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Speaker 1: The US, Israel, and Iran agreed that a ceasefire is

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Speaker 1: in terms of what's actually been agreed to and what's

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Speaker 1: happened what happens now Tonight. The speaker of Iran's parliament

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Speaker 1: claims three clauses of its workable proposal to Trump have.

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Speaker 2: Already been violated.

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Speaker 1: That includes new Israeli strikes today in Lebanon, which Israel

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Speaker 1: has refused to stop.

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Speaker 3: Iran also claims its.

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Speaker 1: Right to nuclear enrichment was laid out very much in

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Speaker 1: a ten point plan accepted by Trump, but the White

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Speaker 1: House suggested a ten point plan reported today by Iranian

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Speaker 1: state media was well just an early draft.

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Speaker 4: Vance. Is set to attend face to face talks with

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Speaker 4: Ron along with the Trump Special Envoy Steve Whitcoff and

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Speaker 4: his son in law, Jared Kushner, in Pakistan on Saturday.

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Speaker 4: Iron's delegation is expected to arrive tonight. The President posted

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Speaker 4: overnight that the United States military will be remaining in

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Speaker 4: the region in place, as he put it, quote, until

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Speaker 4: such time as the real agreement is reached is fully

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Speaker 4: complied with if for any reason it is not, which

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Speaker 4: is highly unlikely, he writes.

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Speaker 5: Then he levels the new threat.

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Speaker 4: The shooting starts, bigger and better and stronger than anyone

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Speaker 6: Clear it up in any kind of actual ceasefire agreement.

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Speaker 7: I think with horrible administrations that's the case. Normally, you

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Speaker 7: and change sentences or words or phrases. This latest ceasefire,

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Speaker 3: Agreed to disagree.

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Speaker 7: So this is why we have a ceasefire that never

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Speaker 8: I think there's a lot of concern that it's clearly

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Speaker 8: this morning is just how much confusion there is as

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Speaker 8: to what was exactly agreed upon when both sides announced

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Speaker 8: that they were joining this two week seasfire. You mentioned,

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Speaker 8: you know what's happening with these Israeli attacks on Hesbola

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Speaker 8: and Lebanon is a crucial, crucially sticking point.

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Speaker 5: I think one of the biggest.

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Speaker 8: Parts of the ceasefire was Iran agreeing to reopen the

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Speaker 8: Strait of Horrmus. You heard the White House Caroline Love

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Speaker 8: at the Press Secretary arguing yesterday that they had seen

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Speaker 5: Aron later said that.

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Speaker 8: They were closing it because of those ongoing attacks in Lebanon,

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Speaker 8: and really coming down to what we heard the Vice

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Speaker 8: we have to see how that is going to be resolved.

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Speaker 8: You did hear the Vice President just after that clip

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Speaker 8: We'll have to see if that's actually what the path

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Speaker 8: again what are exactly the points that they are basing,

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Speaker 8: One of the things that was most notable to me,

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Speaker 8: I know that you know, shortly after that ceasefire proposal

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Speaker 8: National Security Council putting out this statement that included what

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Speaker 8: they argued were the ten points, something CNN reported on.

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Speaker 8: The President I was told was very livid about that statement.

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Speaker 8: He tried to characterize the CNN's statement, ex the CNN

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Speaker 8: start of potentially several intense negotiations to come. But again,

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Speaker 6: I mean Iran is now in control the straight of

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Speaker 6: her moves they were not previously, they didn't have official

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Speaker 6: con roll over it. Certainly the Irani nuclear program, obviously,

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Speaker 6: they've suffered huge losses in terms of infrastructure and ballistic

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Speaker 6: and or perhaps more hardline, less experienced. Do you believe

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Speaker 6: Iran is in a stronger position now than before the

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Speaker 6: war in a strange way, not a.

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Speaker 3: Strange way, in an obvious way.

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Speaker 7: They're strategically they have a position of strategic strength going

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Speaker 7: into the negotiations. The US had a big strength stick,

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Speaker 3: They used it.

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Speaker 7: The dreadful has already happened, and now what Ron realizes

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Speaker 7: And don't forget even though it's closed now, even when

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Speaker 7: Iran is found a piece of hyper strategic deterreds to

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Speaker 7: replace the three pillars that lost before. And finally, you're

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Speaker 7: quite right, Anderson. The new government that we put into

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Speaker 7: place as a result of decapitation is far more militaristic

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Speaker 3: On February twenty seventh, given.

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Speaker 4: What we have seen in Lebanon today and to increase

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Speaker 9: Any concern that Magnan who is trying to kill the ceasefire?

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Speaker 10: Of course there should be a concern. I mean Nanya

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Speaker 10: to the reporting. And the United States and Israel have

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Speaker 10: yesterday the Pakistani Prime Minister, who has been acting as

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Speaker 10: also take effect in Lebanon. And then within hours of

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Speaker 5: All sounds pretty sketchy to me.

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Speaker 11: Maya, I would emphasise these are really baby steps right

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Speaker 9: I mean, Anderson, there's no indication that the Strait of

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Speaker 9: Horror Moves is open at this time. The Iranians have

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Speaker 9: What we have seen is that two Iranian vessels apparently

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Speaker 5: That's according to the Iranians tonight.

