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Speaker 1: of big developments for our nation. President Trump has secured

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Speaker 1: the first ceasefire and the three year old Russian Ukraine war,

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Speaker 1: stage for more significant steps towards peace. We'll have more

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Speaker 1: on that later in the show. With some of our

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Speaker 1: national security experts. Meanwhile, the President today did something close

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Speaker 1: to my heart. He finally ordered the declassification of all

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Speaker 1: remaining FBI Crossfire Hurricane documents showing the abuses that occurred

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Speaker 1: in the now discredited Russia collusion investigation. He also issued

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Speaker 1: a part today for a man who played a significant

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Speaker 1: role in unraveling the Hunter Biden scandal. He's former business partner,

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Speaker 1: Devin Archer. We've had him on the show. Archer was

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Speaker 1: a key witness in the congressional hearings in twenty twenty

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Speaker 1: three that turned the Hunter Biden scandal from what Democrats

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Speaker 1: those developments over at justindwes dot com. Go check them out.

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Speaker 1: We'll keep you up to date all through that. And finally,

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Speaker 1: let's dig into what democrats and news media are trying

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Speaker 1: to position as the first scandal of the Trump forty

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Speaker 1: seven president presidency, the signal chat that reportedly included high

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Speaker 1: Advisor Mike Wallace, Vice president JD. Vancii, director John Rakoff,

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Speaker 1: in Ratcliffe and fourteen others. Director of National Intelligence Tulsey

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Speaker 1: Gabbert wouldn't come in yet today if she was part

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Speaker 1: of that chat.

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Speaker 2: Now, the signal chat smoke about.

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Speaker 1: US plans to launch air strikes on Hoodi rebels in

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Speaker 1: Yemen last weekend, and a journalist from the Atlantic Atlantic

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Speaker 1: magazine was mistakenly added. The claim many in the media

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Speaker 1: are making is that this chat included classified information, and

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Speaker 1: d and I Gabbert was asked about it while testifying

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Speaker 1: to say when asked about When asked by Democrat Senator

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Speaker 3: Did you.

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Speaker 4: Contact the Defense Secretary or others after the specific military

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Speaker 5: In a gift?

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Speaker 6: There was no classified material that was shared in that,

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Speaker 4: Was no classifying in material, share it with the committee.

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Speaker 4: If this was a rank and file intelligence officer who

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Speaker 6: I'll reiterate that there was no classified material that was

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Speaker 4: If there's no classifying in materials, share all right.

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Speaker 1: Well, that's one of the things that came up over

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Speaker 1: Now a second question has come up is should these

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Speaker 1: And CI Director John Racliff addressed that at the hearing

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Speaker 7: One of the first things that happened when I was

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Speaker 1: All right, folks, So two big things if the Trump

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Speaker 1: administration story holds true, There was no classified information in

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Speaker 2: Now we can argu about whether that was a good.

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Speaker 1: Idea, And I think President Trump's already beginning to create

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Speaker 1: some new solutions that we don't have a situation like

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Speaker 1: this in the future. But those are two facts you're

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Speaker 1: amazing co host Amanda. And Amanda, I know you've been

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Speaker 8: What do you got Listen, I keep saying carrier pigeons

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Speaker 9: Let's go back to hold school, all right.

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Speaker 8: I actually want to focus a little more on how

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Speaker 8: here's The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg, the person who was added

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Speaker 9: Suggesting on MSNBC that maybe some of.

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Speaker 8: These officials should go to jail for mishandling classified information.

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Speaker 2: You know, in the.

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Speaker 3: discussing this right now, there's a lot of Hey, you know,

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Speaker 3: they don't get busted for it.

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Speaker 9: Ah. But as John so aptly pointed.

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Speaker 8: Out, signal was approved by the Biden administration to be

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Speaker 8: certainly argue that it may not have been the best idea,

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Speaker 8: and no doubt adding the editor of the Atlantic was

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Speaker 8: a gigantic mistake, but Watergate this probably is not. But

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Speaker 8: even after all of this, it seems that many Americans

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Speaker 8: believe the country is still on the right track. CNN

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Speaker 10: Let's take a look at the percentage of the country

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Speaker 10: forty five percent say that we're on the right track.

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Speaker 10: thousand and nine. How about NBC News forty four percent.

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Speaker 11: That's the highest since two thousand and four.

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Speaker 10: The bottom line is the percentage of Americans who say

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Speaker 9: And if you were to compare.

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Speaker 10: Of course, Trump is not constitutionally eligible to run for election,

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Speaker 10: but I think it sort of puts into perspective. Forty

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Speaker 10: also keep in mind, back when Kamala Harris lost in

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Speaker 9: I had a lot of energy on a Tuesday. I

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Speaker 8: Look, visual representation for visual representation of what's happening right

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Speaker 9: To spite the.

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Speaker 8: Rhetoric from a lot of folks that this is the

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Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt.

