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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now.

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Speaker 2: We obviously talked about laying out the facts, talking about

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Speaker 2: how the intense and effective connections between the two countries

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Speaker 2: flow back and forth, where we talked about some of

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Speaker 2: the challenges that we can work on together.

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Speaker 3: It was a good call.

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Speaker 2: It's it's this is something that.

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Speaker 4: You can do and playing out the.

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Speaker 3: Facts and moving forward in constructive ways.

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Speaker 2: This is a relationship that you know, takes a certain.

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Speaker 3: Amount of working on, and that's what work it.

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Speaker 5: This is not a place for a Russian, Iranian, Syrian,

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Speaker 5: Chinese sympathized.

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Speaker 1: Dee and I have to analyze real threats.

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Speaker 6: Are we comfortable with someone like that at the top

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Speaker 6: of our national intelligence agency?

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Speaker 3: And of course it's a pargmanship.

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Speaker 7: We can sell afford a GM in Europe. You go

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Speaker 7: to Europe, you can't sell afford a gmy is one

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Speaker 7: hundred percent tariffs?

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Speaker 3: How about in Japan one hundred percent tasks?

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Speaker 7: So do you think if we said we're going to

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Speaker 7: tiffy you the way you terrify us?

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Speaker 3: Do you think they're.

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Speaker 7: Going to allow Mercedes and all these Japanese companies and

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Speaker 7: Porsches and BMW's to all of a sudden, I have

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Speaker 7: one hundred percent taffs in America.

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Speaker 3: Of course not. They're going to come and negotiate.

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Speaker 7: And their tasks going to come down, and finally, Forward

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Speaker 7: and General Motors are.

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Speaker 3: Going to be able to sell in these places.

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Speaker 1: Does that sound so of course.

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Speaker 3: They're going to come down. Of course, this is just negotiatingly.

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Speaker 8: First, let me say, like many companies all across the

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Speaker 8: United States, we've been on a journey and we continue

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Speaker 8: to be on a journey.

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Speaker 1: And what we're trying to.

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Speaker 8: Do is to ensure that every customer, every associate feels

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Speaker 8: welcome here to shop and to feel.

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Speaker 9: Like they belong.

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Speaker 8: And that term belong We've been talking about belonging.

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Speaker 9: Now for almost two years.

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Speaker 8: Early twenty twenty three, we started talking about belonging and

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Speaker 8: we're going to continue to make the best decisions we

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Speaker 8: can that makes everyone, our customers, our associates.

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Speaker 9: Feel like this is an environment they can shop in

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Speaker 9: and thrive in.

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Speaker 8: What do you think about the nhe now that you

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Speaker 8: were working there, Probably sure I was saying this all alone.

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Speaker 5: They might have funded Ruha, a lab in uh China

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Speaker 5: to make the advisor and Maderna I was saying a

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Speaker 5: bunch of money from all these vaccine mandates. For other

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Speaker 5: vaccines like measles or whatever, you have to go through

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Speaker 5: several rounds of approval, but these were accelerated through the press.

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Speaker 3: Do you think that like the memory can pay but

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Speaker 3: it's really about to people with them overs.

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Speaker 5: I think we're all going to learn when it's too late,

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Speaker 5: Like the six grid rule of remember that, like that

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Speaker 5: wasn't quite based on any real evidence that that it

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Speaker 5: was completely made up.

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Speaker 9: I'm hopefully here.

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Speaker 4: I think it would be worse for the NIH.

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Speaker 9: I think it would be better for a Democrat to

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Speaker 9: be in office.

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Speaker 5: We sometimes fly under the radar of like they're really

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Speaker 5: sweet guys.

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Speaker 9: Well I don't know, so I'm not probably shouldn't you

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Speaker 9: like just saying this hollow?

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Speaker 1: I haven't gotten.

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Speaker 5: The latest hold of shots in a mockling. Make sure's

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Speaker 5: mixed evidence about it. That really does anything for people

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Speaker 5: that are like thirty or under, it really increases your

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Speaker 5: risk of parting conditions. The data does show that I

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Speaker 5: don't even know if these vaccines stop me from getting cooked.

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Speaker 3: They don't.

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Speaker 4: Jesus, I don't think so.

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Speaker 5: Like it's supposed to make you less sick if you

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Speaker 5: get it.

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Speaker 3: I don't know if it really prevents of it.

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Speaker 10: What you represent, your presence here is that the largest

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Speaker 10: multi day event, and Conservatives Sister.

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Speaker 1: Is a message that will be heard by these peoples.

