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Speaker 1: Good evening, America, Happy Monday, and welcome to the latest

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Speaker 1: edition of Justin Who's No Noise. I'm your host, John Solomon,

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Speaker 1: reporting as always from Washington, d C.

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Speaker 2: My co host Amanda Head. She'll be here a little bit.

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Speaker 1: She's over at the White House, still on pool duty,

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Speaker 1: but we hope she'll get here as the show unfolds.

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Speaker 2: History was made over the weekend.

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Speaker 1: You all know about it pretty well today, but the

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Speaker 1: latest chapter occurred in a Brooklyn Federal courthouse a little

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Speaker 1: while ago. The former and now deposed dictator of Venezuela,

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Speaker 1: Nicholas Maduro, appeared in court to answer charges that he

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Speaker 1: was a Narco terrorist. He pled not guilty, and then

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Speaker 1: he insisted he was still the president of Nicaragua, excuse me,

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Speaker 1: of his country. But in fact, someone didn't tell his

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Speaker 1: deputy why his former vice president swarzwealth so today to

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Speaker 1: be the next president of Venezuela. And she actually made

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Speaker 1: some interesting soundings as though she would like to work

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Speaker 1: with President Trump and the United States on oil.

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Speaker 2: And other issues.

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Speaker 1: She gave a more conciliatory tone today. That's something we're

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Speaker 1: keeping a close sign. I don't know if that was

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Speaker 1: a headfake. Or something real, but we're watching that real closely. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 1: the MAHA movement struck again in a big way today.

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Speaker 1: The CDC announced that it is changing the recommendations and

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Speaker 1: lowering the number of vaccines that it recommends for young children.

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Speaker 1: That is a big win for those who are concerned

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Speaker 1: that there were too many vaccines being pumped into children

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Speaker 1: at one time. Doesn't mean they're anti VAXX, just means

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Speaker 1: they want to slow down the pace a little bit

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Speaker 1: until they understand the impact of all of these vaccines

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Speaker 1: coming into a young child's body. Meanwhile, Minnesota Governor Tim

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Speaker 1: Waltz Well, he stepped up to the podium and dropped

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Speaker 1: a giant political bombshell announcing he's bowing out of the

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty sixth race, and then just says reporters leaned

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Speaker 1: in to do their jobs. He turned around and walked out.

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Speaker 1: No questions, no accountability. Just take a look of how

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Speaker 1: his political care ended today.

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Speaker 3: I'm proud of the way we treat our neighbors. I'm

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Speaker 3: proud of the way that we welcome people to this state.

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Speaker 3: I'm proud of the way that we innovate, and I'm

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Speaker 3: proud of the way that.

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Speaker 2: We are optimists for the future.

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Speaker 3: No one's taking this away from us, not the fraudsters,

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Speaker 3: certainly not this president, not on my watch.

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Speaker 2: Tomorrow, I'll be back with you.

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Speaker 3: I'll give you an update on America's best paid family

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Speaker 3: medical leap program that is now a week into it,

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Speaker 3: and at that time I'll take all your questions.

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Speaker 2: Thank you all appreciate it.

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Speaker 4: Thank you.

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Speaker 2: Wow, pretty amazing.

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Speaker 1: You can hear reporters ask you, what do you mean

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Speaker 1: you're stepping down the kids? You take a question? Nope,

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Speaker 1: walked right off set, kind of like what he did.

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Speaker 1: But he looked the other way and didn't look for

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Speaker 1: all that fraud that is his own legislative audit bureau,

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Speaker 1: His own state employees were telling the governor, Hey, we're

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Speaker 1: being defraud at the Minnesota and American taxpayers being defrauded.

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Speaker 1: He looked the other way and walked out the room again. Now,

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Speaker 1: unlike Tim Maltz, Jasmine Crockett isn't afraid of the spotlight.

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Speaker 1: Since the Supreme Court allowed texas As redistricting to proceed,

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Speaker 1: which effectively ends her career, she continues to share her opinions. Additionally,

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Speaker 1: she blames President Trump for attempting to rig the system.

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Speaker 1: That's kind of fundy coming from Democrats.

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Speaker 5: But take a look so again.

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Speaker 6: You know, obviously Trump is still doing his bidding with

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Speaker 6: the state houses and state senates and governor's mansions to

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Speaker 6: try to rig the system. Kudos to Indiana for sane,

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Speaker 6: Kudos to California for saying we're going to fight back. Definitely,

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Speaker 6: kudos to the Trump justice who wrote the one hundred

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Speaker 6: and sixty page opinion denouncing what took place in Texas

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Speaker 6: than to the Supreme Court for what they did as

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Speaker 6: well as you know, we'll see what happens.

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Speaker 5: In some other places.

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Speaker 2: How about that.

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Speaker 1: Well, one other thing that I want to mention before

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Speaker 1: we get to our first guest of the evening. You remember,

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Speaker 1: last fall, the US House and Senate voted to withdraw

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Speaker 1: the money from PBS and NPR to government funded news

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Speaker 1: organizations that often lean left and that conservatives longfelt were

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Speaker 1: unfair to them. Today, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the

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Speaker 1: parent company for those two news organizations, dissolved itself, essentially

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Speaker 1: ending the error of government subsidies of news organizations. More

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Speaker 1: on that over at justinews dot com.

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Speaker 2: Be sure to check that.

