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Speaker 2: Now, this is chilling, it really is, and it clearly

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Speaker 1: It's chilling.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 2: Do I think they're ever going to have evidence to

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Speaker 1: No, they won't, but.

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Speaker 4: They can make it miserable.

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Speaker 5: In terms of Democrats standing up, should your Senate colleagues

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Speaker 4: Is this even a question of course we should?

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Speaker 6: Did we not learn our lesson when we acquiesced early

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Speaker 7: Look, we didn't start off but a good foot.

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Speaker 8: We had Democrats vote from Lake and Riley that is.

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Speaker 9: Allowed for deportation without due process.

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Speaker 10: We had Democrats vote from capitulation. We need to stand

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Speaker 9: This is one of these moments where there's got to

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Speaker 11: We can't live in the world anymore where we pretend

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Speaker 11: clear that the Republicans, who are not supported by the

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Speaker 11: determined to rig every rule they can, to break laws,

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Speaker 11: And that's what I love about what California is doing.

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Speaker 12: And Poland is now showing that gen Z is, like

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Speaker 12: We were told that our masculinity was toxic. The Democrats

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Speaker 13: What I know is they didn't release parts of the transcript.

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Speaker 13: They released the whole trans and you know, so you

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Speaker 13: Department who handled all this. You don't think the Garland

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Speaker 13: We knew President Trump didn't didn't do anything wrong here.

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Speaker 4: He said that repeatedly.

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Speaker 13: This transcript is the whole transcript, and it confirms that.

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Speaker 13: So I think this is there's nothing there. It seems

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Speaker 14: Offered apparently an opportunity to go to Costa Rica, which

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Speaker 14: But apparently he turned that deal down. Now he's looking

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Speaker 15: I never witnessed the president in any inappropriate setting in

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Speaker 6: So we've already kicked nearly two hundred and seventy five

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Speaker 16: Of course, people who are here and were not documented

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Speaker 16: They end up getting congressional representation that ought by right

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Speaker 17: I know the Charlie Kirk Show every day is a

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Speaker 17: battle for your mind. Raging information coming from every angle,

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Speaker 17: but the will to deceive.

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Speaker 1: Fear not.

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Speaker 17: You found the place for truth, the voice of a

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Speaker 17: generation that still has the will to believe in the

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Speaker 17: greatest country in the history of the world. This is

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Speaker 17: the Charlie Kirk Show. Buckle up here we go.

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Speaker 4: Okay, everybody, Radio stations across the country. Honored to be

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Speaker 4: with you. As always. You can email us Freedom at

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Speaker 4: Charliekirk dot com and we are here at the Bitcoin

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Speaker 4: this summer meeting that they had recently. You see, the

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Speaker 4: Republican Party, we certainly have problems. We have been fighting.

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Speaker 4: We got to get rid of this blue Slit problem.

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Speaker 4: represents families, parents, entrepreneurs, moms, maha workers. What does the

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Speaker 4: this is a shout out to all the important work

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Speaker 4: You see the left they like to attack us a lot,

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Speaker 4: new voters at Turning Point Action. And this is from

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Speaker 4: the New York Times the other day. Put that back

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Speaker 4: up on screen. Please, Illinois is going to lose electoral votes.

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Speaker 4: Newsom's out there screaming into the sky California is this

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Speaker 4: All of these statistics, all of this data can be manipulated,

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Speaker 4: Just keep this up on screen for all of you

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Speaker 15: The DNC acknowledges and honors the Dakota Yata, the Dakota

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Speaker 4: Oh, you guys are into indigenous land. That's fun. Let's

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Speaker 4: Charliekirk dot com. So let's go a little deeper on

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Speaker 4: this land acknowledgment thing. If you don't know what a

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Speaker 4: The Democrat Party is so self loathing, depressing, anti Western,

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Speaker 20: what's happened over the last of us more than week

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Speaker 21: Local law enforcement told me, sir that in the past

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Speaker 21: other day. That's you know, two hundred murders a year,

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Speaker 21: one two fifty. But about every other day a person

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Speaker 21: We've been doing this for two weeks, zero people killed.

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Speaker 21: That's real lives saved. That the media and frankly, the

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Speaker 21: entire Democratic Party should be saying thank you for saving

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Speaker 21: lives instead of attacking.

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Speaker 22: The President of United States for doing so.

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Speaker 1: Let nobody ignores him. It's the Charlie Kirkshow.

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Speaker 4: Welcome back, everybody. I just got a hilarious email that

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Speaker 4: TikTok economic impact dot Com. Joining us now is Gaddy

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Speaker 4: salta director of the US Marshall's mister REALTA. Great to

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Speaker 4: see you and thank you for the great work that

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Speaker 4: you are doing. The takeover. You did a takeover of Washington, DC.

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Speaker 4: You're helping facilitate it, and you've done of a bunch

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Speaker 4: of patrols. Just walk our audience through what exactly is

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Speaker 4: happening on the streets of Washington, d C. You're a

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Speaker 4: law enforcement guy and the dramatic change since President Trump

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Speaker 4: authorized the federal takeover of our nation's capital.

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Speaker 10: Thank you, Thank you for having me here, Charlie. Is

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Speaker 10: quite an honor to be on your show.

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Speaker 4: Thank you.

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Speaker 23: What we are doing here is we are coordinating with

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Speaker 23: twenty different federal law enforcement agencies to assist the Metropolitan

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Speaker 23: Police Department in effectuating a crime surge, or I should

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Speaker 23: say an anti crime surge, crime prevention surge that has

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Speaker 23: netted some pretty impressive results. The one I like to

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Speaker 23: talk about the most is the one and fifteen guns

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Speaker 23: taken from the hands of folks that should not have guns,

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Speaker 23: the criminal element, if you will. You know, it's hard

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Speaker 23: to quantify how many lives we may have saved in

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Speaker 23: doing that.

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Speaker 10: And you know, President Trump has.

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Speaker 23: Has entrusted the United States Marshall Service to coordinate this

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Speaker 23: and we're honored for that.

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Speaker 4: So what what are you hearing on the ground and

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Speaker 4: is it correct now? That is it thirteen days without

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Speaker 4: a murder. I again, if we missed a murder last night,

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Speaker 4: I don't want to misspeak, but I believe it's thirteen

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Speaker 4: straight days. Is that streak still still going?

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Speaker 23: It was, it was twelve straight days, and and we

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Speaker 23: did have a homicide last night. We're still looking into

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Speaker 23: it because the man was found with with a wound

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Speaker 23: to his torso in the middle of the high the hallway.

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Speaker 10: Of his apartment building.

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Speaker 23: So uh, you know, we're still looking into that to

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Speaker 23: see see what impact what exactly happened there.

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Speaker 4: That's too bad. So that's why I asked the question

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Speaker 4: the way I did. However, twelve straight days is a

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Speaker 4: remarkable accomplishment. Let's play some piece of tape here, and

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Speaker 4: I know that you guys did a ride along and

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Speaker 4: the process kind of come with. Let's go to this

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Speaker 4: h four Polace.