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Speaker 9: Ours on all of.

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Speaker 5: This unsmartable because it brings everybody's my favorite of the energy.

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Speaker 3: Let us watch this year.

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Speaker 1: The stakes are high. Begun to sun Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 11: Every day there's a battle for your mind, raging information

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Speaker 11: coming from every angle.

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Speaker 1: With the will to the sea, I fear not.

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Speaker 11: You found a place for truth, the voice a generation

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Speaker 11: that still has the will to believe in the greatest country.

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Speaker 4: In the history of the world.

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

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Speaker 1: we go.

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Speaker 10: Okay, everybody, radio stations across the country. It is a

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Speaker 10: beautiful day, a Tuesday, November twenty six, honor to be

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Speaker 10: with you guys. As always, we won, they lost. We

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Speaker 10: are in the driver's seat. And what if I told

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Speaker 10: you that the president elected President Donald Trump is already

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Speaker 10: doing more to change foreign policy for the better before

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Speaker 10: even being sworn in. Many times on the campaign trail,

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Speaker 10: President Donald Trump would say my favorite word in the dictionary,

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Speaker 10: my favorite word, right next to love is the t

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Speaker 10: word tariff. Now, why would Donald Trump make such a

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Speaker 10: statement like that. Of course, in typical Donald Trump showman style,

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Speaker 10: he was trying to make a point, but it was

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Speaker 10: a very profound point. It's because, as Donald Trump was

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Speaker 10: sent out to exile by the regime to mar A

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Speaker 10: Lago to reflect on the last four years, to reflect

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Speaker 10: on his first term of his presidency, President Donald Trump,

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Speaker 10: I'm sure, came to the conclusion that one of the

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Speaker 10: unrealized unilateral powers of the executive that was given to

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Speaker 10: him by Congress to be able to protect American interests

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Speaker 10: and improve the country that he is tasked to govern

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Speaker 10: is the tariff power. Now, mind you, there has been

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Speaker 10: a bipartisan consensus in Washington, d C.

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Speaker 1: For the last forty years that we.

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Speaker 10: Must have unlimited and unfettered free trade. That the more

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Speaker 10: piles of plastic that we import from foreign nations, somehow

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Speaker 10: that is making us wealthier. Doesn't matter that our factories

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Speaker 10: are vanishing, doesn't matter that our communities are being flooded

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Speaker 10: with opioids. It doesn't matter that the muscular class is

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Speaker 10: finding themselves without work. No, we must have piles of plastic.

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Speaker 10: It's a good thing that we have garage sales of

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Speaker 10: stuff that we've never even opened. It's a good thing.

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Speaker 10: It's making us wealthier. And Trump said, well, no, it's not. Actually,

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Speaker 10: you can't just build an economy based on shorting stocks

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Speaker 10: and real estate.

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Speaker 1: You must make stuff.

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Speaker 10: You cannot have a software dependent economy. You must also

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Speaker 10: have a hardware economy. And Donald Trump is a believer

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Speaker 10: in the personal, the tactle, the real, not the abstraction.

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Speaker 10: If you can't touch it, feel it, see it, smell it,

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Speaker 10: ship it.

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Speaker 1: Use it, he's not that interested in it. You see.

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Speaker 10: Donald Trump is a resetting back to where how the

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Speaker 10: economy should be configured. However, the overfixation on international free

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Speaker 10: trade has deindustrialized the American economy. You drive NonStop from

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Speaker 10: West Virginia to South Dakota, you will see maybe not

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Speaker 10: on the expressway, by the way, Barrentown after Barntown, that

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Speaker 10: were once great pinnacles of American industry, where people found value,

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Speaker 10: where towns were robust. Now they are ghost towns. So

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Speaker 10: what exactly happened, Well, the unions probably overreached a little bit.

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Speaker 10: We must be honest about that. That the unions asked

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Speaker 10: for a little bit too much and management of these

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Speaker 10: companies started to get reached out to by consulting groups

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Speaker 10: such as McKenzie. McKinsey would come down to Athens, Ohio.

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Speaker 10: They'd come down to Mahoneig County, Ohio, and they present

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Speaker 10: on a whiteboard a very compelling vision. Let's say that

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Speaker 10: And the McKinsey types, who all were educated at the

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Speaker 10: but especially Yale and pen especially, we'd go on the

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Speaker 10: whiteboard and they'd say, listen, we can maximize your profits

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Speaker 10: and you guys can get rid of your union headache.

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Speaker 1: But here's what it's going to require.

