 12: What well?

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Speaker 13: The fact that we keep putting this on women that

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Speaker 13: they're only worth in society, politics, policies is if they

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Speaker 13: produce a baby or have a husband is the stupidest,

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Speaker 13: most old fashioned thing. We have come too far the world,

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Speaker 13: that's over eight billion people. We no longer need to

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Speaker 13: force people to procreate and pump out babies. We have

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Speaker 13: arrived here. Women now and girls now have a choice

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Speaker 13: do there as the call to responsibility for the men, I.

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Speaker 12: Would just say is about maybe let's check in with

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Speaker 12: your boobs in a year and see if you still

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Speaker 12: want a lot more.

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Speaker 14: And I think it's just really reckless to be suggesting

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Speaker 14: that people should have children when you now know in

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Speaker 14: this country there's this affordability crisis and for two person household,

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Speaker 14: a married household, you need over four hundred thousand dollars

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Speaker 14: for child's care, over four hundred thousand dollars. Most people

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Speaker 14: don't make over four hundred thousand dollars.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we've come too far that was the one that

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Speaker 1: stood out to me joining me now the lady who

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Speaker 1: made all the hags on the view upset Isabel Brown,

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Speaker 1: host of the Isabel Brown Show on the Daily Wire. Hey, Isabelle,

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Speaker 1: how far have women and their happiness? How far has

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Speaker 1: it come? She said? We've come too far since we

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Speaker 1: left that whole family and kids thing behind, and now

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Speaker 1: it's I am woman.

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Speaker 8: Hear me, roar?

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Speaker 1: Are women out there thriving? You know, Jesse.

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Speaker 11: I'll say this before we jump into most of it.

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Speaker 11: I never expected in my wildest dreams that having the

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Speaker 11: audacity to tell other young women, hey, I love being married,

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Speaker 11: I love having kids. You should think about getting married

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Speaker 11: and having kids and that takes courage would be what

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Speaker 11: the view tries to cancel me over. I've been a

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Speaker 11: commentator since twenty nineteen and we talk a lot about

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Speaker 11: controversial issues, but I never thought this would be one

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Speaker 11: of them. I love that you're pointing out that line, though,

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Speaker 11: because that really is the heart of what these women

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Speaker 11: are trying to tell you. Every woman around that table,

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Speaker 11: except for one of them, has children, and every woman

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Speaker 11: around that table, except for one of them, has been

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Speaker 11: or is currently married. So it's good enough for them,

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Speaker 11: But it's not good enough for you, because these people

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Speaker 11: realize that the anti family propaganda is deeply necessary in

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Speaker 11: order to get you to buy in, hook line and

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Speaker 11: sinker to the other lies of the left. If they

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Speaker 11: can keep you lonely and miserable and isolated from the

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Speaker 11: strongest building block of civilization, the family, they can control

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Speaker 11: you in a million other ways. The family has obviously

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Speaker 11: never mattered more than right now. But how disgusting for

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Speaker 11: a group of mostly moms to sit around and tell

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Speaker 11: other young women you should never want children because you're

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Speaker 11: somehow less of a woman, or not a feminist, or

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Speaker 11: not advocating for equality if you do.

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Speaker 9: So.

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Speaker 1: Let's focus on a couple different things here. First of all,

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Speaker 1: the four hundred thousand dollars you need? Four hundred thousand dollars.

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Speaker 1: They love peddling this line out there so young people

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Speaker 1: can say, I just don't have the money for it.

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Speaker 1: I know when we first had kids, we certainly didn't

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Speaker 1: have anything close to four hundred thousand dollars. I don't

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Speaker 1: think we had forty thousand dollars that actually raised them.

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Speaker 1: Yet we raised them just.

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Speaker 11: Fine, Absolutely true. I have no idea where this number

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Speaker 11: came from truly and interestingly, Sonny Houston actually doubled down.

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Speaker 11: She insisted, no, this is what it costs to pay

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Speaker 11: for childcare every year across the country.

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Speaker 9: If you're paying.

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Speaker 11: Four hundred thousand dollars for childcare, I don't even want

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Speaker 11: to know how elite your services are. But I did

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Speaker 11: some looking it up and found out that the average

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Speaker 11: family really does pay about ten thousand to fifteen thousand

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Speaker 11: dollars per year if they need to send their baby

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Speaker 11: to something like daycare, and.

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Speaker 1: That is expensive.

