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Speaker 3: Eric Bowen, thank you, sir, did our handover. We're gonna

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Speaker 5: We've made an offer that the Ukrainians have accepted, which

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Speaker 10: Yeah, they've agreed to resume intelligent sharing and security assistants

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Speaker 12: This is what I expect is that this White House

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Speaker 12: This White House is going to send us a budget.

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Speaker 4: A radical.

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Speaker 3: Obama appointee federal judge. You've got some more scoop on him.

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Speaker 3: You're investigative reporting on this individual man.

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Speaker 10: Yes, the Obama appointee part of him is probably the

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Speaker 3: It, Natalie, Natalie Hanger. One second, just put a pin

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Speaker 3: in that we're gonna go live. President Trump's talking at

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Speaker 14: He came in, he said eighty percent. They said, what

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Speaker 14: That wouldn't have happened if I didn't win the election.

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Speaker 4: Welcome back to the war room.

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Speaker 4: Elon and all over doors.

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Speaker 3: Either one them, have them put their pencils down and

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Speaker 10: Yeah, Well, this district judge's decision is essentially going to

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Speaker 10: to see what's going on. But it's just sort of

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Speaker 10: ideologically and consistent, right because the people that they're now

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Speaker 10: letting examine Doge at the same time, they don't want

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Speaker 10: Doge to be able to do the same exact thing

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Speaker 10: to the United States government. But this judge, Christopher Cooper,

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Speaker 10: who was responsible for that decision. Again, I use the

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Speaker 10: term judge lightly. He's clearly an activist. Like I was saying,

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Speaker 10: the Obama appointee is the least radical thing about him.

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Speaker 10: This is someone who is a clear conflict of interest.

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Speaker 10: Just when you look at his resume. The guy used

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Speaker 10: to be a partner at Covington and Burling, the law

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Speaker 10: firm that President Trump provoked the government contract and security

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Speaker 10: clearance is from just two weeks ago. But when you

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Speaker 10: dig into his wife, I'm getting kind of I guess

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Speaker 10: Jack Smith deja vu situation. Amy Jeffries is her name.

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Speaker 10: Now here's her CV. She used to work for Eric

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Speaker 10: Holder to be an attorney representing Lisa Page during the

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Speaker 10: House Republican's inquiry into her efforts to smear President Trump

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Speaker 10: as a Russian agent.

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Speaker 2: Those infamous texts put it this way.

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Speaker 10: Merret Garland married the two of them so if you

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Speaker 10: have any questions about where the allegiance lies, I just

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Speaker 10: point you there, but bringing you up to current date,

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Speaker 10: to the current time. This individual, Amy Jeffries, the spouse

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Speaker 10: of the judge who's now neutering doge no pun intended.

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Speaker 10: She is currently at the law firm she now works at,

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Speaker 10: representing Hampton Dellinger in the special Council case where they're

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Speaker 10: actively suing the Trump administration, and that same law firm

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Speaker 10: has also represented a lot of other people in their

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Speaker 10: current lawsuits, not the first administration, but this term under

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Speaker 10: President Trump. So if you want to talk about clear

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Speaker 10: conflicts of interest, whether it's him, her, or who.

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Speaker 2: Knows what else, probably the kids too.

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Speaker 10: This is a clear example of how these judges that

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Speaker 10: are blocking and interrupting and really subverting President Trump's agenda

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Speaker 10: are clear partisan far left activists.

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Speaker 3: Well, this is also by President Trump has taken on

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Speaker 3: the law firms and all of this the establishment. You've

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Speaker 3: called it a judicial insurrection and you're seeing all the conflicts.

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Speaker 3: Do you know off of your reporting, is the White

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Speaker 3: House going to call and make some inquiries here about

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Speaker 3: conflicts of interest?

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Speaker 4: Ma'am?

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Speaker 10: Well, we've seen congressional Republicans step up and at least

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Speaker 10: file some impeachment articles against a lot of other judges.

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Speaker 2: I think we're up to three of them.

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Speaker 10: I think two of them were scoops that we broke

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Speaker 10: here on the war Room that led to those articles

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Speaker 10: being drafted. But look, Steve, I mean it goes back

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Speaker 10: to what we were talking about with the CR. It's

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Speaker 10: all performative and frankly, Steve, I think the question becomes,

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Speaker 10: why is it war room?

