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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now.

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Speaker 2: I'll give you an update.

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Speaker 3: I'm not happy with what Putin's doing. He's killing a

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Speaker 3: lot of people and I don't know what's happened to Foot.

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Speaker 2: And I've known him a long time, always gotten along.

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Speaker 3: With him, but he's sending rockets into cities and killing

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Speaker 3: people and I don't like it at all.

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Speaker 4: We have a big deficit with them.

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Speaker 2: It's time that we play the game the way I

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Speaker 2: know how to play the game.

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Speaker 4: You know nobody.

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Speaker 3: They've taken advantage of other people representing this country, and

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Speaker 3: they're not going to do that any longer.

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Speaker 5: It's great that we're being a little bit more introspective.

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Speaker 4: That's always helpful.

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Speaker 5: But I think that the Democrats have forgot that maybe

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Speaker 5: we should just talk to people like people.

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Speaker 4: We don't need to do studies on it, we don't

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Speaker 4: need to meet at hotels.

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Speaker 5: How about we just go to community meetings and meet

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Speaker 5: people where they are on social media and there are

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Speaker 5: different forms and platforms that they are.

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Speaker 4: But I think that we, just the.

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Speaker 5: Democrats have forgot how to talk to normal people about

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Speaker 5: things that are really important to them, like the economy.

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Speaker 5: So it's think a really good left then to learn.

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Speaker 5: But I also think we just need to get back

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Speaker 5: to basics.

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Speaker 6: It would help if Congress passed the sanctions bill that

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Speaker 6: would be equipper in his arrow and give him leverage to.

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Speaker 7: Go to Putin and.

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Speaker 6: Say, look, you got one last chance, so either you

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Speaker 6: come to the table or we're going to sanction it out.

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Speaker 6: If you're oil and gas, and I'm going to give

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Speaker 6: where you praying the weapons they need to let them

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Speaker 6: hit you in Russia?

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Speaker 1: Son, can a woman have a prostate and a.

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Speaker 8: Woman have a prostate?

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Speaker 9: Biologically speaking, a woman is an adult human female that

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Speaker 9: has a biological reality, but it's also social experience, right,

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Speaker 9: So like I.

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Speaker 1: Don't feel it's super easy. Like can a woman have

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Speaker 1: a prostate?

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Speaker 8: So, as per my definition of woman, I would say

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Speaker 8: that people who have a prostate are biologically male, but

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Speaker 8: they can sometimes be socially treated as women.

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Speaker 10: Okay, got it? So so women can have prostates?

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Speaker 11: Get it?

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Speaker 10: Okay, So you're a feminist that actually isn't just fight

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Speaker 10: for women, You're also fighting for men.

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Speaker 12: Trump has been very political in what he wants out

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Speaker 12: of this, which is some sort of deal that lets

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Speaker 12: him say that he made peace, that lets him campaign

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Speaker 12: for the Nobel Peace Prize and barely trunk what he said.

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Speaker 12: He's obsessed with some sort of recognition that between the

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Speaker 12: deals he's making with Arab emirates, between whatever he can

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Speaker 12: do he can pull off in Russia, that he deserves

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Speaker 12: some credit for peace.

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Speaker 13: Trump has skipped through the last few years all went

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Speaker 13: back to his first term really.

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Speaker 4: Playing pussy with Putin and thinking.

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Speaker 7: That you know, he's going to somehow be able to charm.

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Speaker 14: Him to his will.

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Speaker 13: And I mean Putin is sadly far savvier than Donald Trump.

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Speaker 13: And Trump has has messed around and found.

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Speaker 15: Out you have elected or help elect somebody who is

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Speaker 15: a best an idiot, and it was is deeply corrupt.

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Speaker 1: You are a culture warrior.

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Speaker 15: I believe when everything is done, mister Kirk, people will

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Speaker 15: see you and the people you supported as corrupt, us

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Speaker 15: selling the country out to the lowest bidder and of

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Speaker 15: doing irreparable damage.

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Speaker 2: To a country.

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Speaker 7: I'm sure we all deep down love.

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Speaker 1: The difference you will have to reckon with that difference

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Speaker 1: is when.

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Speaker 10: The difference is, when we get our way, we'll still

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Speaker 10: have a country and your country will be a ferdial help.

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Speaker 16: Raw.

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Speaker 17: This is crazy based on my sources that I've talked to,

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Speaker 17: the President is extremely angry with Pootin right now because

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Speaker 17: he tried to do this the right way. Give Putin

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Speaker 17: an off, rimp, give him a reset, try to hear

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Speaker 17: him out on some of his concerns when it came

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Speaker 17: down to NATO, and Putin has essentially slapped his hand

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Speaker 17: and now he's going after the President publicly as well.

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Speaker 17: So all I can report is that yes, there may

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Speaker 17: be sanctions, but there could be more as well.

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Speaker 10: I will be heading to the Imperial Capital later today.

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Speaker 10: We'll be doing our broadcast live from Washington, DC partially

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Speaker 10: this week. Major news this weekend. The Democrat Party is

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Speaker 10: telling us their plans. You see, the Democrat Party knows

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Speaker 10: that they are losing, specifically losing young men. We know

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Speaker 10: that in the twenty twenty four exit polls, they showed

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Speaker 10: that Trump won fifty four percent of men ages eighteen

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Speaker 10: to twenty nine, A twenty nine point shift from twenty

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Speaker 10: twenty to fifteen point. Biden lead, Let's go two twenty

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Speaker 10: three up on screen, just the presidential margins among men

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Speaker 10: by race and ethnicity. Men are moving to the right dramatically, dramatically.

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Speaker 10: You go of data shows that even in the United Kingdom,

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Speaker 10: where I just was visiting last week, thirty two percent

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Speaker 10: of UK men ages eighteen to twenty four voted reform

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Speaker 10: UK compared to sixteen percent of women, doubling right wing support. Globally,

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Speaker 10: we are seeing that young men are scoring at a

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Speaker 10: conservatism scale up nearly thirty percent versus twenty fourteen. So

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Speaker 10: what is going on here? When we've covered this extensively

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Speaker 10: where everything masculine is labeled toxic, young men are starting

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Speaker 10: to search for a place where manhood is still honored,

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Speaker 10: not pathologized, in a world that preaches weakness as vers virtu.

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Speaker 10: We are offering challenge, order and responsibility, and the men

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Speaker 10: of the West are listening. The New York Times published

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Speaker 10: a separate piece of data that is equally as interesting,

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Speaker 10: where the Democrats know that their problem runs deep and everywhere.

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Speaker 10: Show this up on screen, where almost the entire country

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Speaker 10: is moving to the right, except the suburbs of Atlanta

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Speaker 10: and the suburbs of Denver and parts of Virginia. Almost

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Speaker 10: everywhere is moving dramatically to the right. The country is

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Speaker 10: experiencing the course correction or the right wing revolution. As

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Speaker 10: I talked about in my book that I published last summer,

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Speaker 10: that is exactly what we want to see happen.

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Speaker 1: It is a seismic shift.

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Speaker 10: Largely led by the men of the West that are

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Speaker 10: rejecting the current composition of the Democrat Party, and the

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Speaker 10: Democrats know it.

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Speaker 1: This is cut to eighteen.

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Speaker 10: MSNBC reports that The New York Times is saying Democrats

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Speaker 10: want to spend twenty million dollars to figure out how

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Speaker 10: to speak to young men. Is there a USAID grant

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Speaker 10: for that? There is USAID grant to make a Sesame

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Speaker 10: street for Iraqis a USAID grant for every wild thing?

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Speaker 10: Could they get a USAID grant to learn how to

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Speaker 10: speak to the civilization that we've never touched before. You know,

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Speaker 10: I feel as if this is a national geographic documentary

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Speaker 10: and now we venture into the wild to learn to

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Speaker 10: talk to a group of people largely forgotten. No, they're

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Speaker 10: not the Aborigines of Australia. They're not the island people

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Speaker 10: They are men half of the population of the country

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Speaker 10: we desire to govern.

