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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now.

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Speaker 2: By the way, I watched AOC answering questions in Munich.

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Speaker 2: This was not a good look for the United States.

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Speaker 2: I watched Gavin Nuskam answering questions for engine in Munich,

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Speaker 2: and this was a banned look for KUNTI. This was

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Speaker 2: a bad These two people are incompetent, and at least

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Speaker 2: Hilary is competent.

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Speaker 3: She's just Trump de range.

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Speaker 4: She was so deranged.

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Speaker 3: She is an angry woman.

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Speaker 2: But I watched the other two speaking and answering basic questions.

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Speaker 3: Look, Gavin has destroyed California.

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Speaker 2: And AOC I never really gotta. I never heard her

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Speaker 2: speak very much, and they saw an answering questions. She

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Speaker 2: had no idea what was happening. She had no idea

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Speaker 2: how to answer, you know, very important questions concerning the world.

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Speaker 2: But she can't answer questions concerning New York City either.

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Speaker 2: Who's New York City is?

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Speaker 5: That's some problems.

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Speaker 6: We've only got one adult political party in the United

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Speaker 6: States right now, and it's the Republican Party. Marco Rubio

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Speaker 6: gave the speech of a lifetime over there.

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Speaker 5: He laid out a clear.

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Speaker 6: Foreign policy vision that defends Western values in Western civilization,

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Speaker 6: and the brightest Democrat over there, Alexandria Ocasio Cortes, crapped

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Speaker 6: the bed. Okay, she wants to be president, she wants

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Speaker 6: to run, and she's one of the most popular Democrats

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Speaker 6: and gave one of the most embarrassing performances you could

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Speaker 6: possibly do. Gretchen Whitmer, one of the governors that Bacari

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Speaker 6: is touting, said she knows even less about foreign policy

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Speaker 6: than aoc And Gavin Newsom has repeatedly embarrassed himself every

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Speaker 6: time he's gone to one of these international conferences, whether

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Speaker 6: it was a.

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Speaker 5: Few weeks ago or Munich.

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Speaker 6: He can't even rebuild a single house in the Palisades

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Speaker 6: in Los Angeles and California.

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Speaker 5: People are running out of there like crazy right now.

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Speaker 6: The bottom line is this, the international conferences have been

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Speaker 6: a disaster for Dems, and they.

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Speaker 5: Have showed Republicans in the name.

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Speaker 6: Of Marco Rubio this time around, to be adults who

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Speaker 6: have a clear eye view of what the United States has.

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Speaker 3: To do in the future.

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Speaker 7: I feel like the collective response from the right, conservatives

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Speaker 7: Republicans to this comment from Obama was spare us, how

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Speaker 7: completely preposterous just on its face, Charlie, the way that

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Speaker 7: he framed the whole discussion was classic divisive self unaware

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Speaker 7: of Barack Obama.

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Speaker 5: He's like, oh, us versus them, that's not us, that's them.

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Speaker 5: We would never do such a bad thing, only they would.

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Speaker 7: Right, He's doing it literally in the interview while having

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Speaker 7: no concept that he's doing it yet again, And this

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Speaker 7: was part of his brand, right with rhetorical flourishes, but

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Speaker 7: this was a conformity demanding demagogue for eight years as president.

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Speaker 5: When he gets.

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Speaker 7: Involved in politics to this day, this is the way

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Speaker 7: that he argues, not just in rhetoric but in policy

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Speaker 7: as well. And to say, oh, the only anti unity

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Speaker 7: nasty people are on the right, he must have been

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Speaker 7: in some sort of intellectual coma for the last fifty

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Speaker 7: years if he actually believes that.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, part of me says, you know, well, gee,

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Speaker 8: where were you back during when you know, American cities

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Speaker 8: were being burned to the ground.

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Speaker 9: And I'm not you know, Yes, the Europeans INNOIMI sometimes

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Speaker 9: and yes I disagree with them on certain issues, but

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Speaker 9: we have to remember that is the cradle of Western civilization.

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Speaker 9: The entire idea of Christian civilization that led to the

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Speaker 9: founding of the United States of America.

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Speaker 5: That was formed in Europe.

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Speaker 9: The cultural bonds, the religious bonds, these things are going

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Speaker 9: to last beyond political disagreements.

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Speaker 5: But I think that Europe, and.

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Speaker 9: Frankly I would have said this about America year.

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Speaker 5: Ago, but America, Europe is at.

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Speaker 9: Risk, I think of creating, of engaging.

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Speaker 5: In civilizational suicide.

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Speaker 9: They are unable to or unwilling too many countries to

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Speaker 9: control their borders. You see them starting to push back

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Speaker 9: against that, and good, that's a good thing. You see

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Speaker 9: them starting to limit the free speech of their own citizens,

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Speaker 9: even as those citizens are protesting against things like the

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Speaker 9: border invasion that got Donald Trump and a number of

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Speaker 9: European leaders elected. So look, I want Europe to thrive.

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Speaker 9: I want them to be an important ally. Part of

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Speaker 9: that is going to be Europe respecting its own people,

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Speaker 9: respecting its own sovereignty. And America can't do that job

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Speaker 9: for them. If you have a country like Germany where

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Speaker 9: you have another few million immigrants come in from countries

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Speaker 9: that are totally culturally incompatible with Germany, then it doesn't

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Speaker 9: matter what I think about Europe. Germany will have killed itself,

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Speaker 9: and I hope they don't do that because I love

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Speaker 9: Germany and I want Germany to thrive.

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Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 10: Every day there's a battle for your mind, raging information

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Speaker 10: coming from every angle, but the will to deceive.

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Speaker 1: Fear not. You found the place for truth, the voice.

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Speaker 10: I'm a generation that still has the will to believe

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Speaker 10: in the greatest country in the history of the world.

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Speaker 1: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a lot, here

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Speaker 1: we go.

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Speaker 11: All right, welcome to the Charlie Kirk Show. It's February seventeenth,

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Speaker 11: twenty twenty six. We are here at the Bitcoin dot

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Speaker 11: Com Studios in Phoenix, Arizona.

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Speaker 8: Blake, how are you? How are we doing well?

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Speaker 11: I mean, there's a lot of sad things in the world.

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Speaker 11: There's just a lot of sad things in the world.

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Speaker 11: I'm still not over Robert Duval yesterday. I actually went

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Speaker 11: back and watched a bunch of his like clips on

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Speaker 11: YouTube last night. And obviously there is the newest trans

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Speaker 11: shooting that came out of Rhode Island.

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Speaker 8: This time we're going to unpack that.

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Speaker 11: We also have Riley Gaines joining the show halfway through

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Speaker 11: the hour. Then we're going to turn our attention to

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Speaker 11: Prop four in Utah, got updates there. We made it

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Speaker 11: across the finish line at least we hope in the

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Speaker 11: Jerry manderin Prop four story, and then we got Mike

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Speaker 11: Davis in the second half of hour two. But first

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Speaker 11: I want to pay homage to the great Rush Limbaugh.

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Speaker 11: It is the five year anniversary of Russia's passing. It

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Speaker 11: is five months since we last Charlie and Charlie loved Rush.

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Speaker 11: Charlie often on this show would remember Rush and would

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Speaker 11: pay tribute to Rush and Russian.

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Speaker 8: Charlie we're dear friends.

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Speaker 11: Actually, Charlie said on this show after Russia's passing that

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Speaker 11: Rush Limbaugh became a seven figure donor to the organization.

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Speaker 8: He did it privately and quietly.

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Speaker 11: That was the stipulation, And upon Russia's passing, Catherine Russ's widow,

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Speaker 11: gave Charlie permission to reveal that make that public as

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Speaker 11: Charlie wanted to honor Rush Limbaugh in a very special way,

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Speaker 11: and so I wanted to play they just quickly hear

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Speaker 11: at the outset a clip from Rush Limba describing the

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Speaker 11: first time that he met Charlie Kirk three seventive I.

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Speaker 12: Don't want to jinx him, but I'm just going to

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Speaker 12: tell you they brought Charlie Kirk to the golf course

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Speaker 12: to meet me about a month ago. He was in

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Speaker 12: town to set up this turning Point thing, and I

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Speaker 12: spoke with him for about a half hour.

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Speaker 8: This is the kind of.

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Speaker 12: Guy that you can see really becoming big in politics

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Speaker 12: as he gets older.

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Speaker 3: He just has.

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Speaker 12: That carries the person out on the charisma. You may

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Speaker 12: think this sounds weird, but I remember when Bill Clinton

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Speaker 12: became president, people were saying that they just knew Bill

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Speaker 12: Clinton was going to be president someday in college. He

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Speaker 12: just had that kind of ambition and he impressed people

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Speaker 12: in a way that he could. Telling you that people

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Speaker 12: are saying the same things about Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 8: Did Charlie ever actually golf? That Charlie hated golf? I

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Speaker 8: thought so. Charlie hated golf. That was one of our

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Speaker 8: great similarities.

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Speaker 11: He thought it was a waste of time that men

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Speaker 11: should be spending more time with their families.

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Speaker 8: That is such a Charlie thing. He'd be like this

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Speaker 8: takes four like what four hours to do?

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Speaker 11: I mean you could go, you could do it in

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Speaker 11: two maybe if if it wasn't that a crowd of

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Speaker 11: of course, but still it is a time consuming.

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Speaker 13: He really would get why Charlie liked college football, and

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Speaker 13: it was because you could watch it while doing other

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Speaker 13: things like running amfest.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, except on and the Yeah.

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Speaker 11: And if you said often he'd stopped, look at the screen,

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Speaker 11: a play would happened, then he'd move on.

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Speaker 8: That was Charlie's idea.

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Speaker 13: Remember during the World Cup and he was watching on

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Speaker 13: and he would get distracted while doing the segment.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 8: Well, Rush was ill.

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Speaker 11: I'll never forget when we started this show, and Charlie

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Speaker 11: said that, you know, he aspired to be more like

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Speaker 11: Rush Limbaugh and that that was sort of a Northern

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Speaker 11: star for Charlie. And then obviously that picture that you

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Speaker 11: see on screen was Rush Limbaugh. One of our events

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Speaker 11: honored Rush with an award down in Palm Beach, and

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Speaker 11: then Rush got to introduce President Trump at one of

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Speaker 11: our student action summits as well, and Charlie went and

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Speaker 11: I just.

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Speaker 8: Remember being very jealous.

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Speaker 11: I didn't get invited to go along with Charlie to

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Speaker 8: But Charlie told me all about it. It's not how

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Speaker 8: amazing it was. As you say, he modeled himself on it.

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Speaker 13: And that was one of Charlie's great strengths is he

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Speaker 13: had you know, we had so many mentors, he had

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Speaker 13: so many models, and he had no shame. Just his

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Speaker 13: his way of attacking so many issues was Okay, well

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Speaker 13: what does the best person at this do?

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Speaker 8: And I'll just copy them?

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Speaker 13: And so that's why you would see funny aspects of this,

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Speaker 13: like you'd always call him Barack who say Obama? Because

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Speaker 13: Rush Limbaugh called him Brock who say Obama? When he

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Speaker 13: was in high school. Yeah, I think Lady.

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Speaker 8: Graham is also lay.

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Speaker 13: He would have the same nicknames as Rush because Rush

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Speaker 13: was one of the best at it. Why wouldn't he

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Speaker 13: copy him?

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Speaker 11: Yeah, And well, so here's to you, Rush Limbaugh. You

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Speaker 11: are still the the goat, the greatest to ever do it.

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Speaker 11: Five years on, we miss Rush Limbaugh in this movement,

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Speaker 11: and now with Charlie Gunn, we missed Charlie so much

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Speaker 11: from this movement and there will never be another like

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Speaker 11: either of them.

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Speaker 8: And so we pay We pay tribute to the.

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Speaker 11: Passing of rush and and the passion of Charlot at

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Speaker 11: the same time, two great friends, two great patriots, titans

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Speaker 11: of their generations, and we miss them dearly.