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Speaker 2: Why is it myself? Why is it this audience?

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Speaker 10: Why is it people like Mike Davis and Laura Lumer

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Speaker 10: that are having to reveal this information?

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Speaker 3: Right?

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Speaker 10: Congress should be all over this like they should have

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Speaker 10: been over Usaid. Put it this way, Steve, the very

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Speaker 10: fact that we have Doze right is essentially James Comer

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Speaker 10: and Jim Jordan admitting that their House overs Committee is

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Speaker 10: so insufficient and effective and inadequate to actually do a

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Speaker 10: damn thing in terms of meaningful oversight and cutting waste,

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Speaker 10: fraud and abuse that they have to outsource it to

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Speaker 10: Elon Musk and his nineteen year old computer whiz kids.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 10: That shows you the issue that plagues House Republicans in Washington, DC.

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Speaker 4: Now to this point.

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Speaker 3: Yesterday on Act Blue, this was very special, was one

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Speaker 3: of the longest thread you did, but it's got over

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Speaker 3: thirty million views so far. Why was it this Act

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Speaker 3: Blue seemed to light a fire under people, ma'am.

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Speaker 10: Well, part of it is confirming, I think something that

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Speaker 10: we've all known, not just that the Democratic Party is

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Speaker 10: the party of open borders, but that this idea that

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Speaker 10: the mass migration and that's way too nice a term

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Speaker 10: to describe it, that we saw not just under Joe Biden,

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Speaker 10: but that we've seen for decades into this country is

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Speaker 10: not spontaneous, right, It's coordinated and it's planned really from

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Speaker 10: cradle to grave, from start to finish.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 10: These NGOs that we identified that are using Act Blue,

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Speaker 10: that are very very intertwined with the Democratic Party. These

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Speaker 10: are groups that are supplying want to be illegal aliens

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Speaker 10: with water to make it so they can actually accomplish

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Speaker 10: their trek to the southern border. These are people who,

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Speaker 10: once they actually are flown into the interior of the

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Speaker 10: country through groups like Catholic charities or their Lutheran counterparts,

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Speaker 10: which also use Act Blue, the legal aid, the pro

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Speaker 10: bone illegal aid, that they get to obtain their citizenship

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Speaker 10: or avoid deportation. All those law firms you want to

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Speaker 10: talk about law fair, they're funded by Act Blue. The

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Speaker 10: groups that are now opposing President Trump's deportation agenda, whether

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Speaker 10: through lawsuits, doxing ICE agents, establishing ICE raid response kits

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Speaker 10: and hotlines from every aspect, whether it's the illegal alien invasion,

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Speaker 10: trying to keep them here, getting them on public assistance.

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Speaker 10: Act Blue, which is the financial cornerstone and backbone of

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Speaker 10: the Democratic Party, is solely responsible for funding that and

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Speaker 10: materializing it. Democratic Party owns fully the open border movement,

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Speaker 10: but it shows you that this is so coordinated and

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Speaker 10: very very very well funded, and that frankly, Steve, if

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Speaker 10: you want to tie it all together, that's why they

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Speaker 10: fear Doje.

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Speaker 4: Exactly.

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Speaker 3: It was not chaos at the border. It was very

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Speaker 3: well organized and well financed. Natalie, what's your social media.

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Speaker 10: Is creative destruction? Natalie g Winters on our social media platforms.

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Speaker 10: Thank you as always for having me.

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Speaker 3: Natalie, look forward to seeing you mar Our White House correspondent,

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Speaker 17: And you can see the market responds to doubt, down

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Speaker 17: six forty one right around session lows down a percent

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Speaker 17: and a half. The SMP is down one percent, the

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Speaker 17: Nasdaq a little less than that, fifteen hundred points lower

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Speaker 17: between yesterday and welcome back to Naszak coming off it's

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Speaker 17: worse day in two and a half years and now

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Speaker 17: down more than six percent since election day, also almost

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Speaker 17: in correction from the highs, down about ten percent. MAGS

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Speaker 17: seven is down four percent since election day, and Video

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Speaker 17: is down twenty three percent since November, losing a trillion

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Speaker 17: dollars in market cap from its highs back on jet.

