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Speaker 1: Ahead on American Sunrise early edition.

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Speaker 2: Luigiman Geone remains in a Pennsylvania jail this morning, as

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Speaker 2: the process begins to bring him back to New York

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Speaker 2: to try him for the murder of Health Insurance CEO

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Speaker 2: Brian Thompson. Benjeoon defiantly shouted a message to reporters before

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Speaker 2: hearing yesterday. Documents show that just days after President Trump's

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Speaker 1: Team approved a ten billion dollars worth.

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Speaker 2: Of sanctioned relief plan to the ayatolah Ala Frei Kramanie

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Speaker 2: and Iran. Was this planned or part of some kind

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Speaker 2: of post election temper tantrum? Meanwhile, with Iranian controlled armies

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Speaker 2: now out of Syria, Israel's Prime Minister re beveneamin AT's

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Speaker 2: on Yahoo has a message for the Syrian people, but

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Speaker 2: also a big warning leave Israel alone or you will

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Speaker 2: very much regret it. Back here in America, New York

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Speaker 2: Attorney General Letitia James isn't going to leave President Trump alone,

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Speaker 2: Surprise and Rise. So, no matter how much it costs

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Speaker 2: the taxpayers and how much it distracts from fighting real

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Speaker 2: crime in New York, James will pursue civil charges against

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Speaker 2: Trump that will almost surely be overturned on appeal. And

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Speaker 2: on the other side of the country, a growing wildfire

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Speaker 2: in Malibu, California has forced the evacuation of thousands of

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Speaker 2: the most valuable real estate in America is in that

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Speaker 3: Welcome to American Sunrise Early Edition, the show where faith, freedom,

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Speaker 1: Your good, thieves and bad deeds. That's how we're gonna

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Speaker 1: judge you.

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Speaker 3: Join host Jake Novak as he breaks down the stories

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Speaker 3: that matter.

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Speaker 1: We will be letting the public know regularly what we

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Speaker 3: American Sunrise Early Edition with your host Jake Novak starts now.

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Speaker 1: Hey, welcome to American Sunrise Early Edition.

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Speaker 2: I'm Jake Novak, and I'm really glad you're joining me

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Speaker 2: here today. And let's start with the undisputed number one

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Speaker 2: story in America right now, the case against alleged health

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Speaker 2: insurance CEO shooter Leuig Mangioni. And in case you were

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Speaker 2: wondering or do you expect, hey, maybe we've got the

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Speaker 2: wrong guy, Well you're not going.

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Speaker 1: To get that kind of a defense from him.

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Speaker 2: In fact, as People Magazine and others have reported, like

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Speaker 2: in this headline CEO murdered defendant Luigi Mango in State's

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Speaker 2: lack of shame in manifesto, these parasites had a coming

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Speaker 2: end quote.

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Speaker 1: So no denials there.

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Speaker 2: Joining me now as our first guest, retired LA Sheriff's

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Speaker 2: Department Chief Patrick Jordan and Chief we talked a couple

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Speaker 2: days and days ago, just the two of us on

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Speaker 2: an X spaces about this, and we both predicted that

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Speaker 2: whoever the shooter was, he would not likely show any shame.

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Speaker 2: But you even had some other really dead on predictions

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Speaker 2: about him. So why did you guess some of these

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Speaker 2: things that we've seen about him so far?

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Speaker 4: Well, I'm a person who liked to read history and

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Speaker 4: pay attention to what has happened in the past. And

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Speaker 4: there was a time in our country in the sixties,

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Speaker 4: seventies and early eighties where we had a lot of

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Speaker 4: leftist violence, and I read up on that stuff. And

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Speaker 4: there was one very interesting person that everybody would know

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Speaker 4: as the unibomber, Ted Kaczinski, who evaded capture for over

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Speaker 4: Corporate America, which was consistent with Mangioni here, and he

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Speaker 4: took great pains to avoid detection as he launched his attack.

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Speaker 4: In fact, there's a classic sketch of him wearing a hoodie,

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Speaker 4: and of course Magngioni is wearing a hoodie. And as

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Speaker 4: the investigation his actions that he took to hide his identity,

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Speaker 4: the action Mangioni took to hide his identity for the

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Speaker 4: two weeks that he was in New York prior to

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Speaker 4: how consistent they were. And I just suspected that he

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Speaker 1: Yeah, We're not really a country.

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Speaker 2: Despite all the talk about political division in this country,

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Speaker 2: So when we do have a murder that seems politically motivated,

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Speaker 1: That we can see. And Chief, let's let's also watch,

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Speaker 2: Listen to what Mangione did when he was being led

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Speaker 1: And this proves our point a little bit.

