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Speaker 4: In the facts.

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Speaker 2: And here's the facts.

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Speaker 3: The man won every swing state. He increased in terms

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Speaker 2: That's a mandate.

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Speaker 3: We can stead up being play around all we want to.

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Speaker 2: But they did this year.

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Speaker 3: So twenty years today last won a popular vote. They

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Speaker 3: But the problem is that if you're a Democratic Party

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Speaker 6: We should continue to do that.

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Speaker 3: No, don't continue to do to find a new strategy.

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Speaker 7: Tonight, America's leader is back, the president of.

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Speaker 7: The criminals deported it out the border, seal fraud exposed at.

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Speaker 8: The fraud, waste and abuse out of our federal government.

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Speaker 9: America winning that he'll be investing to one hundred billion

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Speaker 6: Who's gonna stop him?

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Speaker 7: We are no more weakness, no more stuttering. Here a

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Speaker 7: career finally has a real president. Tonight, President Trump will

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Speaker 4: We will save our.

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Speaker 5: Peace through stream with us.

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Speaker 7: You have to God and the greatest comeback in American history.

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Speaker 3: We will make America great again.

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Speaker 6: Thank you very much. Welcome.

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Speaker 10: It's Tuesday for March in the Era of Our Lord,

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Speaker 10: Tomorrow is ash Wednesday, and we're proud to have water wall.

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Speaker 10: Coverage of the presidents addressed to the nation to a

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Speaker 10: Now, Brian Congressman allow a bunch of more allowed kind

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Speaker 12: Well, I think you can see in the guests that

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Speaker 12: But some of President Trump's guests include Lake Brian was

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Speaker 12: So I think it speaks to how robust and wide

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Speaker 8: It's not just domestic issues.

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Speaker 10: Fantastic. Hang on right there, We're gonna come back to you.

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Speaker 10: I think we might have some news. John Solomon at

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Speaker 13: Well, I think one of the things to be watching

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Speaker 6: In fact, on Twitter where I picked it up. I

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Speaker 6: In a moment.

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Speaker 16: I said that it was a regrettable meeting, and it

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Speaker 10: Yeah, Grant, Grant Stinsfeld joins US now as part of

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Speaker 10: Sure everybody's blood gets boiling, because that's what's playing NonStop

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Speaker 6: Your thoughts, sir, Well.

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Speaker 9: You got my blood boiling as soon as I come

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Speaker 9: Oh you're not gonna drink Kentucky bourbon. Guess what if

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Speaker 4: You boo the national anthem. And as for President Trump.

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Speaker 9: This is only a win, Steve, for America no matter

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Speaker 4: We're not sending any money. Then what's gonna happen?

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Speaker 9: Well, then Europe has to step up and Europe can

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Speaker 9: Well, you know, it's a really great question because President

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Speaker 9: You play that for someone whose kid died of a

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Speaker 9: Federal employees, Steve and I feel sorry for people who

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Speaker 9: I'm sorry you lost your job, but we're not a

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Speaker 10: Grant hang on Grandson in Texas and the great heartland

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Speaker 10: You've been covering this wall to wall about the resistance

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Speaker 12: Well, Steve, if I may, I think it's been probably

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Speaker 8: So if I may have the honor to say, screw you, John.

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Speaker 12: For starters, I know we've always called him a trader

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Speaker 8: He is bad for the quote unquote collective.

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Speaker 12: We that when John Brennan and every MSNBC host says.

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Speaker 8: Oh, well, what Donald Trump is doing to us, we

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Speaker 12: You know what, You're right, It's just that we it's

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Speaker 12: they don't think that the tros and all the corrupt

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Speaker 12: judges that they're you know, lining and stacking up and

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Speaker 12: selectively choosing to stop Trump's agenda. Well, that very well

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Speaker 12: may just be the reason why you're seeing the mass

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Speaker 12: protests start to break out again, why the lawmakers are

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Speaker 12: all having the coordinated messaging, and that very well just

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Speaker 12: be the reason that you see some actual Democrat members

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Speaker 12: of Congress sort of break the line, break all standards

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Speaker 12: and norms and decency, which they do anyways, but I

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Speaker 12: think if they do do that, I think it actually

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Speaker 12: will be a sign of how effective President Trump and

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Speaker 12: his administration is, because that would mean that they feel

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Speaker 12: that their resistance strategy of law fare is not sufficient.

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Speaker 10: John Solomon, you've tangled with with John Brennan a lot.

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Speaker 10: Your thoughts got about a minute, We're going to go

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Speaker 10: to break. I'm gonna come back to you, but give

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Speaker 10: your give me, give me a minute on John Brennan

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Speaker 10: in that dietribe he just gave us.

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Speaker 2: I actually wasn't triggered.