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Speaker 9: Speaking of numbers, I mean, do you think the S

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Speaker 9: and P is at risk of going far lower than

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Speaker 9: it is here if the economy continues to weaken, if

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Speaker 9: some of the outlooks that have been given from the

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Speaker 9: CEOs of this country come to fruition. Business confidence is

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Speaker 9: already apparently waning and if I be optimism fell today

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Speaker 9: for the second consecutive month. We know what some CEOs

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Speaker 9: are saying about where the consumer's collective head.

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Speaker 6: Is right now?

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Speaker 18: Oh absolutely, I mean it could definitely go lower. I

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Speaker 18: mean barely now. Ten percent. That's you know, just a

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Speaker 18: bare touch of a correction. And given you know, twenty

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Speaker 18: twenty percent gains in each the last two years, you know,

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Speaker 18: this is not a lot down. And we're still you know,

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Speaker 18: we're still high. We have a lot of promise ahead

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Speaker 18: of us. If he would rationalize this trig I mean,

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Speaker 18: talk about reciprocal tariffs, analyze each country, negotiate with them

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Speaker 18: individually where they put a terrify on. Say listen, you know,

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Speaker 18: you bring that down, then we'll do this. There's there's

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Speaker 18: a lot of sense to that. But you know, just

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Speaker 18: penalizing Canada and Mexico willy nilly, and particularly the Canadians,

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Speaker 18: you know, a lot of people are just shaking their

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Speaker 18: heads about that does not instill confidence. Confidence, listen, it's

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Speaker 18: a source of consumer spending. Consumer spending has been the

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Speaker 18: strength of this economy over the last two years. You

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Speaker 18: did you know, you say, oh my goodness, we have

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Speaker 18: to go through a recession. Everyone's gonna pull back. Oh

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Speaker 18: my goodness, I could lose my job. Oh my portfolio

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Speaker 18: is going down twenty percent. I'm not going to take

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Speaker 18: that vacation. I'm not going to buy that luxury car.

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Speaker 18: I'm not going to do this and that. I mean,

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Speaker 18: you know, the confidence is the mother's milk of good

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Speaker 18: economic performance, and you you know this. These policies are

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Speaker 18: not doing any good for that.

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Speaker 4: Okay, everybody take a deep breath. Bringing EJ and Tony

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Speaker 4: e J.

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Speaker 3: You were the best at walking through what a disaster

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Speaker 3: President Trump took over. We know Warren Buffett went to cash,

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Speaker 3: the oracle of Omaha, who's no not MAGA went to

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Speaker 3: cash three hundred and fifty billion dollars what about five

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Speaker 3: weeks ago? He knew what was going on, particularly with

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Speaker 3: these AI stocks, right, these tech stocks, the mag seven what.

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Speaker 4: They call them.

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Speaker 3: Just walk us through. Where do you think we're another

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Speaker 3: turbulent day in the market. We did have a big

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Speaker 3: comeback at the end of the day. People should know,

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Speaker 3: and the Nasdaq, you know, we're we're punching through this.

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Speaker 3: I want to talk about the policies first, the reaction,

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Speaker 3: and then the messaging.

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Speaker 4: Are we doing a good, good enough job of messing EJ.

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Speaker 4: And Tony take it away, sir well Steve.

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Speaker 16: One of the things that's really important to remember right

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Speaker 16: now when we look at the population of Wall Street

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Speaker 16: is how low the average age is.

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Speaker 6: And it's not that it's that low compared to.

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Speaker 16: The historical average, but think about what these folks, the traders,

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Speaker 16: the brokers, the money managers have seen over their lifetime.

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Speaker 16: More importantly, what have they not seen. Folks are so

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Speaker 16: young now that when we have been so long since

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Speaker 16: we have seen a real bear market in this country

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Speaker 16: that most of the folks on Wall Street weren't actually

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Speaker 16: in their business careers yet the last time we had

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Speaker 16: a real bad bear market. And so a lot of

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Speaker 16: this is New territory. Likewise, they grew up on a

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Speaker 16: steady diet of being fed this whole narrative on free

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Speaker 16: trade that there is never any good reason and for tariffs,

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Speaker 16: that they can't serve any good whatsoever. You can't use

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Speaker 16: them as a negotiating tool in terms of reciprocity. Even

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Speaker 16: if another country tariffs shoe or puts up non tariff barriers,

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Speaker 16: you still shouldn't tariff.

