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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now.

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Speaker 2: Says will be tied to the health of our nation.

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Speaker 2: He has the opportunity to address the most pertinent issues

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Speaker 2: affecting Americans' health. We also need to reform institutions like

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Speaker 2: FDA and NIH, and those, as already been indicated, are

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Speaker 2: my priorities as Chairman of the Health Committee. I look

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Speaker 2: forward to his support and accomplishing this if confirmed.

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Speaker 3: I look forward to working together with.

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Speaker 2: Mister Kennedy to achieve President Trump's mission of improving the

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Speaker 2: health of all Americans.

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Speaker 3: And with that I yield.

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Speaker 4: Just don't know. They don't know what they're ingesting. They're

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Speaker 4: dying because they've been deceptively sold a counterfeit pill that

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Speaker 4: they think is a pharmaceutical great oxycodon, for example, and

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Speaker 4: it turns out that it's a fake build and they

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Speaker 4: end up dying. First time use educational awareness is working,

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Speaker 4: but we were just a small organization. We need to

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Speaker 4: do this nationwide. Mister Steve Hillson says it all the time.

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Speaker 4: With COVID nineteen, we all knew that we had to

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Speaker 4: wash our hands and have a mask over our faces.

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Speaker 4: Why has the why on a national or on a

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Speaker 4: federal level. Why have we not had a PSA campaign

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Speaker 4: of sorts of warning all parents and children of the

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Speaker 4: impending danger of illicit or should I say, recreational drug use.

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Speaker 5: I think that's very key because.

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Speaker 4: Again due to the stike of an addiction in overdose,

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Speaker 4: most kids and most parents don't understand the problem of

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Speaker 4: what it is. I also feel that interdiction is helping

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Speaker 4: a lot as well as the lock zone. So the

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Speaker 4: three pronged approach education and awareness, interdiction and the lock

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Speaker 4: zone widely available in the lock zone on college campuses

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Speaker 4: in high schools, I think is really helping out the

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Speaker 4: situation a little bit, but we need to do a

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Speaker 4: lot more.

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Speaker 6: I agree the education and awareness piece is huge, but

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Speaker 6: we face roadblocks all the time with schools that don't

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Speaker 6: want us to come into their schools because they feel

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Speaker 6: that we may basically in a sense, give kids the

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Speaker 6: idea that it's okay to go do these drugs and

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Speaker 6: it's so ridiculous. We've shown Dead on Arrival. I'm a

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Speaker 6: former member of Void, so we do that all oftentime.

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Speaker 6: We also show the Comeback Home film that the Alexander

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Speaker 6: Neville Foundation produced, which is told from the youth preventative

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Speaker 6: the youth directly on this crisis, that is so impact.

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Speaker 6: We also pride ourselves on going out into the community

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Speaker 6: doing community events, bringing the community together, doing the locks

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Speaker 6: own trainings, getting that information out there, really reducing the

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Speaker 6: stigma of this crisis. Because I say poisoning, while so

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Speaker 6: many say overdose, you will never hear me say that

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Speaker 6: my son overdose.

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Speaker 1: Because my son was poisoned.

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Speaker 6: I know that if my son knew that that pill

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Speaker 6: was going to take his life, he would never have

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Speaker 6: taken it. Like Senator Klobshire said, all of my hopes

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Speaker 6: and dreams for him and his future are gone.

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Speaker 7: But not only that, his.

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Speaker 6: Dreams erased in the blink of an eye. So, and

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Speaker 6: I mirror your sentiment. Our government really needs to step

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Speaker 6: up and start taking the handle on this because we're

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Speaker 6: just parents out there. We're spending a lot of money

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Speaker 6: out of our pockets. Most of us don't qualify for

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Speaker 1: Why don't we have the campaign kids are dying?

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Speaker 6: You would think that that would be a priority, and

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Speaker 6: yet it's us out there.

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Speaker 8: Doing the work, and we will do it.

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Speaker 6: Because that means potentially a child's life is saved.

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Speaker 2: Thank you both again for your testimony and to all

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Speaker 2: the parents who are here representing their children, and I

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Speaker 2: want to thank you for your advocacy.

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Speaker 1: Really important for us.

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Speaker 9: To see you and to hear you, and thank you

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Speaker 9: for your testimony.