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Speaker 9: You know, ship tracking data from a marine tracker is

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Speaker 9: showing no evidence of any ships passing through this strait.

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Speaker 9: And as you heard from the Vice president.

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Speaker 5: There, he has said that if the Iranians.

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Speaker 9: Don't open this straight, it's going to be problematic for

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Speaker 9: in a very untenuous position here.

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Speaker 5: Something's going to have to change.

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Speaker 9: Either Iran's going to have to reopen the straight, the

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Speaker 9: carry out strikes against Hezbala, or perhaps we see a

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Speaker 12: And there are numerous items on the Iranian plan that

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Speaker 12: there's just no way we can accept. For removal of

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Speaker 12: In fact, I think one reason why you saw such

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Speaker 13: There's a lot of bad faith negotiation and a lot

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Speaker 13: that the ceasefire included Lebanon, and it just didn't. We

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Speaker 13: are of states. Now that said, the Israelis, as I

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Speaker 13: understand it again, I'm supposed to get a fuller report

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Speaker 13: when I get on the plane, have actually offered, to

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Speaker 13: be frankly, to check themselves a little bit in Lebanon

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Speaker 13: because they want to make sure that our negotiation is successful.

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Speaker 13: That's not because that is part of the ceasefire. I

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Speaker 13: think that's the Israelis try to set up us up

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Speaker 13: for success. And we'll, of course see how that unfolds

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Speaker 13: in the next few days. But look, if Iran wants

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Speaker 13: to lead this negotiation fall apart in a conflict where

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Speaker 13: they were getting hammered over Lebanon, which has nothing to

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Speaker 13: said was part of the ceasefire. That's ultimately their choice.

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Speaker 13: We think that would be dumb, but that's their choice.

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Speaker 14: This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 15: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 15: these people.

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Speaker 2: You've not got a free shot.

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Speaker 14: All these networks lying about the people. The people have

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Speaker 2: I know you don't like hearing that.

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Speaker 15: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 15: I don't know one of the guys that says we're

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Speaker 14: And no, the Israelis are not setting us up for success.

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Speaker 15: a supplicate to a theocratic regime that the farther down

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Speaker 15: Do you do what Napoleon said, when you can't solve

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Speaker 16: Use your host. Stephen K.

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Speaker 14: Eric Bowling's with us.

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Speaker 15: We're gonna get more into this about the situation of

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Speaker 15: We need to drive the the train here because this

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Speaker 15: I'm very opposed to this war, and I'm very posed

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Speaker 15: Eric Bowling Markets today, you know that it's not going

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Speaker 15: according to plan. When Fox News, which we refer to

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Speaker 15: going to the easter bunnies and the rapids Easter was

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Speaker 14: Uh and uh and just accept it.

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Speaker 15: Let's let's let's we got to change the programming here.

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Speaker 15: Let's throw some rapids up there. Right, Let's have some bunnies.

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Speaker 15: Let's cook an omelet and tell the audience how, how,

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Speaker 15: We need to get damn serious about this. And if

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Speaker 15: Let's just go principal to principle. Trump's the best deal

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Speaker 14: Let's just do it in.

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Speaker 15: Beijing, principle to principle. Because the Chinese got involved. The

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Speaker 15: What a market's telling us today? What are your give us?

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Speaker 17: I got love for you, Steve. I'll start with what

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Speaker 2: We speak right now.

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Speaker 17: You remember, and there's the difference, right you watch something

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Speaker 17: want cook You want watch cooking, and animals go watch Fox.

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Speaker 17: Let me tell you, Steve, you were remember we did

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Speaker 17: the end of the day. You say, something wasn't right,

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Speaker 17: But they brought it from ninety one up to ninety

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Speaker 17: I'm here in Miami doing the Money Show. It's the

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Speaker 2: Steve, I am telling you every single.

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Speaker 17: Question wasn't about attacking, it wasn't about manufacturing. It was

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Speaker 17: Because it affects every human being in America. Oil is

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Speaker 17: watch Fox enough, you'll hear a very Israel backed.

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Speaker 17: They have a very high concentration of I be honest,

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Speaker 2: You can't do this. There's so many shenanigans they can play.

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Speaker 17: They can charge more for American oil tankers which are

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Speaker 17: You know Pakistan, Pakistan is beholden to the straight of

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Speaker 17: There there are a couple in there. I just don't see.

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Speaker 17: I remember we talked about this yesterday on your show.

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Speaker 17: I said, looks great, but we're only one tweet away,

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Speaker 17: and I misspoke. I should have said one truth post away.

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Speaker 17: You know, if Trump comes out and says we're out,

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Speaker 17: you know, you could see one hundred and twenty hundred

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Speaker 17: and thirty. But in the final thought, JD. Vance, I

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Speaker 17: had no idea, What the hell your tobby? I have

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Speaker 17: no It's almost like he was there like the country

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Speaker 17: that's on their knees begging to be stopped being pounded daily.

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Speaker 2: They're in control and JD.

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Speaker 17: Vance is coming in like a like sorry that will

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Speaker 17: get picked up, but sorry, hey, how about.

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Speaker 2: Your man up?

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Speaker 5: Jd.

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Speaker 17: We're America, we have the we have control of the ball.

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Speaker 17: We could destroy your civilization. Trump doesn't want to. That

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Speaker 17: is the real threat. Somehow, Ran is calling the shots.