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Speaker 5: Let's check it out experience, don't.

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Speaker 1: We just playing so so? Chief?

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Speaker 2: This isn't only telling me that Mangione plotted this killing

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Speaker 1: But it's also telling me, wait a minute, we might

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Speaker 2: Some groundwork here in the elements of an insanity defense here,

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Speaker 4: How about you, Well, there's a couple of things here

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Speaker 4: I guess and Manjioni he cut off all contact with

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Speaker 4: his family six months prior to this homicide. Very consistent.

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Speaker 4: Both had something very important that they wanted to say.

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Speaker 4: And in fact it was the manifesto from Kenzinski that

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Speaker 4: wrote his own manifesto stating that you know, clearly these

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Speaker 4: Ted Kaziski thought that. Now, Kazinski did display psychological issues.

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Speaker 4: I think he was peranate, schizophrenic. We'll see if Mangioni

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Speaker 1: Yeah, supermax. Chief.

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Speaker 2: I want to shift over to another story, but it's

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Speaker 2: just as outrageous, and I'd say it's also a crime story.

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Speaker 1: The Washington Free Beacon is.

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Speaker 2: Reporting that, based on publicly available notices to Congress, the

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Speaker 2: Biden Harris team approved ten billion dollars of sanctions relief

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Speaker 2: to Iran and this all happened about three days after

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Speaker 2: President Trump won the election. This feels like some kind

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Speaker 2: does feel like a crime to me. How does it

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Speaker 4: Well, I spent about eight or nine years of my

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Speaker 4: So I see something like this, Hey, they say there

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Speaker 4: were their enemies, they want to get us. Why the

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Speaker 4: heck would we give them this money? If you understand

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Speaker 4: like us, have killed Americans in the past, will kill

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Speaker 4: why would we do this? And this is why we

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Speaker 4: voted for Trump, right, I mean I voted mostly on

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Speaker 4: You know, Trump in his first term managed to reduce

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Speaker 4: which means that reduces the amount of money that they

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Speaker 4: have to terrorize the world. And you know that's the drill, baby, drill.

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Speaker 4: People hear that, and I hear, okay, lower prices. But

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Speaker 4: It shows the arrogance of the Democratic Party and the

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Speaker 4: They don't want it with us. Why should we give

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Speaker 1: Well, if it doesn't work, they like it.

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Speaker 2: Hey, Chief, when you were working law enforcement in Los Angeles,

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Speaker 2: empty gestures. I want you to check out this message

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Speaker 2: Okay, it's not just talk because really is really Tanks

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Speaker 4: Well, he's doing quite a few things in this in

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Speaker 4: this little speech, and it's what I think history will

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Speaker 4: much like Golden My aar tough person taking it to

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Speaker 4: very first thing he's doing. He's building confidence with his

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Speaker 4: And that's important. That's what needs to happen. If you

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Speaker 9: Good morning, Thank you for having me on big day

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Speaker 1: This is unprecedented.

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Speaker 2: to live. That's opposed to those malls off a highway

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Speaker 2: somewhere with no neighborhood field. Now, at least one investor

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Speaker 2: group doesn't want just Macy's to sell off the properties.

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Speaker 1: They want them to create another company within.

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Speaker 2: Macy's that makes these conversions to residential real estate, to

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Speaker 2: apartments and condos and then don't just sell off the properties,

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Speaker 2: but actually manage them.

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Speaker 1: So Macy's could be your landlord. Does that mean like

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Speaker 1: I get a parade every time I pay my rent?

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Speaker 2: Maybe that'll happen. I don't know, but let's see how

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Speaker 2: that works out. Okay, there's a lot of fear among

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Speaker 2: some Democrats right now that they might actually pay for

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Speaker 2: some of their actions, like an election interference and lawfare tactics,

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Speaker 2: all those things against President Trump and his followers. But

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Speaker 2: Steve Bannon has this to say about that in the

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Speaker 2: latest edition of war Room Check.

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Speaker 10: It out comes at a time when the country is

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Speaker 10: deeply divided, and now you're going to be leading this

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Speaker 10: country for the next four years. For the sake of

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Speaker 10: unifying this country, Will you concede the twenty twenty election

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Speaker 10: and turn the page on that chapter?

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Speaker 11: No, why would I do that. Let me just tell you,

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Speaker 11: when you say the country is deeply divided.

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Speaker 3: Let me have it.

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Speaker 12: I'm not the president.

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Speaker 11: I could play that. I could play that a million times,

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Speaker 11: because it's deeply we turn the page. No, We're never

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Speaker 11: never going to turn the page on that. Here are

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Speaker 11: going to turn the page.