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Speaker 10: We phase out the factory in Athens, Ohio, and we

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Speaker 10: send that factory to Wuhan, China, and you can get

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Speaker 10: your widgets for your refrigerator for five cents instead of

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Speaker 10: two dollars. That you can have very very low labor,

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Speaker 10: and then you bring them, you bring the products back

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Speaker 10: to America and you can expand your profits and everybody

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Speaker 10: is happier.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 10: The management of these companies were really reluctant to do

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Speaker 10: this because it is simply a naked putting profits above patriotism.

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Speaker 10: There is no other way to describe it. There is

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Speaker 10: no other way to put it. But all of a

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Speaker 10: sudden we had elected leaders. Ronald Reagan was guilty of this.

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Speaker 10: Hw Bush was absolutely guilty. That would praise this idea

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Speaker 10: of a new bilateral, free trade, rules based international order.

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Speaker 1: We saw naff to be drafted.

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Speaker 10: We saw the normalization of this idea that I was

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Speaker 10: going to be raised in a country and everything said,

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Speaker 10: made in China, made in China, made in China. We

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Speaker 10: are propagandized, believe that we are actually getting wealthier through

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Speaker 10: this stuff. And it is a byproduct of Austrian economics. Again,

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Speaker 10: there's a lot of good parts of Austrian economics, but

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Speaker 10: it is far too obsessed with distant abstractions while your

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Speaker 10: own nation becomes poorer, sicker, diseased without work. And the

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Speaker 10: intention here, well let's maximize the bottom line and all

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Speaker 10: those guys in Athens, Ohio, they can go get jobs

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Speaker 10: in the technological economy. Well, it turns out that was

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Speaker 10: a bad deal for the country. It turns out looking back,

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Speaker 10: We have more textiles than we know what to do with,

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Speaker 10: but are we actually a wealthier country? Yes, our GDP

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Speaker 10: might be more, but are we substantially in a better

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Speaker 1: These trashy ideas.

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Speaker 10: Nations are fundamentally a group of people, not.

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Speaker 1: A collection of GDP.

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Speaker 10: GDP is one of hundreds of metrics that you can

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Speaker 10: the people better? And no, because of the industrialist trade

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Speaker 10: because you can't even tell the difference.

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Speaker 1: Sometimes we have seen the hollowing out of America.

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Speaker 10: No one dared to question this except Ross Perrot, who

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Speaker 10: was obviously unsuccessful. He said that sucking noise is Mexico

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Speaker 10: taking all of our jobs until Donald Trump came onto

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Speaker 10: the scene, which of course is why he has flipped

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Speaker 10: and one in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania twice since Donald

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Speaker 10: Trump saw the problem, diagnosed it, and was willing to do.

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Speaker 1: Something about it. Now there is almost no.

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Speaker 10: There is no topic similar to tariffs that will get

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Speaker 10: the clamoring and the anxiety of the corporate class.

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Speaker 1: There's nothing similar to this.

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Speaker 10: And Donald Trump announced last night something so profound. It's

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Speaker 10: not just profound on an economic basis, because it is

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Speaker 10: necessary for us to protect our industry and be able

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Speaker 10: to rebuild the muscular class. But it's also geopolitical because

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Speaker 10: this involves putting China in check. This involves stopping the

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Speaker 10: hordes of criminal aliens that are coming into our country.

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Speaker 10: You see, Donald Trump loves the T word for a reason, tariff,

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Speaker 10: because as he was reflecting him those four years of exile,

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Speaker 6: Tarrence Bates here with your Room America's Voice News Break.

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Speaker 6: We appreciate you being along for the ride. The Transportation

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Speaker 6: next year. That's a great check over your headlines. I'm

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Speaker 10: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email US is always freedom At

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Speaker 10: Charlie Kirk dot com. I could do a whole hour

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Speaker 10: on tariffs, but can we get the exact wording?

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Speaker 1: Police? Guys, can you resend it?

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Speaker 1: Here it has got it?

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Speaker 10: So President Trump says, everyone is aware. Thousands of people

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Speaker 1: On January twentieth, as one of.

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Speaker 10: My many first executive orders, I will sign all necessary

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Speaker 1: This tariff will remain.

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Speaker 10: In effect until such a time as drugs, in particular fentanyl,

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Speaker 10: then all illegal aliens stop this invasion of our country.

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Speaker 10: Both Mexico and Canada have the absolute right and power

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Speaker 10: diesely solved this long simmering problem. We hereby demand that

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Speaker 1: I love when he ends these.