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Speaker 11: But that's exactly why you see pro life, conservative, pro

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Speaker 11: family Americans advocating for things like bigger child tax credits

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Speaker 11: and making it possible for young people to buy their

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Speaker 11: first home instead of selling it off to a major

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Speaker 11: international corporation like Blackstone. It's why people are advocating like

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Speaker 11: our Vice President JD Vance when he was in the

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Speaker 11: Senate to introduce legislation that would make childbirth free in

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Speaker 11: this country. It's why we fund things like pro life

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Speaker 11: pregnancy centers what we call pregnancy resource centers, who actually

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Speaker 11: provide free prenatal care and childcare and free supplies like

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Speaker 11: diapers to moms facing unexpected pregnancies. Every single day across

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Speaker 11: this country. This was all, of course, speculated from Sunny Houston,

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Speaker 11: who is wearing an eight hundred dollars jacket as she

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Speaker 11: is screaming at you about the affordability crisis, and her

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Speaker 11: net worth as a mom of two is about six

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Speaker 11: million dollars.

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Speaker 9: So talk about ridiculously out of touch.

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Speaker 11: And totally unaware of where the average young American family is.

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Speaker 1: An eight hundred dollars jackets. Good God, all right, I'm

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Speaker 1: gonna set aside the crass comment made about your body.

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Speaker 1: But I think Whitney Cummings really summed up there thinking

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Speaker 1: on this pretty nicely or horribly, whichever way you want

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Speaker 1: to put it here.

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Speaker 12: She was, I just want TATA is about dance.

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Speaker 2: We're optional, That's right.

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Speaker 1: We don't do pants.

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Speaker 12: We do Winnie the Poo at my house. I would

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Speaker 12: just say, isabellut, maybe let's check in with yours and

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Speaker 12: hear and see if you still want a lot more, Isabelle.

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Speaker 1: This is particularly gross because it goes right after the

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Speaker 1: vanity of all young people, not just young women. And

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Speaker 1: I understand it's the Instagram age where everyone has a

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Speaker 1: thousand filters and everyone looks perfect on a beach in

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Speaker 1: Fiji somewhere, and then you start comparing yourself to all

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Speaker 1: this and that. But it's not the end of the

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Speaker 1: world to have children and have your body change, is it.

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Speaker 1: In fact, it's kind of wonderful.

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Speaker 11: No, it's the greatest blessing anyone could ever ask for.

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Speaker 9: Jesse.

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Speaker 11: Someone put it really poignantly to me the other day

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Speaker 11: that pregnancy and childbirth and raising your child really in

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Speaker 11: the first year of their life is the one time

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Speaker 11: we as human beings are invited into the creation of

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Speaker 11: new life, right alongside God. That is not just a privilege,

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Speaker 11: it's a miracle. And I was really disturbed by this

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Speaker 11: common in particular a because I've had to talk about

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Speaker 11: my boobs more in the last twenty four hours than

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Speaker 11: ever before, and I thought we weren't interested in body

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Speaker 11: shaming and women to our genitalia.

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Speaker 9: But I digress.

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Speaker 11: This woman actually is a comedian talking about her motherhood

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Speaker 11: experience almost every single day on her platform of millions

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Speaker 11: of followers. She has posted videos advocating for breastfeeding in

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Speaker 11: the past, but then immediately turns around and shames another

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Speaker 11: mom for breastfeeding. By the way, Whitney, my boobs are fine,

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Speaker 11: and I've been breastfeeding for eleven months. It's been a

601
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Speaker 11: wonderful experience. But has to create this level of shame

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Speaker 11: and attack against another woman because you want other women

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Speaker 11: to experience that beautiful bond that is unlike anything else

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Speaker 11: humanity has to offer. It's really pathetic, but their shallowness

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Speaker 11: just goes to show that they don't really have any

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Speaker 11: substance to what they're saying.

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Speaker 1: Isabelle, I want you to expand on a point you

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Speaker 1: kind of touched on it. It all comes down to this,

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Speaker 1: Why attack the family unit? Everything is an assault on

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Speaker 1: the family unit. Now everybody has to be gay, women

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Speaker 1: all have to be single. This is that you shouldn't

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Speaker 1: have kids, or it's bad for mother Gaya or whatever.

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Speaker 1: These dumb, godless hicky hits be freaks are selling out there. Now,

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Speaker 1: Why is everything in attack on the family unit? You know,

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Speaker 1: the man, the woman getting married, staying married and making babies.

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Speaker 1: Why is that such a threat to them?