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Speaker 1: You're going to fire everybody in.

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Speaker 3: The so legitimate regime.

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Speaker 11: On the moment won everybody, every Battlefield Commission, every Historical Society,

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Speaker 11: the Smiths and the Kennedy Center, every person that was

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Speaker 11: put in by this illegitimate regime going to be shown

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Speaker 11: the door, shown the door, and we dare you, if

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Speaker 11: you're listening, we dare you, because we know you are,

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Speaker 11: we dare you to give a blanket preemptive pardon on

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Speaker 11: these criminals.

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Speaker 7: Yep.

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Speaker 11: On Fauci, yep. On Shifty Shift, yep, on Millie, yep

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Speaker 11: on Liz. Liz had a big long thing yesterday. She

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Speaker 11: came back with President Trump. You know President Trump says

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Speaker 11: something about that about JAY six. No, we're going to

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Speaker 11: pardon all the J six people been in the prisons,

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Speaker 11: and then they can get the civil suits and come

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Speaker 11: after you people personally, which they have to do. And

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Speaker 11: then we're going to go through all the J six

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Speaker 11: records on the committee. And by the way, it's got

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Speaker 11: to be done. It's got to be adjudicated totally publicly.

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Speaker 11: This has to be like Caesar's Wife. It has to

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Speaker 11: the first time with a ranking member and a in

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Speaker 11: a in a in a minority council. You get all

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Speaker 11: the information you get, you get you particularly get the

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Speaker 11: you particularly get the UH DO cross examinations. But there

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Speaker 11: also be I'm sure I don't know.

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Speaker 1: I'm not a lawyer, but.

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Speaker 11: I'm sure there'll be a couple of three, you know,

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Speaker 11: investigations and see where that gets. Maybe a special counsel.

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Speaker 11: Maybe I think that'd be pretty cool. But hey, that's

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Speaker 11: all decisions guys have got to make. I'm not I'm

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Speaker 11: just sitting here in front of a microphone screaming like

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Speaker 11: a madman. But it's it's either it's either legitimate or illegitimate.

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Speaker 11: Either is or it isn't. To either one or the other,

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Speaker 11: you're the innery or not know. We're not going to

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Speaker 11: turn the page, Chris Welkert. No, we're not going to

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Speaker 11: turn the page. NBC. No, Robert's family, We're not going

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Speaker 11: to turn the page. We've already won because you know,

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Speaker 11: MSNBC is an anchor around your neck and you're cutting

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Speaker 11: it loose. That's a big victory in and of itself. Folks,

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Speaker 11: they got no news operation over that thing will sink.

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Speaker 1: A lot of work to do.

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Speaker 2: You remember War Room with Steve Bannon ayres every Monday

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Speaker 2: through Friday here on Real America's Voice.

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Speaker 1: Ten am to noon Eastern Time.

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Speaker 2: Well back here in New York, State Attorney General Letitia

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Speaker 2: James is promising to continue her vendetta against President Trump

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Speaker 2: and his whole family. And you'll remember she insisted on

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Speaker 2: prosecuting President Trump's businesses for allegedly overvaluing their assets.

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Speaker 1: She brought a civil case against them. She even got

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Speaker 1: a judge.

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Speaker 2: To agree that mar A Laga was worth only eighteen

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Speaker 2: million dollars ridiculous. Most legal experts believe the civil lawsuit

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Speaker 2: victory James won in this case thanks to that corrupt

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Speaker 2: judge that's why she won, will be overturned on appeal.

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Speaker 1: But James is now refusing a new.

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Speaker 2: Request from the Trump legal team to save New Yorker's

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Speaker 2: time and money and drop this case. There you go,

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Speaker 2: New York. Maybe try at least a two party system

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Speaker 2: next time. Now here's another outru. The Justice Department's Inspector

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Speaker 2: General now says the DOJ spied on two House members

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Speaker 2: and several congressional staffers in a league investigation without telling

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Speaker 2: the courts. You're supposed to at least tell the courts.

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Speaker 2: One of those staffers was FBI Director design At Cash Pattel.

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Speaker 2: This policy all leads back to former Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.