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Speaker 13: I was laughing because about an hour or two after

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Speaker 13: he made those statements, what did Vladimir Zelenski, that principal man, do.

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Speaker 5: He folded like a cheap.

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Speaker 13: Napkin and gave in and said, all right, you're taking

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Speaker 13: away the weapons. Oh, my god, I got it. I

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Speaker 13: got to bow to Donald Trump, so he fairly wasn't

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Speaker 13: that principle. John Brennan hasn't been right about intelligence or

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Speaker 13: political analysis for a long time. It's why the last

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Speaker 13: ten years of Ukraine history has been so troubled. I

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Speaker 13: think Donald Trump could repay John Brennan by doing this

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Speaker 13: all in the country in big favor. Release the documents

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Speaker 13: to show what role the US government under John Brennan

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Speaker 13: and Joe Biden and Barack Obama, what they did to

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Speaker 13: de stabilize Ukraine. Did they help overthrow an elected president

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Speaker 13: in twenty fourteen and set the last decade. That would

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Speaker 13: be a real payback by Donald Trump, and it would

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Speaker 13: benefit all of us in America.

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Speaker 5: Give us the records, whatever the truth is. I'd like

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Speaker 5: to know.

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Speaker 10: Brian Glenn, Natalie Winners, Grant Stinsfield, John Solomon, David Zeer,

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Speaker 10: and of course we got Eric Bowling and others on

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Speaker 10: full wall wall coverage sharing real America's voice.

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Speaker 6: We're in return to.

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Speaker 10: The nation's capital for the President's address. He'll be leaving

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Speaker 10: the White House momentarily. We'll have a little excerpts from

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Speaker 10: the speech all coming up next. That's a short commercial break.

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Speaker 10: Welcome back to our coverage of the presidential Address to

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Speaker 10: the Nation. Joint Session of Congress traditionally called the State

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Speaker 10: of the Union, but an election year since the president

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Speaker 10: we've only been there a couple of weeks, they called

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Speaker 10: a joint session, will be both.

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Speaker 6: The houses of Congress.

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Speaker 10: Tonight, John Solomon, you talked about the situation and now

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Speaker 10: Scott Bessen saying nothing's going to get signed. Ruts broke

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Speaker 10: that it was going to get signed. There was another

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Speaker 10: breaking news story in Bloomberg that said the Russians, while.

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Speaker 6: The staff people like Steve Wicoff.

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Speaker 10: Were in Riod discuss, offered up to actually be a

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Speaker 10: go between between Persia and the United States and discussions

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Speaker 10: of the nuclear weapons that have been such a big problem.

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Speaker 10: Just give me the big picture going into the speech.

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Speaker 10: President Trump's been on quite a role right now and

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Speaker 10: trying to hammer swords into plowshares and bring the world

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Speaker 10: to peace.

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Speaker 5: Is he not, sir?

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Speaker 13: He is, and I think he's playing the long game.

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Speaker 13: He's playing a four dimensional chess. So when he's thinking

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Speaker 13: about Russia and Craney's also thinking about separating Russia from

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Speaker 13: China because Joe Biden pushed him closer together. So if

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Speaker 13: Russia has some access to minerals on their side, such

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Speaker 13: as an Odessa, maybe you make a deal with Russia

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Speaker 13: so that China doesn't get those. So he's playing that

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Speaker 13: level of four dimensional chess. I don't think he's going

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Speaker 13: to overreact. As Lensky's folding today. I think he will say, hey,

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Speaker 13: we're looking into it, trust but verified.

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Speaker 2: Let's wait and see.

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Speaker 13: And I bet you if they do the mineral deal,

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Speaker 13: they'll do it way downstream from the president. Now, as

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Speaker 13: Lenski had his chance to do it in person of

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Speaker 13: the president, he blew it.

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Speaker 2: They'll do it with.

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Speaker 13: Some deputy minister, when with someone from our side to

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Speaker 13: send a message to Aslenski you could have had the stage,

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Speaker 13: you didn't. We'll get the deal done, but we're going

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Speaker 13: to trust and verify. What they don't want is Elenski

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Speaker 13: emerging in public and renegotiating something get already agreed upon,

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Speaker 13: which is what he did last Friday. So I think

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Speaker 13: things will be more measured. But you are exactly right.

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Speaker 13: The world is moving to a more peaceful state because

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Speaker 13: Donald Trump is exhibiting strength, He's exhibiting clarity and That's

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Speaker 13: usually when the Americans do the best, when we're clear

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Speaker 13: and we remain strong.