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Speaker 10: I love this last sentence because it's just so passive aggressive.

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Speaker 10: It's time for them to pay a very big price. No,

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Speaker 1: Then China.

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Speaker 10: I've had many talks of China about the massive amounts

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Speaker 1: Representatives of China told.

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Speaker 10: I love this last sentence. Thank you for your attention

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Speaker 10: to this matter. So let's take one at a time. First, Mexico,

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Speaker 1: That's a lot. What is Trump doing here?

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Speaker 10: Likely I have no inside information to this is completely

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Speaker 1: Day heads up. However, many days we have left.

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Speaker 10: If you don't fix this, pain and suffering will ensue.

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Speaker 10: So he is going to inherit a much better circumstance

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Speaker 10: for mass deportations, breaking up caravans. The point isn't literally

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Speaker 10: the way, Mexico is saying, well, we'll impose tariffs as well.

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Speaker 10: You think that all of a sudden Mexican tariffs against

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Speaker 1: We are the incumbent power. They need us so badly,

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Speaker 10: Badly that they will do whatever it takes to conform

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Speaker 10: America under Joe Biden and Kamala Harris has been a

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Speaker 10: And Donald Trump is resisting all the calls that he's

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Speaker 10: Calls Donald Trump just two hours after President elect Trunk

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Speaker 10: He has a crisis meeting. Get Trump on the phone.

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Speaker 6: President Trump is already setting the stage for his return

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Speaker 6: to the White House by putting China on notice. Taken

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Speaker 6: the Justice Department's position is that the Constitution requires that

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Speaker 6: this case be dismissed before the defendant is inaugurated. This

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Speaker 4: Smith will likely be out of a.

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Speaker 6: Job as soon as President Trump takes office, if not before.

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Speaker 6: The President elect has already promised to fire Smith once

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Speaker 6: he takes the White House. The Transportation Security Administration is

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Speaker 6: projecting that this year will be the busiest Thanksgiving travel

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Speaker 6: increase over last year. Sunday is expected to be the

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Speaker 6: busiest day at airports across the country, with some three

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Speaker 6: TRIPLEA predicts that nearly eighty million people will travel at

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Speaker 6: Most will travel by car. That's a quick check over

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Speaker 10: in your corner this entire time, this entire journey, and

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Speaker 10: super thrilled to see you get across the finish line. Congratulations, Bernie, Well,

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Speaker 10: thank you, and I couldn't have done it without you.

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Speaker 12: You're a big supporter, not only in the general election,

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Speaker 12: but in the primary as well. You had people all

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Speaker 12: over Ohio and knocking on doors, making phone calls, turning

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Speaker 9: Did a great job.

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Speaker 12: And truly appreciate all the support, and only from you,

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Speaker 12: but all the warriors that you have all over the state.

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Speaker 10: Well, thank you, Bernie, and we are just beyond thrilled

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Speaker 10: and we know you're going to do a wonderful job.

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Speaker 10: So before we get into the news of the day,

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Speaker 10: I do think it's important. Why don't you tell us

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Speaker 10: kind of a recap of the election. It was one

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Speaker 10: of the most expensive Senate races of this cycle, if

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Speaker 10: not the most, and certainly one of the most expensive

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Speaker 10: ever in the history of the country. How were you

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Speaker 10: able to beat a very crafty incumbent Democrat senator from

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Speaker 10: the great state of Ohio.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, so this was the most expensive non presidential political

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Speaker 12: campaign in American history, almost five hundred plus million dollars.

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Speaker 12: It's seen amounts of money, most of it was negative ads.

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Speaker 12: Look what Sharon Brown tried to do is try to

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Speaker 12: fool the people of Ohio into believing that he was

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Speaker 12: a moderate, that he was bipartisan, and Charlie, he actually

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Speaker 12: tried to make people believe that he was pro Trump.

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Speaker 12: And now what we did is we exposed him for

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Speaker 12: the fraud that he is. He hasn't even called to concede,

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Speaker 12: by the way, the election since election day.

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Speaker 9: Three weeks ago.

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Speaker 12: And he just you know, personal attack after a personal

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Speaker 12: attack against me, lie after lie.

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Speaker 9: We just told the truth. Look, this is guy's voting record.

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Speaker 12: He was for trans athletes, he's for men going to

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Speaker 12: women's locker rooms, for giving gender care to children.

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Speaker 9: These are the things that he fought on. It just

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Speaker 9: didn't work.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, and you ran a great disciplined campaign. Can I

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Speaker 10: just repeat that for the audience? Do you say a

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Speaker 10: five hundred million dollars?