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Speaker 2: Now investigative reporter Paul Sperry puts it a little bit

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Speaker 2: simpler in this expost to kind of let you know

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Speaker 2: exactly what we're talking about here. Starting in twenty seventeen,

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Speaker 2: FBI Director mccab deputy director who signed illegal the illegal

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Speaker 2: Pizat Warren On Donald Trump, ordered Google and Apple not

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Speaker 2: to disclose to Cash, Ptel and other Hill targets the

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Speaker 2: FBI was spying on them. FBI continued to vacuum up

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Speaker 2: their emails for up to another four years, which means

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Speaker 2: Ray he's talking about Christopher Ray renewed the order. So

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Speaker 2: Christopher Ray and the FBI, this is why your days

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Speaker 2: are numbered. And of course he's talking about that current

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Speaker 2: FBI Director, Christopher Ray. But it was former Director James

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Speaker 2: Comy who allowed it in the first place. Completely need

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Speaker 2: that entire agency redone. So once again we see a

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Speaker 2: victim of the current regime's likely crimes in a position

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Speaker 2: to fix the institution that abused them. In this case,

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Speaker 2: cash hotel, poetic justice. Indeed, all right, coming up on

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Speaker 2: American Sunrise early edition, we'll get you updated on the

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Speaker 2: top stories this morning, and we're going to take a

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Speaker 2: deeper dive into what is really the problem with US

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Speaker 2: healthcare costs spoiler alert. Shooting and killing a health insurance

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Speaker 2: company ceo isn't going to solve any of it. Luigimnngione

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Speaker 2: remains in a Pennsylvania jail this morning, as the process

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Speaker 2: begins to bring him back to New York to try

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Speaker 2: him for the murder of health insurance CEO Brian Thompson

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Speaker 2: Menchion defiantly shouted a message to reporters before a hearing yesterday.

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Speaker 2: Senator Mitch McConnell's health condition is back in the news

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Speaker 2: after he.

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Speaker 1: Suffered a bad fall in the Capitol Building yesterday.

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Speaker 2: McConnell's office says he's sprained his wrist and cut his

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Speaker 2: face in the incident. But man's eighty two and he's

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Speaker 2: sure to face more criticism for remaining in office indefinitely.

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Speaker 2: As Israel takes up defensive positions in Syria, Israel's Prime

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Speaker 2: Minister Benjamin that Sanyahu has a message for the Syrian people,

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Speaker 2: but also a big warning leave.

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Speaker 1: Israel alone or you will very much regret it.

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Speaker 2: And this comes this document show that just days after

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Speaker 2: President Trump's election, the Biden Harris team approved ten billion

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Speaker 2: dollars worth of sanctions relief diato la a la kamini

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Speaker 2: and the Iran Was this planned or part of some

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Speaker 2: kind of post election temper tantrum? And a top ice

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Speaker 2: official says drug traffickers are the biggest supporters of Sanctuary City,

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Speaker 2: as they have gained the Blue state system entirely to

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Speaker 2: move everything from fentanyl.

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Speaker 1: To child slavely. Welcome back to American Sunrise Early edition.

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Speaker 1: I'm Jake Novak. Thank you so much for joining us

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Speaker 1: early this morning.

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Speaker 2: Now we're learning more and more about Luigi Mangione and

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Speaker 2: he is this twenty six year old suspect accused of

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Speaker 2: shooting an adited healthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan last week.

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Speaker 2: Now joining us now to talk about this case and

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Speaker 2: some of the issues about the US healthcare system that

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Speaker 2: it's calling into question is doctor kat Linley. She is

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Speaker 2: the founder and president of the Global Health pot Project.

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Speaker 2: Doctor what are your impressions so far of this case

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Speaker 2: and what do you make of this suspect.

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Speaker 13: He's reasons for it, at least the ones that are

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Speaker 13: told to us in the media. I just don't bring truth.

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Speaker 13: They don't make much less sense killing one person because

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Speaker 13: your decides with the cost of health care and you

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Speaker 13: think you're going to solve the problem that way. It's

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Speaker 13: just a little bit too far to believe, you.

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Speaker 2: Know, doctor, Some people are understandably angry about the rising

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Speaker 2: cost of health care in America, the rising cost of

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Speaker 2: health insurance, health insurance companies denying care and you know,

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Speaker 2: to even paying customers. You know, one of the things

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Speaker 2: I think people forget to say when they say, oh,

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Speaker 2: the health insurance company denying me care, as they forget

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Speaker 2: to say, yeah, they've been paying premiums every month, but

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Speaker 2: a big and they're saying that this is a big

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Speaker 2: reason why people are supporting believe it, or not supporting

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Speaker 2: this alleged shooter, who, by the way, hasn't denied the shooting.