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Speaker 6: Them, etc. And this has been strictly nonpartisan.

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Speaker 18: Right.

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Speaker 16: It was both under Clinton as well as under Bush

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Speaker 16: that you had these different essentially trade agreement signed with

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Speaker 16: different parts of the world, all of which unnecessarily helped

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Speaker 16: to hollow out what we now call the rust belt.

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Speaker 16: But this is the mantra that so many of these

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Speaker 16: people on Wall Street have lived by, and now that

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Speaker 16: it's ending, they think they're going to die by it too,

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Speaker 16: when in fact neither is the case. And so these

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Speaker 16: people don't know how to navigate stocks going down appreciably.

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Speaker 16: They don't know how to navigate a bear market. They

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Speaker 16: don't know how to navigate a president that's willing to

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Speaker 16: put tariffs into place and that puts America first. This

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Speaker 16: is all very much new territory, and that scares folks,

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Speaker 16: and they're panicking and they are getting out this whole

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Speaker 16: idea though that business can't plan that there's uncertainty. Absolutely

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Speaker 16: understand that reciprocal tariffs, by by definition, are going to

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Speaker 16: have uncertainty because what I do is dependent upon what

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Speaker 16: you do, and since I don't know what you're going

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Speaker 16: to do, I can't yet make.

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Speaker 6: A decision for myself.

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Speaker 16: That's the quandary President Trump is in right now, as

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Speaker 16: soon as we talk about reciprocal tariffs on another nation,

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Speaker 6: Are they going to drop their.

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Speaker 16: Tariff and non tariff barriers that prevent our exporters from

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Speaker 16: having access to their consumer markets. That's a question that

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Speaker 16: remains to be resolved. It will be resolved probably by

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Speaker 16: April second. But I think it's very unfair to put

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Speaker 16: all of this blame at President Trump's feet. I mean,

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Speaker 16: he is essentially simply saying, look, we are finally going

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Speaker 16: to the rules that you in other nations are setting.

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Speaker 16: So again I fail to see how this all falls

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Speaker 16: at President Trump's feet. But one last thing that you know,

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Speaker 16: mister Siegel in his little there, he talked about all

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Speaker 16: of these luxury goods and all of these luxury expenses,

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Speaker 16: like exotic cars or vacations to exotic places, whatever the

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Speaker 16: case may be. I'm sorry, but these aren't the concerns

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Speaker 16: of the middle class. One of the things that I

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Speaker 16: think the current Treasury Secretary Scott Besson has really put

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Speaker 16: here is that wall Street has done just fine.

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Speaker 6: Over the last four years.

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Speaker 16: The stock market has absolutely exploded because of all the

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Speaker 16: inflationary policies of President Biden and the radical left. And

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Speaker 16: finally we have a Treasury secretary, Finally we have a president.

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Speaker 16: We have a more broadly speaking, an entire administration within

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Speaker 16: the executive branch that wants to put the American middle

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Speaker 16: class first. Right, they're talking about extending the Trump tax

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Speaker 16: cut not because of what it's going to do for

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Speaker 16: millionaires or billionaires.

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Speaker 6: They're talking about.

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Speaker 16: Extending it because if they don't, it's going to result

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Speaker 16: in a tax hike on the middle class of over

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Speaker 16: four trillion dollars, let alone what it's going to do

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Speaker 16: to high income That's not even part of the discussion.

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Speaker 6: For the moment.

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Speaker 16: This is all about protecting and defending and prospering the

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Speaker 16: American middle class before we worry about anybody else in

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Speaker 16: the world, especially people in other countries running multinational corporations.

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Speaker 3: Talk to me about Charlie Gasprino had a very good

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Speaker 3: piece of day in the New York Post, and he said,

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Speaker 3: part of the reason you're having these perturbations is Wall

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Speaker 3: Street is addicted to us having massive federal spending and

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Speaker 3: having this Keynesian stimulus NonStop to the fact that the

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Speaker 3: cr that they're voting on here shortly has a it's

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Speaker 3: it's it's Biden Harris numbers.