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Speaker 1: Is that right?

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Speaker 9: Over five hundred million dollars? Yeah, geez, we broke.

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Speaker 12: A record here at Ohio, Charlie, the most expensive non

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Speaker 12: presidential race in American history.

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Speaker 10: Well, and so I just I wanted to just stay

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Speaker 10: on this for one second. How does one even spend

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Speaker 10: five hundred million dollars? I mean every advertisement during a

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Speaker 10: Browns or a Bengals game must have been against Bernie

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Speaker 10: or against Shared Brown.

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Speaker 1: Is that is that a fair summation?

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Speaker 9: Yeah?

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Speaker 4: Pretty much.

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Speaker 12: We ruined live sports, We ruined Jeopardy. YouTube pre role

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Speaker 12: was brutal. People are so happy to see car commercials again,

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Speaker 12: let me just say that.

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Speaker 9: No.

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Speaker 10: I By the way, that shows how great of a

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Speaker 10: candidate you are, Bernie, and also the power of the

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Speaker 10: Trump movement truly, so we're just we're thrilled for you.

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Speaker 10: So I want to now get into this tariff story.

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Speaker 10: If there is a state that is exhibit a of

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Speaker 10: the the failure of thirty years of the industrialization, it

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Speaker 10: would be Ohio. And one of the reasons why you

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Speaker 10: were so successful is that Shared Brown talked a lot

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Speaker 10: about the industrialization, but they never actually did anything about it.

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Speaker 10: Your comment on President Trump last evening fulfilling a campaign

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Speaker 10: mandate saying that he will protect American industry and protect

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Speaker 10: the great people of Ohio's jobs in Athens, Ohio, or

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Speaker 10: in Columbus, Ohio, in the communities that make America so great.

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Speaker 1: Your comments Bernie Marina, No.

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Speaker 9: You're exactly right, Charlie.

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Speaker 12: Look in nineteen forty nine, six of the wealthiest fourteen cities.

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Speaker 9: In America were in Ohio.

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Speaker 12: We were the rubber capital and Akron were the steel capitol.

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Speaker 12: In Youngstown, we were the class capital. In Toledo. We're

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Speaker 12: the computing capital in Dubton Dayton. What we've seen is

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Speaker 12: not just the last thirty or forty years of Democrats,

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Speaker 12: but also Republicans that voted to send our industries overseas,

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Speaker 12: gut it on middle class, destroyed these communities. And while

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Speaker 12: Sharon Brown talked about it, under his watch alone, we

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Speaker 12: lost two hundred thousand manufacturing jobs. And what President Trump

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Speaker 12: did yesterday was absolutely unbelievable.

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Speaker 9: He laid down the gauntlet.

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Speaker 12: We've already taken a quarter of our auto industry and

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Speaker 12: shifted the canadaate in Mexico. That is devastating for places

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Speaker 12: like Ohio and Michigan and other states here.

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Speaker 9: In the Midwest. We're not going to put up with

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Speaker 9: that anymore.

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Speaker 12: And if they're going to allow sex trafficking and human

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Speaker 12: trafficking and fetanol that's killing over one hundred thousands of

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Speaker 12: Americans every year, there's going to be ratifications. We're not

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Speaker 12: going to be suckers anymore. And that's where President Trump

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Speaker 12: is shown and he's the guy that can make it happen.

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Speaker 12: I'm so excited to even playing a small role in

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Speaker 12: getting our industrial base back here in America and have

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Speaker 12: Ohio have a disproportionate amount of that love.

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Speaker 10: And President Trump is making good on this promise, Bernie.

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Speaker 10: Can you also mention how there is immense pressure at

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Speaker 10: times from some, but some in the corporate donor class

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Speaker 10: to not embrace tariffs.

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Speaker 1: Can you mention that?

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Speaker 10: Because because I hear it all the time from even

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Speaker 10: some of our donors at turning point, and they mean

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Speaker 10: really well, and they're wonderful people. We just disagree. They say, Charlie,

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Speaker 10: we can't do any tariffs. Can you mention that? And

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Speaker 10: the courage that it required for President Trump to fulfill

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Speaker 10: this promise, but also for your campaign as well.

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Speaker 9: Well.

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Speaker 12: Mexico and Canada they say they're good partners, but they've

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Speaker 12: let our borders be wide open, and a good partner,

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Speaker 12: a good friend doesn't allow that to happen. They need

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Speaker 12: to crack down on a legal immigration. You know, they've

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Speaker 12: been rewarded again just in Auto's Charlie, twenty five percent

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Speaker 12: of our auto industry, twenty five percent of the cars

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Speaker 12: that we sell here in America come from Mexico and Canada.