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Speaker 17: I'm scratching my head. Iran is telling us in international

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Speaker 17: waters technically that they're going to monitor the straight and

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Speaker 17: put tolls on the straight. Who the hell is our rand?

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Speaker 17: What about Oman? What about UAE? They're they're two miles north.

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Speaker 17: The UAE holds that border, and we don't have another

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Speaker 17: toll for UAE as well in Saudi Arabia. Come on,

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Speaker 17: let's finish this, let them, let them play those stupid

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Speaker 17: fanatical Islamic games in the Middle East. We don't really

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Speaker 17: need the oil coming through the straight. Yeah, it will

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Speaker 17: affect our prices, but I'm to pull the hell out

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Speaker 17: or or get it over with, rip the band aid off,

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Speaker 17: and destroy that civilization and then and let them rebuild.

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Speaker 2: I guess you know a way. That's what benefits of the

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Speaker 2: United States.

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Speaker 15: Number One, the the guys you're trying to negotiate with

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Speaker 15: are sitting there going you can't even control your ally.

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Speaker 15: Who has driven much of this. Remember the New York Times,

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Speaker 15: and hey, if it's if it's if the reporting is fake,

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Speaker 15: let's I need the White House to come out and say,

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Speaker 15: line by line, these are these are this is not true.

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Speaker 15: I haven't heard anybody say it's not true. They told

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Speaker 15: us that. They told us besides the imminent part, they

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Speaker 15: told us that the massive bombing would lead to a

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Speaker 15: major uprising, and not to worry about her moves, that

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Speaker 15: they wouldn't have the military capabilities after the first couple

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Speaker 15: of days of strategic bombing to do anything in her moves.

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Speaker 15: Need to hear that countered by what the facts were,

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Speaker 15: if those aren't the facts, because that is a major

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Speaker 15: strategic miscalculation. You know, we've heard seb Gork and other

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Speaker 15: trauba exquisite intelligence. I'm not saying it, you're not seeing

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Speaker 15: it now. Just remember whether it's a reality or not.

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Speaker 15: These people think, These people think they're winning a think

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Speaker 15: they're driving the initiative. Now, Eric, you've said oil's funda fundtional.

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Speaker 15: Why all your guys at the money conference are asking

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Speaker 15: upon full spectrum energy dominance. His ability to work to

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Speaker 15: drive energy prices down led to the Trump massive boom

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Speaker 15: in twenty nineteen, and it's leaders really led the way

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Speaker 15: of his his plan in the second term with Scott Besant, right,

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Speaker 15: and so that requires yesterday, I think I.

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Speaker 14: Think we got hanging. I think we've got some bad news.

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Speaker 2: We're okay.

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Speaker 15: God, yeah, I think we got some bad news yesterday

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Speaker 15: because I believe the NATO meeting which went longer than

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Speaker 15: it was supposed to, and I don't believe the NATO

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Speaker 15: Secretary General came to the sticks. President Trump didn't bring

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Speaker 15: him into the Oval to have questions, which would normally

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Speaker 15: happen if we had an upbeat meeting and had some

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Speaker 15: positive things to say, because I think they told them, Hey,

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Speaker 15: we just don't have the mill, we don't have the

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Speaker 15: naval assets to even be a reality here.

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Speaker 14: We've allowed these.

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Speaker 15: Guys to lean on us so long that they're sitting

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Speaker 15: there now and saying, we just we don't have the

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Speaker 15: we don't have the resources, we don't have the assets.

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Speaker 15: So if it stays closed, hangover a second, Eric, ask

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Speaker 15: you to stay over. If we don't have the assets,

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Speaker 15: then you've got to keep it open. And the reason

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Speaker 15: Okay, welcome back. You just had bowling. Bowling's going to

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Speaker 15: I think it was in Miami to one of these

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Speaker 15: to work all that, and individual investors, and what they

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Speaker 15: want to talk about. They want to talk about oil.

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Speaker 15: Why they want to talk about oil because energy is

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Speaker 15: the underlying predicate to an economy. So we've had a

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Speaker 15: two week recess. Next week the House in the Senate

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Speaker 15: come back. They come back next week, and you're going

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Speaker 15: to have microphones in everybody's face about this war. The

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Speaker 15: intensity of the information war about this conflict is about

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Speaker 15: to go to the tenth power because right now all

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Speaker 15: the congressmen are gone. So it's tough to get to them,

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Speaker 15: but you're going to hear this guy's going to studios

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Speaker 2: Going to have.

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Speaker 14: You're going to be overwhelmed by this.

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Speaker 15: So the political heat on this is going to ratchet

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Speaker 15: up big league.

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Speaker 14: Kinsman Chip Roy joins us at KINSWO We've.

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Speaker 15: Been saying from the beginning, and I think this is

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Speaker 15: one of the reasons that from being a leader in

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Speaker 15: the House, freedom call because you decided, Hey, I got

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Speaker 15: to go back to my home state and be attorney

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Speaker 15: general because Texas is in a bad way right now.

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Speaker 15: This Islamic invasion of Texas, Sharia law, the h one

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Speaker 15: B Visa's there's so many problems around the great State

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Speaker 15: of Texas, and it's the crown jewel.

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Speaker 14: But just your.