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Speaker 4: We're gonna have to eat that.

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Speaker 3: It's a two train dollar deficit and they don't even

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Speaker 3: count the findings that Doshe has got today. But we're

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Speaker 3: prepared to do that because we know we got empowerments,

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Speaker 3: decisions all that coming. What would and Charlie brings to

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Speaker 3: a good point Wall Street's having withdrawals like people cut

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Speaker 3: off heroin because one of the key build holding blocks

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Speaker 3: of President Trump, besides the pro growth tax plan, besides

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Speaker 3: the tariffs, besides other things that he's doing, is that

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Speaker 3: he wants to cut federal spending. He said he's going

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Speaker 3: to cut it dramatically, either through doze wasys for an

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Speaker 3: abuse or then programmatically later, which would be in this summer,

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Speaker 3: and it'll be the fiscal twenty sixth bill. If you

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Speaker 3: took out because you talked about a bear market and

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Speaker 3: that normally equates with the recession and President Trump's the

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Speaker 3: day if you took out massive federal spending in.

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Speaker 4: The Biden years, wouldn't we be a.

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Speaker 3: Negative real growth for the real economy, not the jacked

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Speaker 3: up economy of this massive federal spending.

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Speaker 16: Sir well, Steve, we have to remember there's a lot

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Speaker 16: of things you need to take out of that GDP

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Speaker 16: number to get to that real figure you're talking about there.

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Speaker 16: So obviously you have to get rid of inflation, because

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Speaker 16: just because prices are going up and up and up

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Speaker 16: doesn't mean we're actually trading more. It doesn't mean that

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Speaker 16: there's actually more economic activity. It's just the same economic

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Speaker 16: activity as getting priced higher. So, first of all, take

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Speaker 16: out all the inflation. Also take out all of the

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Speaker 16: government's spending. But what we call government spending in terms

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Speaker 16: of the GDP report is really just government direct purchases.

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Speaker 6: That's it. It's a pretty narrow category.

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Speaker 16: So let's say the government wants to pave a road

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Speaker 16: and they go out and they buy concrete or asphalt.

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Speaker 16: That gets marked up as a government purchase. But what

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Speaker 16: about all the other government spending, like when they take

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Speaker 16: a dollar from you and give it to me and

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Speaker 16: then I go out and spend it in the real economy,

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Speaker 16: We actually don't count that as government spending. We count

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Speaker 16: that as private consumer spending. And so a huge portion

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Speaker 16: of the growth in consumer spending has simply just been

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Speaker 16: an increase in transfer payments, and so Gasprino is absolutely

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Speaker 16: right here. What we've seen over the last several years

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Speaker 16: has been a massive amount of spending from government that

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Speaker 16: doesn't always operate under the guise of government spending, but

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Speaker 16: has helped fuel all of these consumption figures on which

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Speaker 16: Wall Street has been relying to meet earnings estimates. And

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Speaker 16: so as you start to take all of that away,

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Speaker 16: whether it's those transfer payments or the direct payments by government,

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Speaker 16: quickly realize is that the real, the inflation adjusted economy,

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Speaker 16: the actual private sector, the productive part of the economy,

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Speaker 16: hasn't been growing at all.

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Speaker 4: This is the key point.

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Speaker 3: Just give me that in sixty seconds, the productive the

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Speaker 3: real economy, the productive side of the economy, has flatlined

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Speaker 3: to down. And all we've been living off of is

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Speaker 3: printed money. That's pet in this mass of the six

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Speaker 3: and a half trillion dollars of federal spending that leads

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Speaker 3: to a two trillion dollar deficit.

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Speaker 6: Sir, exactly, Steve.

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Speaker 16: The government has basically been borrowing trillions upon trillions of

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Speaker 16: dollars for year after year, either spending it directly or

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Speaker 16: indirectly by handing it out to people who then turn

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Speaker 16: around and spend that money. But all of this, this

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Speaker 16: whole charade, this whole merry go round of debt, it

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Speaker 16: cannot last forever. We have been essentially on a kind

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Speaker 16: of drug addiction with this economy, where we move from

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Speaker 16: high to high. It's like an alcoholic who every time

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Speaker 16: they start to sober up, just goes back to the bottle.