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Speaker 11: I said this in my Instagram caption when I originally

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Speaker 11: responded to this last night Jesse. But I don't think

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Speaker 11: that this is coincidental whatsoever that this kicked off Holy

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Speaker 11: Week for the women of the view, we are marching

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Speaker 11: toward the Cross this Friday, on the passion of the

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Speaker 11: Lord on Good Friday, and celebrating his resurrection at Easter

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Speaker 11: this Sunday. And the family is indeed the most beautiful

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Speaker 11: example of God's design for humanity. It's when we lay

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Speaker 11: our lives down for one another, we experience genuine humility,

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Speaker 11: and in such through suffering, are united to Jesus Christ

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Speaker 11: in the most beautiful ways possible. And as women get

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Speaker 11: to experience this creation of new life. Pope John Paul

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Speaker 11: the Second famously talked regularly about how the family is

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Speaker 11: uniquely under attack in the modern era, and essentially, I'm

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Speaker 11: paraphrasing regularly used to say, as the family goes, so

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Speaker 11: goes the nation with it, and then the whole world

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Speaker 11: in which we live. You're going to see a lot

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Speaker 11: more of these attacks on the family. But it's why

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Speaker 11: we have to safeguard and protect it now more than

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Speaker 11: ever before. Boy, is that true today from the view

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Speaker 11: and in general and culture in America in twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 11: But what a beautiful way for us to continue fighting

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Speaker 11: for the timeless beauty of the strongest building block of

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Speaker 11: all of humanity, the family.

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Speaker 1: Amen, go young people, get married, stay married and make

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Speaker 1: a bunch of babies. You might just enjoy yourself, Isabelle,

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Speaker 1: Thank you so much. Chloe Trapanado always a good time. Next.

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Speaker 1: So something happened over the weekend, A couple things. Actually,

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Speaker 1: I had a bad, bad case of the man cold sniffles.

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Speaker 1: Don't worry, I'm totally fine. And that resulted in me

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Speaker 1: having to be sitting around the house, which I hate doing.

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Speaker 1: Don't worry, I'm going somewhere with this. And as I

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Speaker 1: was sitting around the house, I did something I also

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Speaker 1: hate doing. Over the weekend, I was on my phone.

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Speaker 1: You know, I generally don't do that. Put the phone down,

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Speaker 1: like I tell you too. But I'm on my phone

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Speaker 1: and the leader of El Salvador was doing a lot

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Speaker 1: of posting. Go look it up yourself, and it may

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Speaker 1: be sad. What was he posting? He was posting before

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Speaker 1: and after pictures of El Salvador. El Salvador used to

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Speaker 1: be this crime ridden dump, murder capital of the Western Hemisphere,

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Speaker 1: ruled by gangs, completely awful. Well, he threw a bunch

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Speaker 1: of judges out of office. He took all the murders

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Speaker 1: and rapists and thieves and threw them in a deep,

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Speaker 1: dark dungeon. And now you can see El Salvador looks

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Speaker 1: like a beautiful, clean metropolis. You see, you can actually

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Speaker 1: have that kind of society if you have the will

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Speaker 1: to do so. Washington, d C. Homicides have dropped sixty

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Speaker 1: one percent, carjacking dropped fifty three percent, robbery dropped forty

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Speaker 1: five percent because Donald Trump, who deserves all the credit

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Speaker 1: in the world, just decided to start cleaning the place up.

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Speaker 1: Joining me now, Chloe Trapanado hasn't joined us in a while,

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Speaker 1: opinion writer for The Daily Wire. Hey Chloe, how do

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Speaker 1: you do it?

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Speaker 9: Hey Jesse, it's going to be back. Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 9: That's a great question.

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Speaker 15: We're all wondering it because we're all seeing the effects

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Speaker 15: of President Trump's policies playing out. I mean, I can

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Speaker 15: tell you as a DC resident, it feels safer, it

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Speaker 15: looks cleaner. He has beautified the city in a way

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Speaker 15: that Miss Bowser has just not been able to do.

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Speaker 9: And I'm very glad that he's done it.

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Speaker 15: I think the article said that he cleaned out one

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Speaker 15: hundred and forty two homeless encampments. He does have one

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Speaker 15: more and that would be the homeless encampment near my house,

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Speaker 15: but I do live quite far from downtown, so I

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Speaker 15: can't follow him for that one.

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Speaker 1: Okay, clearing out homeless encampments, how does that translate to

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Speaker 1: such a safer place.