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Speaker 15: Thoughts right now. You've been a hawk, a deficit hawk.

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Speaker 15: We have a budget and I think our friend and

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Speaker 15: the former contributor here, Russ Vote's going to go before

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Speaker 15: I think the House and the Senate next week to

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Speaker 15: talk about the budget that's being put forth, which has

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Speaker 15: pretty big deficits in it, a one point five trillion

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Speaker 15: dollars in one point five tree now for the military budget,

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Speaker 15: and I don't think that includes the two hundred billion

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Speaker 15: dollar supplemental for the Iran conflict, which people are saying,

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Speaker 15: it's got to be pay as you go.

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Speaker 14: You got to pay for this.

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Speaker 15: But just your thoughts on that, you've been a deficit hawk,

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Speaker 15: the direction of this, the direction of the economy wh's

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Speaker 15: clearly being hit right now on this conflict, the supplemental bill.

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Speaker 15: Before we pivot to Texas, where I think the real

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Speaker 15: fight is, what's your assessment of what's going to happen

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Speaker 15: next week when the House and Senate come back and

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Speaker 15: the CNN's got every microphone in the world jammed up

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Speaker 15: in somebody's face.

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Speaker 18: Sir, Well, first of all, it'll be great to have

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Speaker 18: our mutual friend Russ vote. He's going to uppear before

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Speaker 18: the House Budget Committee, on which I serve. I'm sure

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Speaker 18: we're going to have some good spirit of the conversation

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Speaker 18: in there. He's a dear friend and he's doing the

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Speaker 18: Lord's work over there. But this is going to be

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Speaker 18: a central issue that we've got to deal with. And

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Speaker 18: you know, I've been very clear to the administration privately

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Speaker 18: and publicly that will I very much support what the

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Speaker 18: President is doing. To try to reset the geopolitical landscape.

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Speaker 18: President Trump has a long vision about what we need

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Speaker 18: to do to put pressure on China and Russia and

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Speaker 18: to kind reclaimed the Western hemisphere and the actions of Venezuela.

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Speaker 18: But I've been very clear about not wanting a blank check,

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Speaker 18: that I wouldn't grant or agree to, or vote or

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Speaker 18: support a blank check, and that I wasn't interested in

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Speaker 18: boots on the ground unless we've got a very specific

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Speaker 18: and very concrete target admission that will be in and out.

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Speaker 18: I've said no more soccer fields. I don't want soccer

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Speaker 18: fields in Tehran. I didn't want them in Bagdad. And

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Speaker 18: we've never talked about this team. But in two thousand

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Speaker 18: and eight I went on a trip over to Bagdad

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Speaker 18: in the middle of that conflict, and I had a

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Speaker 18: three star general taking me around showing me soccer fields.

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Speaker 18: The American people didn't sign up to put menial women

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Speaker 18: in danger for that sort of thing. Now, the good

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Speaker 18: news is, I don't believe the President or Secretary of

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Speaker 18: Hegseth or the leadership of this administration.

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Speaker 2: Want to do that.

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Speaker 18: But we've got a lot of complex issues that are

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Speaker 18: all coming together at once and as you said. Look,

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Speaker 18: I believe in you got to pay as you go

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Speaker 18: for any of this stuff. So put aside the defense

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Speaker 18: build up question, which we were already wrestling with before

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Speaker 18: engaging in Iran. Now we've got some requests for somewhere

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Speaker 18: between one hundred and two hundred billion dollars, and I

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Speaker 18: got to be on As you know, a bunch of

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Speaker 18: people from the Budget Committee went over the Pentagon before

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Speaker 18: this recess, visited with them, and they didn't deliver what

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Speaker 18: it needs to be.

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Speaker 2: We have a job as Congress.

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Speaker 18: As much as I loved as president, in this administration,

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Speaker 18: we've got a job to do to hold them accountable.

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Speaker 18: By the way, Phis is another issue that I'm going

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Speaker 18: to be on Monday when we come back. You know,

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Speaker 18: going to protect American citizens from government spying. So there's

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Speaker 18: a lot of issues we've got to keep working on.

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Speaker 15: I want to go back to your trip in two

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Speaker 15: thousand and eight. I remember you did I think you

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Speaker 15: did tell me about stort. I believe you took that

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Speaker 15: trip and they're talking about soccer fields and the amount

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Speaker 15: of money we're pumping in. That was a couple of months,

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Speaker 15: I think, before the financial collapse in September of two

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Speaker 15: thousand and eight, and that got people quite focused on

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Speaker 15: these wars about what we had to do. Everybody collectively

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Speaker 15: is pushing for the Trump agenda to work, particularly is

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Speaker 15: economic agenda, because that drives so much of this. But

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Speaker 15: we do have to come to a reality check here

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Speaker 15: that our financial situation is a massive national security issue.

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Speaker 15: And when people bring this up, they're not saying we're

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Speaker 15: not supportive. We're trying to say, hey, look, do not

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Speaker 15: forget this fact of this financial and we are still

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Speaker 15: in a financial crisis, even giving the what President Trump

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Speaker 15: investment have is getting traction to reverse the plague gears

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Speaker 15: of Biden in this financial situation, particularly the Pentagon increase

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Speaker 15: of up to one point five trillion, And like you said,

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Speaker 15: people are going to have to deliver here specifically, why

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Speaker 15: do we need this increase, Where's it going to come from?