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Speaker 24: No police officer working in the city can remember a

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Speaker 24: You can work with the police car for twenty years,

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Speaker 24: thirty years, or whole life. We've checked the records. No

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Speaker 24: one can even find a record of being murder free

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Speaker 24: for as long as.

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Speaker 10: You've been murder free under President Trump's leadership. The street

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Speaker 10: criminals here in Washington, d C.

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Speaker 24: We're doing business directly with the transnational criminal cartels, the

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Speaker 24: foreign terrorist organizations. So not only was the city being

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Speaker 24: run by these criminal thubs, but they were working with

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Speaker 24: some of the most dangerous terrorist organizations on the planet

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Speaker 24: to traffic weapons and drugs into this sitting and we're

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Speaker 24: covering every day is shocking to us and we look

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Speaker 24: forward to sharing all the results with you. But President Trump,

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Speaker 24: your leadership has uncovered some of the great public.

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Speaker 10: Safety scannals of our life.

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Speaker 8: And now because of.

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Speaker 10: You, people are safe and free for the first time ever.

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Speaker 4: In the center. What are you learning as the head

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Speaker 4: of the US Marshals, what actually is working for this

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Speaker 4: draumatic drop in crime?

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Speaker 23: Well, actually arresting people that that's something that wasn't happening

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Speaker 23: here in Washington, d C. UH, with any consistency, there's

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Speaker 23: still a lot of work to do. The DC Council

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Speaker 23: here unfortunately, has has humstrung the law enforcement efforts. UH.

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Speaker 23: That is something that President Trump in our in our

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Speaker 23: very tough ag uh PAMBONDI are working on. You know,

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Speaker 23: there's a revolving door process here, Charlie, that you know

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Speaker 23: that the there's no cash bail. I mean there's no accountability. Uh,

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Speaker 23: if you commit a crime, they let you ride out.

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Speaker 23: I mean that they're overworking these cops. And essentially, you know,

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Speaker 23: President Trump has has unhandcuffed law enforcement here by bringing

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Speaker 23: quiet rules that this DC Council has.

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Speaker 4: Let's go to cut three fourteen. This is a longer clip,

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Speaker 4: but it's very, very important. This is Fox's Alexis McAdams

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Speaker 4: who rode along with you to make DC safe again.

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Speaker 4: And listen carefully to the end of the clip. The

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Speaker 4: wanted man who says, quote, the judge is going to say,

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Speaker 4: we will put him on a three day hold, and

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Speaker 4: then once the three day hold is up, he never

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Speaker 4: that he'll be out in no time. These are repeat offenders, everybody.

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Speaker 4: This is what the Democrat Party has done, running our

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Speaker 4: inner cities with crime. I think crime is the number

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Speaker 4: one issue in America and remains to be Play Cup

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Speaker 4: three fourteen.

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Speaker 19: So you see that.

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Speaker 4: White House right behind me.

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Speaker 25: Well, we only went a matter of blocks to make

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Speaker 25: some of these arrests. As the Trump administration continues there

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Speaker 25: crackdown on crime, and they sure were busy here in

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Speaker 25: the nation's capitol. Watch cameras rolling as we spent hours

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Speaker 25: in different parts of Washington, d C. And there were

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Speaker 25: two men arrested when we were there, rolling up in

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Speaker 25: high crime areas as the team served warrants for suspects

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Speaker 25: wanted for a long list of violent crimes like what well, robbery, carjacking, assault,

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Speaker 25: just to name a few. And these people were just

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Speaker 25: One man wanted a connection with an armed carjacking in

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Speaker 25: Maryland told us that why are you sending me back

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Speaker 25: to jail?

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Speaker 4: I won't even be there very long.

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Speaker 3: The judges then' eve gonna say we're gonna put them

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Speaker 3: on a three day hold. Then once the three day

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Speaker 3: holds us up and run. Who never shows up? I

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Speaker 3: do them at over dctjail six times for the same mord.

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Speaker 3: They never show up. Dcjail has to release me. They

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Speaker 3: release me. It's the same thing every time, the same

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Speaker 3: thing every time.

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Speaker 4: And that chip is clip is chilling. I can't quite

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Speaker 4: understand what the young man is saying there. I think

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Speaker 4: he's saying, every time I show up, the judge is

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Speaker 4: not there. So we're just releasing these violent criminals repeatedly

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Speaker 4: back on the streets. Is that correct?

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Speaker 10: That is correct, Charlie.

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Speaker 23: He is in particular discussing to a warrant that he

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Speaker 23: enforcement agencies to extrad item to the jurisdiction, which is

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Speaker 23: in Maryland. So that's what he's referring to. However, that's

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Speaker 23: a perfect example. That is the most to hold them

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Speaker 23: three days. We had to fight to hold people for

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Speaker 23: forty eight hours just to process them into the federal system.

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Speaker 23: I mean, it is a broken system. It is a

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Speaker 23: system that needs to be looked at, and it's just

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Speaker 23: not working.

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Speaker 4: Yes, I think, I mean I beyond agree with that.

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Speaker 4: Let's play another piece of tape here. By the way,

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Speaker 4: what he was saying in the tape, they never show up.

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Speaker 4: He has to release me. They release me. It's the

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Speaker 4: same thing every year. They so this is like an

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Speaker 4: annual tradition for this carjacker. He just kind of does this.

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Speaker 4: You know, they release me. Let's go to another piece

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Speaker 4: of tape here and this involves you. Let's play cup

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Speaker 4: three eighteen please Gatti Salta.

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Speaker 25: He's the current director of US Marshall Service. He was

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Speaker 25: sworn in earlier this month and he is running point

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Speaker 25: for twenty plus agencies.

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Speaker 1: Is DC safe?

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Speaker 10: Well, we're on our way there. We're working on it.

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Speaker 23: As you can see, we have we still have work

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Speaker 23: to do. But well we've only been at this about

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Speaker 23: two weeks.

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Speaker 25: What would you tell other people across the city that

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Speaker 25: think they might be able to get away from you.

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Speaker 10: And your team? Oh, they're not going to get away.

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Speaker 10: What I would suggest that they turned themselves in.

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Speaker 4: So, I mean your background. You began your law enforcement

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Speaker 4: career in the Miami Dade Police Department. You have an

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Speaker 4: amazing career. You're the police chief for Palmetto Bay and

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Speaker 4: you know crime. What is the best way to handle

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Speaker 4: a situation like DC? Forget the DC, you know, kind

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Speaker 4: of holding your hands behind your back and kind of

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Speaker 4: preventing you. I'm sure you now have a clear operational

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Speaker 4: picture of what DC needs. Does DC need more social workers?

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Speaker 4: Does it need more cops? Does it need more enforcement?

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Speaker 4: If you were now to write a prescriptive document to

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Speaker 4: make sure crime dramatically goes down in DC.

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Speaker 23: What would that be, sir, Well, that would be the

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Speaker 23: unhandcuffed the police and and to.

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Speaker 23: It's you're essentially grabbing violent folks, putting them.