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Speaker 10: By the way, Big Hangar was a security guarantee, which,

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Speaker 10: as you know, all of us wanted to avoid. Do

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Speaker 10: you think President Trump ended up calling their bluff? He

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Speaker 10: called Zelensky's bluff. He called the Democrats and the Republicans

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Speaker 10: that met with Zelensky at the hay Adams beforehand. He

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Speaker 10: called the bluff of the EU. He called the bluff

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Speaker 10: of the United Kingdom of France. Do you think that's

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Speaker 10: why we're in this situation night where they're coming back

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Speaker 10: to President Trump and say, hey, anything you want, bus

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Speaker 10: will sign.

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Speaker 5: I guess listen.

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Speaker 13: Donald Trump asked the ultimate question the Prime minister, the

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Speaker 13: British Prime minister, which is do you really think you

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Speaker 13: can take Russia on yourself? And he couldn't answer because

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Speaker 13: the answer is no, Britain couldn't take on Russia. No

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Speaker 13: one could take on Russia except the United States or China.

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Speaker 13: And so Europe can have its bluster and it can

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Speaker 13: appeal to all of its globalist funders, but at the

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Speaker 13: end of the day, America, if America's not involved in this,

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Speaker 13: Ukraine falls to Russia and everybody knows that, and that's

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Speaker 13: why Zelenski faulded so quickly. I think there's a clarity

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Speaker 13: about Donald Trump. He understands the world. He understands the

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Speaker 13: chess board he's playing on, and he's executing, and he's

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Speaker 13: not wowed by antics or tactics anymore. He's more wild

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Speaker 13: by his values and staying consistent through his values because

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Speaker 13: he knows the endgame for the American people.

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Speaker 6: Steve Gruber joins us from Michigan.

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Speaker 10: Steve obviously d Key battleground state Michigan, Michiganders. As President Trump,

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Speaker 10: he's getting a lot of grief from the Democrats. Of course,

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Speaker 10: the Republicans love what he's doing. Maga loves what he's doing.

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Speaker 10: What do you anticipate you're going to hear tonight?

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Speaker 2: I think you're going to hear a lot about manufacturing, investing.

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Speaker 17: Like we heard yesterday one hundred billion dollars in this

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Speaker 17: chip factory that's going to Arizona. We just heard about

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Speaker 17: an apple plant, an academy of some sort of coming

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Speaker 17: to Detroit, not too far from where I'm sitting right here.

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Speaker 17: The investment into America from Japan, from Taiwan, from other

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Speaker 17: outside empties that Donald Trump promised.

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Speaker 2: It's not just tariffs, it's.

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Speaker 17: Bringing manufacturing, critical important manufacturing, high tech manufacturing back to

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Speaker 17: places like Michigan. Look, we've been hurt when the economy

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Speaker 17: goes south. Michigan and Nevadas seem to take it on

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Speaker 17: the chin worse than anybody two of the swing states

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Speaker 17: that went into Donald Trump's com So I think swing

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Speaker 17: state voters are looking at.

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Speaker 2: It here as well. Now we have another thing happening here.

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Speaker 17: As you know, Steve, we've got a vacant Senate seat

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Speaker 17: in the midterms next year. Gary Peters says he's out.

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Speaker 17: Gratua Whimer she's out because she's term limited as governor.

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Speaker 17: This is an important midterm and the midterm race really

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Speaker 17: starts tonight with Donald Trump. In the message he delivers,

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Speaker 17: it's the economy, it's the border. We're surrounded by Ontario.

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Speaker 17: I hope they don't invade tonight, those Canadians, because the

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Speaker 17: way Doug Ford's talking up there, the Canadians are really

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Speaker 17: angry at.

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Speaker 2: Donald Trump for the tariffs.

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Speaker 17: Justin Trudeau's about as lame duck as it gets, Yet

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Speaker 17: he's still trying to posture and puff up his chest

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Speaker 17: all sixty three of his warplanes. You're going to send

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Speaker 17: them all to Ukraine. That's all they've got. By the way,

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Speaker 17: do the mass sixty three fighter jets?

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Speaker 2: What Canada has?

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Speaker 17: The rest is, she happily point out comes from US

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Speaker 17: in places like Michigan and the United States, and these

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Speaker 17: people are out of their minds. They're not going to

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Speaker 17: go toe to toe with Donald Trump on these tariffs

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Speaker 17: for very long at all. In fact, we're already hearing

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Speaker 17: that the tariffs might be set aside as soon as tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: Again. So in Michigan, we want to hear about jobs.

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Speaker 17: We want to hear about investment, we want to hear

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Speaker 17: about the future. We want to hear about the American dream.

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Speaker 17: I think that's probably true in all seven Swing states.

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Speaker 10: Aren't the tariffs and with President Trump, because he looks

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Speaker 10: at it as as negotiating and leverage and changing the

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Speaker 10: economic order, they weren't they necessary partly to bring Taiwan

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Speaker 10: manufacturing here, to bring Honda here, to bring.

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Speaker 6: Apple with five hundred billion dollars.