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Speaker 15: Or we're going to cut these other programs which I

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Speaker 15: think are rife with corruption and fraud. Then let's do it.

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Speaker 15: But then let's have the stones to see it through.

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Speaker 15: Chip your thoughts.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Steve is exactly right.

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Speaker 18: If I might extend on something you said in the

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Speaker 18: segment as you're coming into to my joining about energy, okay,

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Speaker 18: and it's all related.

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Speaker 2: To give me one second on this.

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Speaker 18: So last year, you remember, now we're almost a year

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Speaker 18: removed from the Big Beautiful Bill debates. I was fighting

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Speaker 18: as hard as I could to drag that thing to

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Speaker 18: the fiscally responsible direction.

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Speaker 2: Remember it was in May that I joined.

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Speaker 18: With three Republican colleagues in the Freedom Caucus to stop

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Speaker 18: vote down. I voted against the Big Beautiful Bill. Now

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Speaker 18: I'm getting all sorts of heat from the President, the

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Speaker 18: White House, from Speaker Johnson, the Senate ship.

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Speaker 2: What are you doing? You're going to destroy this, We're

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Speaker 2: going to you know, you're going to ruin the tax cuts.

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Speaker 18: Say, guys, you're allowing Susan Collins and Lisa mccowske and

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Speaker 18: a bunch of the you know, squishes in the Senate

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Speaker 18: to take away the reforms we were putting in place

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Speaker 18: to be bysically responsible medicaid. But importantly, they were getting

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Speaker 18: rid of all of the stuff we were doing on

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Speaker 18: the green new scam subsidies. So we've bought and we

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Speaker 18: got about half of those green new scam substies put

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Speaker 18: back in fast forward. Now I'm running for attorney general

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Speaker 18: a pack in California. A bunch of leftists ran a

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Speaker 18: million dollars of ads against me in Texas saying they

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Speaker 18: quote want to end my career. Now, look, I'm going

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Speaker 18: to win this race for attorney general. But I have

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Speaker 18: news for them. My career is not ending whether I

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Speaker 18: win or lose. But I'm going to win because I'm

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Speaker 18: going to keep fighting these Marxists and these leftists no

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Speaker 18: matter what they want to take out our ability to

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Speaker 18: be able to have energy freedom and energy security, which

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Speaker 18: is at the center of this entire conflict. We've got

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Speaker 18: to be fiscally responsible. We fought in the Big Beautiful Bill,

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Speaker 18: but as you and I agreed on this show a

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Speaker 18: year ago, it wasn't good enough. I supported it in

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Speaker 18: the end to be a team player, to work to

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Speaker 18: get what we wanted to get done for the president,

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Speaker 18: but we should have gone further.

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Speaker 2: Now we need to do more.

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Speaker 18: Now we've got a bunch of more moderates who are

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Speaker 18: supporting this stupid Dignity Amnesty Act. Those same people are saying, oh, Chip,

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Speaker 18: we can't vote for more forms like, look, we got

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Speaker 18: to end the fraud than five months ago, everybody was

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Speaker 18: on fire about about Minnesota. Where are we talking about that? Now,

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Speaker 18: end the fraud, end the waste at the get the

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Speaker 18: reforms we need to get in place.

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Speaker 2: Come tell us what you need to build up in military.

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Speaker 18: We'll fund it, but it's got to be real tools

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Speaker 18: for real military dominance. And I don't want us to

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Speaker 18: be engaged in endless conflict. That's what next week is

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Speaker 18: going to be about, having an honest conversation. We want

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Speaker 18: to back the President's strategic games, but we're not gonna

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Speaker 18: let the swamp do what it always does and bankrupt

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Speaker 18: this country while we, you know, pretend that we're you know,

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Speaker 18: you know, doing something fiscally responsible, when we're in fact

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Speaker 18: making housing more expensive for higher interest rates, inflation going up,

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Speaker 18: et cetera.

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Speaker 15: I'm glad you brought this up because I want to

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Speaker 15: go We're going to have rosemuy Jinks is going to

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Speaker 15: join us in the second hour, which Chip is talking about.

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Speaker 15: A group of Republicans have put up in with Democrats

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Speaker 15: essentially an amnesty built. Like we don't have enough problems,

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Speaker 15: they're going to join with Democrats and put an amacy build.

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Speaker 15: We're going to get to that in a second, because

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Speaker 15: Laura ingram I thought did a good job last night

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Speaker 15: over at Fox of peeling Backwaller. But we're going to

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Speaker 15: get to that Roch drinks going detail. But this gets

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Speaker 15: back to the green new scam part of it. You know,

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Speaker 15: to get Murkowski in these moderates, you got to go

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Speaker 15: and you got to offer this stuff. And the green

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Speaker 15: new scam stuff is still out there and President Trump

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Speaker 15: as a top priority, right, is that that stuff's got

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Speaker 15: to go to walk me through to get energy, you know,

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Speaker 15: to really get full spectrum energy dominance and get serious

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Speaker 15: about this now that it looks like more than ever

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Speaker 15: that we need to make sure that in the Western

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Speaker 15: hemisphere we're fully set here so we don't have to

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Speaker 15: worry about the Strait or her moves. That's really you know,

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Speaker 15: it's it's it's essentially Europe's problem.