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Speaker 13: He didn't get to be president, but he got to

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Speaker 13: be a prophet and martyr, which are greater things.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, and he helped elect a president. And so there

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Speaker 11: we are story one in the in the in the

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Speaker 11: can as it were. We want to turn our attention

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Speaker 11: to what happened in Rhode Island. This is a terrible

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Speaker 11: story at a youth hockey tournament where a tran shooter

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Speaker 11: turns out to be the father Robert Dorgan. He was

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Speaker 11: born a male, also went by Robert espos.

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Speaker 13: That's the new youth of them that they've been using

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Speaker 13: in articles. He was a person who used two different names.

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Speaker 8: That's a new euphemism.

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Speaker 11: But here's what's great. Young men are flocking back to

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Speaker 8: They want the high.

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Speaker 11: fruit will be bad.

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Speaker 8: So we need our faith.

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Speaker 11: So this is one of the most important positive signs

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Speaker 11: that you could see in the news today that young people,

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Speaker 11: especially young men, because I believe young women will follow

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Speaker 11: young men going back to church, wanting to get married,

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Speaker 11: wanting to have families, wanting to build a life of purpose.

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Speaker 11: Is one of the truly most positive signs that you

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Speaker 11: could see in any news clipping across the landscape of

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Speaker 11: the media. The fact that it won't get more press

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Speaker 11: coverage is a darn shame, but we are going to

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Speaker 11: cover it here because it's truly important.

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Speaker 8: It's something Charlie.

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Speaker 11: Poured his life into and I'm so glad to see real,

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Speaker 11: clear investigations highlight this truly important development.

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Speaker 8: More we want more, We'll be right back.

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Speaker 19: Welcome back to this real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 19: Terrence Bates, civil rights icon in two time presidential candidate.

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Speaker 19: Reverend Jesse Jackson is dead. He passed away early this

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Speaker 19: morning at eighty four years old, surrounded by family. In

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Speaker 19: a statement about his death, Jackson's family rights and this

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Speaker 19: is a quote. Our father was a servant leader, not

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Speaker 19: only to our family, but to the oppressed, the voiceless,

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Speaker 19: and the overlooked around the world. His unwavering belief in justice,

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Speaker 19: equality and love uplifted millions. And we ask you to

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Speaker 19: honor his memory by continuing the fight for the values

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Speaker 19: he lived by President Trump also chiming in on Reverend

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Speaker 19: Jackson's passing on true social writing and part the Reverend

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Speaker 19: Jesse Jackson is dead at eighty four. I knew him

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Speaker 19: well long before becoming president. He was a good man

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Speaker 19: with lots of personality, grit, and street smarts. He was

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Speaker 19: very gregarious, someone who truly loved people.

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Speaker 4: He loved his.

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Speaker 19: Family greatly, and to them I send my deepest sympathies

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Speaker 19: and condolences. Jesse will be messed. Reverend Jesse Jackson dead

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Speaker 19: at eighty four years old. President Trump headed to Rome,

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Speaker 19: Georgia on Thursday. Is early voting for that district's open

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Speaker 19: congressional seat is in full swing. The Commander in Chief

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Speaker 19: is endorsing Prosecutor Clay Fuller to replace Marjorie Taylor Green

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Speaker 19: in George's fourteenth Congressional District special election. During the trip,

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Speaker 19: forty seven will likely affirm his support for Fuller as

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Speaker 19: the candidate faces an uphill battle to win the race outright.

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Speaker 19: Nearly twenty candidates are viving to fill the seat. With

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Speaker 19: for one candidate to earn the majority needed to win

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Speaker 19: the race.

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Speaker 4: If that happens, the top.

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Speaker 19: Two vote getters, regardless of party affiliation, will advance to

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Speaker 19: a runoff. While the district is deep red enough, Democrats

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Speaker 19: and independents are are on the ballot. Excuse me to

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Speaker 19: potentially spoil the race for Republicans. This special election has

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Speaker 19: all candidates regardless of party, on the ballot. The district

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Speaker 19: covers ten counties in northwest Georgia from the Atlanta suburbs

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Speaker 19: Election day is March tenth. Health and Human Services Secretary

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Speaker 19: Robert F. Kennedy Junior continuing to try to make America

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Speaker 19: healthy again by starting to look into the safety of

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Speaker 19: ultra processed foods. The secretary claims the current industry standards

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Speaker 19: just aren't enough. That's a quick check of your headlines.

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Speaker 1: Stop watching the news and start making some But Charlie, all.

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Speaker 11: Right, it's that time again today. It's a strong cell time,

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Speaker 8: A yeah, we need that. Come on, these are important.

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Speaker 13: I wouldn't have caught I wouldn't have caught this one

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Speaker 8: This is made my hands stronger. This is strong cell.

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Speaker 8: Take it every day. It is amazing.

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Speaker 11: What it does is that has a proprietary delivery system

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Speaker 11: of something called NADH, which powers your body, cheers, powers

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Speaker 11: every cell in your body.

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Speaker 8: You used to have to take an IV to get

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Speaker 8: NADH into your system.

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Speaker 11: You no longer have to do that because of the

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Speaker 11: delivery mechanism that any the strong cell has delivered or

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Speaker 11: has developed to get NADH to your cells. Your mitochondria

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Speaker 11: need an ADH. So if you're struggling with brain fog, fatigue,

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Speaker 11: chronic illness, you want to try strong Cell.

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Speaker 8: Charlie loved, legitimately loved.

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Speaker 11: This product and for some reason, you guys would always

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Speaker 11: ask him about it all over the place. So strong

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Speaker 11: and it will power your body. You're going to feel

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Speaker 11: a massive, massive improvement. We do it every day and

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Speaker 11: we love it. Thank you to the strong Cell folks

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Speaker 11: for sending a big box for us to have.

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Speaker 8: All Right, without further adude, we have Riley. We ready

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Speaker 8: to go.

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Speaker 11: Ah, Riley Gaines, Welcome back to the Charliekirk Show.

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Speaker 8: Good to see you.

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Speaker 1: How are you.

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Speaker 8: We're doing well.

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Speaker 11: We're covering this story though, and I thought of you

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Speaker 11: because you are one of the leading voices when it

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Speaker 11: comes to I would say the mental illness of the

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Speaker 11: trans insanity that has taken over women's sports, that has

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Speaker 11: taken over so many aspects of our public dialogue and discourse.

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Speaker 11: And now we're seeing this repeated trouble, you know, one

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Speaker 11: after the other, incidents of shootings involving trans shooters, and

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Speaker 11: it's kind of like, when are we going to actually

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Speaker 11: raise the alarm, call it what it is, that this

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Speaker 11: is an epidemic of trans violence. I wanted to get

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Speaker 11: your opinion on this of how we even got here.

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Speaker 11: You know, I said, I joked with you Riley, I said,

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Speaker 11: you're not a doctor, but you know, you know, but

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Speaker 11: you've been studying this issue and your response was beautiful,

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Speaker 11: So maybe let's start there.

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Speaker 8: Yeah.

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Speaker 20: Well, when we were talking on the phone today, you

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Speaker 20: did you said you're not a doctor, and I said, well, Andrew,

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Speaker 20: you don't have to be a doctor to understand, number one,

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Speaker 20: the basis of the issue, right, gender ideology as a whole,

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Speaker 20: the harm that it's causing, the destruction that it's causing,

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Speaker 20: and now what we've seen, the death literal, I mean,

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Speaker 20: how innocent lives are being prematurely taken from this planet,

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Speaker 20: Charlie Kirk being one of those we saw in Nashville.

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Speaker 5: My backyard. We're three little.

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Speaker 20: Nine year olds. I think three adults as well in

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Speaker 20: that scenario. We saw obviously what happened in Canada, what

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Speaker 8: This is a very.

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Speaker 20: Destructive mental illness diseases. You said, epidemic, social epidemic, and

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Speaker 20: contagion that is infecting, plaguing society. You don't have to

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Speaker 20: be a doctor to speak to this. And you ask why, right,

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Speaker 20: which is the million dollar question. But I think pretty plainly,

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Speaker 20: pretty simply and at least how I understand. I think

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Speaker 20: there's a couple routes you could go here, But I

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Speaker 20: think what would resonate with most people is the problem.

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Speaker 20: This is the problem with the affirmation model that we

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Speaker 20: have been seen being used. Whether it's the medicalization side

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Speaker 20: of things, whether it's the respecting pronouns. This is the

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Speaker 20: problem because think about what we are affirming. By being

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Speaker 20: accepting and affirming of this, we are really only deepening

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Speaker 20: the eventual damage that is lurking underneath the surface. And

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Speaker 20: I say underneath the surface because when we're talking about

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Speaker 20: this demographic, oftentimes these are people with underlying conditions such

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Speaker 20: as as depression, anxiety, other personality or mood disorders, and

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Speaker 20: those aren't the things that are being treated by these

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Speaker 20: doctors or surgeons or healthcare professionals or therapists. No, they're

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Speaker 20: being affirmed to believe that they were correct to feel

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Speaker 20: as if they're born wrong. And that's a horrible message

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Speaker 20: that anyone of course children, but even adults for that matter.

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Speaker 20: That's the message that they're receiving, is that they're correct

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Speaker 20: to feel as if they're born wrong. So it's a

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Speaker 20: really horrible, horrible thing. Prayers to the family.

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Speaker 5: Of the victims.

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Speaker 20: And I think it just leads with the question of

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Speaker 20: you know, how many more times do we have to

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Speaker 20: see this? What has to be done? What is the answer?

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Speaker 20: I can tell you what the answer is not. The

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Speaker 20: answer is not gun control, because guess what, in Canada

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Speaker 20: and in Rhode Island, where both of these atrocities in

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Speaker 20: the past week took place, there are already strict gun laws. Okay,

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Speaker 20: so gun control that would not have worked because criminals,

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Speaker 20: they don't trouble themselves with the laws. Why by enforcing

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Speaker 20: gun laws, really, what you're doing is keeping the guns

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Speaker 20: out of hands of good people who could prevent these

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Speaker 20: tragedies so horrible.

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Speaker 11: Ll Riley, Yeah, and you said the family of the victims,

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Speaker 11: that's his family. So he killed his son. His son

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Speaker 11: was a senior in high school and the mother of

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Speaker 11: his son. And I said, wow at one point when

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Speaker 11: you were talking, because you basically verbatim took a line

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Speaker 11: of Charlie's from twenty twenty three, after another one of

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Speaker 11: these incidents had happened. I'm going to go ahead and

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Speaker 11: play that clip. Three seventy eight.

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Speaker 17: Trans people have been made into kind of the sacred

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Speaker 17: cow of American politics. You can't question it, you can't

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Speaker 17: criticize it, and they believe they can threaten whoever they want.

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Speaker 5: This is the ultimate top of the Impression Olympics.

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Speaker 17: How many dead kids is it going to take for

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Speaker 17: us to say we've probably gone too far here and

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Speaker 17: we should just ask a couple of questions.

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Speaker 5: How many mass shootings have to happen.

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Speaker 17: Where we probably say, wait a second, you know, can

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Speaker 17: we just calm down?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, you asked the same question, right.

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Speaker 11: How many of these incidents is it going to take

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Speaker 11: before we say the most mentally unstable, unwell, upset, bitter, whatever,

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Speaker 11: whatever the diagnosis is. How many incidents is it going

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Speaker 11: to take before we stop pouring SSRIs.

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Speaker 8: Down these people?

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Speaker 11: How many hormone replacement therapies, this cocktail of drugs that

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Speaker 11: we are giving the most unstable people in our society.

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Speaker 20: Yeah, First, let me just say, it's so hard to

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Speaker 20: listen to a video of Charlie Kirk. Honestly, I don't know.

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Speaker 20: I know some people have found comfort in watching clips

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Speaker 20: of his, but I really haven't. It's been really like

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Speaker 20: difficult to listen and especially this clip and listening to

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Speaker 20: him speak to what would ultimately and prematurely take his life.

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Speaker 20: What just a really horrible thing. But yeah, and talking

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Speaker 20: about the s SSRIs, I think that's another reason why

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Speaker 20: we haven't seen, especially those who call themselves healthcare professionals,

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Speaker 20: that really question administering synthetic and unnatural chemicals and substances

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Speaker 20: to those who identify as trans because it opens it,

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Speaker 20: it opens the door for broader questions to those SSRIs SNRIs.

