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Speaker 1: We do know what doze one hundred and sixty what

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Speaker 1: trigger the Alien Enemies Act. The President imposed a one

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Speaker 4: This is a time to choose, and we're either going

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Speaker 2: Think about what the Framers did to try to make

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Speaker 4: And what Grant said is there are but two parties

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Speaker 1: It's so cringe inducing, it really is. It's a cruel budget.

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