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Speaker 16: This is why the administration is talking about a detox period. Yes,

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Speaker 16: that's going to be painful. Nobody likes to wake up

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Speaker 16: the day after you've drank too much the night before

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Speaker 16: and you have a headache and you want to just

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Speaker 16: do hair of the dog, so it goes away. That's

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Speaker 16: not how you get back to long term health. That's

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Speaker 16: not how you get back to long term economic health

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Speaker 16: and actual economic growth.

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Speaker 6: It is time to take our medicine.

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Speaker 16: It is time to sober up, and things will get

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Speaker 16: better in the long run.

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Speaker 3: By the way in the box that we have there,

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Speaker 3: they've started the vote on the floor. I believe for

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Speaker 3: the cr we're going to monitor that closely. Last question, EJ.

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Speaker 3: Because I know you've got a bounce. President Trump goes

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Speaker 3: up to the business that's the business round table hall,

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Speaker 3: these CEOs. He invites a bunch of us up there

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Speaker 3: to take our cameras for a couple of for his

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Speaker 3: talk and a couple of questions. He ain't backing off

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Speaker 3: tariffs right there. He's walking through the logic of the

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Speaker 3: logic of tariffs. What do you sense here the master

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Speaker 3: plan of tariffs as an external revenue source and to

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Speaker 3: bring these high value added manufacturing jobs back. We got

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Speaker 3: about ninety seconds President Trump being back and off.

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Speaker 6: You agree one hundred percent, Steve.

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Speaker 16: And part of the reason for this volatility, going back

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Speaker 16: to what we started with in Wall Street, is everyone

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Speaker 16: is beginning to realize that whether it's the folks on

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Speaker 16: what is it the premiere or whatever the heck is

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Speaker 16: title is up in Ontario where he's finally realizing, uh, oh,

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Speaker 16: I shouldn't have messed around with this guy and threatened

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Speaker 16: these electricity tariffs, because now it turns out that he's

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Speaker 16: backing down as soon as Trump threatened to slap even

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Speaker 16: more tariffs on the output of his little province, and

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Speaker 16: so as everyone realizes, not only is Trump not kidding,

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Speaker 16: but they're also realizing they can't afford to go toe

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Speaker 16: to toe with him and toe to toe with this country.

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Speaker 16: Everybody is slowly backing down. Trump is winning little by little,

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Speaker 16: and that means America is going to win right along

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Speaker 16: with him.

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Speaker 3: President Trump came in and said, I don't know, we're

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Speaker 3: going to add two hundred percent to your aluminum. He

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Speaker 3: backed off pretty quickly. President Trump on a roll.

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Speaker 4: Ej.

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Speaker 3: Your Twitter feed is is really a learning experience. Where

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Speaker 3: do people go to get you, sir?

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Speaker 16: The handle there is at real Ejantny.

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Speaker 3: Brother, thank you so much, and thank you for the

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Speaker 3: hard work you do on breaking down all the numbers.

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Speaker 4: Really appreciate you.

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Speaker 6: Thank you for having me Steve, We've got it.

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Speaker 4: Your host Stephen came back.

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Speaker 3: Okay, I think we have a vote on the on

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Speaker 3: the CR two seventeen to two thirteen, just moments ago,

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Speaker 3: and they called a vote. Have they called the recess?

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Speaker 3: Are they still there for there? There's still still okay,

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Speaker 3: two seventeen to two thirteen the and so it looks

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Speaker 3: like we're moving. I think what they're going to say

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Speaker 3: to you know, late this afternoon early evening, they're going

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Speaker 3: And the strategy is just to flip into the Democrats

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Speaker 3: and call the bluff of the Senate Democrats.

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Speaker 4: You guys always want to keep the government open. You

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Speaker 4: only want to shut it down.

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Speaker 3: Where President Trump's got Elon musk a deep into the apparatus,

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Speaker 3: the administrative state finding out to waste, fraud and abuse.

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Speaker 4: So this is going to be a big fight. Sure,

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Speaker 4: a lot of hot talking in the Senate. We'll keep

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Speaker 4: you up to date on what's going on.