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Speaker 12: You know what that would do We brought twenty five

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Speaker 12: percent of our car sales and produce them right here

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Speaker 12: in the United States of America. That would be an

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Speaker 12: economic bonanza for our working class. And of course, look,

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Speaker 12: a lot of the corporate elites don't like it because

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Speaker 12: they make a lot of money by having low wage

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Speaker 12: labor and other countries, especially China and Mexico, and they

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Speaker 12: ship those products here. And who pays the price. The

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Speaker 12: American middle class pays the price. And we're not going

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Speaker 12: to continue to destroy the working class in this country

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Speaker 12: that people who build this country are going to be rewarded.

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Speaker 12: We're the party that's actually going to rebuild our middle

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Speaker 12: class so that we have a thriving and growing middle

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Speaker 12: class in this country. That's what keeps this country secure.

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Speaker 12: That's the American dream. I saw my own father in law.

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Speaker 12: He's a guy that is a guy who graduated from

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Speaker 12: high school, went to work at US Steel Worth there

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Speaker 12: most of his life, was able to raise three kids

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Speaker 12: in a safe community, own a home, own a car,

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Speaker 12: and is now retired, debt free. That's the American dream,

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Speaker 12: and that's what we're going to restore in this country.

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Speaker 1: I love that.

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Speaker 10: Let me play a piece of tape here from Howard Lutnik,

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Speaker 10: who is the incoming Commerce Secretary and also going to

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Speaker 10: be the US Trade representative. Play cut thirty seven plays

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Speaker 10: And of course.

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Speaker 3: It's a far kingianship.

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Speaker 7: We can sell a Ford or GM in Europe. You

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Speaker 7: go to Europe, you can't sell afford a GM. Why

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Speaker 7: there's one hundred percent tariffs? How about in Japan one

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Speaker 7: hundred percent tariffs? So do you think if we said

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Speaker 7: we're going to tariff you the way you terrify us?

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Speaker 7: Do you think they're going to allow Mercedes and all

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Speaker 7: these Japanese companies and Porsches and BMW's to all of

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Speaker 7: a sudden, I have one hundred percent tarffs in America.

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Speaker 3: Of Course they're going to come and negotiate and.

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Speaker 7: Their tarff's are going to come down, and finally Ford

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Speaker 7: and General Motors are.

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Speaker 3: Going to be able to sell in these places.

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Speaker 1: How does that sound?

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Speaker 3: Of course they're going to come down. Of course, this

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Speaker 3: is just negotiatingly.

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Speaker 1: Your thoughts, Bernie on Howard's comments.

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Speaker 12: Look, at the end of the day, President Trump laid

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Speaker 12: it out a long time ago. We have leaders that

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Speaker 12: haven't been very smart, Charlie. They've sold this country out.

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Speaker 12: We're going to require bear trade. If one country wants

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Speaker 12: to put in a tariff on our products to their country,

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Speaker 12: maybe we should reciprocate by a three or four time

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Speaker 12: staff on their products. We're not going to continue to

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Speaker 12: get rolled by these countries. And unfortunately, as you know, Charlie,

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Speaker 12: we have leaders that are corrupt. They've allowed that to

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Speaker 12: happen because it's been rewarding for them personally. And what's

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Speaker 12: been a result, Like I said earlier, communities like Little Rain,

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Speaker 12: communities like Dayton, communities like Can't, Ohio have absolutely gotten crushed.

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Speaker 12: We're not going to allow that to happen. I don't

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Speaker 12: see it just as a negotiation tool. I see it

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Speaker 12: as a reality because, look, we have to make certain

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Speaker 12: that we protect our industrial base. It's also a matter

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Speaker 12: of national security. You know, we were ever to fight

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Speaker 12: any kind of conflict along even remotely the scale of

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Speaker 12: World War Two, we do not have the industrial base, Charlie.

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Speaker 12: We've allowed eighty percent of our pharmaceuticals to be made

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Speaker 12: in China. Most semiconductor chips are made in Taiwan and overseas.

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Speaker 12: We cannot allow our country to get rushed from the inside.

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Speaker 9: So it's not just, of course.

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Speaker 12: I agree with how it is negotiation, but I agree

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Speaker 12: with President Trump Moore, which is that this is something

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Speaker 12: that we have to look at because there's some industries

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Speaker 12: that we're going to make certain that we protect here

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Speaker 12: in the United States of America.