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Speaker 10: Weren't these real companies, these massive platinum level manufacturing companies,

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Speaker 10: didn't they come back? And one of the central reasons

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Speaker 10: was they understood that President Trump was going to go

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Speaker 10: to at least some sort of tariffs, Sir.

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Speaker 2: Absolutely, a little history lesson. Most people don't realize this.

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Speaker 17: Lyndon Johnson put tariffs on light duty pickup trucks back

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Speaker 17: in the nineteen sixties.

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Speaker 2: That's why Toyotas are built here.

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Speaker 17: That's why Nissans are built here in Mississippi and California

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Speaker 17: and elsewhere. It's why we have the Japanese automakers making

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Speaker 17: their trucks here. Look, tara's to be a very effective

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Speaker 17: tool across the board.

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Speaker 2: Tariffs. We'll see how those work.

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Speaker 17: But when you specify lightweight trucks or steal or whatever

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Speaker 17: it might be, and you specify that's where the tarriffs

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Speaker 17: is going to be. For example, the tariffs on Canada,

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Speaker 17: for example, only ten percent on energy. You can go

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Speaker 17: out with their energy at twenty five percent because that

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Speaker 17: hurts people too much on both sides of the border.

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Speaker 17: But yes, targeted tariffs bring critical manufacturing back.

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Speaker 2: And we've seen it already.

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Speaker 17: One point seven trillion dollars, Steve, that's the investment. And

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Speaker 17: we haven't even been in office forty days here with

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Speaker 17: this president forty days, one point seven trillion dollars the

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Speaker 17: earmarked for investment in this country kind of hard to

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Speaker 17: argue with, especially in places like Michigan.

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Speaker 2: The blue collar workers.

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Speaker 17: That feel abandoned by the Democrats, as they should be,

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Speaker 17: because they've been forgotten for, you know, for men and

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Speaker 17: women's sports and God only knows what else. The people

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Speaker 17: are going to work every day here. They want to

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Speaker 17: see their taxes lowered. They want the Trump tax cuts

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Speaker 17: to be permanent. They want opportunities here at home so

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Speaker 17: they can raise their family and go to a job

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Speaker 17: that's good and bring some of this manufacturing back to

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Speaker 17: the United States. Looks Michigan needs it. That's why Michigan

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Speaker 17: voted for Donald Trump. And again, like I really believe,

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Speaker 17: midterms start tonight with some of these victories down Torump's

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Speaker 17: going to lay.

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Speaker 2: Out for us.

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Speaker 10: Steve Kruber talks about the one point seven trillion dollars

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Speaker 10: has come from either major companies or some of these

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Speaker 10: sovereign wealth funds or what masasson soft bank one point

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Speaker 10: seven tree in dollars, which I think virtually tops all

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Speaker 10: four years of Biden's. All Biden did was sell, just

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Speaker 10: take debt and leverage up before before he bounced.

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Speaker 6: We're gonna come back to you.

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Speaker 10: But doug Ford, one of the premier is up in Canada.

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Speaker 10: He's threatening to He's threatening to cut off Michigan from

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Speaker 10: I guess hydro electric power.

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Speaker 6: What's going on there. He's kind of a wildcard.

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Speaker 10: Is this is he bluffing or is he intend to

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Speaker 10: cut off Michigan from electricity?

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Speaker 17: Well, doug Ford can't really do that. He's he's the

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Speaker 17: premier of Ontario. For everybody who doesn't know, Ontario is

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Speaker 17: the largest province that surrounds us here. It touches Minnesota,

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Speaker 17: touches New York as well as a huge province, right,

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Speaker 17: biggest province in Canada. Doug Ford is the premier there.

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Speaker 17: He's a leftist, all right. He's a globalist. He's a

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Speaker 17: guy who identifies with the Davos crowd. He's not a

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Speaker 17: Maga guy. Let's just be quite clear about that. Not

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Speaker 17: only did he say he was going to cut us

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Speaker 17: off from energy, he said he was going to cut

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Speaker 17: off any American company not allowed to apply or to

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Speaker 17: put into any government contract in his province.

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Speaker 2: Now absolutely bans starting today.

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Speaker 17: He also said that they're ripping up the contract with Elon.

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Speaker 2: Musk and Starling. I guess his solution to deal with

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Speaker 2: Donald Trump is to punish his people.

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Speaker 17: With no Internet service. I mean, I guess this makes

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Speaker 17: sense to doug Ford. Not a brilliant move. Leave your

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Speaker 17: people in the dark. This guy's not going to do well.

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Speaker 17: He's cutting his own people off. And look, we've got

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Speaker 17: this thing from Enbridge Energy that runs from Michigan called

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Speaker 17: Line five. You've got Line three from Enbridge into Minnesota.

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Speaker 2: You start shutting.