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Speaker 1: Play cut to eighteen within the.

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Speaker 22: Terms fast approaching and the full six months after November

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Speaker 22: is electoral drubbing. The Democratic Party appears to still be

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Speaker 22: in fact finding vote. The New York Times reports that

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Speaker 22: partying donors and strategists have been gathering at luxury hotels

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Speaker 22: to figure out how to speak to young men. Quote

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Speaker 22: it is code named to SAM, short for Speaking with

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Speaker 22: American Men. A strategic plan and promises investment to study

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Speaker 22: the syntax, language and content that gains attention and virality

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Speaker 10: The syntax, language, and content. So they hire a linguist

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Speaker 10: as if they're trying to decode ancient Sumerian. How did

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Speaker 10: we go so wrong talking to these people? You are

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Speaker 10: the problem. Everything you believe is the problem. Instead of

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Speaker 10: And honestly, I got to give our podcast, our.

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Speaker 7: Not all.

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Speaker 10: The vibe is that if you embrace the Democrats, that

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Speaker 10: not even that they love Republicans or love Conservatism. It's

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Speaker 10: just that it's such a sad shell and husk of

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Speaker 10: to be constantly policing people's speech through the pronoun directives.

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Speaker 10: You're gonna be caring about race, hostilities and the mobilizing

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Speaker 10: of resentments. While the left offers therapy and safe spaces,

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Speaker 10: we on the right, we offer discipline, identity, and meaning.

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Speaker 10: And men are craving meaning, men are suffering under Victor

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Speaker 10: Frankel's existential despair. But the Democrat stratus and donors meeting

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Speaker 10: at this luxury hotel are seeking a prognosis. As they're

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Speaker 10: meeting at the swanky hotels, they say they're going to

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Speaker 10: buy advertisements and video games among other things.

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Speaker 1: That's it, We're done.

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Speaker 10: If no one's ever thought to buy advertisements and video

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Speaker 10: games before, it's just never happened before. Above all, we

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Speaker 10: must shift from a moralizing tone. Oh maybe you're starting

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Speaker 10: to gather a little bit of self awareness. MSNBC is

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Speaker 10: fighting over whether this is a good idea of play

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Speaker 5: It's great that we're being a little bit more introspective.

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Speaker 4: That's always helpful.

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Speaker 5: But I think that the Democrats have forgot that maybe

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Speaker 5: we should just talk.

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Speaker 4: To people like people. We don't need to do studies

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Speaker 4: on it, we don't need to meet at hotels. How

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Speaker 4: about we just go to.

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Speaker 10: Is yes, I'm very smart and funny.

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Speaker 6: Makes Charlie kirk so effective on a campus like this.

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Speaker 13: I just think it's all that the research he's done,

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Speaker 26: President Trump says he's considering taking three billion dollars in

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Speaker 26: sued to restore the funding, arguing that President Trump is

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Speaker 26: FBI Director or Deputy Director Dan Bongino says the FBI

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Speaker 26: That's a quick check of your headlines. I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 20: This movement will not be silenced. You're listening to the

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Speaker 10: Welcome back, everybody. Email us is always freedom at Charliekirk

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Speaker 10: dot com. I want to tell you about one of

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Speaker 1: Amazing. Give it up for Dakota being here today.

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Speaker 7: Oh? Great?

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Speaker 1: Thank you, America.

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Speaker 10: Small businesses rely on TikTok to succeed, helping them attract

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Speaker 1: That is TikTok economic impact dot Com. So check it

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Speaker 10: Joining us now is Senator Rick Scott the Great State

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Speaker 10: of Florida. Senator, I want to just begin by talking

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Speaker 1: What's going on here?

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Speaker 16: Well, I think for Florida education, it's pretty scary right

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Speaker 16: now talking about electing somebody that's clearly has said that

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Speaker 16: it made the very racist things about you know, original

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Speaker 14: He's been a big proponent of DEI.

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Speaker 16: So what I've been asking is, okay, so let's do

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Speaker 16: a real investigation here, Let's get.

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Speaker 4: All the facts out on the table. Let's take our

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Speaker 4: let's slow down, take our time.

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Speaker 16: But the University of Florida trustees are voting today. Uh,

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Speaker 16: they're going to make a decision today. Now, after that

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Speaker 16: is responsible for all the university system in Florida.

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Speaker 14: So I'm hopeful at some point, you.

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Speaker 16: Know, they'll they'll take this seriously and do a real investigation,

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Speaker 16: because what we don't want, we want we don't want

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Speaker 16: anti symmetism on our campuses. We don't want any campets,

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Speaker 16: the cabinets on our campus. We don't want somebody to

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Speaker 16: say that that, you know, we're all racist. And this guy,

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Speaker 16: you know, this guy at the University of Michigan allowed

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Speaker 16: students there to be harassed, has said that the countries

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Speaker 4: So I don't I don't get it. It doesn't make

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Speaker 10: Well, and it's just we need to get these universities

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Speaker 10: in Florida back into alignment. It is they need to

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Speaker 10: be places of free speech and elevating the West. And

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Speaker 10: so the you hear the story, the headline here is

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Speaker 10: that you want the UF board to investigate the presidential pick.

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Speaker 10: I just who puts these people even in the positions,

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Speaker 10: and does the governor have the final say?

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Speaker 4: Well, the governor does have the final say.

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Speaker 16: What happens is the board at the university gets to

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Speaker 16: pick them, and then and after that has to be

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Speaker 16: confirmed by the Board of Governors. It looks at all

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Speaker 16: the universities. But see it's look, it's a secret search.

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Speaker 16: It's not it's not in the public. These things need

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Speaker 16: needs to have conversations with all the students, with all

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Speaker 16: the facilory, with all the donors, with everybody in Florida

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Speaker 16: an open process. So, I mean, this is our flagship university.

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Speaker 16: I mean tell you I was government for eight years.

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Speaker 16: We put significant resources. I appointed people, these boards to

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Speaker 16: We did, and I just hope this doesn't take us backwards.

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Speaker 1: Let's just pull. I mean, there's so much here.

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Speaker 10: This is Santa Ono, who could become the next president

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Speaker 10: of the University of Florida.

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Speaker 1: Play cut one fifty six.

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Speaker 28: Racism is one of America's original sins, and the University

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Speaker 28: of Michigan has not been immune from participating in racism.

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Speaker 28: We have excluded and segregated individuals because of their race,

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Speaker 28: or their gender, ethnicity, religious faith, or sexual orientation.

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Speaker 1: In doing so, if you think about.

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Speaker 28: Them, we have robbed those individuals and our university in

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Speaker 28: our world of their incredible talents and potential.

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Speaker 1: And then play cut one fifty eight.

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Speaker 10: An Indigenous Strategic Plan and Climate action play cut one

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Speaker 23: We know that the Indigenous Strategic Plan is considered to

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Speaker 23: be sort of the standard globally. The Climate Action Plan

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Speaker 23: Force Report Anti Racism Inclusive Excellence is also considered to

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Speaker 23: I'm really proud of what the university community has accomplished

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Speaker 23: during our time together.

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Speaker 10: So Florida is becoming more and more Republican and more

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Speaker 10: common sense, and this guy might become.

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Speaker 1: President in the center.

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Speaker 10: It's outrageous, It's completely outrageous.

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Speaker 4: And so how can without a thorough.

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Speaker 16: Investigation, without completely understanding. Maybe you know, you could give

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Speaker 16: them of doubt something was taken out of context, but

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Speaker 16: you look at that, you listen to those takes, what

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Speaker 16: we're racist down here, We're not. We believe in meritocracy.