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Speaker 1: Listen, I think the President's going to stay focused on

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Speaker 1: the business ahead. And one of those things that is

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Speaker 1: in the near future is a decision a historic decision,

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Speaker 1: a business deal unlike anything we've ever seen in America,

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Speaker 1: and that is who will buy TikTok? Will the United

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Speaker 1: States government own a piece of TikTok in the future

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Speaker 1: when it's Chinese owners are jettison from the project. We're

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Speaker 1: very lucky to be joined by the founder and CEO

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Speaker 1: of a'm nevest Financial. He has a near fifty billion

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Speaker 1: dollar bid to take over TikTok. He's one of the

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Speaker 1: finalists for this. He is read rather and he joins

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Speaker 1: us right now read great to have you on the show.

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Speaker 11: Thank you for having me.

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Speaker 12: And I'm excited to be here, and I'm excited about

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Speaker 12: our bid to make America great again.

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Speaker 11: And God blessed President Trump.

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Speaker 1: There are a lot of people watching this closely. A

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Speaker 1: lot of one hundred and seventy million Americans use this

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Speaker 1: platform daily. You have some really unique aspects to your bid,

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Speaker 1: including you're the highest bid, two, you've got a great

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Speaker 1: idea for Americans whose data may get sold.

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Speaker 2: And three I.

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Speaker 1: Think you check the box that Donald Trump want to check,

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Speaker 1: which is helped create a sovereign wealth fund out of this.

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Speaker 2: Walk us through your bid.

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Speaker 12: Absolutely so, we're nearly fifty billion dollars, twenty billion dollars

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Speaker 12: more than any bid out there, so we are the

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Speaker 12: creating the Sovereign Wealth Fund.

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Speaker 11: We are donating.

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Speaker 12: Five percent of our TikTok bid, five percent of billion

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Speaker 12: of fifty billion dollars to the Sovereign Wealth Fund to

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Speaker 12: establish this fund. Not only that, we're allowing the United

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Speaker 12: States Government the option to buy in at the fifty

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Speaker 12: billion dollar valuation in the future. So even if it's

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Speaker 12: worth one hundred billion dollars or a trillion dollars, like

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Speaker 12: President Trump says, the United States Government can take a

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Speaker 12: larger stake in TikTok if they'd like, and increase their

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Speaker 12: shares in the Sovereign Wealth Fund at the fifty.

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Speaker 11: Billion dollar valuation.

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Speaker 12: As far as the data is concerned, people on Facebook,

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Speaker 11: That happens no longer.

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Speaker 12: We are going to revolutionize social media and it will

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Speaker 12: never be the same again because you're going to be

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Speaker 12: able to opt in to.

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Speaker 11: Give us your data, and when you do that.

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Speaker 12: You're going to receive a payment for us using your data,

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Speaker 12: So we're going to share the profits with you, the consumer.

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Speaker 12: So one hundred and seventy million Americans on TikTok today

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Speaker 12: will receive a paycheck in the mail tomorrow just for

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Speaker 12: having the app on their phone. If they're content creators,

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Speaker 12: they're going to get a larger check. If they're consuming

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Speaker 12: more content, they're going to get a larger check. And

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Speaker 12: you're going to be able to monetize your data and

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Speaker 12: make money off of your data rather than giving it

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Speaker 12: to the social media giants for free. Our offer is

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Speaker 12: truly the first offer, and we're excited to be part

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Speaker 12: and we're excited to deliver a huge win to President

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Speaker 12: Trump and the American first offer on the table and

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Speaker 12: bring this app to America.

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Speaker 11: This is an exciting time for everyone.

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Speaker 11: Come back, everybody.

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Speaker 13: We spent much of last night's show talking about the injunctions,

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Speaker 9: Yes, sir, all right, So inferior courts fall under the.

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Speaker 5: Well, there's three three avenues that Congress has to deal

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Speaker 5: involved in. Kevin Kleins is the guy who altered evidence

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Speaker 5: all for documents in front of the five. The court

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Speaker 5: changed him one hundred and eighty degrees that just Boseberg

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Speaker 5: was involved in given Kinvin klin Smith the person who

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Speaker 5: did those altering of the documents, to give him like

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Speaker 5: the slap on the risk. And so you put all

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Speaker 5: that together, it starts to look like this guy is

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Speaker 5: politically driven against President Trump, and that should be a concern.

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Speaker 5: And I think some of that information will come out

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Speaker 5: in the hearing as well.

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Speaker 11: Do you think you should just qualify himself now?

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Speaker 2: Step beside? Do you think he has enough to recuse

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Speaker 2: himself from this case?

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Speaker 5: Well, I don't think that's going to happen based on

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Speaker 5: his ruling. I think those are the kind of things

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Speaker 5: that will you know, our members will look at and

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Speaker 5: we'll be raised in this hearing that we're for scheduling

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Speaker 5: for next quesday.

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Speaker 14: So when it comes to the judicial reform option legislatively,

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Speaker 14: I love the build that you guys have in the House.

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Speaker 14: I know the companion bill in the Senate is going

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Speaker 14: to look great as well. But when it comes to

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Speaker 14: whatever is reconcile or which everyone wins out, is that

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Speaker 14: just going to require a simple majority.

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Speaker 5: No, you have to get the sixty votes in the Senate.

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Speaker 5: But I think this is a fair question if we

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Speaker 5: can pass it to how we can get it over

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Speaker 5: the Senate the Senator Grassley, and then they'll you know,

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Speaker 5: up to Chairman grass if he brings it up and

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Speaker 5: they work on the bill. You know, at some point

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Speaker 5: you call the question that you can and you see

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Speaker 5: if is there some Democrats to say you know this

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Speaker 5: things because remember it can go the other way. We

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Speaker 5: actually went to judges to try to stop President Biden.