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Speaker 1: Out earlier today because we've worked so hard on the

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Speaker 1: Minnesota fraud start going all the way back to August

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty four. That's when Justin News first reported on

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Speaker 1: all of the allegations of taxpayer fraud in those entitlement programs,

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Speaker 1: the food program, the autism program, the medicaid programs.

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Speaker 2: This happened since that time.

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Speaker 1: One person who's been along our side all the way

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Speaker 1: through it, working in Congress to get Congress to do

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Speaker 1: right by these revelations, with Congressman Pete Stopper of the

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Speaker 1: Great State of Minnesota. I had a chance to sit

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Speaker 1: down with them earlier Tay and have a conversation. Take

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Speaker 1: a watch, all right, joining us out of the congressman

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Speaker 1: who's been on top of that Minnesota front case from

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Speaker 1: the second he broke by the way, long before the

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Speaker 1: legacy media gotten focused on a Congressman Pete Stopper from

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Speaker 1: the Great State of Minnesota. Congressman, great to have you

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Speaker 1: on the show today.

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Speaker 7: John, is great to be with you once again again.

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Speaker 7: Happy New Year. Happy New Year's could be.

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Speaker 2: Greatier it is.

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Speaker 1: Indeed, it's already begun with a bang. I want to

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Speaker 1: just quickly turn to that. Get your reaction to the

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Speaker 1: idea that US military forces could go into a country

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Speaker 1: that had Russian and Chinese weaponry and pluck out a

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Speaker 1: fugitive from justice with hardly any one noticing. A pretty

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Speaker 1: remarkable military operation.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, John, our military is the best in

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Speaker 7: the world, and I'm so proud of each and every

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Speaker 7: it in a way that that nobody gets hurt and

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Speaker 7: and come back to this country and hold a narco

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Speaker 7: terrorists uh. Uh you know, ensure that he faces the

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Speaker 7: US justice system is incredibly important, and that's why we

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Speaker 7: have to always support.

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Speaker 8: Our men and women in uniform.

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Speaker 7: We're giving them tough jobs, and we've got to give

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Speaker 7: that whenever we give them a job to do, that

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Speaker 7: they do it well. And they've done it well, and again,

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Speaker 7: I couldn't be more proud of the men and women

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Speaker 1: In Congress doing gets part with the recent authorization bill,

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Speaker 1: Congress has been a big part of that success story.

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Speaker 7: Yes, when we when we talk about the ndage on

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Speaker 8: And it's the Republicans that have led that.

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Speaker 7: And I'm very proud to have voted in favor of

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so important. They do such an amazing job.

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Speaker 1: We know about the drug kingpin that Maduro was, and

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Speaker 1: we've known about that since that big indictment in twenty twenty.

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Speaker 1: But another thing is he allowed his country to become

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Speaker 1: the fusion cell or the fusion center for all of

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Speaker 1: our hemisphere. On Venezuelan territory. One of the places that

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Speaker 1: State Department and Treasury Department said large numbers of Iranian

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Speaker 7: Well, I think the military intelligence and this whole operation obviously,

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Speaker 7: when they do it, they did it with precision, professionalism

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Speaker 7: and the intelligence community is really important to the safety

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Speaker 7: And you know, President Trump is right and the US

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Speaker 8: About putting that Golden Dome or supporting the Golden Dome

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Speaker 8: And we have the capability to do that, and we're not.

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Speaker 7: We're looking at not only nuclear weapons, but you know,

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Speaker 7: cruise missiles and ballistic missiles. We have to make sure

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Speaker 7: that we defend the homeland. And under President Trump's leadership,

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Speaker 7: we're defending the homeland. What he did, he saved six

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Speaker 7: hundred deaths a day from drug over those fatanyl and

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Speaker 7: So we have the President was decisive in this strike.

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Speaker 7: He made the decision, and we are much safer in

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Speaker 7: the world is much safer. Making sure that Maduro sees

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Speaker 7: the justice of the United States in a fair, in

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's an important part. Something he never really delivered

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Speaker 1: He'll get a fair justice system here. So I want

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Speaker 1: to turn to something else that you. In fact, we

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Speaker 1: interactions with prosecutors, we've been chronicling this. You were the

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Speaker 1: Tell us a little bit about where you think this

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Speaker 7: Well, first off, nothing is better in Minnesota under Tim Walls.

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Speaker 7: Our economy isn't better, our educational levels aren't better. Our

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Speaker 7: fact of the matter is we knew when Kamala Harris

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Speaker 7: We could see the devastation that he was He and

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Speaker 7: the Democrats were throwing into legislation that was negatively affecting

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Speaker 7: fraud in our medicaid only daycare centers that were that

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Speaker 7: on and right now, John, there's eleven a national or

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Speaker 7: rather federal investigations into the state of Minnesota the fraud.

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Speaker 7: So Tim Walls has been a disaster. He's been a

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Speaker 7: an eighteen billion dollar surplus to a nine billion dollar

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Speaker 7: tax increase in just a couple of years. Of Democrats

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Speaker 7: in Minnesota have been devastating with their legislation that they

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and I.

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Speaker 1: Think there'll be a natural tendency in the media to

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Speaker 2: It was sitting in plane open. You found it right

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Speaker 1: How do we make sure that Democrats across the board

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Speaker 1: pay for the strategy because this was a concerted strategy

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Speaker 8: And hold the fraudsters accountable. There was no accountability, there

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Speaker 7: With this fraud and just out of control. Listen, Minnesota,

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Speaker 8: That's not going to work anymore.

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Speaker 7: We want to get down to the bottom of us,

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Speaker 8: This is a great state. With good hard work people.