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Speaker 20: You know, antidepressant medication that are overly diagnosed and overly prescribed. Now,

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Speaker 20: that is not me saying that antidepressants aren't useful and

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Speaker 20: beneficial for some people, but they are being prescribed at

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Speaker 20: an alarming rate. Especially to people among my generation. And

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Speaker 20: when you look at things, and going back to talking

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Speaker 20: about administering these these chemicals and hormones to minors or

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Speaker 20: adults for that matter, when you look at the effects

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Speaker 20: of something like testosterone, what that has increased impulsivity, increased aggression,

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Speaker 20: short temper It really only magnifies the issues that are there,

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Speaker 20: as opposed to creating new ones or diminishing them.

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Speaker 5: It magnifies those underlying things.

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Speaker 20: So again, when you're talking about which is a commonality

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Speaker 20: someone with underlying mood disorders such as ocds, such as

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Speaker 20: bipolar disorder or obsessed or ADHD, whatever it is, depression, anxiety,

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Speaker 20: that's what's being magnified here. And again, I think a

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Speaker 20: large part of why we're seeing so many horrible tragedies committed.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, and you asked a question earlier, you said, what

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Speaker 11: is the solution, Well, we know the solution isn't to

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Speaker 11: it affirm a disease and say yes, you can have

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Speaker 11: more and more of your own disease, your own situation. Now,

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Speaker 11: adults are gonna choose what they're gonna choose. We do

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Speaker 11: have freedom in this country. They're gonna choose what they're

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Speaker 11: gonna choose. But one of the storylines that we saw

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Speaker 11: this morning that I think is tied into this when

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Speaker 11: we talk about solutions is the rise in faith.

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Speaker 8: And it's not what this is not.

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Speaker 11: The kids are not flocking back to water down Christianity.

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Speaker 11: They're flocking back to the old, the good, the true,

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Speaker 11: those faiths that have stood the test of time for millennia.

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Speaker 11: And the Protestant churches may be newer, but that that

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Speaker 11: are preaching a strong gospel, a masculine gospel, a you know,

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Speaker 11: just straightforward, unapologetic gospel of Jesus Christ. That I believe

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Speaker 11: is what you're starting to see in culture. Is this

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Speaker 11: pushback to this destabilization, this societal anarchy that we're seeing.

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Speaker 11: And maybe speak to that, Riley, because you're a Christian,

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Speaker 11: you're seeing this with young people that you speak to.

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Speaker 21: What is the.

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Speaker 11: Mechanism why are people flocking back to the faith, especially

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Speaker 11: young people.

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Speaker 20: Well, I think when analyzing religion, and I'll just speak

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Speaker 20: pretty personally here, I feel a total sense of serenity

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Speaker 20: and calmness and security and confidence in the stance that

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Speaker 20: I've taken despite the constant attacks or death threats that

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Speaker 20: are hurled my way and Honestly, Charlie was this way too,

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Speaker 20: and I think that was very evident in how he

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Speaker 20: conducted himself. How he's still willing to go out there

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Speaker 20: knowing that threats existed. It's because he knew that what

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Speaker 20: he was fighting for was the hope and the promise

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Speaker 20: of eternal life. That is the only place you will

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Speaker 20: ever find satisfaction. And I think oftentimes, especially when dissecting

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Speaker 20: gender ideology, these people are desperately looking for their identity.

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Speaker 20: They're looking for a place to find that identity. Well,

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Speaker 20: I know as a Christian that the only place that

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Speaker 20: you will find pure and total satisfaction is in placing

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Speaker 20: your identity in Christ. And I think a lot of

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Speaker 20: young people are becoming to understand that. They're realizing this,

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Speaker 20: and in that you're seeing a shift back to developing

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Speaker 20: that relationship with Christ seeking salvation. And a large part

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Speaker 20: of that is the legacy that Charlie Kirk left.

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Speaker 5: And honestly, like, I hate.

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Speaker 20: Talking about it like this because it seems as if,

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Speaker 20: you know, in speaking of the good things that happened

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Speaker 20: following Charlie's death, selfishly like I'd rather him still be here,

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Speaker 20: But it was one of the consequences that we saw

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Speaker 20: this revival, especially of young people going to church that

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Speaker 20: Sunday after Charlie Kirk's assassination. I mean, there was no

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Speaker 20: empty seat. People felt a conviction, a calling to go back,

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Speaker 20: to open their Bible, to maybe buy a Bible for

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Speaker 20: the first time in their life. That's a really special thing.

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Speaker 20: And it's again, it's the kind of life that Charlie

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Speaker 20: Kirk lived. So we're seeing a lot of inspiration in that,

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Speaker 20: I think, especially in my generation.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, well said, and I'm with you. To be honest,

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Speaker 11: it's hard for me to watch Charlie clips. You know,

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Speaker 11: the team and the audience. I know that it means

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Speaker 11: for me, it doesn't get easier. So I'm with you.

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Speaker 11: Riley Gaines, thank you so much for coming. You are

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Speaker 11: uniquely positioned to talk about this issue. So God bless you.

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Speaker 11: Keep safe and we'll talk to you again soon. Thanks

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Speaker 11: So Blake, CNN is doing a special like documentary piece

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Speaker 11: The Rise of Christians.

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Speaker 8: Oh boy, they're they're in that Bobby Horse again.

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Speaker 11: There have Yeah, there have been multiple storylines that feel

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Speaker 11: like I'm I'm link in twenty twenty one again, like

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Speaker 11: over and over and over.

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Speaker 13: Twenty three I think was the peak where they're really

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Speaker 13: they were really emphasizing that Christian nationalism was going to

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Speaker 13: be the threat de jour of twenty twenty four.

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Speaker 11: But like, for real, what is wrong with Christians loving

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Speaker 11: their country being involved in politics.

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Speaker 8: Isn't that how America was founded?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean it's that classic thing where and antifa

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Speaker 13: will post you know, these World War two Antifa in

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Speaker 13: World War two when they would have they all considered

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Speaker 13: their great grandfathers like the worst fascist smash of course

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Speaker 13: every view.

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Speaker 8: They hold, Yeah, I'm so same thing.

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Speaker 13: You're a Christian nationalist if you believe anything ninety percent

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Speaker 13: of Americans believed from seventeen seventy six to nineteen seventy

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Speaker 13: consider this.

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Speaker 11: So CNN does a piece Pamela Brown, who I know,

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Speaker 11: talking about the radicalization of people at Charlie's memorial because

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Speaker 11: Charlie was assassinated by a radical by as we talked

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Speaker 11: about with Riley somebody that was animated at least in

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Speaker 11: part by.

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Speaker 8: His love affair with somebody that was.

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Speaker 11: Trans and instead of burning down the country like the

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Speaker 11: real radicals did, we held vigils and memorials and people

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Speaker 11: bought Bibles and they got baptized. How is that a

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Speaker 11: bad thing? What are we even talking about here? So

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Speaker 11: let me play the clip three eighty four And if

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Speaker 11: you don't get as ticked off as Idy watching this,

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Speaker 11: I don't know. This is just really infuriating stuff. Three

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Speaker 11: eighty four memorial service was.

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Speaker 18: One of the most potent examples of the shift in

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Speaker 18: our culture that we're experiencing right.

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Speaker 5: Now, where a large.

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Speaker 18: Segment of American Christians are being activated by these ideas,

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Speaker 18: radicalized by these ideas that say that they are the

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Speaker 18: persecuted ones and that they need to stand up for

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Speaker 18: Christians rights.

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Speaker 11: Well, you know, Charlie did get assassinated. You do realize

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Speaker 11: that whoever this guy is, what's his name, he deserves

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Speaker 11: to be.

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Speaker 8: Made a little bit famous for being an idiot. I

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Speaker 8: refuse to know the names of CNN personnel. So we

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Speaker 8: have a nation that was founded by Christians, inspired Christians.

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Speaker 11: If anything, by the way, the only true form of

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Speaker 11: Christianity is a radical Christianity. There is Bible verses talking

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Speaker 11: about if you're a lukewarm Christian you will be spit out.

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Speaker 13: And it's it's one of those books Charlie liked Tom

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Speaker 13: Hollands dominion that because we swim in the ocean of

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Speaker 13: Christianity even if you're not religious, actually we don't recognize

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Speaker 13: how fundamentally radical Christianity was from its very beginnings, That

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Speaker 13: it totally remade the moral order of the Roman Empire,

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Speaker 13: of the other Europeans that converted to it, of the

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Speaker 13: Middle Easterners who converted to it, That everyone who ran

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Speaker 13: the third century for the first time they're thinking, what

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Speaker 13: in the world is this.

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Speaker 8: It has to be a radical faith. It is not

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Speaker 8: a faith that.

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Speaker 13: Is just going with your completely innate, passive impulses that

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Speaker 13: prevailed everywhere around the world before it came along.

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Speaker 11: Well, and this is the point, I mean, you look

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Speaker 11: Z men going to church.

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Speaker 8: They're going to the ancient.

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Speaker 11: Churches that have not bent the knee to the zeitgeist

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Speaker 11: of the cultural culture.

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Speaker 5: Of the day.

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Speaker 11: They're going with things that are proudly and unapologetically preaching

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Speaker 11: the full Gospel, the full weight of it. You know,

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Speaker 11: they don't want to weak water down preaching style. They

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Speaker 11: don't want that. That's exactly what the world offers. They

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Speaker 11: don't want pseudosocial sciences with a pew, that's what the

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Speaker 11: world offers. They want radical Christianity that's boldly standing up

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Speaker 11: for the principles of Jesus Christ and his death on

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Speaker 11: the cross, risen from the dead on the third Day,

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Speaker 11: appearing before the apostles, and then five hundred and then

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Speaker 11: five thousand.

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Speaker 8: That's what they want.

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Speaker 11: They want the full thing, and they want people inspired

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Speaker 11: by that faith to march into the public square and

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Speaker 11: to build a world that looks more like the Kingdom

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Speaker 11: of God, that is the Christian faith.

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Speaker 8: Let's go to the clip Charlie three ninety five.

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Speaker 17: John Adams seemlessly said the Constitution was only written for

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Speaker 17: a moral, religious people. It was wholly inadequate for the

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Speaker 17: people of any other. The body politic of America was

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Speaker 17: so Christian and was so Protestant, that our form and

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Speaker 17: structure of government was built for the people that believed

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Speaker 17: in Christ, our Lord. One of the reasons we're living

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Speaker 17: through a constitutional crisis is that we no longer have

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Speaker 17: a Christian nation, but we have a Christian form of government,

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Speaker 17: and they're incompatible. So you cannot have liberty if you

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Speaker 17: do not have a Christian population.

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Speaker 11: By the way, it looks like we have. I wonder

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Speaker 11: if it's LOADEDS three ninety four. Loaded, yep, loaded. Our

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Speaker 11: little thing that we were discussing has made its way

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Speaker 11: to Fox News three ninety four.

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Speaker 22: Young men report feeling culturally dislocated or villainized by progressive

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Speaker 22: secular discourse regarding masculinity. Traditional forms of Christianity, particularly Catholicism

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Speaker 22: and Orthodoxy, offer a narrative of responsibility, sacrifice, and hierarchy

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Speaker 22: that appeals to men seeking a defined role in a

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Speaker 22: fluid world now. The report also breaks down weekly religious

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Speaker 22: attendance by education level, and those with postgraduate degrees are

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Speaker 22: at thirty percent, people with bachelor's degrees twenty eight percent. Emily,

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Speaker 22: to add to this a little bit, okay, it's a

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Speaker 22: worldwide phenomenon. Forty five percent increase in the number of

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Speaker 22: people baptized in France. In the UK, they have seen

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Speaker 8: But I love this.

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Speaker 22: Most of us growth is concentrated among Catholics and Pentecostals.

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Speaker 22: A shout out to my evangelical crowd.