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Speaker 10: releasing them the same day, hours later. I mean that

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Speaker 23: And then to add to that, the court system here,

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Speaker 23: looking at here. We're looking at individuals that are consistently released.

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Speaker 23: The laws here are made for the criminals. So the

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Speaker 4: more complicated than that, but that's what they're doing. Mister Sirelta,

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Speaker 4: Stay right there, okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as

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Speaker 4: always freedom at Charliekirk dot com. I've resisted this story

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Speaker 4: for quite some time because there's a lot happening in

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Speaker 4: this nation right now, but this one's getting a lot

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Speaker 4: of attention and I certainly have strong opinions about it.

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Speaker 4: And it's a lot more than a logo. So Cracker

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Speaker 4: Barrel has changed their logo from the one that we've

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Speaker 4: always been used to this just really vanilla. I mean,

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Speaker 4: that's like the tip but coal risk averse corporate rebrand

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Speaker 4: on the right, where the other one feels very traditional.

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Speaker 4: You kind of pass it down and people are kind

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Speaker 4: of freaking out. And so this was Cocker Barrel response.

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Speaker 4: They say, oh, Cracker Barrel's gone woke. That's probably true,

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Speaker 4: and they have this long, ridiculous letter. If the last

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Speaker 4: few days have shown us anything, it's so deeply we

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Speaker 4: care about Cracker Barrel. We're truly grateful for your heartfelt choices.

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Speaker 4: What is it? And this is the most offensive part

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Speaker 4: of the entire thing. Let me tell you what has

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Speaker 4: not changed and will never change are the values at

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Speaker 4: this company was built on hard work, family and scratch

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Speaker 4: cooked food made with care, hold on time, on time.

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Speaker 4: Let if you guys were going to fix something, make

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Speaker 4: it so that your food is actually digestible. The logo

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Speaker 4: thing is completely irrelevantly. If you were guys are going

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Speaker 4: to go to a corporate brand, bring in maybe a

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Speaker 4: team like bring in Paula Deane. I think Paula Dean

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Speaker 4: would be a great rebrand. At this point, only Sydney

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Speaker 4: Sweeney can save you. You guys have completely messed this up.

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Speaker 4: There is only a single way out of this hell

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Speaker 4: hole that you have done. That's right. Only Sydney Sweeney

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Speaker 4: can save crackerr Cracker. At this point, they should just

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Speaker 4: basically go to their bank whoever there has their line

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Speaker 4: of credit, and say we need two hundred and fifty

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Speaker 4: million dollars. Why we're going to pay Sidney Sweeney whatever

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Speaker 4: it takes to go eat fried chicken and our disgusting food.

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Speaker 4: Now people say the pancakes are good, I don't know.

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Speaker 4: Have listen, Cracker Barrel, I'm giving you some free advice.

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Speaker 4: Go borrow two hundred whatever it takes, and go make

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Speaker 4: her honorary chair and have her just sit in a

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Speaker 4: rocking chair. In fact, what you should do is you

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Speaker 4: should say the first one thousand guests every Saturday get

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Speaker 4: a free Sydney Sweeney bobblehead or something thing. Just Sidney

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Speaker 4: Sweeney sitting in a rocking chair, slow motion. At this point,

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Speaker 4: it's the only thing that can save you. The ad

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Speaker 4: shoots itself. What are you guys doing with a corporate rebrand?

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Speaker 4: And this thing is just ridiculous. And by the way,

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Speaker 4: they have a whole LGBTQ alliance. Okay, let's just be honest.

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Speaker 4: I can we put this LGBTQ thing up. When I

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Speaker 4: think of Cracker Barrel, and I think of the type

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Speaker 4: of person that goes to Cracker Barrel, which, of course

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Speaker 4: I've got our audience loves Cracker Barrel, and a lot

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Speaker 4: of people do. I can almost guarantee you the homosexual

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Speaker 4: kind of community is not gravitating towards Cracker Barrel. Maybe

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Speaker 4: the juice bar, of which doesn't exist in Cracker Barrel.

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Speaker 4: Probably probably some sort of other, you know, uppity metropolitan restaurant.

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Speaker 4: I tried to eat at Cracker Barrel once and it

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Speaker 4: was very difficult. I just it is so unhealthy. It's

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Speaker 4: just like overwhelming. Their whole theme is country and they

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Speaker 4: just transition to modern city. The people want country. If

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Speaker 4: the one thing I we'll say that was always appealing

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Speaker 4: about Cracker Barrel. You walk through the gift store. You know,

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Speaker 4: it's old and traditional, and it feels like a yeah, exactly,

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Speaker 4: it feels like you're going back in time and Markana

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Speaker 4: and you get fried chicken with a side of an angioplasty,

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Speaker 4: and you know it's really it's really country hospitality. And

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Speaker 4: you're driving endlessly, you know, from Chicago to Springfield, Missouri,

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Speaker 4: and then you just pull off to the side of

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Speaker 4: the street or off the highway and there's Cracker Barrel.

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Speaker 4: And now it's trans Cracker Barrel. Now it's something completely different.

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Speaker 4: And so apparently the truth has come out. The key

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Speaker 4: woke reformer in the company was also part of the

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Speaker 4: advisory board at the Human Rights Campaign. Of course, the

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Speaker 4: CEO of Cracker Barrel even admitted the logo change is

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Speaker 4: quote about being a place for everyone, as if having

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Speaker 4: a white man on the original logo was somehow bad. Again,

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Speaker 4: I just I want to be very clear if you

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Speaker 4: are the NFL is doing the same thing with these

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Speaker 4: ridiculous cheerleaders, and yes, men can be cheerleaders, but men

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Speaker 4: should not be go go dancers at football games. Big difference.

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Speaker 4: Nothing more masculine than a man holding up a woman

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Speaker 4: who has to go do some sort of a flip.

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Speaker 4: Not masculine when a guy's doing go go dancing at

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Speaker 4: the Minnesota Vikings football game. I want to go a

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Speaker 4: little bit over time. This is an AI video? Is

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Speaker 4: this a real video? I don't know? Is this I

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Speaker 4: don't understand? Is this real or is it not real?

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Speaker 4: It's AI? Okay, what cut is it? We'll play it

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Speaker 4: after the break. I want to play it. We're gonna

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Speaker 4: go a little bit longer so Ryan can get adequate

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Speaker 4: YouTube material. But listen, for all of you listening on radio,

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Speaker 4: if you were going to Cracker Barrel already, you gotta

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Speaker 4: get Maha in order, okay, because nobody goes to Cracker

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Speaker 4: Barrel to lose weight. I get it. If you want

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Speaker 4: to do it, and you know, kids love it, I'm

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Speaker 4: sure there are worse options. Not only Sydney Sweeney can

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Speaker 4: save you. At this point, We're gonna go a little

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Speaker 4: bit over. Stay right there, okay, everybody, welcome back. Email

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Speaker 4: Miller's doing a phenomenal job every single day fighting for

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Speaker 4: our nation. Katie. Talk about that because there are young

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Speaker 4: to pursue my career. Katie, what is your response to it.