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Speaker 7: And uh and Tim Walls again has been a disaster

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Speaker 1: They rejected his style of running a state, There's no

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Speaker 1: doubt about it. You mentioned mighty Minnesota, and when I

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Speaker 2: I saw you just.

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Speaker 1: Before the holidays and the White House for that incredible

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Speaker 8: And it was spectacular.

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Speaker 7: Those those cowboy hats that they wore, they were a replica,

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Speaker 7: in the eighty Olympic opening ceremonies was very very special.

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Speaker 1: It was indeed, it was fun to watch, no matter

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Speaker 1: have you on. Happy New Year, Thanks for joining us.

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Speaker 2: what a great conversation, folks.

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Speaker 1: Up next, the ranger and syndrome strikes again. Yet leftists

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Speaker 10: Welcome back, everybody to just the News Now noise. Obviously,

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Speaker 10: significant development happened over this past weekend. The United States

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Speaker 10: Special Forces captured President Maduro in an overnight military operation

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Speaker 10: in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, under the orders of

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Speaker 10: So why are leftists turning to protect and alleged narco

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Speaker 5: And what message does that operation send to the.

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Speaker 10: Rest of the world joining us to discuss this as

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Speaker 10: the Vice President of the Heritage Foundations, Catherine and Shelby

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Speaker 10: Colin Davis Institute for National Security and Foreign Policy, Victoria,

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Speaker 10: thanks so much for being back with us.

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Speaker 5: Happy New Year, Happy New Year.

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Speaker 11: Do you both?

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Speaker 5: Thank you? All right?

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Speaker 10: So let's see Truck Schumer, mister Margherita, Chris van Holland,

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Speaker 10: the list of Democrats who just a few short years

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Speaker 10: ago would have praised an operation like this. We obviously

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Speaker 10: know what changed. President Trump is in office and President

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Speaker 10: Trump was behind it. But can't they see something good

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Speaker 12: No, they are just so blinded by their hatred of

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Speaker 12: Javaz came to power. This has been a consistency across

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Speaker 12: saying President Trump is too mean to a communist dictator

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Speaker 12: to the point that he was indicted in nineteen ninety. All,

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Speaker 1: So I've had a fun stary over the weekend just

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Speaker 1: All Right, he was a drug kingpen he ran a

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Speaker 12: You for reporting on that story, because it's what explains

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Speaker 12: why Venezuela is so important. There are three things that

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Speaker 10: Something else I thought about was the fact that I

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Speaker 12: No, that removal of a strategic asset is really important,

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Speaker 1: Yeah, so important, it really is. All right, so what

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Speaker 1: What does the Trump administration do over the next couple

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Speaker 12: Well, I think I think we all just need to

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Speaker 12: And I think the more important work that should be

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Speaker 12: it's difficult work, and he has required some assistance for us.

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Speaker 12: We have productively provided that we can do the same

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Speaker 12: why do we want there oil? We have plenty here,

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Speaker 12: absolutely we do. But at the same time, we also

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Speaker 12: have the refineries that can process that oil, so we

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Speaker 12: actually make money.

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Speaker 11: Off of that.

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Speaker 12: So it's a good thing for our industry to have

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Speaker 12: access to that product as well.

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Speaker 5: Victory.

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Speaker 10: There is an incredible story art here that starts in

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Speaker 10: twenty sixteen between President Trump and Marco Rubio and the

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Speaker 10: name calling, the nickname calling. And now you've got the

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Speaker 10: Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, who is the star of

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Speaker 10: this administration.

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Speaker 5: When it comes to diplomacy.

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Speaker 10: When you look at the skills that he has implemented

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Speaker 10: during his tenure as secretary, thus are where do you

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Speaker 10: think those skills are best utilized?

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Speaker 5: What's the next mission?

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Speaker 12: I would actually like to take a few things off

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Speaker 12: of Secretary Rubio's plate, things like the National Archives, give

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Speaker 12: him a little bit more time and bandwidth to do

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Speaker 12: the work he's clearly doing so well. But I think

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Speaker 12: the really critical point here, Amanda, is that even in

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Speaker 12: the heat of a primary, President Trump is not going

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Speaker 12: to let whatever politics may go down affect his long

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Speaker 12: term strategic vision. And so I've seen that with Secretary

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Speaker 12: of Rubio. I've certainly seen it with my dear friend

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Speaker 12: Senator Ted Cruz, who's now one of the most stalwart

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Speaker 12: supporters of President Trump in the Senate, is very involved

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Speaker 12: in this Venezuela Nicaragua Cuba issue as well. And then

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Speaker 12: you have other voices, and President Trump wants to hear

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Speaker 12: from Secretary Rubio. He also wants to hear from Vice

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Speaker 12: President Vance, who has a somewhat different approach. He wants

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Speaker 12: to hear that range of views and then make his decision.

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Speaker 12: And make no doubt, there should be no doubt about it.

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Speaker 12: No one is lead being President Trump around. He's the

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Speaker 12: ultimate decision maker in that room.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, there's no doubt about that. Victoria.

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Speaker 1: Before we let you go, we've seen signs of it

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Speaker 1: for a couple of years now a much more organized

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Speaker 1: socialist resistance movement in America. It was in action within

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Speaker 1: a couple of hours of Maduro's arrest, trying to portray

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Speaker 1: him as sympathetic or a victim of some American inappropriate behavior.