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Speaker 16: We want you to get a job at the end.

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Speaker 16: You know, so we're not buying into all this DEI

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Speaker 10: Right, Senator, I would now want to shift gears to

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Speaker 10: take on the current status of the Big Beautiful Bill's

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Speaker 10: will you be advocating for some changes?

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Speaker 14: Well, look, I.

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Speaker 16: Think all the Ron Johnson and Brand Paul might lee

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Speaker 4: We want a good bill.

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Speaker 16: We want to build a securitsive order. We want President

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Speaker 16: Trump's agenda. We want to make sure plus up the military.

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Speaker 16: We want to make sure we all the DOGE. Opportunities

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Speaker 16: to reduce costs are part of this bill. And then

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Speaker 16: let's go to the exemp.

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Speaker 4: We can but guess what regrets to increased the budget

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Speaker 4: by over.

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Speaker 14: Fifty percent in the last five years.

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Speaker 4: The House bill cuts us spending by less than.

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Speaker 14: Two percent over the next ten years.

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Speaker 16: It doesn't balance the budget doesn't been close to balance

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Speaker 16: in the budget. So there's a whole bunch of us.

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Speaker 16: We are going to fight like hell to balance this budget.

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Speaker 16: I mean, you know, so we've got to get rid of.

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Speaker 4: The Green New Deal money. We've got to say, if.

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Speaker 16: You don't want to work, why do you get free

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Speaker 16: health care paid by somebody else? Why do poor states

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Speaker 16: pay for the health care of the systems of richer states.

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Speaker 16: I mean, there's so many things that there's no common

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Speaker 16: in the process to balance the budget, and we can

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Speaker 16: balance the budget quickly.

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Speaker 14: You balance your budget.

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Speaker 16: Part of it's going to be through this reconciliation bill

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Speaker 16: with the mandatory part of it will be through the

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Speaker 14: But we're going to get this done.

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Speaker 10: So, Senator, would you say, without any changes at its

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Speaker 10: current composition, would you vote now?

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Speaker 20: Oh?

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Speaker 4: Absolutely, I vote no.

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Speaker 14: This This bill doesn't have it.

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Speaker 4: Have it if there's if they brought to the floor

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Speaker 4: light right.

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Speaker 16: Now, there's not there's not a chance they'll get the

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Speaker 16: we all know we have to balance the budget. Look,

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Speaker 16: we know that it's getting harder to sell our treasuries.

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Speaker 16: We know interest rates are going up. We want to

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Speaker 16: get interest rates down. We get get it inflation under control.

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Speaker 16: That means balance a budget. Guess what I did it

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Speaker 16: every year I was governor. If you know, these states

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Speaker 16: supposedly balance their budgets. No, they bounce their budget by

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Speaker 16: doing the same thing the federal government does.

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Speaker 4: They borrow money. I stopped that.

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Speaker 16: I stopped the state borrowed more money every year, which

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Speaker 16: a third of the state debt while I was governed.

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Speaker 16: So that's what we ought to be doing at the

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Speaker 16: how we'll get inflation on control. The poorest families in

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Speaker 16: massive inflation caused by reckless government spending. We're spending too, Charlie,

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Speaker 16: two trillion dollars more then we take in, and we're taking.

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Speaker 14: In employe of mind, it's not like we don't have

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Speaker 4: We have way higher spending than we need.

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Speaker 10: And so so Senator that that's that's a big statement,

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Speaker 10: and we want to see it pass. What can then

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Speaker 10: I thought it passed the House. Are you saying that

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Speaker 10: the Senate can change it and then there's a reconciliation

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Speaker 1: Is that correct?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Charlie will change it.

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Speaker 16: We'll have our own bill, and what'll happen is it

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Speaker 4: To the House and they'll pass our bill.

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Speaker 16: But I believe we're going to dramatically reduce mandatory spending

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Speaker 4: In a short period of time, which is what we

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Speaker 16: It's what we promised. I just went through my election

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Speaker 10: Senator, in closing here, let's talk about the great elements

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Speaker 10: that I'm sure that you don't.

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Speaker 1: Want to gut.

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Speaker 10: Energy independence one thousand dollars Trump account for every new baby,

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Speaker 10: boring drill, baby drill, border security ice agents, border patrol,

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Speaker 10: tax on remittances, no tax on tips, no tax on overtime,

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Speaker 10: major middle class tax cut, and I'm just barely touching

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Speaker 10: the surface. We're starting to get to work requirements for Medicaid,

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Speaker 10: but it needs to be even more dramatic. We're peeling

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Speaker 10: a little bit back of the Inflation Reduction Act in

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Speaker 10: that nonsense of Biden. So we don't want to blow

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Speaker 10: up the entire bill. And I'm sure that is your perspective,

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Speaker 10: then we have a historic accomplishment.

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Speaker 14: Senator, we will give historic spending cuts.

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Speaker 4: I believe in it.

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Speaker 16: We've had great conversations in the Republican Senate about how

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Speaker 16: we be spending more money for able buying adults that

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Speaker 14: Was a kid because we didn't have Medicaid back then.

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Speaker 4: But now guess what.

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Speaker 16: The states have played the system right through provider taxes

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Speaker 16: in the cold, just like they were before Medicaid. So

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Speaker 16: let's get it back to its purpose. Take care of

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Speaker 16: the chronically old, take care of the disabled, take care

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Speaker 16: of the poor kids that can't afford health care. That's

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Speaker 16: what we should be doing, and that's what I'm going

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Speaker 16: to make sure happens with this senator.

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Speaker 1: In closing here, what would be what is your block?

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Speaker 10: I mean, Lee, Paul, all you guys together, what would

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Speaker 1: Because you're not going to get everything you want, that's politics.

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Speaker 10: What would you say is the line of which you

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Speaker 10: five seconds remaining, So.

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Speaker 4: Charlie, now, part of it will be through this build reconciliation.

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Speaker 14: Part will be the budget.

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Speaker 4: But we it looks like we'll collect five and a

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Speaker 16: So this year we should not spend more than six

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Speaker 16: more and hopefully have our revenues come up more as

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Speaker 14: So over about three year period of time we should

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Speaker 16: So our goal is to get the spending down to

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Speaker 10: Senator, thank you for your time and we'll be watching

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Speaker 1: Thank you.

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Speaker 29: I agree that stable monogamist relationships often produce the best

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Speaker 10: Okay, so the first one, the second law of thermodynamics

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Speaker 10: here again. It's we have to praise President Trump at

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Speaker 10: his administration every time we get a win. And I

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Speaker 10: Brett Weinstein well, people were not talking about this story

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Speaker 10: why is it that the COVID shot is still being

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Speaker 10: recommended to healthy children and to pregnant women.

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Speaker 7: Now?

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Speaker 10: I don't know if it's actually been removed from the

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Speaker 10: I'm going to have to have somebody much smarter than

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Speaker 1: Someone can explain that to me other time.

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Speaker 10: But let's play the announcement here. Let's play cut to

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Speaker 30: I couldn't be more pleased to announce that, as of today,

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Speaker 4: That ends today.

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Speaker 10: I'm sorry, I got to take a pause here. I

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Speaker 10: times for the will of people. We are a republic,

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Speaker 10: not a democracy. Can I just have a still image

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Speaker 10: of Bobby Kennedy on screen? Though, I want you to

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Speaker 10: small deed democratic institutions still work. The only reason why

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Speaker 10: He's not there because of Astra Zeneca Orfiser, Maderna Johnson

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Speaker 10: I want you to soak in that for a second.

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Speaker 10: That should give you unbelievable hope. That should give you optimism,

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Speaker 10: That should give you satisfaction. President Donald Trump honored his

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Speaker 10: and the power of the Maha movement. You want to

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Speaker 1: Is Maha by far.