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Speaker 14: We're there to help. What do you need to do?

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Speaker 14: Still in the green new scam that's out there.

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Speaker 15: I thought all that stuff got taken out before the

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Speaker 15: big beautiful bill was voted on No last year a

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Speaker 15: year ago.

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Speaker 18: It was all of our reforms, to be clear, right,

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Speaker 18: we had these subsidies were put in place which were

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Speaker 18: destroying our incentive infrastructure for natural gas powered plans, for

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Speaker 18: our ability to move oil and gas products, because there

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Speaker 18: was so much money flowing into wind and solar, which

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Speaker 18: are inefficient and unreliable. So we were fighting to pull

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Speaker 18: those subsidies back. Well, we had really good provisions in

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Speaker 18: there to pull back most of the subsidies, and the

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Speaker 18: squishes in the Senate, the Democrats pulled them all out.

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Speaker 18: That's what I stood up and I literally voted against

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Speaker 18: the big beautiful bill that weekend and took the scorn

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Speaker 18: from everybody, and we were able to get about half

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Speaker 18: of those back in.

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Speaker 2: You have to estimate it a bit. My view is

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Speaker 2: we need.

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Speaker 18: To plow forward and remove the remainder of those subsidies

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Speaker 18: to open up a full true competition. Look if wind

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Speaker 18: and solar can compete, great, but they're competing right now

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Speaker 18: with crony capitalism, with the subsidies that are fueling them.

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Speaker 18: That undermines our ability to have a more reliable grid.

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Speaker 18: So that's one thing we need to do The second

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Speaker 18: thing we need to do is open up nuclear rapid fire.

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Speaker 18: We are taking way too long to move forward to

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Speaker 18: get true nuclear moving and running again. That's actually good, solid,

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Speaker 18: reliable power. The third thing we got to do is

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Speaker 18: deal with permitting, and you put all that stuff in

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Speaker 18: the pot. If we can get the permitting on the NIPA,

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Speaker 18: the environmental protection guidelines and all of those things, we

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Speaker 18: can actually move forward and be able to get the

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Speaker 18: true full independence of what we were.

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Speaker 2: Capable of doing in America.

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Speaker 18: If you've got nuclear power, and if you've got unsubsidized

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Speaker 18: wind and solar, fine use it where it's useful. And

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Speaker 18: if you've got true natural gas that we're pumping out

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Speaker 18: in Texas through fracking, then America is unstoppable. Well that's

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Speaker 18: what we've got to do. Don't follow the European model

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Speaker 18: where they're now reliant on the rest of the world.

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Speaker 18: And by the way, this is President's Trump. President Trump's

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Speaker 18: genius is going after the pressure points here and putting

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Speaker 18: pressure on Europe, China, Russia, everybody else has to step

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Speaker 18: up and go figure it out. Instead of us carrying

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Speaker 18: the burden of keeping the straits open. That's all on

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Speaker 18: the back of the shale revolution in Texas. I was

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Speaker 18: in Midland yesterday. Those people will go produce the energy

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Speaker 18: we need it. We'll just free Texas up to do it.

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Speaker 14: Chip, I've said that, and we only got a couple months.

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Speaker 15: I got to hold you through the brake, right, So

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Speaker 15: we've been saying that, Hey, the bigger fight we have

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Speaker 15: is not in the Middle East, but here in this country.

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Speaker 15: And one of the biggest fights we have is in Texas.

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Speaker 15: We're going to Brandon Hall on a second. They're staying

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Speaker 15: up till two and three in the morning down in

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Speaker 15: Austin on the Texas Education Board because patriots are flooding

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Speaker 15: the zone down there and want to speak and want

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Speaker 15: to get in front of the microphone. But I'm going

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Speaker 15: to get to the other part about your opponent after

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Speaker 15: the break. But right now, how can we be spending

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Speaker 15: days making sure that care doesn't influence Texas history is

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Speaker 15: taught to Texas kids and textbooks. It sounds bizarro, but

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Speaker 15: we're in a fight and the vote's not.

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Speaker 14: Even going to be till tomorrow. I don't think, sir.

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Speaker 18: Yeah, it's ridiculous. I mean, what's happened is is Texas

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Speaker 18: is front and Center, the Muslim Brotherhood CARE and all

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Speaker 18: the organizations Amy mac and Rare have documented there's six

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Speaker 18: hundred organizations. They're all funding this push of the Islamification

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Speaker 18: of Texas, the march of Islam across our state in

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Speaker 18: the country. And you can't win a war that you

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Speaker 18: don't acknowledge exists. And we cannot allow Islam to hide

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Speaker 18: behind the First Amendment when in fact it is a

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Speaker 18: political ideology that is designed in its own language. And

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Speaker 18: then Muslim Brotherhood Memorandum for nineteen ninety one to wage

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Speaker 18: jihad against the West.

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Speaker 2: We know this to be true.

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Speaker 18: We know that it's all been you know, flowing out

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Speaker 18: in terms of the Holy Land Foundation twenty five years ago.