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Speaker 1: It is much larger and well funded than it was

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Speaker 1: maybe ten twenty years ago. How concerned should we be

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Speaker 1: about the socialists on our own soil who are allied

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Speaker 1: with our foreign enemies.

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Speaker 12: No, this is a huge concern. And it's as if

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Speaker 12: the Venezuelan flag all of a sudden replaced the Palestinian

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Speaker 12: flag as the symbol of these people.

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Speaker 5: And that is not an accident.

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Speaker 12: They are just for anyone who is anti American is

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Speaker 12: what they want to support. And so this is something

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Speaker 12: I wrote about a lot in my recent book of

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Speaker 12: the Battle for the Jewish State, that these people are

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Speaker 12: the organized anti Semites, anti is real people. They're also

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Speaker 12: going to be the pro socialist, pro communist people, and

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Speaker 12: they are in this kind of a union together. It

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Speaker 12: is deeply dangerous for the United States, especially for young

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Speaker 12: people who can be vulnerable to this kind of messaging,

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Speaker 12: but then also to our institutions. When you have a

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Speaker 12: vote like we just had in New York where the

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Speaker 12: immigrant vote, which is pro in many cases pro this

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Speaker 12: cause dictating the outcome of that of that election. So

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Speaker 12: something we all have to keep a real close eye on,

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Speaker 12: particularly on where the money's coming from, because none of

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Speaker 12: this stuff happens in a vacuum.

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Speaker 5: Senior Research fellow Naval Warfare.

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Speaker 10: And Advanced Technology alsis in International staff.

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Speaker 5: Yes, thank you so much for being with us, Victoria.

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Speaker 5: Wonderful to see you.

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Speaker 12: Happy New Year, Happy New Year to you both.

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Speaker 5: Absolutely all right, everybody.

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Speaker 10: Coming up next, we discuss the ongoing US Aron conflict

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Speaker 10: and what that means for America's international relations going.

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Speaker 5: Into this year. We're here more on that next.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back to America.

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Speaker 1: Last week we were talking about Iran and the extraordinary

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Speaker 1: protests were occurring there, and then we were talking about

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Speaker 1: Venezuela this weekend, and it turns out there's quite an

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Speaker 1: exus between Iran and Venezuela, part of that evil of

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Speaker 1: access that has tried to target the United States for

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Speaker 1: so long. Here to bring us an update on not

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Speaker 1: only that nexus, but what's been going on on the

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Speaker 1: ground with the brave Iranian people of protesting against the

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Speaker 1: mothers in their government is the current I'm sorry it

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Speaker 1: is the director, a deputy director of the National Council

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Speaker 1: Resistance of Iron and the author of the Iron for

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Speaker 1: a Must read book, Ali Raza, Jeffarzada, Ali Rasa.

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Speaker 2: Good to have you back on the show.

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Speaker 4: Thank you so much, great pleasure to see you. A

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Speaker 4: happy new year both to you and Amanda.

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Speaker 1: Happy new year to you. It could be a very

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Speaker 1: happy new year for the people of Iran.

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Speaker 4: Seems as though this it could be a happy new

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Speaker 4: year for the people of Iran, the whole region, the

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Speaker 4: whole world.

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Speaker 2: So tell us what it's like.

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Speaker 1: I think we're on day nine of the protests if

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Speaker 1: I'm doing my math correctly. This began with street merchants

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Speaker 1: in the bazaars. Where is it now? How big a

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Speaker 1: threat is it to the leadership of Iran.

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Speaker 4: Well, it started exactly as you said, with the economic issue,

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Speaker 4: but it soon expanded to other parts of Tehran and

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Speaker 4: other parts of the country. Over one hundred cities have

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Speaker 4: been involved in the protests in almost all provinces of

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Speaker 4: the country. You've gotten the young, the younger generation involved

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Speaker 4: in it. What's interesting about the protests is that you

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Speaker 4: have three different sectors of the society we're all at

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Speaker 4: the same time involved.

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Speaker 11: One was the merchant, the bazar.

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Speaker 4: Who traditionally were the base of support for the Mulas.

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Speaker 4: And then you have the poor, the deprived, the smaller

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Speaker 4: towns and cities, who again at some point were supportive

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Speaker 4: of the Malas they have joined and turned against them.

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Speaker 4: And then you add to them the intellectuals, the university students.

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Speaker 4: We've gotten involved, so the issue has expanded. It's all

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Speaker 4: about the fate of the Molas. They're chanting death to

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Speaker 4: the dictator, death to how many death, with the oppressor,

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Speaker 4: be the shaw or the supreme leader, making it very

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Speaker 4: clear that they want an end to the rule of

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Speaker 4: the clerics that are not going to settle for that,

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Speaker 4: no matter how many people the regime is going to kill, which.

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Speaker 11: By now but three dozen they have killed. We have

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Speaker 11: their names.

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Speaker 4: But this is a very sensitive situation for the regime

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Speaker 4: and they don't know where things are heading and how

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Speaker 4: they can contain it.

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Speaker 10: Ali Resa, the world has watched with horror as the

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Speaker 10: last few decades have shown the world what oppression in

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Speaker 10: that country looks like. So many human rights abuse that

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Speaker 10: we could talk about, but this was economic. This was

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Speaker 10: ultimately what brought down their currency so low that people

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Speaker 10: came out to the streets. As you said, the Grand Bazaar, shutdown, universities, boycotting.

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Speaker 10: Does it surprise you that after all of the human

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Speaker 10: rights issues, that this is what ultimately could bring things

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Speaker 10: to a head.