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Speaker 4: I mean, you have a very successful career, you have

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Speaker 27: I see you on campus all the time, Charlie, talking

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Speaker 27: to young women, and I would say it's really important

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Speaker 27: in life.

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Speaker 7: At twenty eight. I wish I would have found Stephen sooner.

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Speaker 27: In my situation is that I was communications director to

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Speaker 27: Department of Homeland Security in President Trump's first term, which

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Speaker 27: is how I met my husband, talking about the need

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Speaker 27: to secure our borders and build the wall, which I'm

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Speaker 27: so glad President Trump is doing now. But truly, what

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Speaker 7: I had three kids.

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Speaker 27: In four years, and then I was a top advisor

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Speaker 27: what I found is that you can have kids. My

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Speaker 27: own career has proven. Don't worry about that gap on

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Speaker 27: your resume. Like I was always taught that you would

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Speaker 27: have this gap and you would never be able to

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Speaker 27: kids will just knock you out, and it's just it's

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Speaker 27: not the case for me.

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Speaker 7: Is my husband has supported my career. We're a team.

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Speaker 27: I'm so excited to see what he's doing. And he's

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Speaker 27: been my greatest champion in this endeavor, calling all of

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Speaker 27: the same way I'm proud of him. And I would

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Speaker 27: ability to go further and hire in your career, not less.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, but why is it that young ladies are presented

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Speaker 4: Do you think that's the right advice we should be issuing. No.

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Speaker 27: I think new age feminism or whatever we're calling it,

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Speaker 27: can do this on my own.

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Speaker 7: Let me tell you, I did it on my own.

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Speaker 7: For a while.

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Speaker 27: I was a proud female, and I'm very proud of

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Speaker 27: the career I had before Steve hun But let me

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Speaker 27: tell you, since I've met Steven, and since we've had

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Speaker 27: women to find their partner. And you know, I wouldn't

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Speaker 27: say it's only on the women, say that there's men

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Speaker 27: these days who don't treat women like the way they should.

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Speaker 27: Stephen was the incredible gentleman who took me on amazing

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Speaker 27: dates and who really, I would say, pursue me and

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Speaker 27: we had a very good courtship and dating life where

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Speaker 27: he did treat me like you know, a woman, A

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Speaker 27: man is supposed to treat a woman, and that's also

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Speaker 27: lost in today's society. Charlie, I know you know you

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Speaker 27: and your own personal life. I'm sure your wife can

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Speaker 27: very much relate to my experiences. When you have a

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Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely. What advice would you give Katie a Katie

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Speaker 4: Miller podcast, and your podcast is very personal, it's great

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Speaker 4: and one day I hope to be big enough to

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Speaker 4: be invited on, but that's a separate Katie. What advice

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Speaker 4: would you give to the Republican Party broadly about reaching

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Speaker 4: young women politically? You're doing a very cultural thing, which

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Speaker 4: is important. But if you were to say, hey, these

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Speaker 4: are one to three things that we should do because

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Speaker 4: the data shows young men are going dramatically to the right,

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Speaker 4: young ladies are going to the left, but not as

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Speaker 4: dramatically as they were a couple of years ago. What

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Speaker 4: can we as a movement do better?

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Speaker 27: So we saw President Trump in the last election, as

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Speaker 27: you just mentioned, close that gender gap a little bit right.

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Speaker 27: That is because they make America Healthy Again movement from

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Speaker 27: Bobby Kennedy and President Trump. We also saw that's because

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Speaker 27: we don't want to trans our children.

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Speaker 7: And Riley Gaines has been a tremendous has made trend

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Speaker 7: of impact in that regard.

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Speaker 27: And I think the more that we can talk to

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Speaker 27: beating our kids good food and not giving our kids

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Speaker 7: The more we.

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Speaker 27: Give moms that outlet, because I believe talking to moms

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Speaker 27: isn't ideological or political. We are, at the end of

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Speaker 27: the day, all just trying to raise our kids in

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Speaker 27: this beautiful country that we love. And I think unless

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Speaker 27: we're cultivating that audience and really build Noie, there isn't

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Speaker 27: a place right now where besides Charlie one of your shows,

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Speaker 27: right like that, truly conservative women can go to get

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Speaker 27: information about politics. We need to create that audience so

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Speaker 27: that way, when we have a twenty twenty eight election

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Speaker 27: in midterms, that our elected leaders can talk to women

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Speaker 27: directly where they are, because I believe that magazines used

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Speaker 27: to do that.

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Speaker 7: But what is magazines anymore?

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Speaker 4: They're just trash, Well they are, and that's right. What

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Speaker 4: is the solution to the intractable allure that so many

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Speaker 4: you know, young ladies have towards liberalism. What issues in

982
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Speaker 4: particular do you think can move them.

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Speaker 27: I think Hollywood and the far left glamorize this vision

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Speaker 27: of you can do it on your own. Women empowerment,

985
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Speaker 27: and I just think we aren't telling women there's another

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Speaker 27: avenue towards women empowerment, which includes having a family right,

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Speaker 27: because far too often you see it on Alex Cooper

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Speaker 27: call her Daddy. They glorify this single woman, this behavior

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Speaker 27: that is in my opinion not certainly not moral, but

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Speaker 27: like it is just the absolute opposite of what I

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Speaker 27: find to give me value every day in my personal life.

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Speaker 7: And you see it on TV and movies.

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Speaker 27: You so, I guess you a clip of Snoop Dogg

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995
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Speaker 27: explain to his kids in a movie what transgenderism is?

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Speaker 27: And why does a woman and a woman who are

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Speaker 27: married and how do they have kids? It's like, why

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Speaker 27: are we inserting that and teaching our children that that

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Speaker 27: is the values of our.

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Speaker 7: Country when it is not.

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Speaker 27: You just also want to tune in and tune out

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Speaker 27: of the noise of everyday life and just be able

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Speaker 27: to enjoy what is a quiet.

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Speaker 7: Household and be able to teach your kids what you want.

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Speaker 7: And so often now we've lost that in society.

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Speaker 27: If only we can tell our neighbors and our people

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Speaker 27: at church and our people in school as everyone's going

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Speaker 27: back to school. These fellow moms said, this is common thought,

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Speaker 27: and you don't have to just go with the flow

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Speaker 27: and be ashamed to be who you are.

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Speaker 4: Yeah. So, in closing here, Katie, how could people find

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Speaker 4: the podcast? What else can we expect from you moving

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Speaker 4: forward with this important project.

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Speaker 7: And it's an exciting time to be a conservative, and.

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Speaker 27: It's an exciting time to talk about what women actually

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Speaker 4: breaking news. This is bigger than ending the Russian Ukrainian War.

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Speaker 4: This is this is bigger than the Trump election. This

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Speaker 4: is bigger than Butler Pennsylvania. I mean, this is this

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Speaker 4: is seismic, earth shattering stuff. Everybody, you will remember where

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Speaker 4: you were. This is bigger than World War two. Honestly,

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Speaker 4: this is bigger than storming the beach than Iwo Jima

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Speaker 4: d Day. You will remember where you were sitting, You

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Speaker 4: remember what you were drinking and eating and feeling and sensing,

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Speaker 4: and I mean, it's just honestly, it might be bigger

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Speaker 4: than the founding of America. This is a whole new founding.