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Speaker 5: There were conservative lawyers who took cases to judges to

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Speaker 5: stop President Biden on the student loan forgiveness issue and

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Speaker 5: some other things. But we all know it's been disproportionately.

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Speaker 5: Deaker said, it's like sixty some percent of all these

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Speaker 5: that happened to President Trump, you know, just disproportionately going

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Speaker 5: after President Trump and foreign forum shopping. I think for

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Speaker 5: some of these left wing activist judges that is a concern. So,

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Speaker 5: you know, I think again, I think we're going to

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Speaker 5: try to look at all that as we go through

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Speaker 5: our oversight and look at that legislative remedies and whether

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Speaker 5: they can get sixty votes in the Senate. You know,

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Speaker 5: it might be difficult. I get that, but I think

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Speaker 5: we should try.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, So you had an important markup today.

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Speaker 1: You're working on a bill that would create reciprocity basically

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Speaker 1: Kerry responsible nationwide concealed Jerry option. If you get it

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Speaker 1: in one state, it should be recognized in all states.

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Speaker 2: Tell us why that's important. What it's likelihood of passages.

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Speaker 5: Well, we think it's a strong likely to pass in

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Speaker 5: the committee we're going to we're going to try to

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Speaker 5: get that dead later today. It's a great deal. And

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Speaker 5: the reason it's important is because the Second.

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Speaker 11: Amend is right next to the first.

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Speaker 5: I mean, and if the desounders understood how important was

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Speaker 5: I hope that's why they made it. The Second Amendment

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Speaker 5: and the Bill of Rights in the Constitution. It's critically important.

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Speaker 5: And if you're a law biding citizen, you want to

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Speaker 5: go a background check, you've done the training, and you're

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Speaker 5: you're entitled to kerry a concealed fire to protect yourself,

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Speaker 5: your family, your property in your state. We think should

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Speaker 5: be able to do that in other states as well,

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Speaker 5: because it's a right that doesn't stop at a state

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Speaker 5: line for goodness sake. So we think this is a

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Speaker 5: good deal. It recognizes the importance of the rights we

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Speaker 5: enjoy under our great Constitution, and we think we're going

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Speaker 5: to get the votes in the committee and we think

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Speaker 5: we can get on the floor as well.

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Speaker 2: Huge moment.

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Speaker 13: So now that there is an FBI director who is

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Speaker 13: probably going to be a little bit more amenable to

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Speaker 13: turning over documents when Congress requests them, you've got you know,

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Speaker 13: a whole sort of documents you'll have to look at

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Speaker 13: with respect to the FBI and capitals attending Latin mass

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Speaker 13: and parents and school board meetings.

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Speaker 9: What's that going to look what is that process going

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Speaker 9: to look like?

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Speaker 5: Well, I mean a great point, it's night and day.

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Speaker 5: We sent sub poenas because they can't just turn everything

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Speaker 5: over something. Sometimes you need a subpoena. We send the

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Speaker 5: poenas to the FBI and the response we get it

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Speaker 5: well in a general thing from Pam Bondi pod Blanche

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Speaker 5: past the Bell is so different than the Biden, Garland

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Speaker 5: Ray Justice Department. So we really appreciate the leadership that

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Speaker 5: we now have as a justice departments, a koun of leadership.

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Speaker 5: We want and we want to know the answers to

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Speaker 5: the questions the American people have on all those issues.

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Speaker 5: The school board issue. You know, if you're a pro

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Speaker 5: life Catholic journey extremist, that memorandum that they broke that

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Speaker 5: was so ridiculous. Who about that? And I got to

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Speaker 5: be honest, I really want to know about the confidential

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Speaker 5: human sources who were there on January sixth, twenty twenty one.

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Speaker 5: There were twenty of these twenty six of these confidential

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Speaker 5: human sources.

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Speaker 11: Seventeen went in the.

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Speaker 5: Restricted state they weren't authorized to do so. Four went

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Speaker 5: in the capital who weren't authorized to do so. None

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Speaker 5: of them were charged. Two of the four who went

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Speaker 5: in the Capitol were actually asked by the FBI to

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Speaker 5: be present that day at this event. I want I

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Speaker 5: got all kinds of how long were they were they sources?

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Speaker 5: How much had you paid them, how long had they

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Speaker 5: been paid? Were they paid for the what they did

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Speaker 5: that day was there was the things they told you

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Speaker 5: and conveyed you. Was that used in the prosecutions of people?

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Speaker 5: Why weren't they prosecuted? I mean, there's a thousand questions

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Speaker 5: I think people have that we don't know the answers to,

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Speaker 5: and Chris Ray would never give us the answers to

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Speaker 5: we had. We had to get this information, as you

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Speaker 5: all know, from the Inspector General. So what that information

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Speaker 5: and host that we learned know about the Iran hackings,

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Speaker 5: hacking President Trump's campaign, and that information winding up at

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Speaker 5: the Harris campaign, That's that's crazy. So there's a number

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Speaker 5: of things we've asked for and the good news is, uh,

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Speaker 5: they're they're doing their their best to get at everything.