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Speaker 4: Well, that's an important point to raise the Amanda, because

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Speaker 4: you know, twenty twenty five Iran saw the highest number

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Speaker 4: of executions, including political prisoners and women, that they had

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Speaker 4: ever seen since Comedy the Supreme Leader came to power

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Speaker 4: in nineteen eighty nine. Twenty two hundred executions. The whole

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Speaker 4: goal and purpose of those executions was to prevent another

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Speaker 4: uprising in Iran. This is exactly what happened just before

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Speaker 4: the year ended, and we have seen them ever since.

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Speaker 11: These protests expanded.

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Speaker 4: So it's very clear that the killings, the repression, the

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Speaker 4: executions is not working. The fear has shifted from the

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Speaker 4: people to the regime. We have seen since about three

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Speaker 4: or four days ago that the protests have taken a

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Speaker 4: very aggressive momentum against the repressive forces of the regime.

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Speaker 4: The young people are no longer afraid. They're actually confronting

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Speaker 4: and disarming some of the agents of the run regime,

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Speaker 4: the state security forces, the IRGC people confronting them, and

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Speaker 4: the regime, you know, is getting very confrontational. They even

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Speaker 4: invaded a hospital yesterday and today also, But that's not

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Speaker 4: deterring people. So I think there's a whole new situation

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Speaker 4: now that's not comparable to any other uprises in the past.

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Speaker 4: And I hope people realize that finally, how weak and

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Speaker 4: vulnerable this regime is despite their repressive forces, and how

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Speaker 4: important it is for the world to stand on the

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Speaker 4: side of the people of Iran.

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Speaker 2: Aloraza.

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Speaker 1: In two thousand and nine, a similar protests erupted. Barack

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Speaker 1: Obama stayed mostly silent and that was suppressed. He later

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Speaker 1: said it was one of the big mistakes of his presidency.

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Speaker 1: Barack Obama did Donald Trump did not make that mistake

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Speaker 1: this time. He was out front early saying he would

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Speaker 1: stand by the Iranian people if they were going to

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Speaker 1: be slaughtered by the regime. Tell us what that meant

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Speaker 1: and what more of the United States could do now

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Speaker 1: to potentially achieve regime change without having to send any

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Speaker 1: US soldiers to the region.

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Speaker 4: Absolutely, this is so important for the statement that was

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Speaker 4: made by President Trump saying that if the regime resorts

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Speaker 4: to violence, that they're going to pay the price for it.

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Speaker 4: And again the President repeated that on Sunday, saying that

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Speaker 4: if the regime starts, you know, killing the way they

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Speaker 4: were doing, that they're going to be hit, hit, and

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Speaker 4: hit very hard. It's so important for the regime to

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Speaker 4: realize that there is accountability because over the past four decades,

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Speaker 4: the regime has been used to getting away with everything,

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Speaker 4: doing terrorism, getting rewarded for it, developing nuclear weapons, getting

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Speaker 4: the sanctions lifted, killing their own people, and with impunity.

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Speaker 11: That has changed now.

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Speaker 4: The next step, which is very important, is that, you know,

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Speaker 4: we need to end all of this once and for all.

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Speaker 4: No one is asking, as you suggested, No one is

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Speaker 4: asking for boots on the ground, or appropriation of money,

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Speaker 4: none of that. Iran is a big country with some

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Speaker 4: ninety million population. The good thing is that there is

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Speaker 4: an organized force on the ground. You know, the MK

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Speaker 4: resistance units have been very active during the protests and

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Speaker 4: during the uprisings. There is a history and culture of

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Speaker 4: defiance built by the sacrifice of tens of thousands of

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Speaker 4: the members of the movement the MK against the run regime.

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Speaker 11: There is a clear leadership.

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Speaker 4: Missus Mariam right beheading the parliamiting exile with a clear

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Speaker 4: platform for change based on a ten point platform that.

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Speaker 11: Calls for suppression of religion.

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Speaker 4: Said ballot box is the only criteria for legitimacy, freedom

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Speaker 4: of religion, freedom of political parties, free market economy, and

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Speaker 4: non nuclear republic Iran. So what the US and the

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Speaker 4: rest of the world need to do is to recognize

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Speaker 4: the right of the people of Iran to confront and

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Speaker 4: to fight the revolutionary guards to end the rule of

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Speaker 4: the couriers. That's all that is actually needed. In addition

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Speaker 4: to holding the regime accountable. You will see what the

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Speaker 4: momentum shift will take place in Iran.

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Speaker 2: Amazing.

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Speaker 10: Before we let you go, President Trump has addressed this concern.

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Speaker 10: He obviously does not want to see Iran rebuild its

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Speaker 10: nuclear arsenal. How concerned are you that that can happen

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Speaker 10: and what would the timeline.

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Speaker 5: That look like.

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Speaker 11: Well, the nuclear weapons program of the.

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Speaker 4: Regime has been since day one, a tool for the

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Speaker 4: survival of this regime. So that's why the program has

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Speaker 4: cost about two trillion dollars for the run of regime.

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Speaker 4: But they continue that to the detriment of the people

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Speaker 4: getting poorer and the consequences. You know that they wanted

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Speaker 4: to tolerate that. Of course they're not going to give

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Speaker 4: it give it up that easily. Obviously, the circumstances has changed.

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Speaker 4: A lot of those sites are no longer there. The

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Speaker 4: ability to do what they did under the special international

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Speaker 4: circumstances in the past two three decades are no longer there.