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Speaker 18: What CARE has been up to. I have new legislation

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Speaker 18: I'm going to introduce next week on CARE. I will

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Speaker 18: make sure you guys see it first. I can't announce

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Speaker 18: it yet, but to go after them. I already introduced

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Speaker 18: a bill to take away their tax status. I already

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Speaker 18: introduced the Pause Act build to you know, vent people

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Speaker 18: for Shree law. But Texas is behind the eight ball

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Speaker 18: on this. We need to be much more aggressive. We're

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Speaker 18: trying to play catch up. The legislation that they've passed

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Speaker 18: is fine, but we got to go much further because

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Speaker 18: what you're seeing right now is they're using our own

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Speaker 18: rules against us to indoctrinate our kids.

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Speaker 14: Chip hangover one side, Chip boyd Dinner for ag in

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Speaker 14: Texas Next in the world.

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Speaker 16: Use your host, Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 15: Conssman Chipp Roy who vened for Texas a g SO. Congressman.

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Speaker 15: You used a phrase in the last segment. I can

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Speaker 15: tell I think it is resonating people. You can't win

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Speaker 15: a war you don't acknowledge exists. Uh, that's a pretty

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Speaker 15: good quote about framing about where we are.

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Speaker 14: So here's the question.

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Speaker 15: The state of Texas is the jewel in the crown,

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Speaker 15: and they know that our enemies in this enemies of

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Speaker 15: the United States of America and US as a constitutional republic,

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Speaker 15: fully understand that from its history, the mythology, the current

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Speaker 15: you know, the current state of its economy, which is

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Speaker 15: what the sixth or seventh biggest in the world. How

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Speaker 15: it's a countervailing power to California in our own union,

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Speaker 15: particularly the way the way it's run and the way

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Speaker 15: it's governed. The question gets to be for folks, is

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Speaker 15: you know war room and others? Did it turn out

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Speaker 15: hundreds of patriots to go to Texas school board and

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Speaker 15: drive and take their time and money and go there

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Speaker 15: to testify. And people are lost about care is being

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Speaker 15: designate a terrorist organization in the state Texas and in

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Speaker 15: Florida and in UAE and in Katar, right, And they're

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Speaker 15: kind of sitting there going why is it allowed to

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Speaker 15: be in Austin, Texas and not just be the organizer,

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Speaker 15: I mean to bring the speakers, to prep the speakers,

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Speaker 15: to hold a press conference outside that was ten times

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Speaker 15: more followed by the left wing media in Austin and

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Speaker 15: nationally than the Frank Gaffney press conference of the patriots.

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Speaker 14: So how can that happen?

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Speaker 15: And what are you prepared to do about it in

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Speaker 15: Texas to sort this problem out and to win this war?

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Speaker 18: Yeah, First of all, we have been behind the curve

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Speaker 18: on this in my opinion, in Texas and have been

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Speaker 18: relatively sleep at the switch, allowing people to hide behind

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Speaker 18: as I said, I see a hide behind.

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Speaker 2: The First Amendment.

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Speaker 18: You and I are stalar defenders of the Bill of

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Speaker 18: right in the Constitution. We will fight that battle anytime, anywhere.

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Speaker 18: But this is a political ideology, and we have to

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Speaker 18: recognize that because we've got too many people today. I

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Speaker 18: mean literally, in the conversations I'm having right now Steed

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Speaker 18: with leadership in Austin, with people around the state, they

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Speaker 18: always hedge when I say, wait a minute, we do

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Speaker 18: not want to see more moss being built. We do

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Speaker 18: not want to see taxpayer funding for these Islamic schools.

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Speaker 18: We need to stop care. We need to do the

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Speaker 18: Office of Attorney General has extraordinary power to open up

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Speaker 18: and look at the books of nonprofits and NGOs. As

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Speaker 18: Attorney General, my first order of business will be to

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Speaker 18: assemble the team and go immediately on day one and

882
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Speaker 18: open up all these books, find where they have connections,

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Speaker 18: connections to terrorist activities and terrorist groups, pull their charters,

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Speaker 18: cut their funding, don't allow those funds to proceed to

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Speaker 18: continue to do what they're doing. But the key element

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Speaker 18: to all of that is the using the bully pulpit

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Speaker 18: and delivering the message and legally making the arguments that

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Speaker 18: this is not in fact something that is going to

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Speaker 18: be protectable as religion. But you got to recognize that

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Speaker 18: as a political movement designed to tear down our walls.

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Speaker 18: That goes back to my point, you can't win a

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Speaker 18: ward that you don't acknowledge exists. People hide behind sharia.

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Speaker 18: I talk about Sharia too. There's a reason we named

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Speaker 18: it the Sharia Free America Caucus.

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Speaker 2: But it's not just Sharia. And this is an important point.

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Speaker 18: In the hearing I held as the chairman of the

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Speaker 18: sub Committee on the Constitution, I made this point about Sharia,

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Speaker 18: and my Democrat ranking member acknowledged almost immediately. She said, well, wait,

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Speaker 18: if you're talking about Sharia, that means all Muslims, that

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Speaker 18: means everybody that's practicing Islam. And I let her make

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Speaker 18: that point. But the reality is Sharia is central to it.

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Speaker 18: All of this is inconsistent with the West, inconsistent with

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Speaker 18: our laws. If you don't acknowledge that, how can you win.

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Speaker 18: And look, I'll give credit Governor Abbitt had said, look,

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Speaker 18: we got to stop these dollars flowing to these Islamic

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Speaker 18: schools through the you know, school choice programs.