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Speaker 17: Those pipelines down because the Line five runs from Ontario

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Speaker 17: down through Michigan, through Sarnia and back into Ontario. On

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Speaker 17: the other end for refining, they'd be cutting off their

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Speaker 17: own pipeline. None of this makes any sense, doug Ford,

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Speaker 17: I think is I think.

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Speaker 2: He's lost gript with the reality a little bit. I

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Speaker 2: don't know what to make of it.

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Speaker 17: It can't possibly hold Steve. This guy has gone a

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Speaker 17: bit off the deep end. I think it's fair to say.

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Speaker 10: What you're seeing on the screen right there is the

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Speaker 10: US Senate is now coming into the House chambers.

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Speaker 6: They're going to have other dignitaries.

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Speaker 10: You'll have the Joint Chiefs of Staff, you have the

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Speaker 10: Supreme Court, et cetera.

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Speaker 6: Right there is the is the Senate.

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Speaker 10: Brian Glenn, I know you've been doing some some calls.

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Speaker 10: You're hearing some information about maybe democratic resistance.

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Speaker 6: What do you got going on right there?

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Speaker 10: Is that The looks like the the President's Motivate is

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Speaker 10: showing up now at the at the at the White

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Speaker 10: House to pick up the president. He will be getting

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Speaker 10: on board to the Capitol. Okay, oh yeah, there we

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Speaker 10: are right there, there's the President's Motiicate. There we go,

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Speaker 10: Brian Glenn, any updates, sir.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, no, I don't have any additional updates from what

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Speaker 11: we had earlier in the program.

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Speaker 5: But I you know, if you missed it at.

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Speaker 11: The top of the show, we do anticipate some type

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Speaker 11: of disruption from Democrats.

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Speaker 5: I don't think you could.

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Speaker 11: If you want to pull out your BINGO card for tonight,

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Speaker 11: make sure you have a couple of placeholders for disruptions,

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Speaker 11: for outburst, for chance, for flags.

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Speaker 5: You might see it all brought out here tonight.

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Speaker 11: They are not going to allow President Trump to push

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Speaker 11: his agenda, talk about his accomplishments without showing defiance.

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Speaker 5: But what I forgot who said it earlier in the show.

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Speaker 6: Democrats just don't get it.

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Speaker 5: They don't.

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Speaker 11: Seventy to six percent of Americans feel like what he's

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Speaker 11: doing right now is the right plan.

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Speaker 5: So let him stay disconnected.

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Speaker 11: Those midterms look really attractive, and Steve, I agree with you.

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Speaker 5: They do start.

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Speaker 11: Tonight, and the messaging for that starts hearing about twenty minutes.

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Speaker 11: But it should be a very animated night there on

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Speaker 11: the House floor, and of course it'll all on Foad

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Speaker 11: right there.

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Speaker 6: In front of us.

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Speaker 10: We have people on the President's cabinet coming in, the

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Speaker 10: Vice President coming in, the Vice President Vance all down there,

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Speaker 10: Tom Cotton, various dignitaries, the Senate, like I said, Supreme

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Speaker 10: Court's going to be there, the Joint chiefs of Staff.

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Speaker 10: This is the biggest event outside of inauguration, the biggest

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Speaker 10: single event of any night in Washington, d C. Natalie

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Speaker 10: Winters back at the White House, we had the President leave.

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Speaker 10: I guess they're all en route, understand now. Elon Moss,

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Speaker 10: the tweet says Elon Moss is also joining the motorcade

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Speaker 10: to come up any update.

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Speaker 8: No update.

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Speaker 12: They have yet to send out the sort of excerpts

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Speaker 12: that were promised around eight, but I think they were

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Speaker 12: supposed to come out now at eight point forty, but

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Speaker 12: still nothing yet, which I think, as you alluded to,

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Speaker 12: means they're probably making some final edits, still working on

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Speaker 12: the speech. As far as the press vibes here, everyone

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Speaker 12: kind of went home early. I know we were talking

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Speaker 12: about earlier on the show, but a very dejected mood

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Speaker 12: from most legacy media outlets here either those in the

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Speaker 12: tents are inside the briefing room. I believe the quote

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Speaker 12: I heard as someone was leaving was heck, no, I

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Speaker 12: don't want to watch that here. I'm going home to

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Speaker 12: watch it with my cats. And I think that that's

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Speaker 12: quite fitting.

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Speaker 10: Okay, We've got walla wall coverage. We've got God, We've

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Speaker 10: got We've got Natalie at the White House. Brian Glenn

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Speaker 10: is actually at the Capitol, our own. John Solomon is

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Speaker 10: anchoring in Washington, d C. At the News desk. We've

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Speaker 10: got Stinchfields down in Texas. We got Steve Gruber in Michigan.