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Speaker 8: There four percent. That's what a bottomed doubt in the

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Speaker 8: UK that.

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Speaker 11: Well, what's crazy is is that they you know, they're

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Speaker 11: talking about how young men specifically feel alienated by a

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Speaker 11: progressive discourse. If you show that Yahoo again, just give

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Speaker 11: me this picture of this guy with his glasses saying

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Speaker 11: they're being radicalized stand up for the Christian faith. Well,

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Speaker 11: what do you think is going to happen when you

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Speaker 11: target pro lifers that are preying outside an abortion clinic?

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Speaker 11: What do you think is going to happen when you

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Speaker 11: spy on Catholics? And this, this is what young men

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Speaker 11: feel alienated by. That's a Karen with a beard right

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Speaker 11: there talking about the rise of Christian nationalism. The rise

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Speaker 11: of Christian nationalism is why we didn't burn down cities

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Speaker 11: when Charlie was killed. What are they complaining about? What

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Speaker 11: would you want in its place? A bunch of Antifa

886
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Speaker 11: thugs marching in the streets throwing molotov cocktails. What would

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Speaker 11: you want in its place? More targets looted, more buildings burned.

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Speaker 11: Mangioni's going around shooting the head of United Healthcare?

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Speaker 8: Is that what you really want? I just don't understand

890
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Speaker 8: what they're so upset about.

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Speaker 11: This country is a Christian nation who was founded by Christians,

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Speaker 11: as Charlie said, And guess what Western civilization is defined

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Speaker 11: by one through line Christianity. You are blessed by Christianity CNN.

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Speaker 11: You are blessed by the fact that Christians are still

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Speaker 11: driven to lead purposeful lives and get into politics, to

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Speaker 11: get into business, to have families.

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Speaker 13: If they don't like Christian nationalism, they are not going

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Speaker 13: to like whatever comes.

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Speaker 11: In Islamic nationalism. Is that what you want? I don't

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Speaker 11: think you want that. Thank you for bearing with me.

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Speaker 11: Send us your emails Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. Subscribe

902
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Speaker 11: to the podcast Our twos Underway. We're gonna give you

903
00:46:59,760 --> 00:47:03,879
Speaker 11: an update on Utah critical update when it comes to redistricting.

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Speaker 8: We'll be back in our two.

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Speaker 19: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 19: Terrence Bates. If you have elderly parents or family members,

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Speaker 19: you definitely want to listen up. In fact, the topic

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Speaker 19: that we're going to discuss could apply to you as well,

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Speaker 19: whether you're twenty two or eighty nine years old. It's

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Speaker 19: home title theft and fraud. Recent cases in New York

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Speaker 19: have seen victims be elderly homeowners, but as my next

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Speaker 19: guest will attest, crooks are willing to take advantage of

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Speaker 19: anyone at any age. Investigative reporter John Summer's joining us.

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Speaker 4: John. Always good to see you.

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Speaker 19: These cases out of New York pretty frightening these days.

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Speaker 3: Likewise, Terrence, great to see you too, sir.

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Speaker 23: Yes, this one is especially insidious because it involves an

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Speaker 23: attorney in Manhattan who set up a state's plans and

919
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Speaker 23: trusts and so on for his clients, most of whom

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Speaker 23: were elderly. But during the process, Terrence, he would transfer

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Speaker 23: the title or deed to their home into his name

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Speaker 23: without them knowing it, and then he was able to

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Speaker 23: leverage that property to take out loans or even sell it.

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Speaker 23: But here's the kicker. He did it to his wife's grandfather,

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Speaker 23: who was put into a home, a nursing home, and

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Speaker 23: needed his house to be able to take care of

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Speaker 23: him while he was in the nursing home and then

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Speaker 23: pass on the residual to his relatives. The attorney took

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Speaker 23: his home without him knowing it well in New York.

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Speaker 3: Now it is a.

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Speaker 23: Crime title theft or deed theft, and this attorney was arrested,

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Speaker 23: he was tried, he was convicted, found guilty, and now

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Speaker 23: he is in prison. But usually this is not the process, Terrence.

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Speaker 23: Usually the crook gets away with it and nobody knows

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Speaker 23: about it and tell us way too late.

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Speaker 19: Are you seeing a move from coast to coast? Obviously

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Speaker 19: we're talking about cases specific to New York. What are

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Speaker 19: you seeing any moves from coast to coast where the

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Speaker 19: states are trying to protect potential victims on the front

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Speaker 19: end because the reality is he had access to information

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Speaker 19: that allowed him to victimize people.

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Speaker 3: That's correct, Terrence.

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Speaker 23: There is now kind of an awakening that this is

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Speaker 23: a real crime, although most states consider it civil. And

945
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Speaker 23: then you have to go through the court system and

946
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Speaker 23: hire an attorney, and it takes sometimes years, and sometimes

947
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Speaker 23: the original owner of the home actually gets evicted. It's

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Speaker 23: a terrible crime, and the elderly are especially vulnerable, but

949
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Speaker 23: it can happen to anybody. Anywhere, and there are crime

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Speaker 23: syner gets out there all around the world that can

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Speaker 23: do this.

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Speaker 3: It's very very easy to do.

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Speaker 23: In the old days, you would go down to the

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Speaker 23: county clerks office and transfer the paperwork.

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Speaker 3: And usually they wouldn't ask.

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Speaker 23: But now with AI and the Internet and so on,

957
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Speaker 23: you can get a notary stamp off the Internet.

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Speaker 3: It's very easy to do remotely.

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Speaker 23: And boy, I tell you what, You're a sitting duck

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Speaker 23: out there.

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Speaker 3: And it doesn't have to be your home.

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Speaker 23: It can be open property, it can be Airbnb, it

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Speaker 23: can be an apartment complex, whatever.

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Speaker 3: They're all up for grabs.

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Speaker 4: Wow.

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Speaker 19: And that's where home Title Lot comes in. If the

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Speaker 19: States aren't necessarily going to protect you, aren't prepared to

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Speaker 19: protect you, at this point, you have to protect yourself exactly.

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Speaker 23: Terrence and this company you just mentioned, Home Title Uck,

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Speaker 23: they are the pioneers in the industry. I've done a

971
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Speaker 23: lot of research on this. These folks are the best.

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Speaker 23: And here's what they do that none of the other

973
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Speaker 23: services do, at least as thorough as they do. They

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Speaker 23: will monitor your title twenty four to seven. You can't

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Speaker 23: do that possibly even if you took a mattress down

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Speaker 23: to the clerk's office and checked every five minutes. It's

977
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Speaker 23: impossible to be able to prevent this crime unless you

978
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Speaker 23: have a monitoring system that can monitor it twenty four

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Speaker 23: to seven. Then they alerts you if there's something fishy

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Speaker 23: going on, and then if for some reason the title

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Speaker 23: actually gets transferred, they will work with you up to

982
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Speaker 23: a million dollars to restore it so that you don't

983
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Speaker 23: have to go through the court system.

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Speaker 3: They handle all of this for you.

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Speaker 23: Home Title Lock and by the way, just go on

986
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Speaker 23: their website, Terrence, check it out for yourself. There's a

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Speaker 23: thirty day free trial that will do a scan on

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Speaker 23: your house, and I think we have a code for them.

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Speaker 23: I believe it's a news break that's correct. Just go

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Speaker 23: on there and check it out. Do your own due diligence.

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Speaker 23: Don't take my word for it, but you need to

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Speaker 23: protect yourself. It's very inexpensive and it's peace of mind.

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Speaker 2: Always.

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Speaker 19: Good to talk to you, my friend again. That promo

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Speaker 19: code that you just mentioned their folks News Break anywsbr

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Speaker 19: eak go to home title lock dot com for free

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Speaker 19: trial and the title history report and use that promo

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Speaker 19: code News Break.

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Speaker 8: All right, welcome back, to the Charlie Kirkshow. Hour two

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Speaker 8: is underway.

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Speaker 11: Here we have Rob Akson, who's the chairman of the

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Speaker 11: Utah Republican Party joining us. Now, it's a good Republican name.

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Speaker 11: It's Rob Akson. Yeah, that is a that is a

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Speaker 11: very solid name.

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Speaker 23: Rob.

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Speaker 8: Welcome to the Charlie kirk Show, sir.

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Speaker 5: And I just want to be with you guys.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, it's great to have you.

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Speaker 11: I want to just you know, celebrate what I would

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Speaker 11: say is a remarkable herculean effort that was undertaken by

1011
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Speaker 11: you and you guys in Utah. Turning point action was

1012
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Speaker 11: was honored to help and come along and give you guys.

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Speaker 8: A little shot in the arm.

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Speaker 11: But all I saw for weeks was Utah cannot do this.

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Speaker 11: They're not going to get the two hundred thousand signatures.

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Speaker 11: And man, I was not feeling super optimistic. But why

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Speaker 11: don't you give our audience an update on what Prop

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Speaker 11: four is and what it took, what you guys have

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Speaker 11: been embarking on on the signature drive.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 24: Well, first and foremost, huge shout out and thank you

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Speaker 24: to so many partners across the country and most importantly

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Speaker 24: here in Utah and certainly couldn't do it without turning

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Speaker 24: point action and the help of all of you guys,

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Speaker 24: and really the movement that Charlie and so many people

1026
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Speaker 24: have built. It's a live and strong here in this country.

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Speaker 24: It's certainly alive and strong here in Utah. So here's

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Speaker 24: where we were, in a nutshell. In twenty eighteen, Proposition

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Speaker 24: four was put onto the ballot. It passed by a

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Speaker 24: very narrow margin. It provided an independent whatever that means,

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Speaker 24: but an independent redistricting commission, and so that was supposed

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Speaker 24: to provide recommendations to the legislature on drafting maps.

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Speaker 5: In the language itself.

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Speaker 24: When voters voted for it, it was referred to again

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Speaker 24: as a recommending body, and it said that the recommendations

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Speaker 24: could be accepted or rejected by the legislature. So, okay,

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Speaker 24: that's fine. I didn't like it, but at least it

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Speaker 24: was constitutional. The problem is there's been a lawsuit and

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Speaker 24: it led to a court decision here in Utah eighteen

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Speaker 24: months ago by our state Supreme Court that I believe

1041
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Speaker 24: they got wrong where they gave pre eminence to legislator

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Speaker 24: initiative authority over that of our elected representatives, kind of

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Speaker 24: defeating representative democracy.

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Speaker 5: So that was issue one issue too.

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Speaker 24: We had a lower court judge who then based off

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Speaker 24: of that ruling throughout our congressional maps and picked a

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Speaker 24: map of her own, choosing that came from a private group,

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Speaker 24: one that did not go through the commission, and more importantly,

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Speaker 24: one that did not comply with Article nine of Utah's

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Speaker 24: state Constitution that says the only body that can draft

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Speaker 24: maps is the state legislature.

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Speaker 5: You can't ignore the constitution. You can't ignore it if

1053
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Speaker 5: you don't like it.

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Speaker 24: You can change the constitution, but you can't ignore it,

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Speaker 24: certainly not by one judge. So enough was enough, and

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Speaker 24: we engaged in an initiative process to repeal Prop four

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Speaker 24: and that's what we were successful in meeting the threshold

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Speaker 24: requirements necessary in what we submitted over the weekend.

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Speaker 8: Okay, so here's my first question.

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Speaker 11: So I lived in California for a while and I've

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Speaker 11: seen a number of these signature drives to get propositions

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Speaker 11: on the bout. Usually you got to get a certain

1063
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Speaker 11: number the past the finish line, because especially in California,

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Speaker 11: they're going to throw out like a third of your

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Speaker 11: signatures or twenty percent of your signatures but I want

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Speaker 11: to underscore a point here.

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Speaker 8: I have a question and a point.

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Speaker 11: The point is the fact that you guys did this,

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Speaker 11: which I think in such quick time with Scott Kresslers

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Speaker 11: came out, turning point, action came out. They needed I'm

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Speaker 11: looking here, they needed.