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Speaker 5: They can, which is not the attitude we saw and

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Speaker 5: the response we got from the previous administration.

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Speaker 1: So real quickly before we let you go, have you

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Speaker 1: been able to get any new information about the assassination

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Speaker 1: temps on President Trump? There seems to be so many

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Speaker 1: unanswered questions. Do you have any insight as to what

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Speaker 1: we may have learned or what we have learned already?

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Speaker 5: An another another important subject that the people of this

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Speaker 5: great country are entitled to have their questions answered.

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Speaker 11: So well, we will work.

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Speaker 5: On that too. We have not got anything new that

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Speaker 5: I can that we can convey now, but we're going

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Speaker 5: to continue to try to get an information on that

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Speaker 5: issue as well.

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Speaker 11: Thank you, sir, mister Jared.

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Speaker 14: I know you've been champing at the bit to get

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Speaker 14: to work now that you have the tools to do

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Speaker 14: so with this administration.

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Speaker 11: We appreciate everything you do.

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Speaker 5: Thank you for being here this Thanks take care.

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Speaker 14: Absolutely all right, everybody, we're going to take a quick break.

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Speaker 9: We'll be back in the uside.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back in America.

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Speaker 1: We want to dig in a little bit deeper to

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Speaker 1: the story we talked about at the top, the Democrats

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Speaker 1: and the media trying their best to create a scand

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Speaker 1: out of something that probably is not that big a deal.

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Speaker 1: But we're going to turn to a true national security expert.

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Speaker 1: She's the former Deputy National Security Advisor to President Trump

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Speaker 1: in his first term. Currently is the vice president of

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Speaker 1: National Security and Foreign Policy the Heritage Foundation. She's one

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Speaker 1: of our favorites. Victoria Coates, Victoria, welcome back.

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Speaker 11: Great to be with you.

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Speaker 1: All right, So we know that the signal platform had

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Speaker 1: been approved by the Biden administration to use for sensitive conversations.

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Speaker 1: We know there's no classified information, if you believe Tulsea Gabbert.

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Speaker 2: Why is everybody up in arms about this?

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Speaker 12: Oh?

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Speaker 6: I think what you're seeing are the opponents of Donald

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Speaker 6: Trump and his administration just desperately grasping its straws to

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Speaker 6: try to bring them down. And you know, I'm old

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Speaker 6: enough to remember when they went after General Flynn in

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Speaker 6: the first thirty days of the first Trump term.

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Speaker 11: It was incredibly disruptive. It was a terrible thing for.

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Speaker 6: The National Security Council staff and for the administration. And

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Speaker 6: I think the opponents of President Trump, and unfortunately, I

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Speaker 6: think there's some of them on both sides of the aisle,

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Speaker 6: but it's predominantly the Democrats. They are going after this

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Speaker 6: non story to try to create a disruption again in

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Speaker 6: the National Security Council. And so you know, this is

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Speaker 6: a process error. It is probably something we need to

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Speaker 6: pay some attention to if signal was approved by the

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Speaker 6: Biden administration and it is in the Cyber Agency. The

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Speaker 6: SISA sort of guidelines that this kind of encrypted app

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Speaker 6: is permissible for high value individuals. You know, if that

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Speaker 6: is a problem, then we need a new system. But

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Speaker 6: these guys shouldn't be penalized for having a substantive policy

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Speaker 6: discussion on an important issue, on something thought was sanctioned.

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Speaker 9: Victoria.

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Speaker 8: There are various and sundry Democrat opinions out there members

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Speaker 8: of Congress, by the way, who are suggesting that they

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Speaker 8: should go to jail or that Americans could have died.

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Speaker 8: I mean, all sorts of histrionic language out there, and

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Speaker 8: I just keep thinking to myself, we never heard any

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Speaker 8: of this out of them after Afghanistan, and Afghanistan was

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Speaker 8: a bona fide disaster for this country. It's not even

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Speaker 8: apples to oranges, it's apples to mustard seeds.

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Speaker 6: I mean, I would say it's apples to sharks, and

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Speaker 6: it's this is just unconscionable that they would take this attitude.

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Speaker 6: If you think back to August of twenty twenty one,

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Speaker 6: if you remember, this is when we probably should have

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Speaker 6: gotten the word that something wasn't right with President Biden

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Speaker 6: when they took two weeks off. I mean, this never

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Speaker 6: happened under President Trump, that suddenly the entire White House

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Speaker 6: staff is going to take two weeks off when you're

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Speaker 6: in the middle of a crisis which had started the

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Speaker 6: previous month and they weren't talking to each other. We

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Speaker 6: get we got the horrific crisis at Abbegate, thirteen American

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Speaker 6: heroes killed, hundreds of Afghans, others wounded, just a catastrophe

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Speaker 6: because of lack of communication between the.

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Speaker 11: Elements of the national.