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Speaker 2: I know there's some people out there who want to

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Speaker 2: be fair legally, and I get it, but if you

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Speaker 2: saw the way he acted yesterday, he's not going to

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Speaker 2: deny this. Okay, when he gets his real chance to

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Speaker 2: speak which may not be very soon because his lawyers

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Speaker 2: are keeping a clamp on him. But you saw what

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Speaker 2: happened yesterday with him shouting at the news media but

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Speaker 2: shooting a CEO down in the street. As I've been saying,

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Speaker 2: fix everything, is exactly what doctor Linley just said as well.

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Speaker 2: What would you say, now, let's let's bring this out though,

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Speaker 2: now to the actual subject at hand. What would you say, doctor,

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Speaker 2: is the biggest reason for skyrocketing costs of healthcare in

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Speaker 2: this country and that kind of stuff. What would you

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Speaker 2: say is the real problem?

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Speaker 13: The issues really complex. People think it's only insurance companies,

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Speaker 13: but we also have PBMs like the pharmacy managers. Right,

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Speaker 13: they are the middleman that are controlling the cost of

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Speaker 13: medications and controlling what's happening. When doctors prescribe medication, then

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Speaker 13: it gets denied. You have to go to prior ots

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Speaker 13: and things like that. Sometimes the medication that costs a

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Speaker 13: few dollars at Walmart will cost you three hundred dollars

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Speaker 13: with your insurance. Then the other problem is like the

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Speaker 13: cost of you know, lobs or ideology and things like that.

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Speaker 13: Essentially those things are very cheap. You can get bloodwork

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Speaker 13: for three dollars twenty five cents cash, but with your

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Speaker 13: insurance sometimes they'll charge over one hundred and fifty dollars.

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Speaker 13: And you have this huge hospital lobbyist insurance lobbyists, and

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Speaker 13: these relationships they have. It are politicians where the whole

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Speaker 13: system is rigged against the consumer. The consumer, like you said,

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Speaker 13: is paying a lot of money into the monthly premiums

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Speaker 13: and then they have like ten to fifteen dollars ten

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Speaker 13: fiftductible for the whole family. And this is where people

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Speaker 13: are afraid to go to the hospital. First all, they

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Speaker 13: don't trust the doctors, they don't trust the system. And

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Speaker 13: then they go to er that one time they needed

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Speaker 13: to go and they get denied because they didn't go

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Speaker 13: to the right ard. And what is the right er?

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Speaker 13: Whoever has the monopoly decides where you can go. And

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Speaker 13: the problem is the system. It's fully corporate practice of medicine.

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Speaker 13: Instead this direct relationship that doctors should have it patient.

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Speaker 13: The great thing is Trump is getting back into the

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Speaker 13: office and before he left, he signed an executive Order

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Speaker 13: of coal Transparency in Medicine. The order essentially said that

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Speaker 13: hospitals have to publish their prices, so the consumer is

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Speaker 13: the way how much everything costs. Obviously, as soon as

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Speaker 13: he left by then reversed it because the lobbyist went

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Speaker 13: after them and said, no, no, we don't want to

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Speaker 13: show the public how much it costs. So the answer

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Speaker 13: to all of this is just really free market, right.

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Speaker 13: If you have two hospitals competing for the same person,

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Speaker 13: those prices will go down.

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Speaker 2: You know, I want to stay on this for a second,

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Speaker 2: because you're a private practice doctor. And when Obamacare was

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Speaker 2: being debated in this country years ago, I made a

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Speaker 2: point on all the television news programs that I was

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Speaker 2: running to make sure I only wanted to talk to

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Speaker 2: private practice doctors.

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Speaker 1: I didn't want to talk to public health experts.

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Speaker 2: I didn't want to talk to people who work in

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Speaker 2: these corporate hospital systems. And for those of you who

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Speaker 2: don't know, there's been this trend in America now for

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Speaker 2: quite some time. Hospitals are buying up private practices. So

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Speaker 2: the same doctor that you've been seeing, and you might

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Speaker 2: like him or her a lot, but they are not

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Speaker 2: able to treat you in the same way as they

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Speaker 2: did before because they don't really run their own businesses anymore.

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Speaker 2: I know that you think doctor Lynnley I know that

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Speaker 2: you think that private practice doctors are a huge, huge

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Speaker 2: reason why that we a way that we can get

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Speaker 2: back to better health care and better costs. Why do

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Speaker 2: you think that Why is that a private practice doctor

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Speaker 2: better than some of these corporate types.