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Speaker 13: There's twenty nine state Senate districts, and you needed to

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Speaker 13: hit the threshold in twenty six of them. So you

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Speaker 13: couldn't even just blob in the most republican parts. You

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Speaker 13: had to do it all across the state, even the

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Speaker 13: most liberal parts, even the most rural parts.

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Speaker 8: You had to very dramatic achievement.

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Speaker 11: Well, so the headlines were that you weren't going to

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Speaker 11: pull it off. You did pull it off. Do you

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Speaker 11: think we have enough extra once the isn't. The Secretary

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Speaker 11: of State is going to their office, is going to

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Speaker 11: review the signatures.

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Speaker 24: Yes, so the clerks will go through in each of

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Speaker 24: the respective counties and they're going to count all of those.

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Speaker 24: Then it is officially certified by the Lieutenant governor.

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Speaker 5: Here's what's interesting.

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Speaker 24: Our requirement statewide is about one hundred and forty one

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Speaker 24: thousand signatures.

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Speaker 5: That's what we need.

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Speaker 24: That's eight percent of registered voters here in Utah. Then,

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Speaker 24: as was mentioned, you need eight percent of registered voters

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Speaker 24: in at least twenty six of twenty nine Senate districts.

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Speaker 24: We went and engaged in every single Senate district. We

1094
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Speaker 24: went and engaged wherever and everywhere we could, and we

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Speaker 24: did it in a consistent way, showcasing the importance of

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Speaker 24: representative government, showcasing the importance of adhering to the Constitution,

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Speaker 24: and not stepping back from that obligation. The nice thing

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Speaker 24: is we exceeded the numbers necessary by a large margin.

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Speaker 24: We've turned in well over two hundred thousand, by tens

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Speaker 24: of thousands, more than two hundred thousand signatures, and so

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Speaker 24: even with those that will be kicked out, I think

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Speaker 24: we are in a phenomenal spot. Now here's the challenge, though,

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Speaker 24: we have this quirk in Utah's law where for the

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Speaker 24: next number of weeks, so just about forty five days

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Speaker 24: from the point that we've submitted it actually.

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Speaker 5: A little bit longer.

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Speaker 24: It's the point from when a person's signature is verified

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Speaker 24: they can have their name removed.

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Speaker 5: They have to voluntarily do that.

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Speaker 24: The problem is the Left is spending about four million

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Speaker 24: dollars now to come in and try to bully and

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Speaker 24: shame and intimidate people to remove their names.

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Speaker 5: You can't make this stuff up.

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Speaker 24: The very people who claim that they want to listen

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Speaker 24: to the people are the ones who are right now

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Speaker 24: trying to intimidate and drive people from ever being heard.

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Speaker 5: All we did is put this on the ballot.

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Speaker 24: All this does is give it to Uton's to make

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Speaker 24: a decision instead of one judge. That's an important distinction.

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Speaker 24: And now the left is trying to prevent the people

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Speaker 24: from having their voice be heard.

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Speaker 11: Okay, yeah, I mean so, is there an action item

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Speaker 11: that we can give our audience on what they should

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Speaker 11: do or to counter it, or just get the word

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Speaker 11: out that people are trying to get trying to intimidate signatories.

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Speaker 5: Yep. I think that's the key thing. Just let people know.

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Speaker 24: So if you're here in Utah listening, or if you

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Speaker 24: have friends in Utah, make sure that they know. Don't

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Speaker 24: be intimidated when somebody comes in and tries to say

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Speaker 24: that you need to pull your name off.

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Speaker 5: Be confident.

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Speaker 24: All you did by signing on too this is put

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Speaker 24: it on the ballot, and you're saying that you trust

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Speaker 24: the people of Utah stand in that be proud of

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Speaker 24: that trust. The people of Utah. Don't listen to these

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Speaker 24: angry activist groups. Don't listen to a judge, don't listen

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Speaker 24: to an elected official, don't listen to me.

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Speaker 5: Let's give it to the people of Utah. Let the

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Speaker 5: people of.

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Speaker 24: Utah decide this policy, which has been way too chaotic

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Speaker 24: for the last six years, certainly has not been implemented

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Speaker 24: in a way that respects the will of the people

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Speaker 24: back in twenty eighteen. We're now giving it back to

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Speaker 24: Utah's to decide one other thing that would be a

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Speaker 24: call to action that would be helpful as we are

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Speaker 24: engaging in a messaging campaign to make sure that people

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Speaker 24: realize that they're trying to be fooled by these outside groups.

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Speaker 24: That takes money, and so if any of your listeners

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Speaker 24: are willing to donate, they can go to Utah's for

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Speaker 24: Representative Government's website, which is u f RG dot org

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Speaker 24: and you can donate there and we'll use that to

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Speaker 24: make sure to continue to fight for representative government.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, and let's get that RL up on screen, guys,

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Speaker 11: u f RG and I just want to give a

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Speaker 11: quick shout out to or dot org dot org. What

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Speaker 11: I say, I don't know what I said, U f

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Speaker 11: RG dot org uh. And we'll get that up on

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Speaker 11: the on the lower here. So people have it the

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Speaker 11: I just want to give a quick shout out to

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Speaker 11: the White House, by the way. You know, sometimes people

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Speaker 11: are like, well they're sleep at the wheel or something

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Speaker 11: like that. No, they they they heard your guys appeal,

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Speaker 11: James Blair, Susie Wiles.

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Speaker 8: They they sent resources.

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Speaker 11: They people told them they couldn't be done in this

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Speaker 11: this quick order. They helped you guys out got it

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Speaker 11: over the finish line. Turning point action Scott Presler. So

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Speaker 11: this has been an all hands on deck effort to

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Speaker 11: get this really quick. Here, Robert, what was the old

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Speaker 11: maps versus the new maps and what was going to

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Speaker 11: be the party breakdown just based on like D plus

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Speaker 11: R plus.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 24: Well, and before I jump into that, you're exactly right.

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Speaker 24: And it's not just a shout out to the president.

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Speaker 24: It's not just a shout out to partners across the country.

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Speaker 24: Turning point Scott Presler, Matt Brissou and Tim Saylor. I

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Speaker 24: mean all of these people that folks in conservative politics know.

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Speaker 24: It's not just a shout out to these people. These

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Speaker 24: people are true friends of Utah. Utah is always a

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Speaker 24: flyover state throughout my lifetime.

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Speaker 5: It's easy to ignore.

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Speaker 24: This was a chance where people came rallied to our defense,

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Speaker 24: to our support.

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Speaker 5: It was a partnership all along the way.

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Speaker 24: And I am grateful for every Utah who signed on

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Speaker 24: to this, every Utah who supported and volunteered, and all

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Speaker 24: of those partners outside of Utah. Now to your question,

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Speaker 24: our four congressional districts, these are districts that represent the

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Speaker 24: will of the people. Thirteen percent of utah AND's are Democrats.

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Speaker 24: This new map that this judge picked put together in

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Speaker 24: pretty much it's the most jerrymandered, manipulated map in Utah's history.

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Speaker 24: She put most of the Democrats into one congressional district.

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Speaker 24: And so you go from thirteen percent of Utah's voters

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Speaker 24: being Democrats to now one of our four congressional maps

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Speaker 24: is proposed and to be implemented by this judge is

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Speaker 24: a Kamala Harris plus twenty eight. It's ridiculous, it's not competitive,

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Speaker 24: it's not representative of the people of Utah. It was

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Speaker 24: not accountable and transparent to us. We can't fire this judge.

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Speaker 24: We can't we didn't have any engagement on this. She

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Speaker 24: went and created the most jerrymandered map this state has

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Speaker 24: ever seen.

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Speaker 11: Jeez, well, this is what the judges do. The will

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Speaker 11: of the people be damned. They're just gonna be active.

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Speaker 11: I don't understand what it is about these professions that

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Speaker 11: draw a certain type of people.

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Speaker 8: Rob great job. This was amazing.

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Speaker 11: Go to uf RG dot org support their efforts. Got

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Speaker 11: to get this over the finish line, folks, got to

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Speaker 11: get it over the finish line.

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Speaker 8: We'll talk to you again. We'll be right back. All right,

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Speaker 8: Welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 11: If you've been listening to us for any amount of time,

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Speaker 11: you will know about why REFI. We are all in

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Speaker 11: with these guys, amazing patriots. They live to help you

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Speaker 11: guys out with your private student loan debt.

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Speaker 8: That is their mission.

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Speaker 11: If you have defaulted or distressed private student loan, nobody

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Speaker 11: else is going to touch it. Why REFI is there

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Speaker 11: to help. They don't care what your credit score is.

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Speaker 11: They'll give you a free three minute rate check without

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Speaker 11: any credit impact to help you out.

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Speaker 8: They get calls every day.

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Speaker 11: This is what they tell me every day from students

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Speaker 11: that are or former students that are depressed.

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Speaker 8: Some are even suicidal. You do not have to live

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Speaker 8: this way.

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Speaker 11: Please know that there is a friend that is willing

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Speaker 11: to help, that's able to help get you out from

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Speaker 11: under this. Save you thousands of dollars, get you a

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Speaker 11: payment you can manage. That's the whole thing. So if

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Speaker 11: you are a mom and dad and you know your

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Speaker 11: son or son or daughter is struggling with private student

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Speaker 11: loan debt, get them in touch with y refight yrefight

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Speaker 11: dot com eight eight eight y refight thirty four.

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Speaker 8: If you are that.

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Speaker 11: Student that's struggling with private student loan debt, call them.

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Speaker 11: They can help you. They're gonna custom tailor's solution for

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Speaker 11: just you. That's the key, y refi dot com. Check

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Speaker 11: it out.

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Speaker 8: All right, So listen, we're gonna hit this in hour one.

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Speaker 11: But we are now onto the fact that Jesse Jackson,

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Speaker 11: the Rev.

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Speaker 8: The Rev. The Reverend, the Rev, died eighty four. I

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Speaker 8: guess our.

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Speaker 13: Younger of you, even I his peak didn't. I was

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Speaker 13: not around for him, nor was I don't think. Yeah,

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Speaker 13: so it's a it's a bit older, but it's worth

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Speaker 13: commenting about because he does represent a I guess you

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Speaker 13: might say a transitional figure in American politics. He's you

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Speaker 13: might say, like kind of the one of the last

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Speaker 13: great uh religious figures on the left. I mean, he

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Speaker 13: was a the reverend, as he would use in his title.

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Speaker 13: But we were saying, we were talking during the break.

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Speaker 13: One of the saddest things about him is he represents

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Speaker 13: one of the most shameful elements of the Democratic Party,

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Speaker 13: which is the way Christian leaders self identified Christian clergyman

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Speaker 13: even sold out on some of the most important issues.

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Speaker 13: Because in the nineteen seventies, after Roe versus Way happened,

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Speaker 13: he condemned it, he wrote pro life.

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Speaker 8: Things, and then in the eighties he ran no, he.

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Speaker 11: Didn't just condemn abortion. He called it genocide. He called

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Speaker 11: it murder. He was a child born out of wedlock,

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Speaker 11: and so people had actually advised his mom to abort him.

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Speaker 11: And he's alive because his mom, well he's now dead,

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Speaker 11: but he lived a life because.

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Speaker 8: His mom did not abort him.

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Speaker 11: And then by the nineteen eighties, when he decided he

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Speaker 11: was going to run for president in nineteen eighty four

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Speaker 11: nineteen eighty eight, he changed his views to align with

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Speaker 11: the Democrat Party platform. Which is shameful.

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Speaker 13: Actually it was a real tragedy, and other Democrats did

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Speaker 13: the same thing. Mario Cuomo, that was the father of

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Speaker 13: the other Cuomas that you are familiar with.

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Speaker 8: He was a pro life Democrat.