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Speaker 10: Eric Bowling's going to join us. David z is at

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Speaker 10: a watch party in Suffolk County, New York at the

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Speaker 10: America First Warehouse, where we're going to go live and

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Speaker 10: check out what people have to say. We're getting closer

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Speaker 10: to that moment. They have not put out the excerpts

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Speaker 10: from the speech, which is a little unusual. I'll check

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Speaker 10: in with John Solomon. We get back on that. Normally

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Speaker 10: put it out twenty or thirty minutes beforehand, but I

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Speaker 10: think we're all running on time. Presidents schedule to speak.

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Speaker 10: I think for an hour and twenty to an hour

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Speaker 10: and thirty minutes will make that. Onto the longer side.

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Speaker 10: I think of a kind of Clinton esque on the

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Speaker 10: longer side of these State of the Unions or addressed

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Speaker 10: to Joint House of Congress.

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Speaker 6: Short commercial break. We're going to turn with Earl America's

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Speaker 6: voice in a moment.

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Speaker 10: His voice, our world of war covertures are shot inside

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Speaker 10: right there. Let's go to Let's go to John Solomon.

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Speaker 10: I think we have some excerpts from the speech. John Solomon,

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Speaker 10: you want to break it down.

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Speaker 5: For us, I sure do.

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Speaker 13: He starts the speech just like we predicted, which is

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Speaker 13: that if you like the last six weeks, you're going

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Speaker 13: to like the next four years of my presidency. I

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Speaker 13: promise your Golden Age of America. It's already happening. We're just

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Speaker 13: getting started, and I want to read this line together.

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Speaker 13: I think it really captures the optimism of the speech.

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Speaker 13: America's momentum is back, our spirit is back, our pride

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Speaker 13: is back, our confidence is back, and the American dream

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Speaker 13: is surging bigger and better than ever before. The American

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Speaker 13: dream is unstoppable, and our country's on the verge of

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Speaker 13: a comeback of the like of what the world has

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Speaker 13: never witnessed, and perhaps we'll never witness again. He notes

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Speaker 13: that for the first time in history of Americans, they're

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Speaker 13: more confident about the direction of the company than not.

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Speaker 13: That's a big pulling thing that he pulls out. He

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Speaker 13: addresses the elephant at the kitchen table, saying I am

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Speaker 13: working on inflation. We're going to get the price of

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Speaker 13: eggs down. He mentions eggs specifically, goes into some detail

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Speaker 13: and says I started by getting energy down. Energy prices

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Speaker 13: that already falling. That's going to have a downstream effect

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Speaker 13: on everybody. And then he goes and he turns to Ukraine,

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Speaker 13: and I want to just give you a little bit

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Speaker 13: on Ukraine from what they've released you. I'm working tirelessly

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Speaker 13: to end the savage conflict in Ukraine. Millions of Ukrainians

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Speaker 13: and Russians have been needlessly killed and wounded in this

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Speaker 13: horrific and brutal conflict with no end inside the United

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Speaker 13: States has sent hundreds of billions of dollars to support

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Speaker 13: Ukraine's defense. Meanwhile, Europe has sadly spent more money buying

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Speaker 13: Russian oil and gas than they have spent on defending Ukraine.

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Speaker 13: That's a that's an angle in our story this morning.

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Speaker 13: He then goes on to say, hey, he doesn't address

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Speaker 13: the minerals deal. You know what he addresses. We're going

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Speaker 13: to start mining rare earth minerals on our soul. I'm

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Speaker 13: going to sign an executive order late this week to

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Speaker 13: open up our mineral and metal supply in America. That's

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Speaker 13: a big piece of news that we weren't expecting in

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Speaker 13: the speech.

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Speaker 6: So what you're seeing right now.

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Speaker 10: Ruts reported earlier that he called the bluff, Zelensky called

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Speaker 10: the bluff the EU, and that Zelensky had crawled back

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Speaker 10: and that there was going to be some sort of

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Speaker 10: announce either a day actually you said potential signature of

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Speaker 10: the deal before the speech or announcement tonight. Then Scott

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Speaker 10: Besson said later, hey, there's not going to be there's

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Speaker 10: not going to be any signature or any signed deal.

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Speaker 10: What do you take from at least the excerpts. Now,

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Speaker 10: obviously there'll be other parts of speech, and President Trump's.

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Speaker 6: Been known to wing it every now and again, but.

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Speaker 10: You anticipate that he's going to focus on America rare

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Speaker 10: earth and not Ukrainian rare earth.

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Speaker 16: Sir.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, it's in here.

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Speaker 13: You can really see a section he talks about the

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Speaker 13: Executive Order and restarting America's mining industry, specifically rare earth

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Speaker 13: and other precious metals. That's a big moment because that's

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Speaker 13: important to our technology industry, it's important to the AI era.