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Speaker 13: First of all, we have autonomy, and the person who

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Speaker 13: pays us right is the one who's care we're giving

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Speaker 13: them directly, and they're the ones that are in charge

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Speaker 13: of how they want to spend their healthcare dollars. I

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Speaker 13: do something called direct primary care. My patients pay for

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Speaker 13: children thirty five dollars a month, adult sixty eighty five,

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Speaker 13: or one hundred and ten dollars a month. They have

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Speaker 13: twenty four to seven access to me at anytime. They

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Speaker 13: can call me, they can come to the office. If

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Speaker 13: they're traveling, they can call me and tell me what's wrong,

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Speaker 13: and I'll take care of them wherever they are. I

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Speaker 13: can get blood work, like I said, for three dollars

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Speaker 13: twenty five cents, three seventy five five dollars, depending what

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Speaker 13: it is X rayse sixty ultrasound one fifty cat scan

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Speaker 13: not actually ultrasen seventy five catscan is one fifty MRI

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Speaker 13: four hundred dollars. And let's say you have someone like

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Speaker 13: me and you put this money aside to something like

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Speaker 13: health savings account or where money you know, you put

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Speaker 13: it before it stacks, and then you get a high

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Speaker 13: deductible insurance or catastrophic insurance if you go to the hospital.

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Speaker 13: Can you imagine how much money you actually can save,

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Speaker 13: and not only that, you have a relationship with a

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Speaker 13: doctor who will take care of you and who really

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Speaker 13: cares about what you want, not what the insurance tells us,

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Speaker 13: that you can get the difference. And with what happened

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Speaker 13: during pandemic, obviously the trust in doctors has gone down.

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Speaker 13: But if you have someone you trust, then you don't

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Speaker 13: have to worry about what comes next because you and

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Speaker 13: your doctor will figure out how to get out of it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, music to my ears.

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Speaker 2: And again everyone, I hope if anyone out there is

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Speaker 2: cheering the shooting of the CEO or his manifesto, I

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Speaker 2: hope you listen to that. This is how you lower

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Speaker 2: the cost, This is how you improve access, use the

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Speaker 2: free market. You don't shoot someone down in the streets,

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Speaker 2: no matter how much you hate them or don't like

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Speaker 2: their company. I promise you he's just going to be

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Speaker 2: replaced by somebody else. And by the way, your costs

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Speaker 2: are probably going to go up now because those health

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Speaker 2: insurance companies are going to have to spend a lot more.

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Speaker 1: On security for their executives. All right, I want to

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Speaker 1: talk a little about something else that's healthcare related. Doctor.

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Speaker 1: I know he's not your patient, but Republican Senator Mitch McConnell.

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Speaker 1: He's eighty two and.

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Speaker 2: He did suffer another health scary yesterday with the fall

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Speaker 2: in the Capitol. Now, as a physician who treats families,

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Speaker 2: what are your thoughts about testing elected officials when they

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Speaker 2: get to a certain age.

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Speaker 1: For coin and other issues. Would you be in favor

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Speaker 1: of something.

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Speaker 11: Like that.

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Speaker 13: One? You know, the fall doesn't concern me as much

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Speaker 13: because at his age, and I believe he has a

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Speaker 13: little bit of a shuffle when he's walking and maybe

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Speaker 13: he's stumbled on something. What concerned me more, I don't

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Speaker 13: know if you remember during the summer he had to

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Speaker 13: do those two episodes of completely freezing and not being

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Speaker 13: able to respond, and then his aid came to him

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Speaker 13: and answer the question during the interviews. Those things concern

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Speaker 13: me more because they tell me there's something going on

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Speaker 13: a neurological side. And you're right, I have no idea

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Speaker 13: why these people stay in the office for so long.

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Speaker 13: You know, what's the purpose? I love the argument, Well,

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Speaker 13: they know the system and they have relationships and stuff

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Speaker 13: like that. You know what, we need new blood, we

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Speaker 13: need new ideas. And even Diane Feinstein, I believe towards

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Speaker 13: the end she had someone take care of her our

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Speaker 13: legal dealings, like you know, power of attorney person, but

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Speaker 13: somehow came to be was able to vote in the Senate.

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Speaker 13: It needs to be a cognitive exam, maybe starts at

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Speaker 13: seventy five, and they have to do it every year.

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Speaker 13: And as long as they're passing and they want to serve, great,

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Speaker 13: But then you know, when we start seeing decline, they

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Speaker 13: need to realize that they have to start being selfish.

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Speaker 13: They're serving our country, they're serving constituents, and they need

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Speaker 13: to do the best job possible and take away the ego.

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Speaker 13: But that's not going to happen. You and I both

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Speaker 13: know that.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, let's get into another health issue, doctor. The open

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Speaker 2: border issue is something you're familiar with. You're from Texas

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Speaker 2: after all, but it's also truly a health issue as well.

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Speaker 1: And That's what I want to pinpoint here.