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Speaker 4: It's going to be a very very difficult to Molus,

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Speaker 4: for the Malas to build it up again back to

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Speaker 4: where they were. And that's why I think it's so

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Speaker 4: important to just don't give them time, don't give him

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Speaker 4: room to maneuver, don't give him space, hold them accountable.

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Speaker 11: This is the time that the weakest time for the Molos.

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Speaker 4: This is the opportunity to end the nuclear threat, the

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Speaker 4: missile thread, the drone thread, the terrorism thread of the

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Speaker 4: runner regime and the killing of their own people. Think

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Speaker 4: about the Demanda, John and what a difference it will

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Speaker 4: make when you have a free, democratic, non nuclear republic Iran.

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Speaker 4: The kind of impact he would have in the region

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Speaker 4: and also globally.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt.

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Speaker 1: Real quick, we only get about twenty seconds. Ralph Delraza

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Speaker 1: do you know of these reports of the Ayatiler com

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Speaker 1: Many looking to maybe the flee to Russia, any truth.

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Speaker 2: To them or any belief that those might be underway.

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Speaker 4: I don't know about those specific reports, but I would

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Speaker 4: be surprised about contingency plans for the Supreme Media, because

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Speaker 4: how Many has seen a lot of his allies or

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Speaker 4: proxies are no longer around him, Asad in Syria is

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Speaker 4: gone in eleven days, the biggest ally off the regime

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Speaker 4: in Western hemisphere, Maduro is gone. A lot of those

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Speaker 4: proxies are gone, and they're facing a discontent population. So

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Speaker 4: obviously this is certainly in the mind of Howmedy and

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Speaker 4: all the other top leaders of the Mulas.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, history in the making. We're watching it in full,

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Speaker 1: right in front of our eyes. All arouser, jeff Ours

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Speaker 1: it up. Great to have you on the show, my friend.

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Speaker 1: We'll be sure to be getting back on real soon.

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Speaker 1: But thanks for joining us.

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Speaker 4: Thank you so much. Thank you both John and Amanda.

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Speaker 4: Appreciate that happy New year.

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Speaker 2: Always appreciate that having happy New Year.

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Speaker 1: All right, folks, coming up next now twenty six is

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Speaker 1: official here, It's time to get a little help to

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Speaker 1: start our New Year's resolution. Our friends in the Wellness

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Speaker 1: Company tell us their new supplemental line is just what

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Speaker 1: we need to help our bodies curve cravings. Plus, we

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Speaker 1: had the big news today the CDC announced a lesser

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Speaker 1: number of recommended vaccines. Three young people are going to

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Speaker 1: have that at the next break with doctor Peter McCullum

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Speaker 1: right after these messages.

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Speaker 5: Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 10: Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas in New Year's

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Speaker 10: just like I did.

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Speaker 5: But now it's time to put the.

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Speaker 10: Christmas tree away, save the last of our marshmallow, hot

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Speaker 10: chocolate and cookies, and shift our focus to our New

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Speaker 10: Year's resolutions. And like many, we resolve to embrace a

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Speaker 10: healthier lifestyle with nutritious foods and clean eating. But that's

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Speaker 10: only going to last, probably a few weeks, because that's

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Speaker 10: how long it lasts for me.

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Speaker 5: All Right, everybody, Luckily we have.

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Speaker 10: Our friend, he's world renowned doctor and chief Scientific officer

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Speaker 10: at the Wellness Company, doctor Peter McCullough here to discuss

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Speaker 10: how we can.

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Speaker 5: Curb those cravings. But also the very recent news from earlier.

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Speaker 10: Today that the CDC has drastically reduced the vaccine schedule

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Speaker 10: for children.

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Speaker 5: So I'm looking forward to diving into that with doctor McCullough.

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Speaker 5: Thanks so much for being with us in Happy New

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Speaker 5: Year to you.

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Speaker 8: Happy New Year, doctor mcculluugh.

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Speaker 5: We went down.

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Speaker 10: I've seen a few different figures, but it looks like

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Speaker 10: most everybody agrees.

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Speaker 5: We've gone now from seven two to roughly eleven. Your

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Speaker 5: thoughts on that.

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Speaker 13: Now, this is really a stunning development. It looks like

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Speaker 13: the chain of command was Trump, then RFK and then

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Speaker 13: Acting CDC Director Jim O'Neil, who's not a doctor. They've

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Speaker 13: bypassed the ASIP panel, the Adult Committee, Advisory and Advisory Committee,

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Speaker 13: and Immunization Practice. They bypassed the panel altogether, and they

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Speaker 13: count eighty three doses now reduced by fifty five doses,

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Speaker 13: eleven different diseases being immunized down to eleven diseases. So

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Speaker 13: the US vaccine schedule now looks a lot more like

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Speaker 13: Scandinavia and other countries where there is no resurgence of

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Speaker 13: legacy diseases like dethery or tetanus or measles, mumps, rubella.

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Speaker 13: In fact, those vaccines are still on the schedule, but

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Speaker 13: the overall burden of vaccines on chill is dramatically reduced.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, pretty remarkable and a remarkable dynamic. Is this a

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Speaker 1: moment where medicine gets rebooted in America? I mean a

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Speaker 1: lot of people feel like I want to trust my

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Speaker 1: doctor about all these public health divisions.

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Speaker 2: That I can't. We went through the COVID nineteen thing.

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Speaker 1: We get bombarded with vaccines, sometimes they don't work, like

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Speaker 1: the flu vaccine.

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Speaker 2: Or COVID nineteen.