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Speaker 13: He was a Catholic Democrat in sixties seventies, and then

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Speaker 13: he also had national ambitions. He also swerved to the

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Speaker 13: left on that, as did other Democrats. People may have

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Speaker 13: forgotten in the sixties and seventies it was actually kind

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Speaker 13: you might have called it a live issue whether which

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Speaker 13: party might end up being the pro life one, because

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Speaker 13: Catholics were heavily associated with the Democratic Party and that

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Speaker 13: was where the pro life movement was. And it's just

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Speaker 13: slowly they were all pushed out of the party, or

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Speaker 13: they were pushed in Jackson's case, to just change their

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Speaker 13: views on that really critical issue. And I'm sad to

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Speaker 13: say that that's one of his chief legacies was enabling

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Speaker 13: that because he was people. Younger people won't realize this,

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Speaker 13: but before Obama, he was probably the most famous black

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Speaker 13: political figure in America, especially on the left. And I

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Speaker 13: think if he'd remained firm on that issue, if he

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Speaker 13: had said we are going to be pro life and

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Speaker 13: we will not change in that he could have really

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Speaker 13: reshaped the trajectory of America in a powerfully pro life Christian.

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Speaker 11: You said this before, but he was sort of most

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Speaker 11: famous for marching with doctor Martin Luther King. He was

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Speaker 11: present at his death, and he kind of assumed some

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Speaker 11: of that mantle after he.

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Speaker 13: Had a King's blood on him famously afterwards, and so

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Speaker 13: he used that to understandably claim a leadership role in

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Speaker 13: the movement.

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Speaker 8: He was only in his twenties at the time.

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Speaker 13: Uh, and I did I think, I think is that

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Speaker 13: them at the Memphis Hotel.

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Speaker 8: I can't remember if that's.

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Speaker 11: Literally scene that was from when he was killed or not.

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Speaker 11: But the so he did have one redeeming quality.

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Speaker 13: M well he so this is a funny bit. We

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Speaker 13: wanted to make sure we because he had some viral moments.

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Speaker 13: He would occasionally use interesting stuff. Another thing I should mention,

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Speaker 13: by the way, he is the person who popularized African

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Speaker 13: American as a term black Americans instead of some other Yeah,

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Speaker 13: that and which that was the most common term you heard,

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Speaker 13: I would say when I was growing up early two thousands,

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Speaker 13: and then they pushed back and.

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Speaker 8: Now black has become the default one. Again. But another

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Speaker 8: thing that is very funny.

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Speaker 13: This is probably the last time he went really viral

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Speaker 13: as a figure in politics.

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Speaker 8: This is when Barack Obama was running for president. He

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Speaker 8: wasn't even the.

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Speaker 13: Nominee yet, I believe, and he got angry because he

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Speaker 13: felt that Barack Hussein Obama was talking down to other

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Speaker 13: black Americans. And so he said in a hot mic

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Speaker 13: moment that he wanted to cut Obama's nuts off.

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Speaker 14: Let's play three eighty five, man.

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Speaker 21: A ducking down to black people.

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Speaker 8: He did that again, by the.

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Speaker 11: Way, Barack did that again in the twenty twenty four

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Speaker 11: camp and everybody went and talked to those black men

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Speaker 11: and kind of like guilted him.

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Speaker 13: And yeah, which I don't think is the certainly not

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Speaker 13: the worst thing President did.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, president, of course. But President Trump chimed in on truth.

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Speaker 11: They had a long standing friendship. President Trump helped him

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Speaker 11: throughout the year. Said the Reverend Jesse Jackson is dead

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Speaker 11: at eighty four. I knew him well long before becoming president.

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Speaker 11: He was a good man with lots of personality, grit

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Speaker 11: and street smarts. He was very gregarious, someone who truly

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Speaker 11: loved people. Despite the fact that I am falsely and

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Speaker 11: consistently called a racist by the scoundrels and lunatics on

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Speaker 11: the radical left Democrats all it was always my pleasure

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Speaker 11: to help Jesse along the way. I provided office space

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Speaker 11: for him in his Rainbow Coalition for years and the

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Speaker 11: Trump Building at forty Wall Street. Responded to his requests

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Speaker 11: for help getting criminal justice reform passed and signed when

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Speaker 11: no other president would even try, single handedly pushed him

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Speaker 11: past long term funding for historically back colleges and universities,

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Speaker 11: which Jesse loved, but also which other president would not do.

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Speaker 11: Other presidents would not do, responded to Jesse's support for

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Speaker 11: opportunity zones.

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Speaker 8: And on and on egos.

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Speaker 11: So President Trump had a long standing friendship with Jesse Jackson.

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Speaker 11: I would say he was a man with a very

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Speaker 11: mixed history, certainly some good with some bad. I would

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Speaker 11: say he ended not as well, not as strong.

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Speaker 13: I will say, I think the period of his peak

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Speaker 13: in American politics is a period where I think the

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Speaker 13: sense was that race relations in.

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Speaker 8: America got better rather than worse. I would.

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Speaker 13: Maybe I'm mistaken. I wasn't around there for it, but.

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Speaker 11: Listen, I think he peaked in the seventies when he

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Speaker 11: was pro life. Yes, and by the time he started

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Speaker 11: running for politics, I think the wheels came off a bit.

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Speaker 11: But you know, you know, there was a funny local

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Speaker 11: He famously couldn't say words.

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Speaker 8: He would mumble, And.

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Speaker 11: There was actually a radio host in Los Angeles that

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Speaker 11: used to do what the hell did Jesse Jackson say?

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Speaker 8: Segment and they would play this a clip just kind

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Speaker 8: of out of contect.

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Speaker 11: You didn't know what it was, but it was just

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Speaker 11: him mumbling something, and then he would take callers to

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Speaker 11: try and guess what the actual translation was.

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Speaker 8: That's amazing, But I want to double back on that.

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Speaker 13: I would say, I think what Charlie would flag the

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Speaker 13: most of all is he really could have been a

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Speaker 13: transformational figure if he'd held the line on the life issue,

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Speaker 13: I think, and I think we should all feel sad

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Speaker 13: that he didn't step up to that task. I think

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Speaker 13: America would be would have had a very different eighties, nineties,

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Speaker 13: two thousands. We might have maybe Casey would have been

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Speaker 13: what overturned it instead of Dobbs. We might have, frankly,

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Speaker 13: we might have saved millions of lives if he'd been

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Speaker 13: a little more courageous. And that's a lesson to all

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Speaker 13: of us well said, We'll be back.

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Speaker 19: Terrence Bates here with your Real America's Voice news break.

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Speaker 19: Thanks so much for being here with us civil rights

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Speaker 19: icon in. Two time presidential candidate, Reverend Jesse Jackson is dead.

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Speaker 4: He passed away.

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Speaker 19: Early this morning at eighty four years old, surrounded by

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Speaker 19: his family. In a statement about the death, Jackson's family writing,

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Speaker 19: our father was a servant leader, not only for our family,

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Speaker 19: but to the oppressed, the voiceless, and the overlooked around

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Speaker 19: the world. His unwavering belief and justice, equality and love

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Speaker 19: uplifted millions, and we ask you to honor his memory

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Speaker 19: by continuing the fight for the values he lived by.

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Speaker 19: Jesse Jackson dead at eighty four years old. Health and

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Speaker 19: Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy continuing to try and

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Speaker 19: make America healthy again by looking into the safety of

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Speaker 19: ultra processed foods. The secretary claims the current industry standards

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Speaker 19: aren't enough because food companies are allowed to independently verify

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Speaker 19: the safety of their ingredients without government oversight, and if

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Speaker 19: they are recognized by experts as safe. Kennedy says there's

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Speaker 19: currently no single definition of ultra process foods used by

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Speaker 19: the federal regulators. As a result, the FDA and the

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Speaker 19: Department of Agriculture are working to establish and uniform definition.

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Speaker 19: Lawmakers in New Mexico are set to start work today

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Speaker 19: on an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch. Epstein is

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Speaker 19: accused of trafficking and sexually assaulting girls and women there.

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Speaker 19: A bipartisan committee wants to hear testimony from survivors of

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Speaker 19: alleged sexual abuse at the ranch, which is located about

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Speaker 19: thirty miles outside the state capital, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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Speaker 4: So called Truth.

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Speaker 19: Commission will be comprised of four lawmakers who are tasked

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Speaker 19: with identifying branch guests and state officials who may have

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Speaker 19: known what was going on there or even taken part

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Speaker 19: in sexual abuse at the mansion. And Early voting in

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Speaker 19: Georgia's fourteenth congressional district special election continues today after opening

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Speaker 19: just yesterday. Nearly twenty candidates are vying to fill the

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Speaker 19: seat vacated by Republican Marjorie Taylor Green. President Trump is

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Speaker 19: endorsing former prosecutor Clay Fuller. However, with so many people

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Speaker 19: in the race, it may be difficult for one candidate

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Speaker 19: to earn the majority needed to win the race outright.

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Speaker 19: If that happens, the top two vote getters, regardless of

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Speaker 19: party affiliation, will advance to a runoff. By the way,

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Speaker 19: President Trump will be in that area on Thursday campaigning.

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Speaker 4: That's a quick check of your headlines, speaking.

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Speaker 11: We have Mike Davis from the Article three project. Mike,

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Speaker 11: I was seeing this tweet go around yesterday and welcome back, sir.

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Speaker 11: You look you look, you look good, and your tie

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Speaker 11: and suit you were you were doing is I say

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Speaker 11: that as you were doing extracurricular activities yesterday?

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Speaker 8: We're gonna have you on yesterday, but you couldn't. But

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Speaker 8: you've cleaned up, all right.

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Speaker 11: So, Mike, you had this tweet from July of twenty

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Speaker 11: twenty five, and it started doing the rounds again yesterday.

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Speaker 11: It had over a million one point two million views.

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Speaker 11: So you were calling your shot in July, and then

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Speaker 11: you went through this big I guess, just a thread

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Speaker 11: answering everybody's questions about the Epstein files, and in it

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Speaker 11: you say you get thrown up, guys, And I'll read

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Speaker 11: this little bit and let you respond. Anyone who rapes

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Speaker 11: kids deserves the death penalty. True, No, lies, Detective. Here's

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Speaker 11: the problem with the Epstein mess. The FBI doesn't have

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Speaker 11: the evidence many thought it did. They're not tapes with

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Speaker 11: powerful men raping kids. There is not a list. Epstein's

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Speaker 11: rolodex is already public, and the file is largely unreleasable

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Speaker 11: for many reasons, including grand jury materials, court records under seal,

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Speaker 11: child pornography, protection of victims. And then you say five unsustatuated,

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Speaker 11: even double or triple hearsay bogus claims, Mike, have you

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Speaker 11: seen basically your tweet come true? Or has the Transparency

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Speaker 11: Act kind of overridden some of those initial concerns?

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Speaker 8: The floor is yours.

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Speaker 25: Yeah, I mean this Transparency Act by Tom Massey and

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Speaker 25: Roe Hannah, whatever the hell his name is, it did

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Speaker 25: not produce the result they thought it would produce because

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Speaker 25: the morons, and we see that they are grand standards

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Speaker 25: and they're more concerned about getting clicks and raising money

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Speaker 25: for their congressional campaigns than getting to the truth. I

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Speaker 25: would just ask where was Thomas Massey and Roe Hanna

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Speaker 25: or whatever the hell's name is. Where were they for

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Speaker 25: the four years of Biden when Biden was in office?

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Speaker 25: They weren't demanding these records. It's obvious this is political.

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Speaker 25: They also smeared for good men by saying that those

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Speaker 25: men were implicated in this Epstein mess, and instead of

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Speaker 25: acknowledging that they were wrong and apologizing to these four

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Speaker 25: men who they smeared, they've doubled down and tripled down,

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Speaker 25: and they've even blamed the Justice Department for their own stupidity.

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Speaker 25: So those two members of Congress can go to hell.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, And it does strike me if you're a Democrat

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Speaker 11: or an independent out there that's considering, you know, let's

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Speaker 11: just say conservative. If you're conservative out there considering voting

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Speaker 11: Democrat next year because you don't like the way that

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Speaker 11: the DOJ, Trump's DOJ, or Trump himself has handled the

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Speaker 11: Epstein thing, you have to ask the question. They were

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Speaker 11: in power for four years and they did nothing. They

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Speaker 11: sat on this until they saw political opportunity to weaponize

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Speaker 11: it against President Trump because they saw that our people

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Speaker 11: wanted the Epstein files to be more transparent to be released.