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Speaker 4: This is a new birth of something. This is what

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Speaker 4: of course I'm talking about. Is this is a moment

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Speaker 4: that will live in infamy. Taylor Swift is now engaged

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Speaker 4: to Travis kelce Now has she been engaged before? I

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Speaker 4: need my Taylor Swift historians to I think she has.

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Speaker 4: I could be wrong. Now this is major news. Everyone

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Speaker 4: is talking about it. Travis Kelcey, the pharmaceutical spokesperson and

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Speaker 4: Taylor Swift the pop star are now officially engaged. Okay,

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Speaker 4: where my we couldn't hear him? What did we ask?

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Speaker 4: I must say she has not been engaged, So this

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Speaker 4: is a first. Now, look, it is no mystery that

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Speaker 4: I'm not the world's biggest Taylor Swift fan. However, I

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Speaker 4: think there's actually something here that we should all celebrate.

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Speaker 4: How often do we on this program talk about the

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Speaker 4: three ms make you a better citizen and more conservative, which,

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Speaker 4: of course is mortgage, marriage, and mating. And so Taylor

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Speaker 4: Swift obviously has plenty of mortgages. She's got more homes

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Speaker 4: than I'll ever have, She's incredibly wealthy. But maybe one

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Speaker 4: of the reasons why Taylor Swift has been so just

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Speaker 4: kind of annoyingly liberal over the last couple of years

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Speaker 4: is that she's not yet married and she doesn't have children.

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Speaker 4: I say to this non sarcastically. I say this as

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Speaker 4: a husband and a father. Having children changes you, Getting

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Speaker 4: married changes you. And I hope that America's biggest pop

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Speaker 4: star marrying the pharmaceutical spokesperson ends up conservatizing them. Taylor

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Speaker 4: Swift might deradicalize herself. She might come back down to

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Speaker 4: react reality. I want them to have lots of children.

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Speaker 4: It teaches something about teaches you something about yourself deep down.

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Speaker 4: I think Taylor Swift actually was raised as a conservative

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Speaker 4: that has gotten kind of caught up in this metropolitan

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Speaker 4: liberal stuff, and she doesn't quite have an attachment to

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Speaker 4: the conservative backbone that she was raised in. But this

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Speaker 4: might reattach her in the best possible way. And I'm

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Speaker 4: not saying this sarcastically. I've seen this happen time and

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Speaker 4: time again. When people start to get married and have children,

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Speaker 4: it starts to change your politics, It starts to clarify

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Speaker 4: your worldview. And for Taylor Swift, who obviously is very

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Speaker 4: popular and incredibly supported, Taylor Swift might go from a

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Speaker 4: cat lady to a Jdvan supporter, and I think we

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Speaker 4: should celebrate that. I think that Taylor Swift having two

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Speaker 4: or three children. She should have more children than she

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Speaker 4: has houses. That is my challenge Taylor Swift. And I'm

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Speaker 4: not being sarcastic. I think that if she, if she

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Speaker 4: ends up having children, she'll stop this kind of liberal

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Speaker 4: endorsing Joe Biden nonsense. And we want we want Taylor

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Speaker 4: Swift on Team America. We want you to leave the

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Speaker 4: island of the Wokies, and we would welcome you with

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Speaker 4: open arms. One of the reasons why so many people

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Speaker 4: on the right have been just skeptical or at least

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Speaker 4: a little bit negative on Taylor Swift is up until

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Speaker 4: this point, that's not a great role model for young

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Speaker 4: women to wait all the way until you're thirty five

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Speaker 4: and just put your career first. We just talked about

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Speaker 4: this with Katie Miller. However, there's a great chance to

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Speaker 4: change that. It's a great chance for Taylor Swift now

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Speaker 4: to get married and I have a ton of children.

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Speaker 4: You can certainly afford it, Taylor, and Taylor Swift has

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Speaker 4: been all you know through America and the ups and

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Speaker 4: the downs. And if you feel that violent shaking in

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Speaker 4: your home, that is the earthquake of the pop culture.

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Speaker 4: If you hear that high pitched scream. Those are the

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Speaker 4: young ladies on your block screaming. And honestly, Pfizer pays well, baby,

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Speaker 4: I mean Pfizer pays the bills. That is quite a ring,

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Speaker 4: mister Kelsey. I'm impressed. I gotta be honest. We don't

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Speaker 4: know exactly how much Phiser paid you to peddle that product,

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Speaker 4: but boy, you brought into Benjamin sir. That is some

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Speaker 4: impressive That is some impressive carrots right there. That right

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Speaker 4: there has his own zip code. I'm impressed. All kidding

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Speaker 4: and sarcasm aside, this is something that I hope will

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Speaker 4: make Taylor Swift more conservative, engage in reality more, and

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Speaker 4: get outside of the abstract clouds. Reject feminism, submit to

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Speaker 4: your husband, Taylor, You're not in charge, And most importantly,

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Speaker 4: I can't wait to go to a Taylor Kelsey comf concert.

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Speaker 4: I can't say it without laughing. You gotta change your name.

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Speaker 4: If not, you don't really mean it.

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Speaker 20: Congratulations Taylor, Terrence Bates here with your real America's Voice

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Speaker 20: news break, So good to have you along for the ride.

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Speaker 20: You're looking at a live picture of Washington, DC, specifically

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Speaker 20: the White House, as President Trump is waiting to receive

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Speaker 20: the Prime Minister of Korea. The two are going to

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Speaker 20: hold bilateral talks there. You have to imagine that the

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Speaker 20: situation with North Korea is one of the things that

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Speaker 20: will come up, but more importantly, trade will likely come

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Speaker 20: up and a terrace between the two countries.

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Speaker 10: Again.

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Speaker 20: At any moment, now acting the Prime Minister to arrive

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Speaker 20: here at the White House and President excuse me, President

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Speaker 20: Trump will receive him, the two will have talks, and

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Speaker 20: then the two will open up with the media there

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Speaker 20: in the Oval Office. We of course will have live

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Speaker 20: coverage for you the moment that happens. In the meantime,

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Speaker 20: there's lots of buzz this morning about President Trump potentially

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Speaker 20: deploying National Guard troops to Democrat led cities like Chicago, Baltimore,

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Speaker 20: and New York. Guardsmen currently on duty in the nation's

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Speaker 20: capital also ramping up their posture.

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Speaker 4: The Joint Task Force.

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Speaker 20: Over the federal effort to secure Washington d C confirms

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Speaker 20: that some of the military units on the streets of

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Speaker 20: DC are now carrying either handguns or in some cases, rifles.