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Speaker 2: That's exactly right.

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Speaker 18: As Attorney General, I'll defend that, but we got to

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Speaker 18: go further, and we've got to cut the head of

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Speaker 18: the stake off. We've got to stop care, pull the charter,

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Speaker 18: go after any of the elements of the Muslim brotherhood.

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Speaker 18: But as Amy Mackis pointed out, with rare, there's six

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Speaker 18: hundred organizations, so care is front facing. They're calling me

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Speaker 18: a terrorist, they're calling me a hater, all of those things,

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Speaker 18: and I don't care. And you know, I think you

916
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Speaker 18: got to stand up and fight for this stuff. And

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Speaker 18: that's what I'm trying to do.

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Speaker 15: I hope if we make a recommendation. Amy meck is

919
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Speaker 15: a senior advisor to you as Attorney General. She is

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Speaker 15: really a rock star. And her efforts to bring just

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Speaker 15: a video and hear these people in their own.

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Speaker 14: Voice, I think is such so powerful. Chip.

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Speaker 15: Where do people go to follow this more closely? Because

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Speaker 15: this is heating up now. AG's race I think will

925
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Speaker 15: be the even more intense than the Senate race. But

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Speaker 15: where do people go to follow you, to find your

927
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Speaker 15: travel schedule, to see more and to be given questions

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Speaker 15: and weigh and measure ship roi.

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Speaker 18: Chiproy dot com. The runoff is on May twenty six.

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Speaker 18: I was going to make one point here. My opponent,

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Speaker 18: Mays Middleton, as a state senator last year, introduced a

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Speaker 18: bill SB eight fifty four. That bill was designed to

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Speaker 18: be something to promote religious liberty and help to developing

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Speaker 18: cities and entities push religious entities being able to develop

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Speaker 18: these areas. But in doing so, it was going to

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Speaker 18: specifically promote the ability of mosques and Muslim oriented and

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Speaker 18: Islam centered entities to be able to sue local jurisdictions

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Speaker 18: to stop them if they prohibited these moss from being

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Speaker 18: built and these Islamic cities like Epic City from being built. Now,

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Speaker 18: my colleague, I don't know whether he did it intentionally

941
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Speaker 18: or naive, but I know that he tried to dupe

942
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Speaker 18: people because he amended the language that was the description

943
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Speaker 18: of the bill, but he didn't change the text of

944
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Speaker 18: the bill as it moved through the Senate into the

945
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Speaker 18: Senate Calendar's committee. And the problem here is, Steve, you

946
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Speaker 18: can't be naive and be the Attorney General of Texas.

947
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Speaker 18: You can't go up and do a nice sounding bill

948
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Speaker 18: that's good for religious liberty and then ignore the fact

949
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Speaker 18: that you're going to give fuel to the Islamists who

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Speaker 18: want to remake Texas.

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Speaker 2: You got to have the smartest lawyers in the.

952
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Speaker 18: World working at the Office of Attorney General, and that

953
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Speaker 18: starts at the top.

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Speaker 2: And I've been a prosecutor.

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Speaker 18: I've been a lawyer, I've been in court, I have

956
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Speaker 18: led the office under Ken Baxton.

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Speaker 2: My opponent has done none of those things.

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Speaker 18: There's no room for on the job training, and so

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Speaker 18: this is an important issue people need to pay attention to.

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Speaker 18: The federal has broke this story yesterday. It's a really

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Speaker 18: important glimpse into what a naive attorney general could do

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Speaker 18: to the state of Texas.

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Speaker 2: That's why need everybody to turn out. Made twenty thixs.

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Speaker 14: Was that bill. Has that bill been killed? Those aspects

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Speaker 14: of that bill been killed.

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Speaker 18: So that bill got to the calendars, they pushed it

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Speaker 18: out of committee, got it to the floor. It did

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Speaker 18: stop and didn't get signed into law, thank god. But

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Speaker 18: my opponent should have known better, and again he tried

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Speaker 18: to dupe people by changing the description but not changing

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Speaker 18: the bill. He should have pulled the bill and he

972
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Speaker 18: should have ended it. But he was trying to hide

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Speaker 18: behind religious liberty and not acknowledge that he was going

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Speaker 18: to give power to epic city and to those trying

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Speaker 18: to create Islamic cities. We've got to rethink how we

976
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Speaker 18: deal with all of this because in the for example,

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Speaker 18: you have prayer time in schools.

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Speaker 2: Muslims are now.

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Speaker 18: Going to use that to take over our schools and

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Speaker 18: be gone five times a day for prayer on their

981
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Speaker 18: prayer rugs pointing to Mecca.

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Speaker 2: We cannot do that.

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Speaker 18: It's going to destroy our today of Christian culture and

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Speaker 18: our Christian nation.

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Speaker 15: This fight is I'm telling you, there's a real fight

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Speaker 15: in Texas. Think about that for a second. In the

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Speaker 15: great state of Texas, we've got to fight. It's a fight,

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Speaker 15: Chip Roy, thank you so much for being on the

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Speaker 15: front line.

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Speaker 2: See us.

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Speaker 14: Short commercial break.

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Speaker 15: Second hour is going to be even more lit than

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Speaker 15: the first stick around.

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Speaker 14: You're in the war room.