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Speaker 2: That's because of the massive amounts of drugs ventanyl that

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Speaker 2: flows on not only through the open borders, but there

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Speaker 2: are other places and it also gets distributed in our

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Speaker 2: sanctuary cities. A top ICE official just told politicians in

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Speaker 2: Boston that they're s s Actuary City is the best

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Speaker 2: thing that ever happened to drug dealers and human traffickers. Doctor,

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Speaker 2: would you be in favor of declaring our border crisis

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Speaker 2: also a public health emergency?

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Speaker 1: Maybe that would work.

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Speaker 13: It is not only on the drug level, but we're

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Speaker 13: seeing tuberculosis and other diseases come into the United States.

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Speaker 13: Were all concerned about pandemics, you know, the bird flu,

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Speaker 13: dead flu, whatever, whatever. But in the meantime, the borders

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Speaker 13: are open and you have people where we don't know

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Speaker 13: their health status coming through. The thing with pentanyl, it's

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Speaker 13: becoming so easy to get a hold of. They mix

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Speaker 13: it with other drugs, and we're seeing overdoses not only

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Speaker 13: in people who have been using drugs for a long time,

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Speaker 13: but also in high school. So you've seen a lot

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Speaker 13: of these young kids who are dying and when you

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Speaker 13: look back, it's this pentanyl and other drug sources that

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Speaker 13: are coming through our open border.

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Speaker 2: Doctor catlin Ley, I hope things get better, but thank

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Speaker 2: you so much for joining us. Catlin Lee, someone I

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Speaker 2: met on a x fasis the punch Bowl, So.

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Speaker 1: Thanks for that.

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Speaker 2: Just ahead, we're gonna have our daily visit with David

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Speaker 2: Brody from the Big Show. He's got something to say

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Speaker 2: about Joe Biden and those economic boats that he's been making,

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Speaker 2: and so do I say with us, the buyer is

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Speaker 2: gonna come. Okay, that music you're hearing, I mean this

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Speaker 2: is a responsive controller and crew. I told him this

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Speaker 2: is my favorite music that we have here at rav

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Speaker 2: This is like a slow guitar riff, it gets faster.

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Speaker 1: I don't know about you, but I would go to

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Speaker 1: a concert with this band in a second.

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Speaker 12: Listen.

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Speaker 1: This is so good. All right, welcome back to American

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Speaker 1: Sunrise Early Edition. I'm Jake Novak.

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Speaker 2: Oh hey, now it's time for our daily check in

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Speaker 2: with political prisoner, I mean DC area resident David Brody.

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Speaker 2: I do feel like you're a prisoner sometimes clink twice

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Speaker 2: if you're safe. And David, I know that you need

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Speaker 2: some anti nausea medication this morning because you've been reading

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Speaker 2: like me all these boasts from Joe Biden about the economy.

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Speaker 1: Tell me your pain and I'll tell you mine.

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Speaker 6: Oh yeah, No, there's a lot of pain to go around.

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Speaker 6: First of all, let's not bury the lead. You're right,

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Speaker 6: I would pay money top dollar to go to the

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Speaker 6: American Sunrise Band in the morning, There's no doubt about it.

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Speaker 12: We got some jam in music on the show.

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Speaker 6: Look, okay, so he's commander in chief right, air quotes right. No,

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Speaker 6: what he really is his liar in chief. And we've

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Speaker 6: known that all along, and he's doing it again, Jake.

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Speaker 6: It's the big gas lighting of America, Jake, that he

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Speaker 6: has done from day one. Look, he says he created

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Speaker 6: sixteen million jobs. I believe in New York at a

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Speaker 6: bodego where I was hanging out for a little bit.

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Speaker 12: Is he high? That's what we say at the Medega.

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Speaker 12: What is it? This is insane? Sixteen million jobs. Hold

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Speaker 12: on for a second. I got to be in math.

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Speaker 12: But let's just quickly go through the numbers. Sixteen million,

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Speaker 12: seventy two.

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Speaker 6: Percent of those jobs were actually recovered jobs after COVID,

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Speaker 6: So seventy two percent of sixteen million d D carry

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Speaker 6: the one and you get about four and a half

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Speaker 6: million jobs that he's created, and that seems a bit high,

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Speaker 6: but we'll just leave it at that at this point.

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Speaker 12: So four and a half million instead of sixteen million.

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Speaker 6: And oh, by the way, Donald Trump created seven million

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Speaker 6: new jobs before COVID hit. And of course, you know

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Speaker 6: the media, we'll say, oh, job creation was horrible under Trump. Yeah,

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Speaker 6: you know what, there was something called the China virus

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Speaker 6: that they might want to look into. The point is

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Speaker 6: is that this has been a gaslighting situation.