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Speaker 6: Security apparatus of that administration. Here we have people having

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Speaker 6: a fulsome discussion a counter terrorism operation and guess what,

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Speaker 6: the terrorists died, not the Americans. This is what we

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Speaker 6: want to see, Amanda. We don't mean we want to

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Speaker 6: see progress. And as I said, if there is a

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Speaker 6: process issue here, as the President said today, we'll get

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Speaker 6: after it. That's not the problem. You know, this is

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Speaker 6: something we can solve. And nobody died except for the terrorists,

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Speaker 6: except for the Houji, and that was the desired end state,

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Speaker 6: and we got to a good outcome. So this is

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Speaker 6: not even remotely comparable. And that the folks who carried

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Speaker 6: the water for the Biden people for years after that

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Speaker 6: debacle would now come out and criticize President Trump's administration

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Speaker 6: is beyond the pale.

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Speaker 1: If it weren't for this story today of Democrats taking

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Speaker 1: all the oxygen of the room, a lot of people

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Speaker 1: would be talking about the historic breakthrough that Donald Trump

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Speaker 1: and his team achieved with Russian Ukraine.

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Speaker 2: Yes, it's a small step, but.

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Speaker 1: It's the only time in the three year war of

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Speaker 1: the Russian the Russian Ukraine War, where there's been progress

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Speaker 1: towards peace. Tell us how important the cease fire in

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Speaker 1: the Black Sea, the ceasing of military operations of the

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Speaker 1: Black Sea is for both countries and for where we

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Speaker 1: go next.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, and I'm not saying I condone the signal thing,

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Speaker 6: but I've got to say, if you get results like this,

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Speaker 6: they can chack all they want because we've actually taken

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Speaker 6: a step towards peace.

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Speaker 11: And so this is the grain.

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Speaker 6: Deal that President Biden tried to get back in twenty

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Speaker 6: twenty two and failed to do. Because Ukraine is one

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Speaker 6: of the world's great food exporters, primarily to developing countries

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Speaker 6: which are intensely food and vulnerable.

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Speaker 11: So These are some of the neediest.

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Speaker 6: People on the planet who will now have the supply

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Speaker 6: of grain. Again, this is a very good thing for

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Speaker 6: just humanity, and also good for Ukraine. It's also good

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Speaker 6: for Russia. They're taking a lot of pain in their

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Speaker 6: navy in the Black Sea. They don't want to do

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Speaker 6: that anymore. That will stop. So this is a really

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Speaker 6: good confidence building first step. As you said, John, nobody's

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Speaker 6: gotten any progress on anything for the last three plus years,

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Speaker 6: and so finally we have this good step. Hopefully this

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Speaker 6: will lead to the thirty day ceasefire, which will bring

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Speaker 6: some relief to the people of Ukraine. Hopefully let putin,

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Speaker 6: you know, sort of consolidate what he needs to consolidate,

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Speaker 6: and then we can move on to a real deal.

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Speaker 6: But it's a historic achievement today, a very good day

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Speaker 6: for the Trump administration and a good day for the

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Speaker 6: national security of the American people.

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Speaker 8: If this is what a scandal in the Trump administration

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Speaker 8: results in taking out America's enemies and the world's terrorists,

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Speaker 8: then I'll take more scandals, I suppose. I want to

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Speaker 8: get back to the basics though, and I've kind of

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Speaker 8: mentioned this in jest. When it comes to communications between

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Speaker 8: national security officials and you know, going back to something

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Speaker 8: that's more old school, is there a remedy to this?

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Speaker 8: It's obviously not going to be on any type of

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Speaker 8: open chat, but if signal is not secure, what would

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Speaker 8: you suggest?

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Speaker 6: Now this is something we tangled with in the first

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Speaker 6: Trump terms. As communications have evolved, and so you have

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Speaker 6: situations where people are traveling, you know, to various places,

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Speaker 6: and the important thing is that these folks are able

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Speaker 6: to communicate, because when you have a lack of communication,

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Speaker 6: you wind up with stove pipes, you wind up with problems,

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Speaker 6: you wind up with unnecessary frictions. And if we can

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Speaker 6: come up with a platform, and maybe that's what this

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Speaker 6: maybe that's what this inspires, is we finally get you know,

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Speaker 6: And this would be great project for Elon Musk, for example,

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Speaker 6: find the secure US government chat that can't be broken

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Speaker 6: by hostile third parties and create a way that our senior.

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Speaker 11: Folks can communicate in real time.

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Speaker 6: And so and you have an action like this and

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Speaker 6: people are in not only different states but different countries,

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Speaker 6: they can feel able to communicate like this that you

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Speaker 6: don't need to get everyone physically into the sitroom as

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Speaker 6: desirable is that as that is, it's just not practical,

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Speaker 6: and so I think this should be you know, a

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Speaker 6: wake up call that we need that kind of platform.

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Speaker 6: As I said, I think Elon would be the perfect

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Speaker 6: person to look into what that might be, you know,

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Speaker 6: and continue the kind of good, robust, real time discussion

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Speaker 6: that was reported in the Atlantic, of all places.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, real quickly.

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Speaker 1: There is in all of this already a system where

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Speaker 1: secure phones for top security officials you can get at

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Speaker 1: to the top secret level for encryption. It seems like

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Speaker 1: just building off that phone capability and adding an encrypto

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Speaker 1: chat would solve this problem and by the way, solve

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Speaker 1: problems going all the way back to Hillary Clinton's email.

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Speaker 1: You think someone's working on that today.