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Speaker 11: But your point is very well made that innocent people

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Speaker 11: are getting smeared in this. There is conjecture, there is

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Speaker 11: I mean, even Elvis Presley is in the is in

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Speaker 11: the STEM files.

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Speaker 8: We and but there does.

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Speaker 11: Seem to be this lack of a smoking gun this

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Speaker 11: this Uh you know, we had Jay Beecher on who's

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Speaker 11: a reporter on this. He was talking about the fact

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Speaker 11: that it was actually Virginia Guffrey who was the one

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Speaker 11: that popularized this idea of this large blackmail ring that

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Speaker 11: he had lists full of people he had compromise on.

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Speaker 8: But we're not really seeing that.

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Speaker 11: And so I guess the question is you're you're well

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Speaker 11: connected to the DOJ. There are other co conspirators named

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Speaker 11: in some of the files, like Les Wexner. Are you

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01:18:35,880 --> 01:18:39,839
Speaker 11: hearing that that there are suits being you know, cases

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Speaker 11: being built against the co conspirators that did sort of

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Speaker 11: turn the blind eye that that enabled him.

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Speaker 25: As I've said, if you rape kids, you deserved the

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Speaker 25: death penalty, there's no question about that. The promise is

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01:18:52,040 --> 01:18:56,160
Speaker 25: if you don't have victims who come forward and want

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01:18:56,200 --> 01:18:59,719
Speaker 25: to testify, if you don't have evidence, you can't bring charges.

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Speaker 25: And that's the issue. We also have the Federal rules

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Speaker 25: of Evidence. We also have the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.

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Speaker 25: There is a reason that grand jury evidence is secrets

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01:19:13,720 --> 01:19:18,720
Speaker 25: because it's not tested, it's not subject to cross examination,

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01:19:19,040 --> 01:19:21,840
Speaker 25: and people can go in and it's one sided, and

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01:19:21,840 --> 01:19:23,680
Speaker 25: people can go in and say whatever the hell they

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01:19:23,680 --> 01:19:26,439
Speaker 25: want and they're not subject to confrontation. Right, And so

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01:19:26,479 --> 01:19:30,559
Speaker 25: that's why this grand jury evidence is secret. You make

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01:19:30,640 --> 01:19:35,040
Speaker 25: it public through the Federal Rules of Evidence and the

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01:19:35,080 --> 01:19:38,680
Speaker 25: Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, through a trial with the

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Speaker 25: proper safeguards to make sure that the evidence is relevance

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01:19:44,439 --> 01:19:47,439
Speaker 25: and it's not unfairly prejudicial. You're not going to smear

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01:19:47,520 --> 01:19:52,320
Speaker 25: people like Thomas Massey did with those four guys, and Rohana,

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01:19:53,960 --> 01:19:59,559
Speaker 25: his Democrat coke conspirator did to those four guys who

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01:19:59,560 --> 01:20:02,559
Speaker 25: are in It's right, that's the whole reason we have

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01:20:03,200 --> 01:20:09,440
Speaker 25: these procedures to protect, to protect victims, to protect witnesses,

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01:20:09,479 --> 01:20:12,479
Speaker 25: to protect to protect those who are accused.

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Speaker 3: We've had these in place.

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Speaker 25: For centuries, but we got rid of this because Thomas

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01:20:18,040 --> 01:20:21,120
Speaker 25: Massey decided he was going to pass legislation for the

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Speaker 25: first time in his life, conveniently timed to think they're

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01:20:27,040 --> 01:20:29,519
Speaker 25: going to try to use it to screw over President

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01:20:29,600 --> 01:20:31,759
Speaker 25: Trump and at backfire to blow up in their faces.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, it's uh, Yeah, I've Mike, I've been very I'm

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01:20:38,520 --> 01:20:39,720
Speaker 13: the contrarian I've been.

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Speaker 8: I was step I've I've been skeptical about a.

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Speaker 13: Lot of the Epstein stuff, probably you know, since this

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01:20:44,640 --> 01:20:46,840
Speaker 13: really started to whip up last summer, and I think

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Speaker 13: it's it's very It's worth emphasizing what you said, where

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01:20:51,080 --> 01:20:53,479
Speaker 13: you know, if you want to bring criminal charges, you

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01:20:53,560 --> 01:20:56,839
Speaker 13: need actual alleged, specific acts by specific people.

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Speaker 8: And I do feel.

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Speaker 13: There's been this miasma around it where it's like, why

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01:21:00,120 --> 01:21:03,960
Speaker 13: is in everyone being charged. Why aren't their arrests and convictions?

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Speaker 13: But as you say, considering we have so many alleged

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01:21:08,080 --> 01:21:10,400
Speaker 13: victims of all of this, there's been This strikes me

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01:21:10,439 --> 01:21:13,360
Speaker 13: as a huge shortage of anyone stepping up to specifically

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01:21:13,400 --> 01:21:16,839
Speaker 13: say I had this specific crime done.

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Speaker 8: To me by this specific person. And if you don't

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01:21:21,000 --> 01:21:23,400
Speaker 8: have that, what exactly are you going to indict?

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Speaker 25: Well, let me make this other point that I think

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01:21:26,600 --> 01:21:30,200
Speaker 25: is important. If you want to bring accountability for the

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Speaker 25: lawfair against President Trump, his aids, and his allies, then

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01:21:34,439 --> 01:21:38,040
Speaker 25: let's not demand that every good person in the Justice

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Speaker 25: Department has to sit through months and months and months

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Speaker 25: of document review on this Epstein bs because.

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Speaker 3: That's what happens.

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Speaker 25: The reason we're not seeing accountability on lawfare right now

1586
01:21:50,479 --> 01:21:54,559
Speaker 25: is because Thomas Massey and his Democrat buddies have all

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Speaker 25: the Trump Justice Department people up to their eyeballs in

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01:21:58,160 --> 01:22:02,080
Speaker 25: Epstein document review for many months. So there are finite

1589
01:22:02,080 --> 01:22:06,040
Speaker 25: resources at the Justice Department, as there should be, and

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01:22:06,080 --> 01:22:11,640
Speaker 25: we had to focus on Thomas Massey's priorities, his political nonsense,

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01:22:12,200 --> 01:22:15,800
Speaker 25: rather than actually holding people accountable for their crimes.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, that's a really interesting point, Mike. So you have been.

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Speaker 11: You are become famous by being a bulldog, beings infamous

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01:22:26,640 --> 01:22:29,360
Speaker 11: by being a bulldog. You are always on the front foot,

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01:22:29,400 --> 01:22:32,200
Speaker 11: on the balls of your feet, and you are moving forward,

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01:22:32,320 --> 01:22:35,200
Speaker 11: trying to go after the bad guys, the bad guys

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01:22:35,200 --> 01:22:37,960
Speaker 11: on the left, get the right judges, right prosecutors in place.

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01:22:38,880 --> 01:22:41,680
Speaker 11: What are I guess the question sort of you could

1599
01:22:41,680 --> 01:22:42,920
Speaker 11: take it in either direction.

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Speaker 8: What are we missing out on right now?

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01:22:45,360 --> 01:22:48,000
Speaker 11: Because you said they're up to their eyeballs reviewing documents

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01:22:48,000 --> 01:22:50,920
Speaker 11: on Epstein, what are we not doing? But also what

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01:22:51,040 --> 01:22:54,040
Speaker 11: are we doing that you at the DOJ, Pam Bondi

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01:22:54,439 --> 01:22:56,880
Speaker 11: Harmeat Dylan. What are they doing that you think is

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01:22:56,880 --> 01:23:00,000
Speaker 11: getting missed by the noise that is Epstein?

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Speaker 25: I think the Attorney General Pam Bondi is doing a

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01:23:03,520 --> 01:23:08,439
Speaker 25: phenomenal job. She's bold, she's fearless. She fires people, she

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01:23:08,600 --> 01:23:12,559
Speaker 25: hires the right people, She brings charges, she dismisses bogus,

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01:23:12,560 --> 01:23:17,400
Speaker 25: politicized charges. She has bigger balls than all the Republican

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01:23:17,520 --> 01:23:22,160
Speaker 25: white male attorneys general before her combined. And people are

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01:23:22,240 --> 01:23:25,599
Speaker 25: constantly attacking her. And it seems to align with this

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01:23:25,720 --> 01:23:31,599
Speaker 25: Epstein massy weirdo crowd that they're constantly attacking her on

1613
01:23:31,640 --> 01:23:35,320
Speaker 25: this stuff, and it's distracting, and it's diverting resources from

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01:23:35,360 --> 01:23:40,800
Speaker 25: the cases that actually matter. If Thomas Massey actually cared

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01:23:40,840 --> 01:23:44,080
Speaker 25: about Epstein and these victims, where the hell was he

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01:23:44,160 --> 01:23:47,520
Speaker 25: for four years of Biden? This is obviously a political

1617
01:23:48,040 --> 01:23:51,559
Speaker 25: game by him. He's teaming up with Democrats on this

1618
01:23:52,000 --> 01:23:56,200
Speaker 25: political game. All these Epstein freaks keep attacking Pam Bondi,

1619
01:23:56,240 --> 01:24:00,559
Speaker 25: who's doing a remarkable job given the terrible circumstance answers,

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01:24:00,960 --> 01:24:04,040
Speaker 25: and they want to make her job more difficult by

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01:24:04,040 --> 01:24:08,679
Speaker 25: diverting prosecutors and law enforcement agents to do this stupid

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01:24:08,680 --> 01:24:12,600
Speaker 25: Epstein review instead of actually going after crimes they can prosecute.

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01:24:12,800 --> 01:24:15,200
Speaker 8: So what about fraud? What about the Somali fraud?

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01:24:15,240 --> 01:24:17,559
Speaker 11: What about you know, Nick Shirley just dropped a new

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01:24:17,640 --> 01:24:21,960
Speaker 11: video about voter fraud in California. Are you hearing from

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01:24:21,960 --> 01:24:24,840
Speaker 11: your sources inside the DOJ that those are still we're

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01:24:24,840 --> 01:24:27,000
Speaker 11: still able to do those or are they getting back burned.

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01:24:28,080 --> 01:24:32,360
Speaker 25: They're absolutely going to get prosecuted. You can't steal steal

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Speaker 25: billions of dollars. You have Somali pirates stealing billions of

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01:24:38,200 --> 01:24:41,040
Speaker 25: dollars and sending it back to their warlords and some

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01:24:41,200 --> 01:24:44,479
Speaker 25: all yeah, to fight Americans and American interest. So of

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01:24:44,520 --> 01:24:47,920
Speaker 25: course they're going to get prosecuted. It takes time to

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01:24:48,040 --> 01:24:50,040
Speaker 25: gather the evidence and build these cases.

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Speaker 11: All right, Well, Mike, I'm going to I'm going to

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01:24:52,840 --> 01:24:54,599
Speaker 11: have to just disagree with you that I think there

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01:24:54,680 --> 01:24:58,000
Speaker 11: is some more there there with the Epstein stuff. I'm

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01:24:58,000 --> 01:25:00,439
Speaker 11: a I'm a big believer in the in the Intel

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01:25:00,520 --> 01:25:02,799
Speaker 11: agency ties we had, Mike Benson.

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Speaker 8: It was a great segment.

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Speaker 11: But I think you're also right that the DJ has

1641
01:25:08,520 --> 01:25:11,000
Speaker 11: what the DJ has, The FBI has what the FBI has.

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01:25:11,040 --> 01:25:12,760
Speaker 11: We have no idea what happened to those files along

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01:25:12,800 --> 01:25:14,519
Speaker 11: the way. We have no idea what's been stripped out,

1644
01:25:14,560 --> 01:25:17,320
Speaker 11: what's been destroyed, what's been put in a box? It

1645
01:25:17,680 --> 01:25:21,400
Speaker 11: so my, you know, this has been years, in holding decades.

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01:25:21,600 --> 01:25:25,240
Speaker 11: We don't know what. We don't have final word. Here's

1647
01:25:25,240 --> 01:25:26,799
Speaker 11: the issue if we didn't.