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Speaker 12: This is what Biden has done to the American people.

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Speaker 6: It's why one of the main reasons that they lost

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Speaker 6: because they were saying things are hunky dory where there

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Speaker 6: was no hunky and there was no dory for sure.

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Speaker 1: No, that's exactly right.

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Speaker 3: You know.

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Speaker 2: It's one of those things that political consultants, and you've

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Speaker 2: heard me say this, I believe that all political consultants

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Speaker 2: are bad at what they do.

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Speaker 1: They're terrible.

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Speaker 2: They think that they're doing a great job because these

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Speaker 2: people have been telling They tell politicians from both parties, hey, say,

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Speaker 2: don't admit that there's a problem somewhere while you're in power.

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Speaker 2: In other words, only say it when you're not in power.

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Speaker 2: They think that if you admit that there's a problem

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Speaker 2: while you're in power, it's some kind of an admission

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Speaker 2: that it's your fault. Well, that may or may not

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Speaker 2: be true, but it also does a really good job

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Speaker 2: of letting people know that you know what the reality is.

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Speaker 2: I mean, they did the same thing with the boarder.

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Speaker 2: They spent three plus years saying there was no border crisis.

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Speaker 1: They spent three.

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Speaker 2: Plus years saying that inflation was either just very temporary

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Speaker 2: or wasn't.

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Speaker 1: Really a problem.

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Speaker 2: What would it have hurt him, Joe Biden and the

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Speaker 2: Democrats to say, yeah, we've got this economic problem. It's

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Speaker 2: really bad, we're working on it. Instead it was, hey,

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Speaker 2: I've done this great job. Everything's really really good.

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Speaker 13: Now.

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Speaker 2: I want to add something to what you were just

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Speaker 2: saying about the jobs. City Group just the other day

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Speaker 2: said that looking at tax filings, which is a way

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Speaker 2: to get the real truth out of people sometimes, so

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Speaker 2: as we go to jail if you're not truthful on

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Speaker 2: those If you look at the tax filings, the job

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Speaker 2: market is much weaker than we've been told than some

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Speaker 2: of these employment reports.

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Speaker 1: So there you go.

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Speaker 2: I mean, the proof is in the pudding. We are

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Speaker 2: in a bad job market right now.

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Speaker 6: Well, and that's why I put the asterisk around that

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Speaker 6: four and a half million dollar, four and a half

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Speaker 6: million job creation figure. But look, the truth of the

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Speaker 6: matter is, is that what you're right? Because what Biden

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Speaker 6: should have said, and he will never say it, is

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Speaker 6: that this has been a tough economy. More than a

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Speaker 6: tough economy, it's been hard.

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Speaker 12: What he did say yesterday, and it was a quick aside.

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Speaker 6: He said, yeah, you know what, inflation kind of tough

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Speaker 6: and also the housing market not good.

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Speaker 12: And it was like a quick line.

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Speaker 6: But let me tell you all the great things well

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Speaker 6: hold on housing market and prices that would kind of run.

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Speaker 12: The gamut for the economy overall.

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Speaker 6: So especially for real Americans out there trying to survive

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Speaker 6: day to day.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and I'm just heartbroken. I keep seeing all these

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Speaker 2: stories about millennials who now have to rent. And you know,

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Speaker 2: some of those rental properties are cool, they have fire pits.

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Speaker 2: I get it, But this is a sad, sad delay

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Speaker 2: of their family lives. It's not that great, David, what

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Speaker 2: else do you have in sore for us? On the

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Speaker 2: Big show American Sunrise For the next two hours.

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Speaker 12: Well, obviously, Jake, there'll be a lot of me airtime.

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Speaker 6: As a matter of fact, I'm trying to basically eliminate

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Speaker 6: Gina in Terns airtime as much as possible. There's an

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Speaker 6: essence a coup going on in real time here on

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Speaker 6: the Big Show. But beyond all of that, we'll have

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Speaker 6: Congressman Eric Burlison on the show. We've got Bill Federer,

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Speaker 6: a great historian, has got i mean, talk about a

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Speaker 6: walking encyclopedia, and Jim Mosley, the Bible history guy, talking

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Speaker 6: about when was Jesus born exactly.

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Speaker 2: Oh, we'll tune in for that, all right, Thanks Dave,

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Speaker 2: I'm going to be watching. That's all we have for

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Speaker 2: American Sunrise Early Edition.

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Speaker 1: I'm Jake Novac. I will see you tomorrow at seven