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Speaker 20: In a statement, the task Force said the military's rules

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Speaker 20: say that force should only be used quote as a

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Speaker 20: last resort and solely in response to an imminent threat

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Speaker 20: of death or serious bodily harm. Thousands of National Guard

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Speaker 20: and federal law enforcement officers are now patrolling the streets

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Speaker 20: of the nation's capital. On Friday, the Commander in Chief

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Speaker 20: told reporters he thinks Chicago will be next, and then

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Speaker 20: possibly New York. Just a couple of moments ago in

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Speaker 20: the Oval Office, Vice President JD. Vance, also talking about

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Speaker 20: the importance of patrolling the nation's capital and some of

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Speaker 20: what's happened over the last of more than week.

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Speaker 10: And a half.

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Speaker 21: Local law enforcement told me, sir that in the past

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Speaker 21: twenty or thirty years, DC has averaged a murder every

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Speaker 21: other day. That's you know, two hundred murders a year,

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Speaker 21: two fifty. But about every other day a person has

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Speaker 21: been killed on the streets of Washington, d C. We've

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Speaker 21: been doing this for two weeks, zero people killed. That's

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Speaker 21: real lives saved. That the media and frankly, the entire

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Speaker 21: Democratic Party should be saying thank you for saving lives

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Speaker 21: instead of attacking the President of United States for doing so.

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Speaker 1: World you should get over that quickly, and one brainwashed

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Speaker 1: radical at a time, that's enough. It's the Charlie Kirkshow.

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Speaker 4: us now is Jeremy carl author of Unprotected Class, How

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Speaker 4: anti white racism is tearing America apart. Jeremy, I want

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Speaker 4: to broaden the discussion that is currently happening largely online

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Speaker 4: and somewhat on television around student visas. I believe, and

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Speaker 4: I've talked to some people in the administration, I believe

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Speaker 4: there's gonna be some clarifying elements of what's happening with

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Speaker 4: the Chinese visas. Also, we can't weigh in too much

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Speaker 4: about this because President Trump is in the midst of

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Speaker 4: a massive a geopolitical change or trade deal. So there's

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Speaker 4: a given, there's a take. So I haven't really weighed

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Speaker 4: in on much of it. But what instead, what I

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Speaker 4: want to do, Jeremy, is I want to broaden it

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Speaker 4: and just come up with a way that we should

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Speaker 4: think about student visas. Right, President Trump has both of

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Speaker 4: our confidence he's going to crush it. Let's not you know,

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Speaker 4: look at the day to day back and forth with raft.

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Speaker 4: Let's take a more macro picture. Let's go through the

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Speaker 4: let's go through the essence of it. How many people

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Speaker 4: are foreigners that are coming into our schools and that

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Speaker 4: are learning our universities. Is that a good thing? Is

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Speaker 4: it a bad thing? And how should we think about

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Speaker 4: student visas altogether?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, Charlie, And by the way, I just want to

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Speaker 8: echo your comments, which is I understand why people online

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Speaker 8: are going to sort of they are going to freak

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Speaker 8: out and say, oh, you know, he said six hundred thousand,

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Speaker 8: and you sort of wonder these people ever watched Trump

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Speaker 8: negotiate before and you get fooled for the fifty thousand

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Speaker 8: times exactly.

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Speaker 4: This is all part of negotiation. So let's not get

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Speaker 4: I support him completely, but let's talk about more conceptually.

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Speaker 4: Please keep going.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, So conceptually, I think we've got something on the

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Speaker 8: order of a million foreigners studying in the US right now.

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Speaker 8: I think it's there are clearly some advantages. There's particular

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Speaker 8: advantages to the universities now that may be positive or negative,

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Speaker 8: depending on how you think of universities, because these are

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Speaker 8: generally people who are paying full freight, so in some

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Speaker 8: sense they are subsidizing being able to offer scholarships to

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Speaker 8: American students. On the other hand, they are sometimes crowding

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Speaker 8: American students, particularly in technology, out of these top programs,

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Speaker 8: particularly in graduate school, and so that's a real problem.

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Speaker 8: And then there's also the security element. I can tell

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Speaker 8: you when I was a doctoral student at Stanford, we

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Speaker 8: paid a lot of attention to places where we did

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Speaker 8: not want Chinese graduate students studying because we felt it

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Speaker 8: was a security risk. So this is a thing that

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Speaker 8: really does get worried about, and it should be worried about.

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Speaker 4: So, yeah, let's differentiate this for a second. So what

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Speaker 4: would you say, is the difference between the graduate and

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Speaker 4: the undergraduate designation? Does that matter as we're talking about

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Speaker 4: foreign visas.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, Charlie, I think it absolutely does. So, I mean

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Speaker 8: I think undergraduate you're going to have a much sort

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Speaker 8: of wider variation in student quality. And it also kind

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Speaker 8: of matters less because with rare, rare cases, there's not

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Speaker 8: going to be anybody involved in really cutting edge research.

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Speaker 8: When you get to a graduate school, particularly a doctoral program,

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Speaker 8: particularly at some of these top programs, you're talking about

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Speaker 8: people who are really working on often very very cutting

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Speaker 8: edge work. I mean, in many cases, the faculty member

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Speaker 8: if it's a doctoral program, maybe only lightly supervising it,

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Speaker 8: and the real cutting edge work is being done by

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Speaker 8: the student. Now, if they're bringing that work and it's

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Speaker 8: staying in the US, that's great. If they're going and

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Speaker 8: they're stealing our intellectual property is from other students, from professors,

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Speaker 8: whatever else, and reporting on that to the Chinese Communist

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Speaker 8: Party or wherever whatever our geopolitical rival is, obviously that's

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Speaker 8: a big problem.

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Speaker 4: Right, So let's just go a step deeper into this.

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Speaker 4: So the Chinese question is one presented as one issue,

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Speaker 4: but it's really three issues. At the most basic level,

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Speaker 4: we have Chinese who come to America for basic undergraduate degrees.

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Speaker 4: We know that. Now, there's two ways to frame it.

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Speaker 4: You could say that it's offsetting our trade deficit with China.

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Speaker 4: They sell us manufactured goods and we sell them paper degrees. However,

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Speaker 4: another way to look at it is that we're importing

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Speaker 4: foreigners to prop up a failed business model. How reliant

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Speaker 4: are these universities on foreign Chinese purchasers of degrees.

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Speaker 8: You know, Charlie, It just it varies from university university.

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Speaker 8: But there's no question that a number of our universities

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Speaker 8: are very reliant, not just on Chinese degree but we're

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Speaker 8: seeing this a lot from India, which is the other

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Speaker 8: really big supplier of foreign students. Not as much of

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Speaker 8: a security threat, but a country that we certainly do

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Speaker 8: need to pay attention to intellectual property there. So you

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Speaker 8: know we do have that. But Charlie, again, you kind

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Speaker 8: of started your career even attacking the university business model

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Speaker 8: for good reason, and I think that we would be

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Speaker 8: better off in the grand scheme of things if we

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Speaker 8: let more of these schools fail, because again, they can

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Speaker 8: only be propped up by foreign students in some cases

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Speaker 8: looking for that US prestige, and I don't think that

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Speaker 8: that really serves American interest pretty well, particularly considering how

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Speaker 8: well a lot of these universities have become. So you know,

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Speaker 8: there's no simple and clean answer, but I think that's

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Speaker 8: broadly how I think about it.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, so let me ask you, and I think I

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Speaker 4: know the answer. Why does Hijiping care so much about

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Speaker 4: this issue? You would think that when you're negotiating a

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Speaker 4: trade deal, which is what's happening right now, Jijipang would

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Speaker 4: be worrying about imports or exports or hey, don't go

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Speaker 4: to Taiwan or making sure that we have control over

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Speaker 4: the South China Sea, but instead a top priority is

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Speaker 4: student visas. Here's how I interpret that. Some people say, oh,

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Speaker 4: it's international espionage, they're spying on us. There's probably some

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Speaker 4: truth to that. You can't trust the Chinese. The second

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Speaker 4: of which people say, well, you know they're training for

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Speaker 4: that they can replace us, and they're getting valuable intellectual capital.