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Speaker 10: And just so you know, this happened at the Turning

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Speaker 10: And now Bobby Kennedy is saying, Nope, the COVID shot

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Speaker 10: is no longer being recommended. If for that reason and

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Speaker 10: that reason alone, you should say praise God that President

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Speaker 10: easy to get so into the weeds of complaining and

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Speaker 10: doomsdayg and blackpilling and dooming, but let's just just take

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Speaker 10: a pause and say, Wow, Bobby Kennedy is the head

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Speaker 10: of the AJHS and he is now going after the

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Speaker 10: COVID shot, flanked by Jay Botachara and doctor Martin McCarey.

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Speaker 10: And show that screen up one more time, do you

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Speaker 10: know what those three men all have in common. All

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Speaker 10: three of them, Jay Bartichara, Marty McCarey, and Bobby Kennedy.

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Speaker 10: All three were uniquely maligned and uniquely slandered during COVID.

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Speaker 10: They were uniquely censored, they were uniquely singled out. And

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Speaker 10: now they're running our public health departments and they get

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Speaker 10: the last laugh. And maybe now we need to keep

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Speaker 10: on investigating the efficacy of the COVID shot. Maybe get

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Speaker 10: that jab off the market altogether. I'll let other people

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Speaker 10: make that case. This was our ask and we got it.

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Speaker 10: No longer being recommended for healthy kids. Praise the Lord.

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Speaker 10: Second hour coming up.

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Speaker 26: Tarrence Bates here with your Real America's Voice news break.

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Speaker 26: Thanks so much for being along for the ride. America

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Speaker 26: could soon get answers about who left cocaine in the

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Speaker 26: West Wing of the White House during President Biden's time

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Speaker 26: in office. We're also hoping to find out who leaked

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Speaker 26: the Supreme Court's draft opinion overturning gro V Wade. FBI

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Speaker 26: Deputy Director Dan Bongino says the FBI will launch new

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Speaker 26: investigations into both previous investigations by the Secret Service and

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Speaker 26: Supreme Court, respectively, have been closed, neither probe identified the

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Speaker 26: person responsible. Bongino also says more resources will be put

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Speaker 26: towards the FBI's investigations into pipe bombs that were placed

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Speaker 26: at the Democratic and Republican National Committee offices in Washington

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Speaker 26: back in twenty twenty one. Leading up to January sixth.

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Speaker 26: The Trump administration is facing a new lawsuit this morning.

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Speaker 26: Is National Public Radio and three of its local stations

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Speaker 26: are arguing that President Trump's executive order aimed at cutting

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Speaker 26: federal funding for the organization is illegal. They also believe

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Speaker 26: the order, which targets both NPR and PBS, violates the

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Speaker 26: First Amendment. Here's a quote from today's legal action. It

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Speaker 26: says the orders objectives could not be clearer. The order

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Speaker 26: aims to punish MPR for the content of news and

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Speaker 26: other programming the president dislikes, and show the free exercise

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Speaker 26: of First Amendment rights by NPR and individual public radio

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Speaker 26: stations across the country. The suit was filed in Washington,

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Speaker 26: d C's Federal court today. The plaints include NPR, Colorado

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Speaker 26: Public Radio, Aspen Public Radio, and KUTE Incorporated. While PBS

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Speaker 26: is also pushed back against the President's EO, the broadcaster

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Speaker 26: is not part of today's suit. However, experts do expect

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Speaker 26: President Trump is reportedly weighing new sanctions against Russia following

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Speaker 26: this weekend's massive attack on Ukraine. The aerial offensive is

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Speaker 26: said to be the largest of the war so far.

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Speaker 26: Taking to true social President Trump saying his Russian counterpart

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Speaker 26: Vladimir Putin has gone absolutely crazy.

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Speaker 3: I'm not happy with what Putin's doing. He's killing a

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Speaker 3: lot of people, and I don't know what the hell

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Speaker 3: happened to Putin. I've known him a long time, always

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Speaker 3: gotten along with him. But he's sending rockets into cities

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Speaker 2: I don't like it at all.

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Speaker 3: Okay, we're in the middle of talking and he's shooting

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Speaker 3: rockets into Giev and other cities.

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Speaker 2: I don't like it at all.

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Speaker 26: The Ukrainian Air Force says Russia launched three hundred and

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Speaker 26: fifty five drones and nine cruise missiles against Ukraine over

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Speaker 26: the weekend. Despite supposed peace talks between the two sides,

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Speaker 26: each is continuing to fight and launching attacks on the other.

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Speaker 10: Well.

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Speaker 26: It appears progress has been made with the European Union

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Speaker 26: after President Trump confirmed on Sunday that he plans to

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Speaker 26: delay implementation of a fifty percent tariff on goods from

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Speaker 26: This is a positive event, and I hope that they

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Speaker 26: will finally, like my same demand to China, open up

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Speaker 10: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always freedom At

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Speaker 10: Charliekirk dot com. What is going on in South Africa?

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Speaker 10: You see we've been covering by the way. We're here

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Speaker 10: at the Bitcoin dot Com Studio. What is happening in

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Speaker 10: South Africa? But we're told by the media that it's

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Speaker 10: not happening. But it's good that it is. That we

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Speaker 10: need cultural context to understand the kill the Board chat. Well,

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Speaker 10: in South Africa they're doubling and tripling down on the

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Speaker 10: kill the Board chat. This is now becoming global and

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Speaker 10: international news. Joining us now is a very accomplished businessman

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Speaker 10: from South Africa, Robert Hearsov.

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Speaker 1: Robert, great to see you. Thank you for joining the show.

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Speaker 10: Please introduce yourself and tell us what is happening in

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Speaker 10: South Africa.

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Speaker 4: Dollie, thanks for that.

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Speaker 7: An honor to be on your show.

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Speaker 11: So I'm a sixty four year old South African businessman,

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Speaker 11: fifth generation born in South Africa, spent thirty one years

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Speaker 11: of my life living in America, Europe, in the UK,

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Speaker 11: and I went back in twenty seventeen and in nineteen

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Speaker 11: ninety four the African National Congress the ANC got elected.

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Speaker 11: White minority rule ended.

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Speaker 4: And we had democracy.

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Speaker 11: And for the first fourteen years things went really well

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Speaker 11: under Nelson Mandela. But from two thousand and eight until today,

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Speaker 11: our country has gone backwards, has de industrialized, the economy

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Speaker 11: is falling apart, and the ANC government has been introducing

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Speaker 11: anti white racist laws, socialist policies, and have basically been

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Speaker 11: breaking and stealing the economy. And the reason they thought

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Speaker 11: they could get away with it is because we had

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Speaker 11: a miracle solution in nineteen ninety four with Nelson Mandela

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Speaker 11: and the whole world went, we've sold South Africa, let's

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Speaker 11: go look elsewhere. And the anti government has used that

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Speaker 11: as an excuse to bring in kliptocracy in actocracy and

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Speaker 11: break and steal the country. It is in very very

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Speaker 11: bad shape. And thank you Donald Trump and thank you

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Speaker 11: America for pointing it out.

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Speaker 1: So let's get into the facts here.

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Speaker 10: I am told by the American media that there is

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Speaker 10: no anti white, anti bore, anti farmer sentiment, that no

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Speaker 10: one is actually dying. What is the truth on the

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Speaker 10: ground in South Africa from the race politics that the

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Speaker 10: major South African political parties are demonstrating against South African

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Speaker 10: white farmers.

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Speaker 11: Since nineteen ninety four, one hundred and fourteen one one

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Speaker 11: four anti white, anti colored, anti Indian colors are mixture

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Speaker 11: of black and white. One hundred and fourteen anti white,

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Speaker 11: colored and Indian race based laws have been introduced in

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Speaker 11: our country. One hundred and fourteen of them, there's black

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Speaker 11: economic empowerment, which every year gets extended not just from

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Speaker 11: companies doing business with the government, but now any company

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Speaker 11: over fifty people. There is an act that's gone been

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Speaker 11: signed into law called expropriation without Compensation.