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Speaker 8: Feel back.

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Speaker 10: Couldn't agree more. I'd like to enter into the record

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Speaker 10: a letter of support from nine organizations that represent the

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Speaker 10: medical community, led by the American Society of Neurosurgeons. Their

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Speaker 10: letter commends our bipartisan leadership and addressing the fentanyl epidemic

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Speaker 10: and notes that the temporary schedule classification is not sustainable.

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Speaker 10: They note that quote continually revisiting its classification creates confusion

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Speaker 10: about the dangers of these substances.

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Speaker 9: Every day there's a battle for your mind, raging information

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Speaker 9: coming from every angle, but the will to the city

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Speaker 9: fear not. You found the place for truth, the voice

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Speaker 9: of a generation that still has the will to believe

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Speaker 9: in the greatest country in the history of the world.

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Speaker 9: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a lot, here we.

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Speaker 3: Go a lot.

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Speaker 11: Okay, everybody, Radio stations across the country honored to be

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Speaker 11: with you.

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Speaker 3: As always.

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Speaker 3: Right out of the gate.

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Speaker 11: Here we have a great man, great senator, Coach, Tommy Tuberville. Coach,

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Speaker 11: great to see you. Thank you for taking the time, Coach.

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Speaker 11: Breaking news. Senator Cassidy is voting in favor of Bobby Kennedy.

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Speaker 11: Senator Young is voting in favor of Tulsi Gabbard. Your reaction,

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Speaker 11: Coach Tuberville.

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Speaker 12: That was always going to happen. Sometimes people like to

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Speaker 12: be relevant up here, Charlie. They see the same information

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Speaker 12: we see. It's just unfortunate that we hold people's feet

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Speaker 12: to the fire when we shouldn't, especially a Republican on Republican.

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Speaker 8: But it's done, it's going to be over with.

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Speaker 12: We'll get them on the floor and hopefully get them

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Speaker 12: at least fifty one votes and get.

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Speaker 11: Them to work so that I don't want to get

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Speaker 11: too ahead of ourselves here, But it looks as if

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Speaker 11: we're going to have everyone of Trump's selections put into

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Speaker 11: the cabinet. Is that fair to say, Coach, that he's

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Speaker 11: going to run the table?

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Speaker 8: Yeah?

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Speaker 12: Hangers crossed, and you know again, people want to do

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Speaker 12: their due diligence up here. But as I've told them,

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Speaker 12: on every nominee that comes up. Listen, President Trump's vetted

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Speaker 12: all these people. He's not going to bring somebody in

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Speaker 12: that he doesn't think he can do the job. Oh

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Speaker 12: by the way, if they don't do the job, he'll fire.

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Speaker 12: It's not like that. We're Democrats that we're going to

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Speaker 12: keep putting up with nonsense and people that are not

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Speaker 12: relevant can't do the job. So yeah, he's got these

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Speaker 12: are some great people. Charge they're out of the box.

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Speaker 12: They're not politicians, they're not people that and you know,

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Speaker 12: we're just steadfast on doing things the same way. RFK Junior,

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Speaker 12: for instance, he got President Trump millions of votes from

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Speaker 11: The smart guys in the media I put in air quotes,

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Speaker 11: we're saying, there's no way these guys get through.

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Speaker 3: We got them through.

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Speaker 11: There is a pattern here, and it really started with

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Speaker 11: heg Seth coach. I believe I saw you at Pete's

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Speaker 11: Everything changed with heg Seth walk us through that in

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Speaker 11: the significance of getting Pete across the finish line, and

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Speaker 11: how that set the pattern for Trump running the table.

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Speaker 12: Well, first of all, I think at the end of

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Speaker 12: the day, he was going to be the hardest to

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Speaker 12: dirt on Pete. They said he wasn't he wasn't a general,

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Speaker 12: he hasn't been in the Pentagon. But guess what, he's

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Speaker 12: I told him that, I said, listen, whether you can

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Speaker 12: do the job or not, that's going to be up

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Speaker 12: to you. I like your age. I like you're able

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Speaker 12: to communicate to the war fighter. You've been in two

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Speaker 8: He will do a great job. But at the end

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Speaker 12: Tillis held out and I was a little bit worried

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Speaker 8: And so but the end of the day, it all

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Speaker 11: The President deserves credit here for putting forth change makers

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Speaker 11: and disruptors and for standing by his nominees. Somebody else

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Speaker 11: Can you give us a little bit of an idea

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Speaker 8: Yeah.