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Speaker 13: And he's not waiting on some deal from the Vladimir

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Speaker 13: Zelenski maybe will come or maybe not come. He's going

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Speaker 13: to take things into his own hands here on our

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Speaker 13: own soil. That's one of the messages here. Now these

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Speaker 13: are only excerpts. He can be full of surprises. I

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Speaker 13: think it's more likely in the next few days that

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Speaker 13: we'll see other international deals announced before there's a significant

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Speaker 13: deal with Ukraine. I think he's going to let Zelenski

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Speaker 13: stew for a little while and say, you know, not anymore.

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Speaker 2: I gave you your chance.

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Speaker 5: He blew it.

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Speaker 6: But generally the speech kicks off.

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Speaker 10: If you've liked the days of thunder so far, you're

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Speaker 10: going to enjoy the next four years.

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Speaker 6: Is that, in summary what President Trump's going to hit

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Speaker 6: him with.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, that's exactly the key message, which is, I did

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Speaker 13: so much in six months, and it's just a taste

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Speaker 13: of what we can do. Stick with me, don't buy

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Speaker 13: the noise, stick on plan. We're going to deliver something great.

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Speaker 13: It's a very optimistic Reagan like speech at the start.

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Speaker 13: Then he gets into a lot of details and a

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Speaker 13: lot of clarity about where he stands. He wants the

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Speaker 13: American people to understand and he understands that inflation issue

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Speaker 13: it's not something that goes away tomorrow. But he lays

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Speaker 13: out a pretty good predicate how he's going to do it.

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Speaker 13: Whether it's eggs or gas or a drilling or mining,

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Speaker 13: he's going to bring costs down. That's I think something

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Speaker 13: a lot of Americans are waiting to hear from tonight.

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Speaker 13: He addresses it pretty point you.

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Speaker 10: By the way, the Supreme Court is going to be there,

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Speaker 10: the Joint Chief of Staff, all the dignitaries the Senate

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Speaker 10: is going to be in the House chamber. Once the

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Speaker 10: President comes in it's a formal, kind of a formal

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Speaker 10: ceremony of his announcement. When he comes down, we're going

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Speaker 10: to turn over. We're just going to watch it wall

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Speaker 10: to wall. We're going to have our entire team here

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Speaker 10: to break it down. Afterwards.

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Speaker 6: I have David Zeer. Let's go.

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Speaker 10: Can we go to David Zeer at the watch party? David,

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Speaker 10: you heard John Solomon say, Hey, this is going to

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Speaker 10: be a powerful, upbeat speech talking about talking about the

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Speaker 10: American dream and the renewal of the American dream. What

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Speaker 10: is your focus group there in Suffolk County, Long Island think.

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Speaker 15: Well, there's a Trump effect nationwide, but especially in New York.

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Speaker 15: Trump steps in stops congestion pricing for commuters from Long

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Speaker 15: Island to New York City. Right, He's fighting for them.

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Speaker 15: He's getting rid of illegals in the hotels in New

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Speaker 15: York City. And a lot of people affect that. I

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Speaker 15: have a gentleman near me here who Matt Kachman, a

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Speaker 15: supporter of the American First warehouse and lost two children

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Speaker 15: to fentanyl. These people are excited about the Trump agenda

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Speaker 15: going forward. And I will tell you that consumer confidence

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Speaker 15: is definitely up in New York people in business here

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Speaker 15: telling me the phone is ringing, and for the last

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Speaker 15: four years it's been dead perfect.

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Speaker 10: Let's go to Let's go to Natalie Winners at the

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Speaker 10: Let's go to Natalie Winners at the White House. Natalie,

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Speaker 10: you've had a chance to take a look at some

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Speaker 10: of the excerpts. Your thoughts, ma'am.

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Speaker 12: Well, I think it starts off with a Veria Bannon

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Speaker 12: esque flourish to at the number one kind of data

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Speaker 12: point that they mentioned is that a twenty seven point swing,

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Speaker 12: and Americans who think that the United States of America

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Speaker 12: is actually on the right track as opposed to the

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Speaker 12: wrong track and ban and devo tats will know that

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Speaker 12: that was always the indicator that I believe on the

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Speaker 12: twenty sixteen campaign that you said that was the only

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Speaker 12: metric that matters, So.

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Speaker 8: They're obviously leading with that.

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Speaker 12: I read through obviously a lot of discussion over immigration,

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Speaker 12: talking about sovereignty, also restoring law and order, a couple

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Speaker 12: name checks of the DOJ and the FBI talking about

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Speaker 12: what they say is the most sweeping border and immigration

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Speaker 12: crackdown in United States history.

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Speaker 8: And to the point that John was making about all

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Speaker 8: things the economy.

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Speaker 12: They mentioned I believe the first point of action is

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Speaker 12: how he's trying to make America affordable again.