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Speaker 14: Just think about those words.

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Speaker 11: Would you invest in a country that at a law

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Speaker 11: expropriation without compensation? Not just farms, banks, mines, the watch

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Speaker 11: for rest, but worse than that. There's an extreme left

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Speaker 11: party called the Economic Freedom Fighters. Think of the brown

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Speaker 11: Shirts in Germany in nineteen thirty three. These guys wear

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Speaker 11: red berets, one hundred thousand of them, jumping up and

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Speaker 11: down in a football stadium, shouting kill, kill the farmer,

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Speaker 11: one settler, one bullet, and that fellow you're showing on

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Speaker 11: the screen. Julius Malema in an interview said that they're

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Speaker 11: going to slit the throat of whiteness, but not yet.

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Speaker 11: And the media, the media, the mainstream media, try to

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Speaker 11: tell you, the American people, there isn't a problem. Donald

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Speaker 11: Trump used the word genocide. He said there's a genocide

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Speaker 11: taking place in South Africa. The media threw the hands

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Speaker 11: in the air and said there's no genocide. But genocide

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Speaker 11: isn't just extermination.

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Speaker 4: There are ten elements to genocide.

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Speaker 11: There's classification, persecution, organization, denial leading to extermination. And with

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Speaker 11: laws like expropriation without compensation and all the pieces being

1056
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Speaker 11: put in place and these crazy guys with the red

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Speaker 11: hats jumping up and down, there is in process a

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Speaker 11: potential genocide. And if I may give one more important statistic,

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Speaker 11: there are so many farmers in South Africa that have

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Speaker 11: been attacked, murdered, and of those murdered, twenty percent have

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Speaker 11: been tortured and raped. If you take the number of

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Speaker 11: people murdered farmers murdered in South Africa as a percentage

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Speaker 11: of the thirty thousand commercial farmers, extrapolate that as a

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Speaker 11: pro rata number to the three million commercial farmers in

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Speaker 11: America from twenty twenty to today, two hundred and thirty

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Speaker 11: five thousand American farmers would have been killed. Holy grow,

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Speaker 11: And you told me there's nothing happening in South Africa that.

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Speaker 10: I mean, that's that almost takes your breath away when

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Speaker 10: you think about that. Is it is it black people

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Speaker 10: that are going and hunting down white farmers and are

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Speaker 10: white farmers hunting down black people? Or because it would

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Speaker 10: be it would be a national news story. If white

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Speaker 10: farmers were going after black individuals, which way is it?

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Speaker 11: Suchs not just white farmers, the black colored Indian farmers

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Speaker 11: being attacked to but the vast majority have been white farmers,

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Speaker 11: and it is black terrorists, people desperate for economic reasons

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Speaker 11: but also racially motivated. You don't torture someone unless there's

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Speaker 11: a hatred of some sort which is racial. And this

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Speaker 11: Julius Milennan is eff jumping up and dancing kill the

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Speaker 11: boor bour means farmer, one bullet, one settler is inciting

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Speaker 11: that sort of anger and horror that there are no

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Speaker 11: white people hunting down black people.

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Speaker 7: Nothing.

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Speaker 4: It is a one way street.

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Speaker 10: So the entire world basically came to a standstill, and

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Speaker 10: we had massive civil unrest in America with the drug

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Speaker 10: overdose of George Floyd. And now we are seeing in

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Speaker 10: South Africa a pattern where you say, if you extrapolate

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Speaker 10: that to America, two hundred and thirty five thousand American farmers.

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Speaker 1: But we're told that it's not happening.

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Speaker 10: The media is insistent, how many of these white farmers

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Speaker 10: and these boers now want to come to America If

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Speaker 10: things were wonderful, then they would stay there. That is

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Speaker 10: the evidence that they own the land, their parents were there.

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Speaker 10: Yet how many of them want to actually now come

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Speaker 10: to America.

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Speaker 11: So there have been thirteen generations of Africanas, and Africane

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Speaker 11: is a white African. There have been thirteen generations of

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Speaker 11: Africanas in South Africa. The first Dutch settlers, escaping persecution Huguenots,

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Speaker 11: came to the Cape in sixteen fifty two. I think

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Speaker 11: Mayflower was sixteen twenty.

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Speaker 21: So if the white.

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Speaker 11: Africans are going to get kicked out of Africa, I

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Speaker 11: mean you want to kick all the Americans out of America.

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Speaker 11: It makes no sense. We're African, we grew up there.

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Speaker 11: It's our country as much as anyone else's. So I

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Speaker 11: think there's not going to be a flood of refugees

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Speaker 11: to America because because the Africana South Africans have nowhere

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Speaker 11: to go. And you know, usually when the country's melting

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Speaker 11: down and you can see persecution taking place, it's usually

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Speaker 11: against the Jews, and the Jews leave. When the Jews

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Speaker 11: start leaving, you know, country's in trouble. But they've got

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Speaker 11: to they can go to Israel. The Africanas have got

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Speaker 11: nowhere to go. This South Africa is their land, it's

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Speaker 11: my land. Why should we leave? So what Donald Trump's done,

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Speaker 11: which is incredibly intelligent, to use the word genocide, which

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Speaker 11: the left hates. It's supposed to be their word they

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Speaker 11: can throw against other people, and genocide, even though extermination

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Speaker 11: is not happening, there is too many elements of it

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Speaker 11: being put in place where it could happen. So there

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Speaker 11: won't be a flood of refugees to America. But I must,

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Speaker 11: I must praise American Donald Trump fall mention the word genocide,

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Speaker 11: putting a spotlight on South Africa and offering people refugee

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Speaker 11: status because he's brought the world's spotlight onto the evil

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Speaker 11: that the ANC and the two hard left parties are

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Speaker 11: perpetuating on our country.

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Speaker 1: Robert, stay right there.

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Speaker 10: When I was at Oxford last week, this came up repeatedly.

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Speaker 10: In fact, a young man we had a twenty minute

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Speaker 10: debate on this where he's like, you know, I don't

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Speaker 10: like the kill the boar thing, but we really should

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Speaker 10: take the land from the white farmer. And I finally

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Speaker 10: got him, and I can't wait for this video to

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Speaker 10: under your moral worldview. You punish the grand kid for

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Speaker 10: the sins of a grandfather. I said, under what dimension

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Speaker 10: is that morally fair? This intergenerational sin. We're going to

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Speaker 10: take that up after the break, because that is what

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Speaker 10: it's core. Every toxic idea that has infected America is

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Speaker 10: on full display in the race politics of South Africa,

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Speaker 10: from critical race theory, from confiscation of land, from the

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Speaker 10: What they are chanting in South Africa play cut one

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Speaker 10: eighty two. Just an entire stadium raving killed a boar

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Speaker 10: with gunshot noises. But Robert I am told by our

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Speaker 10: media we are lacking cultural context.

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Speaker 1: What am I missing here?

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Speaker 11: You're missing nothing. The left wing, the mainstream media believe

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Speaker 11: we deserved. We deserved. That's how sick the left is.

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Speaker 11: This is a terrifying situation. The economy is broken. A

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Speaker 11: million South Africans have emigrated, have left. The white population

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Speaker 11: of South Africa seven percent used to be twenty percent.