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Speaker 10: Bernie, I want to get your thoughts here on the

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Speaker 10: couple of minutes we have remaining on Donald Trump's nominees,

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Speaker 10: your comments on who is putting forward on this all

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Speaker 10: star cabinet and do you plan to support the full slate.

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Speaker 9: Charlie, I don't. Politics is so foreign to me.

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Speaker 12: I don't understand why this is embraced by every one

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Speaker 12: of my colleagues. Let me lay it out pretty simply.

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Speaker 12: Joe Biden, let me give you a fact. Fact one,

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Speaker 12: Joe Biden had the worst cabinet in American history, the

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Speaker 12: least qualified, the most ignorant cabinet members ever in the

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Speaker 12: history of America far none.

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Speaker 9: Okay, that's fact number one.

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Speaker 12: Fact number two every single Democrat voted to confirm Joe

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Speaker 12: Biden's cabinet. Fact three, Not one single Democrat even made

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Speaker 12: a peep about having a concern about one of Joe

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Speaker 12: Biden's cabinet members. What we have to do as Republicans

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Speaker 12: is stay focused and united and make certain that we

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Speaker 12: confirm every single person that President Trump nominates. Have him,

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Speaker 12: make certain that he has an entire team in place

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Speaker 12: no later than March first, every single nomination. Stay focused

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Speaker 12: and stay united so we can get the agenda done.

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Speaker 12: And if President Trump, above all else doesn't believe that

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Speaker 12: person's doing a good job, he will replace them immediately.

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Speaker 12: Unlike Joe Biden, who allowed his cabinet to run rough shot,

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Speaker 12: the withdrawal from Afghanistan, the open border, all of them

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Speaker 12: kept on board. So my message to every Republican listening,

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Speaker 12: get united, get focused, get every one of these cabinet

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Speaker 9: No more nonsense.

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Speaker 10: Center Elect Bernie moreno boyd does that feel good to say?

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Speaker 10: And just thirty seconds, really quick, do we have any

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Speaker 10: idea who you're because you're technically going to be the

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Speaker 10: senior senator, right.

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Speaker 9: That's right?

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Speaker 12: Is that right, jd Ad, you will serve as the

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Speaker 9: Of time he resigns. Mike DeWine is going to point somebody.

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Speaker 12: I'm very confident that Mike DeWine will point in America First.

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Speaker 4: Conservative.

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Speaker 9: Very good.

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Speaker 10: It's kind of funny when you are newly elected and

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Speaker 10: you'll be the senior Senator, which I think, I think

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Speaker 10: is great. Center Elect Bernie could not be more happy.

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Speaker 1: Thank you for everything. Talk to you soon.

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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Speaker 10: I just want to mention a little bit more on

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Speaker 10: the terrorifs. By the way, can you guys get this

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Speaker 10: Walmart clip? Because Walmart is definitely going to be lobbying

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Speaker 10: against tariffs. It just goes to show how Donald Trump

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Speaker 10: is able to make the country great before even becoming president.

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Speaker 10: Walmart announces rollback of all DEI programs. Now, why would

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Speaker 10: Walmart do that? Well, they're feeling the cultural pressure because

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Speaker 10: they have no core beliefs at Walmart none. But Walmart

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Speaker 10: also wants to be in a better negotiating position with

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Speaker 10: Donald Trump because Walmart would get wrecked by a Chinese tariff.

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Speaker 10: But how does one avoid a tariff? I said this repeatedly.

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Speaker 10: By the way, Ryan, this is a great time to

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Speaker 10: repost all that tariff content on TikTok and social media

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Speaker 10: because there were a lot of tariff questions back during

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Speaker 10: our campus tour. I bet we could have a contemplation of,

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Speaker 10: like a lot, how does one avoid a tariff? Let's

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Speaker 10: pretend you are a Japanese car company.

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Speaker 1: How do you avoid a tariff?

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Speaker 10: You avoid a tariff by making the product in America.

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Speaker 1: There's no tariff. So if you are Toyota, you.

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Speaker 10: Make your pickup truck in America, Lynn and Bains Johnson

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Speaker 10: actually did a pickup truck tariff. That is why almost

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Speaker 10: all pickup trucks, whether they're American or foreign made, are

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Speaker 10: actually all made in America. They're almost all made in

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Speaker 10: our country. Here is the CEO of Walmart confirming a

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Speaker 10: rollback of DEI policies play cut forty.