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Speaker 4: The third of which I actually think is a little

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Speaker 4: bit more benign, is that I believe he's getting a

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Speaker 4: lot of internal pressure from Chinese oligarchs that want their

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Speaker 4: kids to be able to go to US universities so

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Speaker 4: they can stay domestically competitive in the CCP rat race. Yeah,

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Speaker 4: what do you think of that analysis, Jeremy.

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Speaker 8: Charlie, I think that's actually very insightful. I think there's

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Speaker 8: the practical element of they want that US brand degree

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Speaker 8: for the CCP rat race. I think there's also sort

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Speaker 8: of sentimental reasons and prestige reasons around the same thing.

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Speaker 10: She's a daughter.

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Speaker 8: This was kind of not widely reported because she studied

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Speaker 8: under a pseudonym is actually a Harvard graduate and for

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Speaker 8: a long time, the Chinese Communist party, some of the

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Speaker 8: top leaders have been sent their kids here to the US.

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Speaker 8: I think there's some positives and negatives of that. I mean,

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Speaker 8: obviously we can affect what they think in terms of culture,

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Speaker 8: and hopefully they come away with a little bit more

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Speaker 8: positive view of the US. But there's obviously also some

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Speaker 8: risks associated with that. But I think that yes, it's

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Speaker 8: the rat race, and it's also this sort of soft

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Speaker 8: prestige and maybe even some sentimental value. I mean, again,

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Speaker 8: she has one child. That child studied in the US,

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Speaker 8: and so this may sort of thing, maybe a little

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Speaker 8: bit personal for him.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, So let's the and by like, Chinese universities are

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Speaker 4: quickly rising and prestige very very quickly. And so again

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Speaker 4: the president, he's negotiating this massive, huge trade deal. This

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Speaker 4: was Howard Lutnick's explanation on Laura Ingram's yesterday. I know Howard,

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Speaker 4: he's a friend of mine. I don't think I agree

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Speaker 4: with him. Here, let's play cut three twenty.

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Speaker 12: Allowing six hundred thousand students from the communist country of China,

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Speaker 12: putting America first.

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Speaker 23: Well, the president's point of view is that what would

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Speaker 23: happen if you didn't have those six hundred thousand students.

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Speaker 10: Is that you'd empty them from the top.

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Speaker 23: All the students would go up to better schools, and

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Speaker 23: the bottom fifteen percent of universities and colleges we'd go

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Speaker 23: out of business in America.

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Speaker 4: Well, that sounds wonderful. Actually, the bottom fifteen percent of

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Speaker 4: colleges should go bankrupt. So I think the president's thinking

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Speaker 4: here is not that. I think the president is trying

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Speaker 4: to get a macro trade deal where the diplomas and

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Speaker 4: degrees are a small concession for a broader recalibration. But

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Speaker 4: we'll see again, he's more than earned a lot of

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Speaker 4: leeway here to be able to negotiate. We don't even

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Speaker 4: know what that is with maybe Taiwanese security and a

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Speaker 4: trade deal. Jeremy your thoughts.

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Speaker 8: Here, Yeah, again absolutely, I mean, it's just at the

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Speaker 8: end of the day, you've got to look at President

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Speaker 8: Trump's record, particularly in the second term, which had just

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Speaker 8: been spectacular in my view, and just say, like, do

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Speaker 8: we trust the guy we elected?

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Speaker 10: I obviously do.

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Speaker 4: You obviously do.

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Speaker 8: As you point out, there are so many different things

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Speaker 8: public and private. He is negotiating essentially the core US

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Speaker 8: China relationship, and if in the context of that, you know,

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Speaker 8: he has to make some small concession on student visas

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Speaker 8: from what might be ideal from my perspective as an

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Speaker 8: immigration hawk, that's something I can live with if the

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Speaker 8: bigger deal is a good deal for us, and again,

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Speaker 8: I have a lot of confidence that Trump can deliver

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Speaker 8: on that. But you know, again it's having said that,

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Speaker 8: I'm glad people are raising their voices because President Trump

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Speaker 8: and his administration pay a lot of attention to what

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Speaker 8: his supporters are saying, which is not something that's been

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Speaker 8: universal among Republican political leaders. And so the fact that

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Speaker 8: people are raising this as an issue means that we're

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Speaker 8: not going to give it away anything here cheaply, and

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Speaker 8: I think that that is nothing but good.

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Speaker 4: In closing here, Jeremy, tell everybody about the position that

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Speaker 4: you are pending forward. If the Senate could get its

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Speaker 4: act together.

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Speaker 8: Well, we're hopeful and I'm hearing good things. But I'm

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Speaker 8: have been nominated by the President to be an Assistant

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Speaker 8: Secretary of State for International organization Affairs, that is sort

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Speaker 8: of overseeing the things we do with the UN and

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Speaker 8: some other allied multilateral organizations. And President Trump and Secretary

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Speaker 8: of Grubia have put together a terrific team at the

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Speaker 8: State Department, and so hoping that the Senate will be

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Speaker 8: able to move forward and if confirmed, really looking forward

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Speaker 8: to being able to serve the President in that way.

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Speaker 4: Jeremy carl excellent work. Thank you so much, Thanks so much,

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Speaker 4: Charlie a pleasure to Meank you email us Freedom at

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Speaker 4: Charlie Kirk dot com. So we're going to see what

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Speaker 4: the end trained deal is. I don't think people should

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Speaker 4: get too worked up about this because as you see

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Speaker 4: this stuff happens in motion, it's going to million miles

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Speaker 4: a minute. They're going back and forth and back and forth.

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Speaker 4: But a better trade deal Taiwanese security guarantees. I would

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Speaker 4: say though that the graduate student one is one that

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Speaker 4: we should really that's the one that we need to

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Speaker 4: kind of go get our sights on. That's the one

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Speaker 4: that we need to probably look at more closely. The

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Speaker 4: undergraduate one. I will say though that if the argument,

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Speaker 4: if the argument is, hey, this helped us pull off

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Speaker 4: a bigger, game changing trade deal, all for that. But

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Speaker 4: if the argument it's like, hey, this is gonna help

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Speaker 4: so that a bunch of colleges don't go under, that

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Speaker 4: doesn't that that dog doesn't hunt. Let those those colleges

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Speaker 4: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always Freedom at

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Speaker 4: Charliekirk dot com. Let's play cut fifty three. You guys

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Speaker 4: know how it works. Open Mike. We're gonna be here

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Speaker 4: for a couple of hours, so get comfortable so you

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Speaker 4: would get rid of all borders. Yes, what species is

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Speaker 4: the baby in the womb? It's a human, therefore they

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Speaker 4: this because you only care about yourself, not about the

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Speaker 4: other people. It's very clear by how you're acting. What

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Speaker 4: can I do to save the country? You answer that

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Speaker 4: question every single day. You are doing something that is

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Speaker 4: bigger than you.