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Speaker 11: And listen to these statistics. Our unemployment rate is forty

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Speaker 11: percent and our youth unemployment rate is sixty percent. So

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Speaker 11: the ANC government has destroyed the economy, broken all the

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Speaker 11: state owned enterprises, and now after thirty one years, because

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Speaker 11: they've failed, what are they using as the excuse, colonialism, whiteness, apartheid,

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Speaker 11: And they're trying to do that to reclaim the ability

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Speaker 11: to steal from this country. But on the far left,

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Speaker 11: you have these guys, the economic freedom fighters who ought

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Speaker 11: to be jailed and if not jailed, sanctioned. And I'm

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Speaker 11: hoping Donald Trump's administration and it's very easy. There's a

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Speaker 11: list of two three hundred and forty eight names of people,

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Speaker 11: hate speech, criminality, anti Americanism that ought to be put

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Speaker 11: on those lists because we can't fix this country internally,

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Speaker 11: we can't shift the country to free markets, democracy, rule

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Speaker 11: of law. It's falling apart, and the West has looked

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Speaker 11: the other way. Britain and Europe have been pathetic thinking

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Speaker 11: soft diplomacy works, and America has been just as bad

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Speaker 11: until the arrival of Donald Trump. So we have one

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Speaker 11: chance only to say this country and unfortunately or fortunately

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Speaker 11: is coming from.

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Speaker 10: You American left wing race hustlers are very quick to

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Speaker 10: try and distort what is happening in South Africa. Listen carefully,

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Speaker 10: this is the celebration parallax. As the Great Michael Anton

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Speaker 10: would say. It's not happening, but it's good that it is.

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Speaker 10: Play cut two three.

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Speaker 13: And there is no confiscation of land. Half of South

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Speaker 13: Africa is white owned farms essentially, even though the white

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Speaker 13: population is only seven percent. What the government did do

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Speaker 13: that really caught Trump's eye this year was a measure

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Speaker 13: that would allow the government to take land without providing compensation.

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Speaker 10: What there is in one clip he says there's no

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Speaker 10: confiscation of land. At the end, he says, there's a

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Speaker 10: measure that would take land without providing compensation. Talk about this, Yeah,

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Speaker 10: we'll talk about the ideology of resentment of race politics

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Speaker 10: that all of the kill the boor is a result

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Speaker 10: of the envy and the greed of the majority black

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Speaker 10: population that would much rather complain that white people own

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Speaker 10: land rather than trying to make something of their own lives.

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Speaker 11: So here's an interesting thing, Charlie, which no one knows.

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Speaker 11: Eighty eight percent of South Africans are Christians, conservative and

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Speaker 11: they want the same thing. All South Africans and all

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Speaker 11: Americans want a better life, safety, security, basic services, an

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Speaker 11: opportunity for a job and dignity, and a better life

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Speaker 11: for their children. The vast majority of South Africans want that.

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Speaker 11: But it's the ruling party who are the gangsters who

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Speaker 11: want to stay in power yep, and who in a

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Speaker 11: malevolent and pernicious way want to keep people poor, homeless, hopeless,

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Speaker 11: unemployed and uneducated so that they can bribe them with

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Speaker 11: social grants. Twenty eight million South Africans twenty eight million

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Speaker 11: out of sixty survive on social grants. Our economies growing

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Speaker 11: at one percent or population growth at two percent. So

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Speaker 11: it's not the mass of South Africans that are anti whites,

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Speaker 11: or it's the government and these nasty two parties on

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Speaker 11: the left supported by America and the West's pathetic leftist.

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Speaker 10: Media, Robert, and closing here, what would you say in

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Speaker 10: about thirty seconds is the call to action for America

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Speaker 10: to stand up against what's happening in South Africa.

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Speaker 11: America, thank you for taking notice. We're going to keep

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Speaker 11: the spotlight on the bad guys and incredible congressman like

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Speaker 11: Ronnie Jackson are putting a bill into Congress and into

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Speaker 11: the Senate that would identify the individuals in South Africa

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Speaker 11: that are creating hate speech, anti Americanism, anti Semitism, and

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Speaker 11: destroying our economy. Sanction them, put them on the magnitsculas

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Speaker 11: SDN them. Pick on the individuals, but please try not

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Speaker 11: to pick on the country because our economies on its knees.

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Speaker 14: Thank you, America.

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Speaker 10: Robert, God bless you, and thank you for your courage

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Speaker 10: speaking out on this issue.

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Speaker 1: Thank you.

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Speaker 10: Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. What's going on

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Speaker 10: with putin?

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Speaker 1: Raheem Cassam discusses after the.

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Speaker 31: Break, Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break.

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Speaker 26: I'm Terrence Bates. Former Culpepper County, Virginia Sheriff Scott Jenkins

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Speaker 26: is enjoying his presidential get out of Jail free card

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Speaker 26: Jenkins was set to begin a ten year federal prison

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Speaker 26: sentence for bribery today, but he'll remain a free man

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Speaker 26: thanks to President Trump's last minute pardon. On Monday, the

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Speaker 26: former sheriff was convicted of bribery for accepting more than

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Speaker 26: seventy five thousand dollars in exchange for appointing campaign contributors

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Speaker 26: as auxiliary deputy sheriffs. Jurors found him guilty this past December,

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Speaker 26: saying that several people bribed him in the form of

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Speaker 26: campaign contributions. In return, they were sworn in his deputy

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Speaker 26: sheriffs and received badges and credentials. In court documents, the

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Speaker 26: Justice Department at the time said, and I'm quoting here,

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Speaker 26: the bride payers were not trained or vetted and did

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Speaker 26: not render any legitimate services to the sheriff's office. And

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Speaker 26: announcing the pardon, President Trump calls Jenkins a victim of

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Speaker 26: overzealous Biden Department of Justice. President Trump reportedly weighing new

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Speaker 26: sanctions against Russia following this weekend's massive attack on Ukraine.

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Speaker 26: The aerial offensive is said to be the largest of

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Speaker 26: the war so far. Taking to true social President Trump

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Speaker 26: saying his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin has gone absolutely crazy.

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Speaker 2: I'm not happy with what Putin's doing.

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Speaker 3: He's killing a lot of people, and I don't know

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Speaker 3: what the hell happened to Putin.

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Speaker 2: I've known him a long time. I've always gotten along

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Speaker 2: with him.

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Speaker 3: Nobody He's sending rockets in the cities and killing people,

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Speaker 3: and I don't like it at all. Okay, we're in

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Speaker 3: the middle of talking and he's shooting rockets and to

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Speaker 3: gibb and other cities.

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Speaker 2: I don't like it at all.

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Speaker 26: The Ukrainian Air Force says Russia launched three hundred and

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Speaker 26: fifty five drones and nine cruise missiles against Ukraine over

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Speaker 26: the weekend. Despite supposed peace talks between the two sides,

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Speaker 26: each is continuing to fight and launching attacks on the other.

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Speaker 26: It appears that progress is being made with the European

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Speaker 10: the Nationalpulse dot Com. Raheem, great to see you, Raheem.

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Speaker 10: It's with great confusion that we are looking at what's

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Speaker 10: happening with Russia and Ukraine. President Donald Trump issued a

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Speaker 10: statement and also said on a press gaggle before boarding

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Speaker 10: Air Force One that he's not happy with Putin, saying

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Speaker 10: something has gone wrong with Putin, that Putin is launching

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Speaker 10: missiles into cities in the midst of peace negotiations.

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Speaker 1: What's going on here?

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Speaker 7: Yeah, thanks Charlie, Thank you for having me.

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Speaker 32: You know, a story that somehow became very close to

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Speaker 32: my heart since I was in the Madan Square during

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Speaker 32: the revolution in the latter days of twenty thirteen and

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Speaker 32: early twenty fourteen, and looking you know, down the pipeline

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Speaker 32: and everything.

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Speaker 7: That could have happened there, you know, talking about the.

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Speaker 32: Necessity really of a war, a hot war, given the

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Speaker 32: EU's expansionism, given NATO's expansionism. And obviously now we're talking

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Speaker 32: about Vladimir Putin, given his kind of this inability that

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Speaker 32: he finds himself.

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Speaker 7: In now to row back from from this war. I

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Speaker 7: think we need to go back about ten days.