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Speaker 8: They again name.

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Speaker 12: Check Eggs talking about bird flu, chalking that up to

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Speaker 12: the actions of Joe Biden. So overall, I know they

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Speaker 12: were trying to smear it, saying that this is going

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Speaker 12: to come off like a campaign speech. But I think

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Speaker 12: when you're running the country like President Trump is, it's

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Speaker 12: not hard to want to carry over that celebratory mood

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Speaker 12: or atmosphere, because I think it's very well deserved.

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Speaker 10: Natalie hanging right there, can I get Brian Glenn Brian,

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Speaker 10: if you've heard Solomon and Natalie talk about some excerpts

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Speaker 10: from the speech. Are the Democrats going to be able

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Speaker 10: to sit there and just take that? Are they going

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Speaker 10: to be able to bear with that? Or are we're

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Speaker 10: going to trigger some of these folks.

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Speaker 11: They're going to be triggered. Let's go ahead and put

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Speaker 11: the warning out at eight fifty three on this night.

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Speaker 5: The warning will co out.

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Speaker 11: I have sat in I cannot tell you how many

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Speaker 11: oversight hearings where when they hear straight facts, when they

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Speaker 11: hear the reality of America, it doesn't sit well with them.

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Speaker 5: So prepare for.

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Speaker 11: That without a doubt because that is that's that's all

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Speaker 11: they got. That's all they got. So John Solomon, those

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Speaker 11: excerpts had my attention.

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Speaker 5: I know that.

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Speaker 11: Of course, if you like this first six weeks, then

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Speaker 11: what does the next six months look like? As we

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Speaker 11: get this economy back on track, we are going to

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Speaker 11: have dips.

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Speaker 5: We've said this before, Steve.

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Speaker 11: Ignore the little black box at the bottom of the

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Speaker 11: screen with the stock market.

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Speaker 5: It may not you may have some days where your

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Speaker 5: tech sector.

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Speaker 11: May struggle, but that's all in part of getting this

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Speaker 11: economy back on track, made in America by Americans. Overall,

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Speaker 11: it will lower the price of everything, and it all

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Speaker 11: starts with fuel.

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Speaker 10: So so when when Natalie and John talk to us

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Speaker 10: about how upbeat and how driving this is, it's built

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Speaker 10: around the thesis, Hey, I've been back for six weeks.

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Speaker 10: If you see what we've done, the kind of the

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Speaker 10: days of thunder, you know, ten or twelve things every day.

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Speaker 6: If you like that, you're going to love what you're

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Speaker 6: going to see.

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Speaker 10: Give me a minute before we go to break how

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Speaker 10: the Democrats, because you see how they react every day

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Speaker 10: on Capitol Hill just these committee means, how are they

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Speaker 10: going to be able to take Trump up there return

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Speaker 10: to the Capitol now in full throttle with the American

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Speaker 10: people and back of him coming in with a mandate.

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Speaker 11: Sir, well, we can go ahead and write the rebuttal

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Speaker 11: that the Democrats will have after this. It will talk

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Speaker 11: about a threat to democracy. How Elon Musk is this

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Speaker 11: rogue individual going through the government just laying off hard

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Speaker 11: working Americans. We've said this at the top of the

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Speaker 11: show as well. Who was against getting rid of weight

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Speaker 11: a waste, fraud and abuse in our government?

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Speaker 5: Just if people need to.

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Speaker 11: Call their representative and say where do you stand on

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Speaker 11: getting rid and exposing the fraud, corruption and abuse We've

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Speaker 11: seen it.

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Speaker 5: It exists.

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Speaker 11: We send COVID payments to people overseas that aren't even

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Speaker 11: a US citizen.

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Speaker 5: Now, if that doesn't anger.

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Speaker 11: Anybody at home that perhaps in their district, your streets

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Speaker 11: look like crap, your drainage looks like crap, It floods

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Speaker 11: every time it rains.

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Speaker 5: That's money that would go to your districts.

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Speaker 6: Instead it goes over to Ukraine.

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Speaker 11: Not out of ten media organizations in Ukraine are funded

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Speaker 11: by your tax dollars. Steve, that's on display to night,

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Speaker 11: Get ready, get the popcorn, crack open a diet coke,

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Speaker 11: maybe a cherry flavor, and enjoy tonight's speech.

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Speaker 6: We're a few minutes away. We're gonna take a short

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Speaker 6: commercial break.

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Speaker 10: Here we get Nalie at the White House, Brian glenn

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Speaker 10: Up at the Capitol, John Solomon at the news desk,

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Speaker 10: Groovers with his stints, Frills with his Bowlings with us

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Speaker 10: the ears at a watch party.

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Speaker 6: May add posts. So who knows? You're on Real America's

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Speaker 6: voice on a night of nights.