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Speaker 6: I would expect there are some folks that are putting

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Speaker 6: in some late hours today to steve if we could

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Speaker 6: get there, I wish we had done it eight years ago.

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Speaker 6: But if it happens because of this, then then this

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Speaker 6: was no harm, no foul. You know, as we said,

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Speaker 6: a tempest did a teapot. It's the Democrats grasping its straws.

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Speaker 6: But maybe it'll have a beneficial outcome for all Americans.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what let's turn this into a win. Victoria Coats,

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Speaker 1: you did that. Every time you come on to this show.

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Speaker 1: You always give us such great wisdom. Thanks for joining

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Speaker 1: us today. Great to have you on.

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Speaker 11: Thanks guys.

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Speaker 9: Take care.

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Speaker 2: All right, folks, I'll take a quick commercial break. Hey,

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Speaker 2: little breaking news.

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Speaker 1: Want me come back a big discussion about energy. All

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Speaker 1: the big developments are going on that front. We'll have

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Speaker 1: that act after these messages.

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Speaker 8: Welcome back to Justin News no Noise. One of the

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Speaker 8: Trump administration's top concerns when coming into governance was American

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Speaker 8: energy and how to unleash its potent, its potential after

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Speaker 8: the Biden administration tried to basically tie it down and

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Speaker 8: handcuff it. And there's another bit of information that we

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Speaker 8: found out last week that sheds a little bit of

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Speaker 8: light on how they tried to do that. Remember when

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Speaker 8: President Biden his reluctance to push natural gas, he actually

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Speaker 8: put a pause on federal permitting for LERG and cited

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Speaker 8: it was due to environmental concerns. Well, it turns out

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Speaker 8: that his administration was sitting on a study that they

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Speaker 8: did that said that LG experts did not impact the climate,

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Speaker 8: So why would they do that? Joining us now to

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Speaker 8: discuss that and more, as the former chairman of the

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Speaker 8: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Neil Chatterjee, Neil, thanks so much.

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Speaker 9: For being here.

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Speaker 11: Thank you so much for having me.

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Speaker 8: I think I know the answer to why would they

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Speaker 8: sit on a study that shows that domestic production of

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Speaker 8: liquified natural gas that would help the American economy, help

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Speaker 8: the American people?

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Speaker 9: Why would they sit on.

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Speaker 11: Politics? It's that simple. Look.

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Speaker 15: When I was the Chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory

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Speaker 15: Commission or FERK, one of our principal responsibilities was the

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Speaker 15: evaluation and certification of applications for liquified natural gas export facilities.

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Speaker 11: And during the time I had, along.

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Speaker 15: With former Secretary of Energy Rick Perry, referred to US

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Speaker 15: LG exports as freedom gas and I got crushed for it.

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Speaker 11: But the reality is it really is freedom gas.

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Speaker 15: LNG and energy exports lead to economic development and job

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Speaker 15: creation domestically here at home in the US. They have

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Speaker 15: huge geopolitical significance, and that they're giving our allies an

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Speaker 15: alternative to piped in Russian gas, particularly in Europe.

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Speaker 11: And here's the irony of the whole situation.

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Speaker 15: Clean US ellen g because we do it better than

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Speaker 15: anybody else, actually displaces dirtier sources of energy overseas, particularly

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Speaker 15: in Southeast Asia.

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Speaker 11: We do it much cleaner than Russia.

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Speaker 15: So it's good for the economy, it's good for foreign policy,

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Speaker 15: and it's good for the climate.

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Speaker 11: I actually have never understood.

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Speaker 15: The opposition to it, other than the fact that the

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Speaker 15: Democrat base has turned hard against gas and they were

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Speaker 15: putting pressure on the Biden administration to not approve any

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Speaker 15: more of these facilities.

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Speaker 11: And this study was tied to.

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Speaker 15: The Biden administration's pause on approving certificates free trade certificates

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Speaker 15: for these energy export facilities at a moment in time

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Speaker 15: when they claim to be so concerned about our European

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Speaker 15: allies in the aftermath of Putin's invasion of Ukraine.

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Speaker 1: The whole thing makes my head hurt. It makes a

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Speaker 1: lot of people our wallets have heard from it. I mean,

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Speaker 1: that's a big thing. The America consumer paid a dear

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Speaker 1: price for this. There was another landmark moment in the

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Speaker 1: last four or five days, and that is the Trump

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Speaker 1: administration approved a floating LERG terminal that the Body administration

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Speaker 1: had rejected or delayed or refused to approve. This is

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Speaker 1: off the coast of Louisiana. This is a major leap

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Speaker 1: forward for the natural gas industry. Tell us why it's

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Speaker 1: so important.

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Speaker 15: Look, when you think about our economy and where we

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Speaker 15: are today, and you look at some of the pressures

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Speaker 15: we faced coming out of the pandemic, where would this

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Speaker 15: economy be without natural gas?

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Speaker 11: I think, you know, Look.