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Speaker 32: I think it was when the Vice President was in

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Speaker 32: a gaggle on a plane with reporters and he said, look,

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Speaker 32: the problem with Putin, the problem Pootin has right now

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Speaker 32: is he doesn't actually know how to sell peace. He

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Speaker 32: doesn't actually know how to get out of this amongst

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Speaker 32: his own people. And those are you know, the people

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Speaker 32: are immediately around him, the general's, the oligarchs, but it's

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Speaker 32: also the Russian people. What does he take to the

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Speaker 32: Russian people now and say that he got, that he extracted,

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Speaker 32: that he won from all of this process. And increasingly

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Speaker 32: as we look at him aging, increasingly, as we look

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Speaker 32: at how he is considering this to be perhaps a

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Speaker 32: legacy that he didn't want a stalemate in Eastern Europe.

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Speaker 32: How does he sell a peace?

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Speaker 4: Now?

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Speaker 32: President Trump has tried, you know, peace for the sake

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Speaker 32: of peace. But now you can see that the tone

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Speaker 32: is shifting, and there are two tacks that he's taking.

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Speaker 32: They're very familiar to people who know President Trump. But

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Speaker 32: obviously it leaves the mainstream media scratching its heads because

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Speaker 32: they never listen to him anyway. So the two tacks

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Speaker 32: of this what we saw this week, which is the

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Speaker 32: volley fire of rhetoric to say, you know, hey, sharpen up,

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Speaker 32: we need you at the table.

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Speaker 7: You need to be at the table. What have you done?

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Speaker 7: Lost your mind?

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Speaker 32: And the other one is the carat right, which is

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Speaker 32: the economic exposure.

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Speaker 7: Welcome back to the G eight. We'll have you all

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Speaker 7: the conferences. You know, we can move past this.

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Speaker 32: We can invest in Russia and have Russia invest in

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Speaker 32: the Western world again.

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Speaker 7: And that is something that we're seeing now.

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Speaker 32: I guess in the last seven days that has now

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Speaker 32: become the tactic for the Trump administration. It's certainly been

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Speaker 32: a longer and a harder slug towards peace than I

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Speaker 32: think almost everyone had hoped. But we can still see

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Speaker 32: that there are weapons in the arsenal of peace here.

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Speaker 1: So I have several thoughts here.

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Speaker 10: Number one, what is Russia and Putin's calculus here? Why

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Speaker 10: are they bombing cities in the midst of these peace negotiations?

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Speaker 10: And do you think Russia wants an end to this war?

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Speaker 4: I'll take the.

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Speaker 32: Second question first, if you don't mind, I think yes,

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Speaker 32: and I think yes because the war hasn't extracted for

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Speaker 32: Russia on what it necessarily wanted.

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Speaker 7: They didn't go far enough, I think they would say.

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Speaker 7: In the early days of the war.

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Speaker 32: They failed to secure the capital, they failed to decapitate

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Speaker 32: the leader of the government there at the time, and

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Speaker 32: so this slow trudge hasn't really worked out the way

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Speaker 32: they wanted it.

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Speaker 7: To work out.

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Speaker 32: Look, I think when you look at the number of

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Speaker 32: lives lost, the amount of money it's cost, there's nothing

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Speaker 32: really that you can take back. And Zelenski has this

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Speaker 32: problem too, by the way, there's nothing really that either

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Speaker 32: of those leaders can take back to their public to say, ah, look,

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Speaker 32: we achieved this, that and the other for all of

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Speaker 32: this blood that's been shed, and for all the money

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Speaker 32: that we've spent on this, and for the livelihood.

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Speaker 7: That you have lost in the time. Be it right?

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Speaker 7: There isn't that, And so.

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Speaker 32: It's this weird logjam which brings me on to the

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Speaker 32: first part of your question, which is we are actually

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Speaker 32: probably at the most dangerous part of the war since

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Speaker 32: it started, because neither of these two men want to

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Speaker 32: give up any face. Neither of those two armies want

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Speaker 32: to be the first to be seen to back down.

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Speaker 32: But also they recognize that without bearing further teeth they

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Speaker 32: can expect no further concessions. My analysis of it is

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Speaker 32: there will be no further concessions. Where you land now

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Speaker 32: is where you land after any given peace deal. I

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Speaker 32: would counsel both of them to just get their pens

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Speaker 32: on paper.

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Speaker 1: And so that's the first thing.

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Speaker 10: So the second part is that is there any appetite

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Speaker 10: within the Trump White House or the broader let's say,

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Speaker 10: Republican coalition to continue sending armaments to Ukraine if Russia

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Speaker 10: wants to continue broker in this war.

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Speaker 32: Yes, yes, there is, and an increasing one at that

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Speaker 32: as well. And I say that as somebody who fundamentally

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Speaker 32: opposed involvement from the outset I can see on Capitol Hill,

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Speaker 32: I can see within the defense establishment now them sort

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Speaker 32: of you know, even coming around to a more I

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Speaker 32: dare say, Biden esque approach to dealing with this thing,

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Speaker 32: which is throwing more money and resources after it. It's

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Speaker 32: not their preferred route right now. The preferred route right

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Speaker 32: now actually will see the fruits of in the next

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Speaker 32: couple of days.

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Speaker 7: What's going to happen in the.

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Speaker 32: Next couple of days is European nations are going to

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Speaker 32: decide and announce whether or not they're increasing their percentage

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Speaker 32: share of GDP into the NATO budget. Remember, it had

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Speaker 32: typically been two percent. Just about nobody was reaching that

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Speaker 32: in the first instance. Trump comes along in twenty sixteen,

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Speaker 32: about half of NATO members go okay, we're.

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Speaker 7: Gonna do it. About half of the half ended up

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Speaker 7: doing it.

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Speaker 32: Now President Trump has been talking about upping that to

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Speaker 32: five percent, and the rumor mill is such that across

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Speaker 32: Europe a lot of these governments now are about to say,

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Speaker 32: you know what, Yes, it's high time we do this

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Speaker 32: and announce an increase to five percent GDP spending for defense.

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Speaker 33: That will be it sounds it sounds like a bureaucraphic change.

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Speaker 33: It will actually be somewhat of a sea change, not

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Speaker 33: just for the way that Europeans regard their own defense spending,

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Speaker 33: but actually how external adversaries to Europe, especially Russia, perceive

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Speaker 33: European military capabilities.

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Speaker 32: So that is coming in the next few days. We

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Speaker 32: think we'll see how that goes, because that could change

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Speaker 32: a lot.

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Speaker 10: And so just kind of one final question then is

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Speaker 10: what if we then start sending more armaments to Ukraine.

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Speaker 10: How do we reconcile that with a lot of our position,

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Speaker 10: which is that we have no business in this war.

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Speaker 1: We've said this for quite a while.

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Speaker 10: I suppose Russia, if they're willing to keep on sacrificing

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Speaker 10: so many of their citizens, do they think they have

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Speaker 10: the West over the barrel because we don't have the

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Speaker 10: might or the fortitude to continue this war.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 32: Well, Unfortunately, the role of a global hegemon, whether whether

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Speaker 32: you like it, accept it or not, doesn't necessarily mean

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Speaker 32: you have a part of every war. But it certainly

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Speaker 32: means you have a part of every piece that is

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Speaker 32: negotiated around the world. I mean, whether it is India

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Speaker 32: and Pakistan, whether it is in Eastern Europe, people will

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Speaker 32: look to the global hegemon for guidance, leadership, and underwriting

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Speaker 32: of any peace deal that is put together. So I

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Speaker 32: take your point entirely. I feel exactly the same way.