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Speaker 12: Well, first of all, he's been over here in the

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Speaker 8: He's been on the phone.

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Speaker 12: He's from President Trump all the way over here to

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Speaker 12: He has done things out of the ordinary. He's kind

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Speaker 11: So coach in front of us, we have pretty miraculous

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Speaker 11: Once you get the cabinet through, we need to start

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Speaker 11: to deliver for the American people through Article one and

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Speaker 8: Well exactly charting.

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Speaker 12: The thing that I'd like to bring up is, as senators,

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Speaker 12: never bring anything up. For instance, I got a good

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Speaker 8: I had a.

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Speaker 12: Vote on the Senate floor in the middle of the night,

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Speaker 8: Tomorrow, President Trump, I'm going to the White House.

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Speaker 12: He's having Title nine day and having a sum over

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Speaker 12: and we're celebrating that. But I need to get that

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Speaker 11: life by blocking these promotions. Tell us about it, coach. Congratulations,

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Speaker 12: First of all, thank you Charlie for standing up with

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Speaker 11: We are thankful to have you as a senator, Coach,

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Speaker 11: Email US Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. Eight US Code

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Speaker 11: But we've investigated it. You're breaking the law. You have

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Speaker 16: Terrence Bates. One of President Trump's more high profile cabinet

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Speaker 16: Senate for confirmation. Just a couple of hours ago, Robert F. Kennedy,

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Speaker 16: Junior won confirmation before the Senate Finance Committee. As expected,

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Speaker 16: it came down to a party line vote, with Kennedy

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Speaker 16: Department of Health and Human Human Services can only afford

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Speaker 16: though he was able to convince at least one skeptical

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Speaker 16: who also happens to be a medical doctor, says he

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Speaker 16: and how those views could undermine the public's faith in them,

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Speaker 16: but taking the true social right. Before today's vote, the

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Speaker 16: President Trump preparing to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin

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Speaker 16: the ongoing situation in Gaza and the various threats to Israel,

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Speaker 16: including Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran. While he'll address foreign policy today,

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Speaker 16: his America First policies remain the focus.

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Speaker 8: Though.

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Speaker 16: Monday, Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nome ordered the eventual deportation

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Speaker 16: of three hundred and forty eight thousand, two hundred and

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Speaker 16: A termination notice is scheduled to be published tomorrow, with

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Speaker 16: the protections dropping off some sixty days later, allowing hundreds

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Speaker 16: Venezuelans in the country under temporary protected status thanks to

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Speaker 16: the Biden administration, make up about half of the approximately

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Speaker 16: that umbrella. Well, that's going to do it for your headlines.

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Speaker 16: As always, we appreciate having you along for the ride.

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Speaker 16: We'll of course have more headlines coming your way here

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Speaker 16: big news of the day. We'll also be following the

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Speaker 5: Primariz the artist.

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Speaker 9: Working radio show in the business, The Charlie Kirkshow.

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Speaker 3: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Let's dive right into it.

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Speaker 11: The legendary Judge Janine is with us. Judge, great to

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Speaker 11: have you on the program.

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Speaker 17: Ger.

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Speaker 3: Great to be with you, Charlie.

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Speaker 11: Thanks Judge. I love watching you every day on the five.

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Speaker 11: It is awesome and you bring the heat. What do

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Speaker 11: you I mean, you've known President Trump for quite some time.

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Speaker 11: You've known him personally. He's a good person, he's a

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Speaker 11: dear friend of yours. What is your take on these

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Speaker 11: last couple of weeks.

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Speaker 3: It feels like it's been almost two years.

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Speaker 18: Well, you know, I.

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Speaker 9: Got to tell you.

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Speaker 18: I texted him the other day and I said, if

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Speaker 18: you keep going at this pace, there'll be nothing left

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Speaker 18: to do in another couple of months and you'll be

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Speaker 18: able to just go to the beach by Joe Biden

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Speaker 18: did every minute. Look, the guy has always been a

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Speaker 18: hard worker. My then husband was one of his lawyers,

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Speaker 18: and he used to call it like five in the

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Speaker 18: morning looking for al I mean, he was a He's

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Speaker 18: always been a very intense guy, but one of the

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Speaker 18: nicest guys you'll ever meet. I mean, he would do

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Speaker 18: things for people that no one would know about it,

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Speaker 18: and he didn't care that people knew about it. That's

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Speaker 18: one of the parts of Donald Trump that people don't understand.