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Speaker 3: Okay, fine, let me go back to what we're doing

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Speaker 3: here is following the cr following the continued resolution, the UH,

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Speaker 3: here's the strategy. It is Biden and Harris's numbers. It's

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Speaker 3: a two tradion dollar deficit. We do not have any

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Speaker 3: of the cuts in from Doge in there. But what

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Speaker 3: we do know, and there's some tweaks, there's a little

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Speaker 3: increased defense spending. I think last night Eli Crane and

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Speaker 3: others said they tried to put some twenty thousand Afghan

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Speaker 3: you know, refugees here. That all got taken out by people.

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Speaker 3: All the nonsense and all the games basically was taken out.

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Speaker 3: But we have kind of assurances from russ vote. We

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Speaker 3: talked to a bunch of the congressmen that talked to him.

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Speaker 3: Because President Trump had to whipped us. Remember with everything

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Speaker 3: else going on, including you know, guys going to reat

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Speaker 3: and guys doing this, President Trump actually had, when I

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Speaker 3: to people and say hey, here's what.

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Speaker 4: We're gonna do.

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Speaker 3: And part of that, I think is the credibility. Some

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Speaker 3: of the leadership is shot on this. I know in

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Speaker 3: the audience, in the different chat rooms, you've kind of

881
00:43:04,640 --> 00:43:08,239
Speaker 3: heard enough. But here the here was the obligation, the

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Speaker 3: commitment was made, is that get this move it.

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Speaker 4: Down the road.

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Speaker 3: Because if you put in too much of if you

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Speaker 3: put in Doge, putting too much other things, the Senate

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Speaker 3: Democrats will never vote for it. Therefore they'll shut down

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Speaker 3: Trump's government. Everything will slow down. The reconciliation will show

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Speaker 3: slow down everything including working on Besides the reconciliation, just

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Speaker 3: the appropriations process that's going to take place this summer

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Speaker 3: where the real cuts are going to come.

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Speaker 4: So just bear with us.

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Speaker 3: And you're either going to have through impoundment or you

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Speaker 3: have through recisions. These are two different ways. Recisions really

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Speaker 3: come from the House and the Senate. That's where they

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Speaker 3: rescind part of the appropriations they have approved after a while.

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Speaker 3: The impoundments where actually omb and others Treasury go to

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Speaker 3: the President say hey, either programmatically or for whatever reason,

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Speaker 3: we don't.

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Speaker 4: Need to spend this money.

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Speaker 3: The theory of the case is that the appropriations bill

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Speaker 3: is a is a dealing in a ceiling than the

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Speaker 3: president as an executive can make a can make a decision,

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Speaker 3: and that decision would be to impound basically the money

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Speaker 3: and not spend it. These are all going to lead

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Speaker 3: to huge fights. The Democrats are looking to the courts,

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Speaker 3: particularly that first line of federal judges who are still

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Speaker 3: making putting injunctions and tros throughout the whole country, even

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Speaker 3: though they may even be for a region of the country.

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Speaker 3: They're all over dose, They're all over They're all over elon.

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Speaker 3: They're going in trying to get you know, trying to

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Speaker 3: get you know, privacy, They want more information for your request,

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Speaker 3: all of it. So judicial insurrection. We're me covering that NonStop. Also,

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Speaker 3: what the House is doing House is a pretty bold

914
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Speaker 3: move with Johnson going to approve it what they've told people,

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Speaker 3: they're going on recess, flip it to the Senate and

916
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Speaker 3: say up and down vote, We're not going to change it.

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Speaker 3: Do it with what you want. Let's go now to

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Speaker 3: Trevor Comstock. Trevor Comstock is uh the CEO of Make

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Speaker 3: America Healthy Again, Sacred human health. What do you got

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Speaker 3: for this day?

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Speaker 4: Brother?

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Speaker 15: Yeah, Steve, thanks for having me once again. So today

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Speaker 15: I know we're kind of nearing the end of the

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Speaker 15: colder months, but unfortunately, it seems like people are still

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Speaker 15: getting sick quite a bit. So I thought it'd be

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Speaker 15: a good time just to highlight our natural immunity product,

927
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Speaker 15: which customers have also been given us some great feedback on.