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Speaker 15: There's no single commodity that you can point to to

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Speaker 15: say it saved the country. I really think natural gas

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Speaker 15: saved the economy, saved the country from energy security standpoint,

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Speaker 15: from a foreign policy standpoint, from an economic standpoint. So

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Speaker 15: looking at innovative ways that we can further develop our

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Speaker 15: ability to harness domestic natural gas here in the US,

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Speaker 15: to provide not just home heating but electricity to American consumers,

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Speaker 15: and to be able to export it for American energy dominance,

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Speaker 15: foreign policy significance, geopolitical leverage, and as I mentioned, positive

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Speaker 15: climate benefits. We should pursue all of these types of opportunities,

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Speaker 15: and I've been very encouraged by the initial steps the

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Speaker 15: administration has taken to unleash natural gas. I actually think

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Speaker 15: the most significant thing that has happened thus far was,

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Speaker 15: quite frankly, November fifth. President Trump's election sent a very

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Speaker 15: clear signal to the markets that we now had an

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Speaker 15: administration coming in that would be supportive of gas and

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Speaker 15: supportive of LERG. One of the things that was so

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Speaker 15: frustrating about the Biden administration. They spoke out both sides

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Speaker 15: of their mouth, and they sent confusing signals to our allies.

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Speaker 15: On the one hand, they said, we need natural gas

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Speaker 15: to help Ukraine, to help our European allies, and on

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Speaker 15: the other hand they put a pause on LERG exports.

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Speaker 15: And what that did it had a chilling effect on investment.

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Speaker 15: So long term contracts for natural gas these are like

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Speaker 15: one or two year things, they're like twenty year contracts.

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Speaker 15: So some of our allies were reluctant to sign these

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Speaker 15: deals with the US because they weren't sure what the

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Speaker 15: US's long term posture would be towards gas. So Trump

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Speaker 15: just getting elected was enough to give comfort to counterparties that, hey,

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Speaker 15: we can sign this deal with the US and they'll actually.

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Speaker 9: Operate, Neil very quickly. We just got about thirty seconds left.

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Speaker 8: Where would you like to see a broadening of LNG infrastructure.

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Speaker 8: I know that there's a pipeline being considered in New

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Speaker 8: York and some various areas across the country.

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Speaker 9: Where else would you like to say it?

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Speaker 15: The West coast look to serve the Asian market. Transportation

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Speaker 15: costs and time are a big deal, and so it's

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Speaker 15: too long to go through the Gulf of Mexico for

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Speaker 15: our cargoes, for our ships. We need a West coast terminal.

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Speaker 15: I wrestle with this during my time at FIRK. I

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Speaker 15: try to approve a terminal in Oregon and it was blocked.

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Speaker 15: California won't allow it, Oregon won't allow it. We are

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Speaker 15: blocked on our left, on our West coast, and that

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Speaker 15: inability is going to hinder our opportunities to serve theation market.

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Speaker 8: Now might be the time, because gavinknew some claims that

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Speaker 8: he's much more moderate these days, So maybe that's something

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Speaker 8: that could come across his desk and he might say

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Speaker 8: okay with Neil.

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Speaker 9: Chatter on your forward servechairment.

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Speaker 11: French laundry, French lawny.

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Speaker 8: That's right, that's right, put it in, take them into it.

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Speaker 9: A French launtery.

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Speaker 8: Neil Sattergy, former chairman of FIRK Thanks so much for

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Speaker 8: being here, sir.

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Speaker 9: We'll have you back on soon. Thanks for having me

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Speaker 9: asolutely all right, we'll be right back after this break.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back America.

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Speaker 1: At the top of the show, a mana showed that

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Speaker 1: extraordinary clip of that CNN polster who was so excited

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Speaker 1: about the Trump numbers. I mean, he was gyrating, and

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Speaker 1: I was thinking, it's time to send that man a

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Speaker 1: bag of the new decaffeinated coffee from Wire to Fish Coffee.

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Speaker 1: Joining us right now. One of our great partners here

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Speaker 1: at justin News, the co founder of Wire to Fish

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Speaker 1: Coffee my favorite coffee, Leah Thomas Lee.

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Speaker 2: It's good to have you back.

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Speaker 9: Hey, guys, how you doing.

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Speaker 2: We are great.

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Speaker 1: I'm telling you, I'm ordering a decaf bag. I'm sending

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Speaker 1: to that guy tomorrow. He's going to be so happy

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Speaker 1: when he tastes it. Give us an update on all

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Speaker 1: of the great things you're doing. Your brand lines are expanding,

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Speaker 1: You've got a lot of great growth.

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Speaker 2: Tell us just the latest news.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, our decaff has been a big hit that we launched.

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Speaker 16: It has been about a month and a half ago

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Speaker 16: or so. We're in the final bag production for Cold

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Speaker 16: Brew for summer coming around the corner, so I expect

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Speaker 16: that to.

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Speaker 11: Be out maybe in a couple of weeks.

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Speaker 16: It's going to be delicious with some chocolate and some

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Speaker 16: BlackBerry flavoring to it.

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Speaker 9: So we're pretty excited about that.

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Speaker 16: And then we're just excited about all of our projects

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Speaker 16: that we have going on right now, especially the Filter Project.

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Speaker 16: They've been in some really cool stuff in Africa.

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Speaker 8: I love that a lot of people in our audience

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Speaker 8: are believers and they donate to various causes.

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Speaker 9: What I love about your business.