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Speaker 18: If there's a problem or if someone is in trouble,

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Speaker 18: He's there to help you out, irrespective of whether or

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Speaker 18: not anyone knows about it. And he doesn't really care.

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Speaker 18: I mean, sure, he likes to be recognized. He's someone

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Speaker 18: who's into marketing. He understands the business. He is a celebrity.

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Speaker 18: I mean, he is someone who gets it. But at

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Speaker 18: the same time, if there is a problem and you're

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Speaker 18: in trouble, he's going to be there for you. So

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Speaker 18: you know, this Donald Trump that we're seeing during the

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Speaker 18: second term is so focused, so clear, so lucid in

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Speaker 18: the direction that he's going that it's almost like he's

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Speaker 18: trying to beat the clock. It's like, you know what,

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Speaker 18: I've got a certain amount of time, and my job

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Speaker 18: right now is to get everything done that I promise

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Speaker 18: the American people.

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Speaker 3: And he's going to do it.

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Speaker 18: And that's that's a man of his word. And I

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Speaker 18: find it amazing, Charlie that Donald Trump now when the

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Speaker 18: Democrats come at him, he's like cool, calm and collected.

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Speaker 18: I think he realizes now that there's a reason that

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Speaker 18: he wasn't killed, there's a reason that he turned his head,

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Speaker 18: and there is a message and something that he has

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Speaker 18: to deliver for America.

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Speaker 3: And he's focused on it.

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Speaker 18: He's got a great team behind him. I mean, you know,

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Speaker 18: I think there's this is a different Donald Trump. He's

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Speaker 18: he's comfortable, he is with his staff. If you remember

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Speaker 18: during the first term, I mean everybody within the West

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Speaker 18: wing was turning on him. He didn't even know who

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Speaker 18: was there. The deep state was all around.

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Speaker 19: Him just looking to deep fix them.

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Speaker 18: So I mean, this is a good man at the

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Speaker 18: end of the discussion here who has done so much

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Speaker 18: for people that the public will never even know. I'd

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Speaker 18: walk down the street with him in New York City

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Speaker 18: and I don't care if it was a hard This

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Speaker 18: is in the nineties. I don't hear a hard hat

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Speaker 18: a cop. He take the time to say hellod to

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Speaker 18: him or her and take the time to be morgil.

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Speaker 18: He's a good man.

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Speaker 5: End of the story.

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Speaker 11: So judge the left is predictably losing it. Let's go

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Speaker 11: to this one right here, Joy Reid from MSNBC, which

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Speaker 11: I think is the biggest earrings I've ever seen.

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Speaker 3: Let's play cut seventy second.

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Speaker 17: Over the past two weeks, it kind of feels like

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Speaker 17: it's been two years we have learned just how fragile

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Speaker 17: our democracy is, and how relatively easy it is for

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Speaker 17: someone who's determined and really well funded to steal and

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Speaker 17: corrupt it.

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Speaker 3: If you are going to.

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Speaker 17: Write a playbook for how to steal a democracy in

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Speaker 17: less than twenty days, it would sure look a lot

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Speaker 17: like this.

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Speaker 3: Steal democracy, Judge Jenne.

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Speaker 18: One of the things about Joy Reid is she is

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Speaker 18: part of the left wing progressive upside down. Doesn't get America,

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Speaker 18: doesn't understand the Constitution when she says that, you know,

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Speaker 18: he's trying to steal democracy. First of all, no one's

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Speaker 18: listening to her. Let's be clear about that. That's number one. Yes,

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Speaker 18: number two, she doesn't make any sense. A Number three

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Speaker 18: is the fact that all of a sudden, we have

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Speaker 18: a man who respects the American worker, who respects the

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Speaker 18: money that we pay into our government every year through taxes,

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Speaker 18: who understands that G. We really want safe streets. G.