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Speaker 15: Well, that was a huge one for me because obviously,

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Speaker 15: as a young girl, it's not enjoyable to walk down

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Speaker 15: the streets of the nation's capital and see a bunch

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Speaker 15: of drug riddled men just screaming and throwing things and

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Speaker 15: being provocative doing discussing things while you're walking home. So

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Speaker 15: that was step one for me in the beautification process,

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Speaker 15: and that really made a huge, huge difference. But besides

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Speaker 15: just the homeless encampments, like you said, homicides dropped sixty

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Speaker 15: one percent, robberies fell forty five percent, So again, for

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Speaker 15: young girls in the city, it really does make a

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Speaker 15: world of a difference. We go out late at night,

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Speaker 15: we don't want to see criminals. There were sixty some

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Speaker 15: gang members who were arrested. I can't believe that there

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Speaker 15: were even that many gang criminals in our city to

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Speaker 15: begin with, But really all he had to do was

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Speaker 15: bring in the National Guard and it's made a world

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Speaker 15: of a difference. I just saw a video of Charlie

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Speaker 15: Kirk from back in the day, and he said one

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Speaker 15: of the first things that he would do if he

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Speaker 15: was president would be to bring in the National Guards

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Speaker 15: to a lot of these major cities and clean them up.

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Speaker 15: And I'm glad the President Trump is doing that at

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Speaker 15: least with DC and Memphis for now, and I hope

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Speaker 15: he continues that elsewhere.

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Speaker 1: Oh okay, Chloe, Well, the decent normal human being would

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Speaker 1: hear us discussing this thing and possibly come up with

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Speaker 1: the question of why doesn't Chicago do this? Why doesn't

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Speaker 1: New York do this? Why doesn't La do this? If

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Speaker 1: l Salvador can do it and Donald Trump can do

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Speaker 1: it in DC in Memphis, then why aren't other cities

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Speaker 1: doing it? Who wants to live in squalor and filth

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Speaker 1: and crime. Last time I was in New York, I

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Speaker 1: saw somebody peeing on the sidewalk in broad daylight, right

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Speaker 1: in front of me. Drugs everywhere. People don't want to

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Speaker 1: live like.

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Speaker 15: This, right, I guess the white liberal women want to

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Speaker 15: live like this, because these are the ladies who are

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Speaker 15: protesting our fascist regime that we're seeing. Just because Donald

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Speaker 15: Trump had has deployed the military to our streets. And

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Speaker 15: I think they get away with saying this jesse because

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Speaker 15: they live in they are gated communities in these very wealthy, affluent,

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Speaker 15: white liberal women. They live in the suburbs, and they

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Speaker 15: don't see the crime and the homelessness, and they just

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Speaker 15: never have to experience any of this themselves, So it's

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Speaker 15: very easy for them to come out on a beautiful

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Speaker 15: Saturday and chant the normal slogans and sayings, say that

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Speaker 15: we have a king, say that it's fascists for the

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Speaker 15: national Guard to be deployed, because they never have to

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Speaker 15: see the consequences of what the city looked like before

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Speaker 15: the national Guard was there. They didn't have to take

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Speaker 15: the metro, take public transportation. A lot of these people

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Speaker 15: have their own private drivers. It's the same thing with Hollywood.

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Speaker 15: These people never really experience real world problems and issues.

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Speaker 15: So you know, now whenever the situation gets solved, doesn't

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Speaker 15: make much of a difference for them.

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Speaker 9: They can continue to pander and virtue signal.

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Speaker 1: Chloe, Democrat running for Senate in the state of Michigan,

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Speaker 1: has been hesitant to criticize terrorist attackers because he's worried

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Speaker 1: about offending the constituency of Michigan. Immigration really is working

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Speaker 1: out great for this country.

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Speaker 9: It absolutely is not.

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Speaker 15: I'm reading a book right now by Danise Jesusa, The

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Speaker 15: Death of a Nation, and he talks about how you

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Speaker 15: know now a days, the modern slavery is just this

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Speaker 15: democratic urban plantation that we're seeing through these illegal immigrants.

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Speaker 15: So they are going to continue to pander to the

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Speaker 15: illegal immigrant. They're going to continue to let them in.

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Speaker 15: They're not going to care that they often carry with them, fraud,

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Speaker 15: the idea of a moral familism, and all of these

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Speaker 15: different crimes and terrorism. They don't really care, So they're

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Speaker 15: going to continue to bring in the illegal immigrant. Democrats

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Speaker 15: are at the expense of the citizen, the American citizen.

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Speaker 15: And again this is what Denise Jesusa calls the urban

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Speaker 15: democratic plantation, and they are going to continue to pander

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Speaker 15: to these groups to get their votes, and we are

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Speaker 15: going to have to suffer the American people because of it.

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Speaker 9: It's completely unfortunate.