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Speaker 1: Are we at a moment of maybe an extraordinary reboot

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Speaker 1: in our great medical profession?

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Speaker 11: We haven't. You know, I think who gave the boot

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Speaker 11: was Trump. I think Trump booted.

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Speaker 13: The doctors into action to say, listen, we've got to

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Speaker 13: get to a more reasonable vaccine schedule. There's still are

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Speaker 13: great concerns if the vaccines, even on the more trimmed schedule,

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Speaker 13: for given later in life, they're going to be far safer.

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Speaker 13: We do need to rebuild trust, no doubt about it.

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Speaker 13: And one of the things that has come up, John,

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Speaker 13: is the CDC still promoting influenza vaccination. Every year they

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Speaker 13: seem to get it wrong. And you know, about three

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Speaker 13: quarters of people hospitalized and influenza have taken the vaccine,

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Speaker 13: So it's obvious it doesn't.

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Speaker 10: Work absolutely, doctor McCullough. I am one of many, many,

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Speaker 10: many Americans I'm sure, who feels like a gained quite

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Speaker 10: a bit of weight over the holidays. I did not

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Speaker 10: hold back on anything, and I had a grand time.

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Speaker 10: But now I'm regretting it just a little bit. But

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Speaker 10: there are a lot of Americans who have relied on

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Speaker 10: things like GOLP one to get their weight under management.

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Speaker 10: And I get it for people who are morbidly obese,

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Speaker 10: they have diabetes, those types of health issues, but there

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Speaker 10: are a lot of really, really bad side effects.

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Speaker 5: What's the alternative?

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Speaker 13: GOLP one Receptor agonists have been on the market now

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Speaker 13: twenty years. I've been using them twenty years of my practice.

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Speaker 13: The prescription ones have been injection. They've gone from once

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Speaker 13: a day to once a week. The problems is that

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Speaker 13: they have side effects and a lot of people and

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Speaker 13: once they're injected, you can't get them out of the body.

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Speaker 13: The huge breakthrough for someone like you, Amanda is drop.

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Speaker 13: Drop is a triple acting GLP one, but it's given

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Speaker 13: by oral drops. You can control the dose, you don't

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Speaker 13: need much of it, and it works very well in

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Speaker 13: assisting people in trimming weight. So not only does it

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Speaker 13: cut hunger and food urges, but it actually changes the

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Speaker 13: metabolism in the body very favorably, synchronizes the brain, the intestine, systomach,

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Speaker 13: and people naturally lose weight.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: One of the things I was reading on your side

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Speaker 1: effect is the fact that with Drop there are fewer

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Speaker 1: side effects than there are with an injectible GLP one.

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Speaker 1: Tell us a little bit about why they act differently

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Speaker 1: and why we have fewer side effects with DROP.

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Speaker 13: That's our clinical observation. We clearly need large prospective, double blind,

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Speaker 13: randomized placebo control trials. This would be perfect for the

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Speaker 13: new you know Trump RFK Batachara NIH administration to challenge

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Speaker 13: the big pharma you know, getting these injections which are

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Speaker 13: very expensive and have side effects, with something you know,

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Speaker 13: simpler like oral drops from the Wellness Company, a very

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Speaker 13: well named product called Drop. There's also a Wellness Company

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Speaker 13: control over their food urges and make healthy choices, reduce portions,

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Speaker 13: and exercise, the weight comes off. And this is great

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Speaker 13: news for Americans.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, before we let you go, favorite form of exercise.

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Speaker 10: Something that could accompany drop very well.

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Speaker 13: My favorite and most efficient is running. I recognize a

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Speaker 13: lot of people can't do running, So sometimes when I'm

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Speaker 13: of you just doing something called a burpie, and that

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Speaker 13: If you do ten of those, you get short of breath. Literally,

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Speaker 13: it takes just a matter of minutes. Everybody needs a

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Speaker 13: burst of energy after this interview, That's what I'm going

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Speaker 5: I gotta be honest.

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Speaker 10: After ten burpies, I feel like throwing up.

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Speaker 5: It's not just shorteness of bread.

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Speaker 10: World renowned doctor Jeeves, Scientific Officer of the Wellness Company,

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Speaker 10: Doctor Peter mcpello.

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Speaker 5: Great to see you, Sarah. Happy new Year to.

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Speaker 8: You, Happy newear.

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Speaker 5: All right, everybody, folks drop. It's not a gimmick. It's

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Speaker 5: quick break. One more segment coming up. Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 10: You know, President Trump is one of those transparent presidents.

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Speaker 10: He talks to the press practically any time he can,

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Speaker 10: and that is not limited to when he is on

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Speaker 10: the ground. It is also when he is on air

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Speaker 10: Force one. He goes to the media area and gaggles

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Speaker 10: with them for a while, always answering questions.

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Speaker 5: And here is yet another one.

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Speaker 14: We don't let them take ships anymore.

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Speaker 2: You know what.

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Speaker 14: We use the same exact missile, but then that we

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Speaker 14: use on the drug carriers and it's very effective. So

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Speaker 14: you notice there's nobody capturing ships anymore because as they

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Speaker 14: head out to go capture the ship, and the ship

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Speaker 14: doesn't want to fire back because it's very flabbable stuff

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Speaker 14: in many cases.

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Speaker 2: And the insurance companies.

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Speaker 14: So much because they, you know, they build a big

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Speaker 14: dollar ship and they don't want anybody firing rockets into

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Speaker 14: the ship. But we're hitting them so hard. And it's

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Speaker 14: very similar, same same mission system. It's called deadly accurate.