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Speaker 32: I don't feel that even my country, the United Kingdom,

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Speaker 32: necessarily has a role to play in that war in

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Speaker 32: that climate. But we have to also remember that it

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Speaker 32: was a lot of European actors, a lot of American

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Speaker 32: actors that led Ukraine into a position where it had

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Speaker 32: no nuclear deterrent, led Ukraine into a position where it

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Speaker 32: thought it was going to be rolled the Red carp

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Speaker 32: out to join NATO and the European Union. And when

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Speaker 32: those promises didn't come true. When when and not that

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Speaker 32: I'm saying they should have come true, but necessarily when

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Speaker 32: they didn't come true, this war broke out as a result,

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Speaker 32: and you had a number of leaders that were replaced.

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Speaker 7: There again European and American efforts.

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Speaker 32: So, yeah, we don't want to be a part of this,

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Speaker 32: but unfortunately we're tidying up the messes made by the

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Speaker 32: Obama Biden administration and indeed the previous leadership of the

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Speaker 32: European Union.

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Speaker 7: I think I said it.

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Speaker 34: At the beginning of this administration back in back in January,

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Speaker 34: I said, look, if they don't have a peace settlement

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Speaker 34: on the cards by summer, something drastic is going to change.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, And again the big fear here is how can

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Speaker 10: you broke her peace? If one of the sides do

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Speaker 10: not want peace and if Russia really does not want

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Speaker 10: to have peace and they're willing to keep on throwing

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Speaker 10: hundreds of thousands of their own young men as just

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Speaker 10: a meat grinder, then the question is what do we

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Speaker 10: in the West actually do? And reconciling that with the

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Speaker 10: question of what is the domestic appetite in America? But

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Speaker 10: one minute remaining, Rahim, does Russia really want all of Ukraine?

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Speaker 32: I think the prevailing consensus within Russia's military establishment and

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Speaker 32: political establishment I would say yes. I don't think public

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Speaker 32: sentiment in Russia tracts the same way. This is what

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Speaker 32: I mean when I talk about how you Putin is

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Speaker 32: looking at a legacy at this point. He knows he's

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Speaker 32: not going to be in power probably in five to

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Speaker 32: ten years time, and he probably knows that the country

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Speaker 32: is going in a very different direction after he leaves office.

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Speaker 32: So can he bring the Russian people to him on

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Speaker 32: this issue? I don't think he can, in which case

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Speaker 32: I think he is literally just clinging on to a

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Speaker 32: losing battle.

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Speaker 1: Here now, stay here, Rahiim.

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Speaker 10: This is a tough one because I think everyone in

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Speaker 10: this audience wants to see an end to this war.

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Speaker 10: We believe that the NATO expansionism and the saber rattling

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Speaker 10: but it provoked him into invading. But now we're in

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Speaker 10: kind of the trenches of this where both sides have

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Speaker 10: become blinded by their own fanaticism, convinced that they need

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Speaker 1: As a way to save face. This is a toughie.

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Speaker 8: Can a woman have a prostate?

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Speaker 8: So, as per my definition woman, I would say that

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Speaker 8: people who have a prostate are biologically male, but they

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Speaker 10: Okay, got it? So women can have prospects.

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Speaker 10: Okay, so you're a feminist that actually isn't just fighting

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Speaker 1: Okay, so raheem.

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Speaker 10: When I was in Cambridge, a professor came up and

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Speaker 10: was honestly on the pro Ukraine side, and he thought

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Speaker 10: it was laughable that CRIMEA would even be in contention

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Speaker 10: to be Russia's the fact, regardless sith that they've annexed it,

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Speaker 10: that Russian wine is from there, that the Russian navy

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Speaker 10: was headquartered from there. I mean a lot of different

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Speaker 10: aspects and elements to this is part of this also

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Speaker 10: the West's fault for our inability to give any concessions

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Speaker 10: to Putin through this process.

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Speaker 32: Yeah, I think that's probably a fair analysis of it. Look,

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Speaker 32: I think it's less of a fair analysis about the

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Speaker 32: the official class of negotiator. I think, actually, while they

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Speaker 32: probably won't want to tell you this, most things are

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Speaker 32: on the table to bring that war to an end,

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Speaker 32: and we're discussed in the last segment, you know what

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Speaker 32: is on the table in terms of war making to

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Speaker 32: perhaps bring Putin to the table. But also you're right

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Speaker 32: to point out different areas of what were historically both

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Speaker 32: Ukraine and Russia over the last several decades being up

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Speaker 32: for negotiation.

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Speaker 7: The problem is not that the problem is exactly of

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Speaker 7: which you speak. It's the academic class, it's the op

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Speaker 7: ed writers, it's the media class. And what the Russian apparatus,

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Speaker 7: the Russian.

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Speaker 32: Elites see day after day is all of this stuff

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Speaker 32: pedled out there to say, you know, even if you

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Speaker 32: do try and come to the table, we're not going

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Speaker 32: to let you have this, that and the other. Anyway,

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Speaker 32: we don't recognize you, we don't recognize Putin as the leader.

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Speaker 32: And actually none of that is coming out of officialdom.

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Speaker 32: It's all coming out of you know, the New York

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Speaker 32: Times and the Washington Post and these guys. And you know,

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Speaker 32: that's not to say that they can't have their opinions

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Speaker 32: on such things. That you have to understand media works

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Speaker 32: a very different way in some way like Russia that

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Speaker 32: it does in Midtown Manhattan. For a major publication that

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Speaker 32: is seen as you know, all the news that's fit

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Speaker 32: to print in Russia, to be publishing things like that,

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Speaker 32: that would almost have to get a tacit wink and

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Speaker 32: a nod from the establishment to allow that to happen.

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Speaker 32: And a lot of them interpret what the media class,

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Speaker 32: of the academic class and the think tang class in

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Speaker 32: the United States as saying is with a nudge and

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Speaker 32: a wink from official and that is simply not the case.

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Speaker 32: You can listen to all manner of podcasts and shows

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Speaker 32: and as I do, by the way, from across the

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Speaker 32: liberal elite sphere because I love to know what they're saying.

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Speaker 7: It's usually you know, opinion driven.

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Speaker 32: Nonsense, and you could be mistaken into thinking that this

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Speaker 32: was the view of the Pentagon or this is the

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Speaker 32: view of the Department of State.

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Speaker 7: Because they say, well, you know, of course I've spoken

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Speaker 7: to some sources.

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Speaker 32: Turns out some source was you know, an intern who

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Speaker 32: worked in a subsidiary department at State, you know, fifteen

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Speaker 32: hundred miles away somewhere, trying to trying to clout, chase

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Speaker 32: get or get their opinion taken. Seriously, coming back to

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Speaker 32: the to the to the point about about that. Look,

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Speaker 32: the Russian mentality, as we know, for hundreds of years,

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Speaker 32: has has geared towards the idea of suffering, and especially

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Speaker 32: suffering for your for your nation, for your compatriots.

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Speaker 7: This isn't new to them.

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Speaker 32: They don't have a feeling like we do, of necessarily

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Speaker 32: like war weariness like we do. But they also don't

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Speaker 32: have democratic institutions like we do. They don't have their

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Speaker 32: voices represented at every level of government as we're supposed to,

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Speaker 32: by the way, they don't have their voices represented in

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Speaker 32: their media class as we're supposed to, by the way.

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Speaker 32: And so for them, there's this giant chasm between the

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Speaker 32: leadership right now, which are you know, I won't say

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Speaker 32: they're not searching for a way out, but they're searching

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Speaker 32: for a way out that saves them face and public will,

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Speaker 32: which is which is really not on the side of

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Speaker 32: continuing continuing this this.

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Speaker 10: Check out the National Pulse dot com Raheem, thank you

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Speaker 10: so much, great analysis. I want to hear from you

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Speaker 10: freedom at Charliekirk dot com. If this war is ongoing,

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Speaker 10: do you support sending more money and arms to Ukraine?

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Speaker 1: See you guys tomorrow.