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Speaker 1: So in the end, it's just about power. No care

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Speaker 1: for your safety, the safety of my wife, my kids,

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Speaker 1: the cleanliness of the nation, though no thought to any

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Speaker 1: of these things. It's just a naked power graph.

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Speaker 15: Now it is all about the power graph, and that's

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Speaker 15: how you see things like Sheridan Gordon. I wrote about

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Speaker 15: Sheridan Gorman. I wrote about her last week for The

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Speaker 15: Daily Wire. Obviously, a young eighteen year old girl who

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Speaker 15: went to Leyola University in Chicago, and she was killed

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Speaker 15: by an illegal immigrant. Because Democrats want to pander to

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Speaker 15: this group, they want their vote, so they allow people

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Speaker 15: like this to stay in the nation, to come from

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Speaker 15: countries like Venezuela, come into Chicago. They allow them to

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Speaker 15: commit crimes, and then because of their sanctuary city policies,

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Speaker 15: they allow the criminal to be released back out onto

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Speaker 15: the streets without ever having to notify Ice, without ever

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Speaker 15: having to honor a detainer. And then these illegal criminals

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Speaker 15: are allowed back out because of again Democratic sanctuary city policies,

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Speaker 15: and people American citizens die, Young eighteen year old girls die.

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Speaker 15: She was just trying to see the beautiful northern lights

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Speaker 15: in the sky. She was with her friends. And I mean,

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Speaker 15: this is again, is something that I do. And that's

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Speaker 15: why I'm so grateful that cities like DC have been

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Speaker 15: cleaned up and crime is been taken out of urban

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Speaker 15: places like that. Because I want to walk down the

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Speaker 15: streets with my friends at night and not be shot.

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Speaker 15: It's absolutely heinous.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I prefer not to be shot as well. Gavin

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Speaker 1: Newsom is out there bouncing around the country trying to

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Speaker 1: do the normy thing. Hey man, I like guns with

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Speaker 1: all the hands stuff, and it's all very odd. And

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Speaker 1: then his witch wife just keeps doing the podcast circuit,

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Speaker 1: making him seem like the turbocamie freak that he actually is.

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Speaker 1: And I find the whole thing to be incredibly entertaining.

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Speaker 1: I do too.

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Speaker 15: And I also just wrote a piece about Miss Jennifer

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Speaker 15: Sybel Newsom, and she is riddled with hypocrisy.

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Speaker 9: Just a few years.

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Speaker 15: Ago, she was saying that she had to take her

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Speaker 15: children on a racism safari tour to the Red States

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Speaker 15: to have them experience how awful these Red States are. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 15: there's plenty of racism to go around in their own

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Speaker 15: wacky state of California.

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Speaker 9: The crime rates against.

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Speaker 15: Jewish people, people LGBTQ, people of color have skyrocketed in California,

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Speaker 15: and obviously they are just ripe with hypocrisy themselves. Gavenusom's

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Speaker 15: out there telling black people that he too can't read

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Speaker 15: This family absolutely cracks me up, Jesse.

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Speaker 1: That's one of my favorites. All right, Chloe, let's see

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Speaker 1: all right, light in the mood next. All right, it's

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Speaker 1: time to lighten the mood. And I know we Iclee

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Speaker 1: Travis on the show earlier, and I acted friendly with Clay.

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Speaker 1: But the truth is Clay is a terrible person. Clay

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Speaker 1: is I would some might call a monster. I don't

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Speaker 1: know if I would go that far. But in case

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Speaker 1: you're think I'm lying about that, I want you to

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Speaker 1: watch this.

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Speaker 8: What say you about the potato chips ice cream controversy?

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Speaker 16: I wish I could tell you I was surprised Buck

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Speaker 16: that mister orders Brussels sprouts thinks that it's bad to

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Speaker 16: somehow put potatoes on ice cream. But let me just

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Speaker 16: inform Clay of something that every single person listening knows.

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Speaker 16: The combination of salty and sweet is one of the

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Speaker 16: great combinations in the history of mankind. Just because Clay

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Speaker 16: was never forward thinking enough to crumble up potato chips

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Speaker 16: and his ice cream doesn't mean he gets to sit

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Speaker 16: there and take petty shots at me as he eats

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Speaker 16: Brussels sprouts and mashed potatoes, looking down his nose at

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Speaker 16: real Americans who actually know what flavor is.

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Speaker 8: You were just saying the combination of salty and sweet

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Speaker 8: is great. This makes sense since you were a Kamala

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Speaker 8: Harris voter. That's good.

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Speaker 1: That's good. Earth a terrible person. I'll see them more.