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Speaker 8: Is that you are a ministry partner and a coffee

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Speaker 8: maker all in one. So people get to donate to

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Speaker 8: you and that goes to further the kingdom and tell

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Speaker 8: everybody about it.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, it's awesome.

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Speaker 16: We give back eighteen percent of our profit to faith

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Speaker 16: based initiatives and a different variety of things around the

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Speaker 16: world that just spread the gospel. And one of our

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Speaker 16: favorite projects, and I think Amanda might be one of

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Speaker 16: yours as well as the Filter Project. We send it

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Speaker 16: meshes really well because I also give back seven percent

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Speaker 16: to clean water initiatives. So we take a water filter

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Speaker 16: into the slums of Nairobi, we talked to them about

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Speaker 16: Jesus and last year we reached households that had sixteen

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Speaker 16: hundred kids in them. So when I look at those

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Speaker 16: kid numbers, man, it makes my heart just so excited

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Speaker 16: for the impact that we could have on their future.

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Speaker 2: It is amazing.

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Speaker 1: And also for all of us who love the outdoors,

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Speaker 1: who love conservation, who care about clean water, want our

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Speaker 1: children and grandchildren to enjoy the fishing and other things

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Speaker 1: that we've done in the outdoors. You're also investing in

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Speaker 1: that tell us some of the great conservation projects you're

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Speaker 1: getting behind we are.

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Speaker 16: We've got, like I mentioned, seven percent that goes into

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Speaker 16: clean water conservation. We do everything from river and lake cleanups.

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Speaker 16: In fact, we'll have a cleanup coming up here in

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Speaker 16: about a month and a half with a pro angler that.

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Speaker 11: We've worked with in the past.

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Speaker 16: And we also are working on some greenhouse initiatives to

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Speaker 16: put plant life into man made reservoirs so that we

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Speaker 16: can have healthy fish and just healthy bodies of water general.

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Speaker 16: But we are looking for additional projects in that water

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Speaker 16: conservation space. And we haven't quite found anything that quite

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Speaker 16: fits our build.

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Speaker 8: I've always loved the duble one time drive your name

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Speaker 8: because you are fishers of fish and also fishers have

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Speaker 8: been with all that combined ministry. I want to ask

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Speaker 8: you about the filters that you take into these areas,

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Speaker 8: because I imagine this is kind of a delicate operation

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Speaker 8: to make sure that you are getting water too as

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Speaker 8: many people.

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Speaker 9: It's probably a huge operation to be frank, what is that?

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Speaker 5: Like?

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Speaker 16: You know, it's a challenge because you want to help

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Speaker 16: everybody at once. We took eleven hundred filters into the

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Speaker 16: slums of Kitali this year with the Filter Project. The

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Speaker 16: next phase they're moving into is more rural though. There's

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Speaker 16: a place called Surrender and it's where they grow a

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Speaker 16: lot of the food for Kenya. And those people are

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Speaker 16: pulling their water out of the same pond that cows

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Speaker 16: are drinking out and then pooping in and things like that.

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Speaker 9: And so.

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Speaker 16: I don't know, like you said, it's just hard to

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Speaker 16: know where to even look next because the demand is

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Speaker 16: so high. We actually had some people from our church

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Speaker 16: do another mission there with an orphanage and they were

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Speaker 16: drinking terrible water. So you know, please Lord, just multiply,

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Speaker 16: because there are so many people that could use help

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Speaker 16: in this world, and we just want to be able

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Speaker 16: to be at the forefront of given back there.

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Speaker 1: Everybody watching the show can make a difference, is buy

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Speaker 1: a bag or two or three or five wire to

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Speaker 1: Fish coffee, because it's going to make a difference. Every

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Speaker 1: cup of coffee you drink, you're helping us make a difference.

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Speaker 1: You also did something special for us. We're in an

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Speaker 1: air of inflation. You got the inflation buster bags, the

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Speaker 1: two and five pound bags.

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Speaker 2: How were those selling?

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Speaker 16: You know, I wish we had introduced those six months ago.

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Speaker 16: I'm so happy about them. They are really I mean,

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Speaker 16: people just love coffee and a twelve ounce bag isn't

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Speaker 16: enough for most households. So the two and five pound

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Speaker 16: bags that we've launched are flying off the shelves so

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Speaker 16: much so that we're going to put together a really

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Speaker 16: nice bag for Amazon so that we can sell it

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Speaker 16: there as well, because we just want to make it

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Speaker 16: easy for people to get our products so that we

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Speaker 16: can just move our mission forward and be out there

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Speaker 16: angling and enjoying nature as well as helping people out.

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Speaker 1: Nothing goes better with a little bit of fishing than

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Speaker 1: a cup of coffee in the morning when you get

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Speaker 1: up early and Wired to Fish Coffee is the only

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Speaker 1: way to go. Folks, blessed Leah and her company. Go

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Speaker 1: so much for making the great product and always sharing

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Speaker 1: your time with us.

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Speaker 2: We adore what you're doing.

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Speaker 1: All right, it's hard to believe the hour is up.

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Speaker 1: We must hand the baton to our good friend grand Stenchfel.

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Speaker 1: We'll be back tomorrow night. Check out the breaking.

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Speaker 2: News of justins. A lot of things going on tonight,

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Speaker 2: Lovey covered throughout you