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Speaker 8: First, let me say, like many companies all across the

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Speaker 8: United States, we've been on a journey and we continue

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Speaker 8: to be on a journey. And what we're trying to

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Speaker 8: do is to ensure that every customer, every associate feels

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Speaker 8: welcome here to shop and to feel like they belong.

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Speaker 8: And that term belong We've been talking about belonging now

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Speaker 8: for almost two years. Early twenty twenty three, we started

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Speaker 8: talking about belonging, and we're going to continue to make

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Speaker 8: the best decisions we can that makes everyone, our customers,

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Speaker 8: our associates feel like this is an environment they can

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Speaker 8: shop in and thrive in.

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Speaker 10: So why is it, by the way, I think that's hilarious.

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Speaker 10: He's like, Okay, I'm just going to completely bend the

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Speaker 10: knee to all the cultural pressure.

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Speaker 1: And Walmart is doing.

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Speaker 10: That because they want to try to have a relaxing

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Speaker 10: of tariffs. It's all connected. It's all connected. You're trying

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Speaker 10: to tell me the day that Donald Trump announces tariffs

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Speaker 10: on both Mexico, Canada and China is the day that

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Speaker 10: Walmart decides to shuttle their DEI stuff. No, no, no, no,

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Speaker 10: it's all connected. Did you know that in nineteen sixty four,

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Speaker 10: Lynden beans Johnson imposed a twenty five percent tariff on

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Speaker 10: imported light trucks, known as the Chicken Tax, in response

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Speaker 10: to European tariffs on American chicken imports. This tariff was

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Speaker 10: a retaliatory measure against European tariffs on American chicken imports. Now,

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Speaker 10: mind you, this tariff has never been lifted. This tariff

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Speaker 10: has never changed. And now, if you want to buy

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Speaker 10: a pickup truck, almost all pickup trucks, Toyota, pickup trucks.

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Speaker 10: Any foreign company that makes a pickup truck, they make

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Speaker 10: the product in America and they have to employ Americans

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Speaker 10: and extend our tax space. When you are the incumbent

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Speaker 10: economic power, you have the ability to tele a company.

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Speaker 10: No Porsche, no Voltswagon, Mercedes Benz. You guys can still

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Speaker 10: have your company and keep your profits. But you have

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Speaker 10: to make the product in Lubbock, Texas. You have to

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Speaker 10: make the product in Wichita, Kansas. You have to make

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Speaker 10: the product in Flagstaff, Arizona. Build the factories here, Build

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Speaker 10: the factories in our country. The Chicken tariff is a

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Speaker 10: twenty five percent tariff on light trucks, one of many

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Speaker 10: that were implemented before. Donald Trump promises to make America

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Speaker 10: attacks haven and a regulatory haven for companies that redomicile

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Speaker 10: their production here. So you think about it, since we

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Speaker 10: are such a desired market, if you want to be

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Speaker 10: able to get access to the wealthiest country, everyone wants

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Speaker 10: access to America. By the way, everyone wants access to America.

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Speaker 10: Every company will tell you international company, no matter how

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Speaker 10: big and powerful they are in their home country, they

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Speaker 10: want to do business here. Bear drug pharmaceuticals want to

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Speaker 10: they want to do business here. Use the leverage you

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Speaker 10: have and they will all bend the knee. They will

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Speaker 10: all bend the knee to the will of a America

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Speaker 10: to be able to get access to our consumers.

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Speaker 1: It's the art of the deal.

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Speaker 10: And the fact that no one has thought to do

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Speaker 10: this before. Is either these are all imbeciles where they're

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Speaker 10: bought by the corporations, or they don't actually care about

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Speaker 10: the country, or it's kind of a mixture of all three.

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Speaker 10: It is so simple, that so obvious, and he just

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Speaker 10: runs circles around all of these politicians. Oh well, we

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Speaker 10: must have unfettered free trade. Why exactly has that made

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Speaker 10: the country better? Are we a healthier country? Are we

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Speaker 10: a more centered country? They were so infatuated with free

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Speaker 10: trade and those mantras of the nineties and early two thousands,

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Speaker 10: and they are all getting put to rest. They put

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Speaker 10: profits out of patriotism, and Donald Trump puts America above all.

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Speaker 10: And so what you are going to see with these

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Speaker 10: tariff threats is all these international companies start to build

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Speaker 10: factories here to avoid the tariffs, employing our workers. Wages

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Speaker 10: will go up, our tax base will go up. And

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Speaker 10: that's how you make America Greating on us second hour,

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Speaker 10: coming up, Hey,