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Speaker 10: A lot of people.

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Speaker 5: Like wait, no time to back up and cut the

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Speaker 5: way I do that, Chip say, listen that.

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Speaker 7: You did not didn't come to play.

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Speaker 4: We got to take it to a high heights.

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Speaker 19: We waited, wouldn't I do? It's the thing is a

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Speaker 19: ton up a new about to show them me down.

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Speaker 4: Kirkshow podcast page. Let me know guys when this has loaded,

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Speaker 4: I want to play it. It's from Whitney Cummings. She

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Speaker 4: did a show called Two Broke Girls, and she went

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Speaker 4: on Bill Maher's program recently. Yeah, this is so. This

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Speaker 4: kind of plays into our original thesis, which is that

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Speaker 4: if you want young ladies to become more conservative, we

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Speaker 4: get married, and mate. I will say the power that

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Speaker 4: Taylor Swift has, she could inspire a lot of young

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Speaker 4: ladies to want to get married. It's going to be

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Speaker 4: very interesting on campus. A lot of these swifties who

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Speaker 4: hate me always, like Charlie stopped talking about marriage all

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Speaker 4: the time. Well, your queen is getting married, and maybe

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Speaker 4: you should too. Something happens when you get married. This

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Speaker 4: is a great clip. One of our listeners send it

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Speaker 4: to me. I want to just make sure I mentioned

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Speaker 4: the listener. It's from HBO Real Time with Bill Maher.

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Speaker 4: Cliff emailed it to us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 4: And this is an actress by the name of Whitney Cummings.

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Speaker 4: It's a really important piece of tape her on Real

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Speaker 4: Time with Bill Maher play cut three fifty five.

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Speaker 8: Even Bill Maher couldn't help but laugh at this woman's

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Speaker 8: transformation from liberal to a conservative mom.

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Speaker 12: It's been fascinating because I've been on this sort of

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Speaker 12: journey through motherhood where you know, I've always been a

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Speaker 12: very liberal person, maybe even a lib hard, But once

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Speaker 12: you have a kid, you start like having.

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Speaker 4: Thoughts that have been characterized with the conservative.

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Speaker 8: As soon as I had a kid, I was like,

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Speaker 8: I need a gun now, not for myself, because I've got.

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Speaker 4: Coyotes in my yard. I've got coyotes everywhere, and before

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Speaker 4: I had a kid, I was like, they coexist with us.

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Speaker 4: Coyotes were here first.

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Speaker 7: It's like I'm in the coyotes home.

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Speaker 4: Now I'm like Let's make hats.

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Speaker 8: Out of them, Let's make hats, Let's.

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Speaker 25: Make coyote boots, coyote earings out of their eyeballs.

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Speaker 1: Like it's just.

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Speaker 4: First of all, she's very funny, and that is unique.

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Speaker 4: I don't find most female comedians funny nothing sexually, just

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Speaker 4: I don't. And usually they're so crass that that that's

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Speaker 4: quite funny. And it goes towards a more fundamental truth,

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Speaker 4: which is having children changes you. And that is the

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Speaker 4: point is that as we have had a dramatic fertility

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Speaker 4: collapse in the West, we shouldn't be shocked that how

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Speaker 4: it's changed us. Not having children has changed the West.

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Speaker 4: And having children can change your core beliefs. That is

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Speaker 4: why when we were in the dark night of the soul,

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Speaker 4: that is why, when we were in the wilderness, what

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Speaker 4: did we go and build the entire movement upon the

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Speaker 4: parents party? It was parents at school board meetings. That

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Speaker 4: was the basis that launched us out of the January

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Speaker 4: sixth nightmare, out of the raids, the FBI, the ATF

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Speaker 4: the DOJ. It was grassroots parents and it is parents

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Speaker 4: that will save this nation. It's not a moral marker

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Speaker 4: if you don't have children. That doesn't make you a

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Speaker 4: less it doesn't make you a worse person. But I

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Speaker 4: think we could all agree that having more children is

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Speaker 4: not just a good thing. It's a necessary thing to

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Speaker 4: reverse the entire fertility collapse that is facing our in

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Speaker 4: our civilization. And you think about it. Getting married is

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Speaker 4: a covenantal thing. When you have children, you think of

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Speaker 4: everything differently. You go out less, you don't drink alcohol,

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Speaker 4: You watch movies differently. Also, don't you don't view marijuana

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Speaker 4: the same way if there are no children, there is

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Speaker 4: no tomorrow. You view food differently, you view doctors, visit differently.

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Speaker 4: It changes your entire perspective, and it happens more and

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Speaker 4: more so over time. Once you are a parent, you

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Speaker 4: start to think of, oh, my kid would like that,

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Speaker 4: or I don't want my kid to see that, or

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Speaker 4: I don't want my kid to walk down that street,

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Speaker 4: or I don't want my kid to have to be

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Speaker 4: hassled by a homeless person. I find that it is

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Speaker 4: those without children and not married that tend to not

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Speaker 4: care about the stuff that we as conservatives care about.

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Speaker 4: They don't care about littering, and they don't care about

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Speaker 4: crime as much. They don't care about homeless people because

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Speaker 4: just themselves in their own little world, it makes society

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Speaker 4: fundamentally more decent. Why because it makes us you and

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Speaker 4: me and Tailor's and Whitney Cummings more decent. And again,

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Speaker 4: Taylor Swift that she has four or five six children

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Speaker 4: be amazing. That will be a conservatizing event, no doubt.

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Speaker 4: And that there are some exceptions. There are some celebs

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Speaker 4: that stay libs and they trans their kids and they

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Speaker 4: do all that stuff. Okay, but I do believe that

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Speaker 4: if Taylor Swift all of a sudden has a moment

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Speaker 4: when her teachers try and change the pronouns of her kids,

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Speaker 4: that's probably a conservatizing event. Look, I think I think

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Speaker 4: Taylor Swift's got to go full Mormon. I think six

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Speaker 4: kids minimum. I mean, think about what a conservative Taylor

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Speaker 4: Swift would be for the country. It'd be an amazing thing.

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Speaker 4: And overall, I think this is wonderful. I hope they

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Speaker 4: have a lot of happiness, and I hope they have

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Speaker 4: a lot of joy and a lot of children. And

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Speaker 4: I hope the women of America m we'll have less

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Speaker 4: cats and more children. Your queen is getting married, and

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Speaker 4: so should you see you guys tomorrow.

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Speaker 26: Mm hmmmm mm hmmmmmm