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Speaker 14: And did you notice that ships aren't being taken anywhere?

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Speaker 14: The pirates are right?

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Speaker 2: I thought about.

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Speaker 14: The pirates are elamalik arts actually very easy. They head out,

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Speaker 14: we say, guess what there's pirates being that's the end

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Speaker 14: of the pirates.

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Speaker 5: John.

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Speaker 10: Apparently, just like Venezuelan drug boats, Somali pirate boats go boom.

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Speaker 2: I'd like to see the.

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Speaker 1: Job listing for the next Somali pirate or Venezuelan drug boat.

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Speaker 1: It's probably not got a short, short tenure.

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Speaker 10: Speaking of exploding things, I know you've got a piece

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Speaker 10: coming out tomorrow sisecting these Irenian.

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Speaker 2: Drones really important.

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Speaker 1: I don't think a lot of people knew this, but

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Speaker 1: on New Year's Eve, Treasury Department Trump and Mistissi and

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Speaker 1: sanctioned Venezuela, revealing that a large shipment of these drones,

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Speaker 1: which are the ones that have been sent by Tyrone

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Speaker 1: to Russia, Russia to tak Ukraine and other places. They're

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Speaker 1: very deadly drones, are very affective droones. Iron's really good

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Speaker 1: at droon warfare. They were a whole bunch of them

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Speaker 1: were sitting in a Ventezuelan port at a military base

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Speaker 1: and within weaponshot of the United States. The United States

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Speaker 1: military crushed them all at this base called El Libertad

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Speaker 1: and taking them out. But it is a reminder that

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Speaker 1: Venezuela was the fusion cell for Iron, Johina, Russia, North Korea, Cuba,

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Speaker 1: all of our enemies.

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Speaker 2: They all parked.

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Speaker 1: Their ware and their hatred for America on that country,

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Speaker 1: inside that country. And I think that beyond the end

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Speaker 1: of the narcoterrorism, this is a real side benefit and

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Speaker 1: I think a lot of people can be shocked by

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Speaker 1: the detail of these drones, what they could have done

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Speaker 1: to America and how many of them were there.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, it's interesting because you look at the perspective of

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Speaker 10: and I kind of highlighted this at the top of

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Speaker 10: the show. I think it was Senator Mark Warner some

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Speaker 10: comments that he had made, but he kind of distilled

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Speaker 10: and now this of course was previous to President Trump,

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Speaker 10: but he distilled it down to you would think that

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Speaker 10: people could look at the taking out of someone like

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Speaker 10: Nicholas Manduro as just something.

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Speaker 5: That's good for the United States.

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Speaker 10: And I thought to myself that are argument still works today,

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Speaker 10: even if you're Mark Warner and you.

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Speaker 5: Don't want to admit it.

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Speaker 10: It's good for the United States to not have a

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Speaker 10: narco terrorist that close, to not have those Iranian drones

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Speaker 10: that close, to have the access to the oil that,

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Speaker 10: by the way, we were supposed to have a long

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Speaker 10: time ago, but it got pittled and pittled.

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Speaker 5: Away, stolen from us. So it's good all around.

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Speaker 1: You know somebody who sounded like that twenty thirty years ago,

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Speaker 1: Joe Biden. That's exactly what Joe Biden said when he

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Speaker 1: pushed President Bush to take out Noriega in Panama. And

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Speaker 1: it's so interesting to remember that Democrats don't remember their

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Speaker 1: own history, this effort to sympathize a drug kingpin and

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Speaker 1: to suggest that this was an illegal act. Democrats did this,

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Speaker 1: they advocated for and now they forget it because well

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Speaker 1: they have as you said, Trump rangent syndrome.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, absolutely crazy, all right, John, So Jimmy Kimmel. In

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Speaker 10: no surprise, after the controversy last year with his show

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Speaker 10: getting taken off of the air very temporarily, he won

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Speaker 10: the vote for Best Talk Show at the Critics Choice Awards,

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Speaker 10: and no surprise, his acceptance speech was riddled with criticisms

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Speaker 10: of President Trump, just like your show.

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Speaker 2: Can you believe that comedy act for him?

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Speaker 5: Do you think it was a pity vote?

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Speaker 2: Of course.

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Speaker 1: I think there should be a Choice award created for

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Speaker 1: TV critics because I actually think that they're so disconnected

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Speaker 1: from the American public. We ought to like pick the

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Speaker 1: most woke and silly critic and show you just how disconnected.

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Speaker 2: They are.

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Speaker 1: By the way, there are many good film critics coming

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Speaker 1: up on the right now. I can't wait to bring

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Speaker 1: more of them on the show Well Interviews.

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Speaker 10: I think there still is a People's Choice Award as

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Speaker 10: opposed to the Critics Choice Award, but I think it's

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Speaker 10: just maybe it's music and pop culture and things like that.

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Speaker 2: So yeah, crazy.

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Speaker 5: I think we should reboot the People's Choice.

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Speaker 10: Award and make it the actual people of this country,

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Speaker 10: not the elites.

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Speaker 5: Anyway, thanks so much for joining us tonight.

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Speaker 10: We are glad that you are with us, and we'll

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Speaker 10: be back here again tomorrow night at six pm Eastern,

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Speaker 10: right here on Real America's Voice.

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Speaker 5: In the meantime, head over to

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Speaker 10: Justinews dot com for all of our breaking headlines with

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