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Speaker 15: So before taking any supplements, of course, I always just

929
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Speaker 15: like to say that, you know, you should always be

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Speaker 15: staying healthy the natural way, by eating healthy, getting sunlight,

931
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Speaker 15: getting good sleep, et cetera, the way God intended us

932
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Speaker 15: to stay healthy. But in the case that those methods

933
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Speaker 15: aren't always easily accessible, our community product is definitely something

934
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Speaker 15: that anyone can take to add to that extra layer

935
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Speaker 15: of defense. Unfortunately, also what we see throughout the market

936
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Speaker 15: when you're taking products like airborne vix or like an Emergency,

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Speaker 15: which are super popular, they can oftentimes work in their

938
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Speaker 15: own right, but they also contain a lot of additional chemicals,

939
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Speaker 15: preservatives and additives that aren't doing your health any favors. So, uh,

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Speaker 15: you know what's great about our immunity product is it

941
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Speaker 15: combines ingredients like vitamin C, H D three B six,

942
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Speaker 15: uh echinasha, zinc, elderberry, as well as some other natural

943
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Speaker 15: compounds that really just offers a great boost to the

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Speaker 15: BIDS defense system and also has no additives or preservatives

945
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Speaker 15: or anything like that, unlike a lot of other products

946
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Speaker 15: out there.

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Speaker 3: So overall I noticed, you know, you know, Trevor, I noticed,

948
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Speaker 3: I used to go to the big conferences of meet

949
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Speaker 3: and greet everybody. I'd love to do meet and greets.

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Speaker 3: I'd come back. You just pick up stuff this natural immunity.

951
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Speaker 3: I feel great, you know, I don't get the bug

952
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Speaker 3: or the flu bug afterwards. So whatever you got in it,

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Speaker 3: walk us through what you got in it. We got

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Speaker 3: about a minute, but it's it's quite powerful because I

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Speaker 3: feel fabulous when I come back for these.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, no, I appreciate that. Yeah, we just give you

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Speaker 6: the wrong ingredients.

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Speaker 15: So again you'll get vitamin C, D three, E B six,

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Speaker 15: zinc echinasia elderberry, and like I said, so other natural compounds.

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Speaker 15: And again we don't put any additives in it, no

961
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Speaker 15: preservatives or anything like that.

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Speaker 6: So you're getting the real deal.

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Speaker 15: And also, you know, you can take it if you're

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Speaker 15: starting to feel like you're getting sick or just as

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Speaker 15: a preventive form. I actually had a few family members

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Speaker 15: and friends reach out to me recently letting me know

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Speaker 15: that they felt like they were about to get sick,

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Speaker 15: like a cole was coming on, and then they took

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Speaker 15: our immunity products and they didn't did not end up

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Speaker 15: getting sick. So of course that could just be a coincidence,

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Speaker 15: amaz but it definitely has some potent ingredients in it

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Speaker 15: that have been used for generations. So it'll get you,

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Speaker 15: it'll Trav said.

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Speaker 3: For Sacred Human Health, where do they go right now?

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Speaker 3: I want them to go on the site, find out

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Speaker 3: more information, read the reviews where they go.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, Sacred Humanhealth dot com. Or type in Sacred Human

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Speaker 15: And then again a ton of information on this everything

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Speaker 15: I just said in regards to the ingredients, we break

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Speaker 15: it down if you just click on the product so

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Speaker 15: you can stip through all the information there as well.

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Speaker 4: Do you have any social media? Where do people go

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Speaker 4: for social media?

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Speaker 15: Yeah, you can go to Sacred Underscore Human Underscore Health,

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Speaker 15: and then you can find us on Instagram.

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Speaker 3: The center of Make America Healthy Again, Sacred Human Health.

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Speaker 3: Trevor Comstock founder and chief executive officer, brother, thank you

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Speaker 3: so much.

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Speaker 4: Appreciate you coming on.

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Speaker 3: Okay, the right stuff's going to take us out. We

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Speaker 3: got Laura Lumer next. Also, Kevin Posobic got a little

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Speaker 3: bit hassled today at the Basilica. He's still there, live

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Speaker 3: and an exposaic about Facebook All next, only in the

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Speaker 3: war Room.