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01:25:27,280 --> 01:25:30,439
Speaker 25: Do you think do we really think if Democrats had

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01:25:30,520 --> 01:25:33,600
Speaker 25: evidence that Trump was implicated in the Epstein thing, do

1650
01:25:33,600 --> 01:25:36,080
Speaker 25: you think they would have sat on that for eight years?

1651
01:25:36,080 --> 01:25:39,679
Speaker 25: When they made up charges against Trump for eight years

1652
01:25:39,720 --> 01:25:43,120
Speaker 25: the Russian collusion hoax. They brought four indictments against him.

1653
01:25:43,120 --> 01:25:46,280
Speaker 25: They tried to bankrupt him for non fraud, but they

1654
01:25:46,320 --> 01:25:48,360
Speaker 25: but they held back evidence of Epstein and let him

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Speaker 25: win the election last time.

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Speaker 11: Okay, no lies detected in the last segment. One swear

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Speaker 11: we're detected. But we'll fix that. Thanks Mike Davis.

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Speaker 11: All right, we're going to get into the elite universities.

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01:27:34,000 --> 01:27:34,840
Speaker 11: They're doing dumb things.

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Speaker 8: It's been a little too long since we just beat

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01:27:36,680 --> 01:27:38,679
Speaker 8: up on them. Because remember, college is a scam. Charlie

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01:27:38,720 --> 01:27:40,160
Speaker 8: warned us. There was that book. It's up here, So

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01:27:40,640 --> 01:27:42,360
Speaker 8: the college scam, it's up there.

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Speaker 13: Trust, Yeah, that's right under right wing revolution there. Yeah

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01:27:44,560 --> 01:27:48,160
Speaker 13: there it is all right, excellent, all right, So Harvard Blake,

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01:27:48,200 --> 01:27:49,880
Speaker 13: do you want to take this away, or I want

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01:27:49,920 --> 01:27:51,000
Speaker 13: to do I want to do the Berkeley one. You

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01:27:51,040 --> 01:27:53,639
Speaker 13: can do the Harvard one, all right, Berre's here's what's crazy.

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01:27:54,240 --> 01:27:57,080
Speaker 13: Let's go ahead and throw up this image here. This

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01:27:57,120 --> 01:28:00,599
Speaker 13: is two seventy eight. This is a history one reclass

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01:28:00,640 --> 01:28:04,120
Speaker 13: at Harvard. The course and this is directly from the

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01:28:04,680 --> 01:28:07,600
Speaker 13: course description online. This course trains and support teams of

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01:28:07,720 --> 01:28:13,640
Speaker 13: undergraduates to contribute research and writing for asylum applicants represented

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01:28:13,640 --> 01:28:17,679
Speaker 13: by attorneys at Mapele Center for Immigration Justice. This course

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01:28:17,800 --> 01:28:20,559
Speaker 13: operates on four parallel tracks. Blah blah, blah, blah blah.

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01:28:20,600 --> 01:28:23,400
Speaker 11: So this is a history This is a history class

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01:28:23,520 --> 01:28:28,120
Speaker 11: at one of the nation's supposed elite higher education institutions,

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01:28:28,560 --> 01:28:35,840
Speaker 11: training young susceptible, you know, vulnerable college undergrads on how

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01:28:35,880 --> 01:28:38,360
Speaker 11: to write asylum cases for illegal immigrants.

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01:28:38,560 --> 01:28:39,240
Speaker 8: It really is.

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01:28:39,600 --> 01:28:42,000
Speaker 13: It's a relief to have this in a sense, because

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01:28:42,400 --> 01:28:45,679
Speaker 13: there is so much of college that is just left

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01:28:45,800 --> 01:28:49,160
Speaker 13: wing politics with some dress up around it, and it's

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01:28:49,240 --> 01:28:51,040
Speaker 13: nice for it to be so explicit that you just

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01:28:51,120 --> 01:28:53,160
Speaker 13: can't really ever live it down, Like you took a

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01:28:53,280 --> 01:28:56,600
Speaker 13: history a history department class. At least if it was sociology,

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01:28:56,680 --> 01:29:00,679
Speaker 13: you'd say, well, sociology is implied left wing politic anyway,

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01:29:00,960 --> 01:29:03,400
Speaker 13: but there's not even as far as I can tell,

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01:29:03,479 --> 01:29:06,120
Speaker 13: a plausible history connection to that.

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01:29:06,280 --> 01:29:06,360
Speaker 8: Is.

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01:29:06,479 --> 01:29:11,200
Speaker 13: Now, the guy decided, I am converting my Harvard class

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01:29:11,200 --> 01:29:13,599
Speaker 13: that you're paying twenty thousand dollars to take or whatever,

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01:29:14,240 --> 01:29:18,439
Speaker 13: just that course of course, and we're converting it into

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01:29:18,439 --> 01:29:20,760
Speaker 13: a left wing political it's an activist organization.

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01:29:20,880 --> 01:29:24,040
Speaker 11: So let's just one clip on Charlie raging against Harvard

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01:29:24,080 --> 01:29:24,840
Speaker 11: to sixty two.

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Speaker 17: Harvard University is a fifty billion dollar endowment. They have

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01:29:29,320 --> 01:29:32,639
Speaker 17: a tax exempt status, They get money for research grants.

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01:29:33,600 --> 01:29:35,960
Speaker 17: Why is it, as a country which is thirty five

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Speaker 17: trillion dollars in debt, we continue to finance universities that

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01:29:39,760 --> 01:29:43,439
Speaker 17: hate us? And what good actually is Harvard University going

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01:29:43,479 --> 01:29:46,680
Speaker 17: to keep on doing with our taxpayer funding. The garbage

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01:29:46,680 --> 01:29:49,879
Speaker 17: and the nonsense that is being spewed out of Harvard,

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01:29:50,240 --> 01:29:54,440
Speaker 17: out of Princeton, out of Yale, out of Brown University,

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01:29:54,640 --> 01:29:59,479
Speaker 17: out of Cornell is noticeable, and it's remarkable. It's really

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01:29:59,479 --> 01:30:02,760
Speaker 17: worth asking, has Harvard just become a Democrat think tank?

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Speaker 17: And if they are, why are they taxpayer funded entity?

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Speaker 8: I noticed he didn't mention Dartmouth, your alma mater.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, you know you would have some kindness there, but no,

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Speaker 13: and it's I want to like that. I want to

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Speaker 13: hit berkele buty. I also, I'm going to double back

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Speaker 13: to Harvard, so make sure they do that. But there's

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Speaker 13: a lot of classes like this, you see. Berkeley is

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01:30:23,960 --> 01:30:28,479
Speaker 13: another distinguished school highlight. And this one's a public university too,

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01:30:28,560 --> 01:30:32,360
Speaker 13: so we should note that. And this is a story

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01:30:32,400 --> 01:30:34,840
Speaker 13: that happened in late January, but it's worth highlighting. This

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01:30:34,880 --> 01:30:38,240
Speaker 13: is a headline on them dot us, which is a

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01:30:38,280 --> 01:30:41,519
Speaker 13: great website name. I must say, Berkeley students make three

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01:30:41,680 --> 01:30:47,839
Speaker 13: hundred thousand Wikipedia edits to preserve queer history against Trump.

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01:30:48,320 --> 01:30:52,280
Speaker 8: And this is apparently a quite on a long ongoing.

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01:30:51,920 --> 01:30:59,640
Speaker 13: Thing, but a professor just drafted her students to write sections.

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Speaker 8: On Wikipedia that include queer theory.

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Speaker 21: But I have to I have to.

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Speaker 11: Ask this question because I've seen it repeated multiple times,

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01:31:07,080 --> 01:31:10,280
Speaker 11: right this that you've got the Olympian that's talking about, Oh,

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Speaker 11: it's really hard for the LGBTQ community now that Trump's

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Speaker 11: in office.

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Speaker 8: Why why is it hard?

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Speaker 11: I want one of you write in Freedom at Charliekirk

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Speaker 11: dot com.

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Speaker 8: Please please send this to your liberal friends.

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Speaker 11: Explain to me, like I'm five, what what has Trump

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Speaker 11: done to the queer community?

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Speaker 8: What nothing? President Trump like kind of.

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Speaker 11: Supports queer community. He's likely is not that exercise. He

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01:31:35,360 --> 01:31:39,800
Speaker 11: is not that exercise. But he is a Manhattan cosmopolitan

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Speaker 11: elite himself. He doesn't care that you're gay. Stop acting

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Speaker 11: like you're being persecuted, like Christians are being persecuted. Actually,

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Speaker 11: this is the most obscene thing to me. Ever, What

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Speaker 11: what are they preserving in the era of Trump? What

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01:31:53,640 --> 01:31:57,719
Speaker 11: queer Wikipedia articles need to be preserved because President Trump

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Speaker 11: is coming after them? Ved victimhood garbage narrative that I

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Speaker 11: completely and utterly reject.

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Speaker 13: Professor Maria Rodriguez, as AOC might pronounce it her. She's

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Speaker 13: had her student's gree three hundred thousand edits over three

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Speaker 13: thousand citations, and they've garnered over ninety six million views.

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Speaker 13: And I think if you've been to Wikipedia in recent history,

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Speaker 13: you actually can kind of tell, Like I've talked to

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Speaker 13: a lot of people and they can tell.

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Speaker 8: It's like Google Search.

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Speaker 13: It's clearly gotten worse over the crackipedias uken.

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Speaker 8: You can read crockapede. It's actually quite good.

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Speaker 13: Ais have gotten good at those summary type topics, of course,

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Speaker 13: But I want to double back to Harvard on this

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Speaker 13: specific point because another thing I saw today.

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Speaker 8: We have to just be aware colleges.

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Speaker 13: Are not you know, we've talked about whether there's a

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Speaker 13: vibe shift against woke, and there's certain initial stuff.

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Speaker 8: The Trump administration bullied Harvard and.

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Speaker 13: Columbia and a few of these other schools on a

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Speaker 13: few things, but they're clearly not on our side at all.

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Speaker 13: A lot of them are hoping they can wait it out,

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Speaker 13: and there's been a lot of radicalization even over the

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Speaker 13: past few months where they're getting whipped up again just

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Speaker 13: like they did in twenty seventeen twenty eighteen because of

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Speaker 13: ICE activities. And we have to realize this is frankly

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Speaker 13: a once in a lifetime opportunity to hold some of

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Speaker 13: these universities to account. So, for example, Harvard is subject

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Speaker 13: to the Supreme Court's ruling and Students for Fair Admission

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01:33:16,439 --> 01:33:19,480
Speaker 13: versus Harvard, which said you, okay, you can't racially discriminate

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Speaker 13: against Asians and white people any more than you can

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Speaker 13: discriminate against other races. Well, since then we have the

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Speaker 13: numbers on Harvard's demographics, and the evidence suggests basically what

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Speaker 13: they did is they stop discriminating against Asians, but they

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Speaker 13: still discriminated against whites. So if Harvard is going to

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Speaker 13: be creating entire classes where your sole purpose is to

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Speaker 13: undermine the nation's laws by feeding more illegal immigrants into

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Speaker 13: this country and preventing their deportation, how about we take

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Speaker 13: the DOJ and if we need to hire more lawyers there,

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Speaker 13: we should one hundred percent do that and go look

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Speaker 13: at Harvard and say, yeah, Harvard, you seem to still

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Speaker 13: be discriminating against people.

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Speaker 8: So your money is going to be subject to some

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Speaker 8: retention here until we get this resolved. Yeah.

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Speaker 11: Well, and I think we should tax the endowments if

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Speaker 11: you have over Let's say.

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Speaker 8: But we don't need to pass anything to investigate them.

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Speaker 11: Or you, but if you have over like ten billion

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Speaker 11: dollars in an endowment, we should start taxing it. You've

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01:34:09,720 --> 01:34:12,479
Speaker 11: got enough right tax the rich. Isn't that what you

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Speaker 11: left wingers like to like to say. It's been a

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Speaker 11: fun show, We'll see you tomorrow.

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Speaker 8: Thanks for watching.