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Speaker 18: We really want to make sure the trend a Iragua

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Speaker 18: and MS third Team that I used to prosecute when

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Speaker 18: I was a DA is not just free to roam

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Speaker 18: around this country. And the amazing part of all this

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Speaker 18: is he's doing it with little, if any effort. He

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Speaker 18: is determined to get things done, to make this country safer,

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Speaker 18: to make us respected again on the world stage, and

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Speaker 18: to cut the unnecessary duplicity and the fraud in government.

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Speaker 18: Look no way, Charlie, And you know this better than

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Speaker 18: I do. You have two beautiful babies, Okay, I right

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Speaker 18: now have a beautiful grandson. He's three years old. I mean,

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Speaker 18: it's like, it's wonderful. And I look at all the

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Speaker 18: garbage we give our kids. The only reason that we're

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Speaker 18: giving our kids garbage is because the United States has

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Speaker 18: so much corruption in the FDA and the CDC that

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Speaker 18: what's outlawed in Europe is not outlawed in the United States.

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Speaker 18: Why is that We're supposed to be the smartest, the

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Speaker 18: most technologically advanced, the wealthiest nation, the most giving nation,

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Speaker 18: and we feed our kids' carcinogens. We don't even talk

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Speaker 18: about what they shouldn't be eating. So now we've got

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Speaker 18: a president who's focused on stuff and the left can't

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Speaker 18: handle it. The left can't you know, it's like that movie.

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Speaker 18: Left can't handle the truth. The truth is, illegals are

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Speaker 18: not good for this country. If you're unvetted and you're

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Speaker 18: member of the gang. And the Left has taken away bail.

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Speaker 18: They literally have allowed anyone who commits a crime in

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Speaker 18: this country to walk. No one goes into jail. Everyone

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Speaker 18: is veiled, no cash, nothing, just go out. Why wouldn't

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Speaker 18: you want to come to America? You can engage in

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Speaker 18: whatever criminal enterprise you want to and the government will

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Speaker 18: give you a free lawyer or free translator, a hotel,

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Speaker 18: food that you find acceptable, education, medication. I mean, how

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Speaker 18: stupid are we.

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Speaker 5: As a country?

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Speaker 18: How anti American was Joe Biden that this man allowed

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Speaker 18: this to happen and made veterans move and senior citizens

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Speaker 18: who don't have money, who have to put food back

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Speaker 18: on the shelves from their basket because we're paying billions

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Speaker 18: for illegals who never asked permission to come here.

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Speaker 3: Her ilk.

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Speaker 11: They're losing, and so just a side note, they are losing.

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Speaker 11: Why is it that we haven't seen any adjustments from

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Speaker 11: the Democrats? They seem to be doubling and tripling down

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Speaker 11: on their most unpopular radical ideas.

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Speaker 3: What is that all about?

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Speaker 18: They still don't understand what happened to them. I think

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Speaker 18: that they are now at a point where the election

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Speaker 18: hit them sideways and upside down. They can't see straight anymore.

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Speaker 18: They really don't understand why they lost this election, and

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Speaker 18: they lost it big. They don't understand why Americans are

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Speaker 18: bright enough to see a president who has cognitively declined,

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Speaker 18: who is incapable of putting two sentences together. They don't

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Speaker 18: understand how we're too smart to see that. I mean,

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Speaker 18: we're supposed to be stupid. They don't understand how we

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Speaker 18: didn't love Kamala's joy and unity and bullshit that they

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Speaker 18: kept trying to push on us. And you know, I'm

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Speaker 18: not interested in my grandson going to school and having

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Speaker 18: you know, transgender, what is it story time, whatever that

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Speaker 18: nonsense is. I'm not interested in my grandchildren being a female,

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Speaker 18: having a male come into sports spiking a ball so

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Speaker 18: that they lose, they mose, not just physically and emotionally,

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Speaker 18: they lose their dreams, their ambitions. This left take on

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Speaker 18: America is so on American.

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Speaker 19: It's so unconstitutional.

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Speaker 18: They don't want us to have free speech, they don't

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Speaker 18: want the First Amendment, they don't want us carrying guns.

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Speaker 18: You know what, They're wrong, They're just wrong. And the

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Speaker 18: United States stood up like the forgotten man and woman

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Speaker 18: in twenty sixteen. In twenty twenty four. They said belowey,

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Speaker 18: you're not going to do this to us. You're not

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Speaker 18: going to indict, convict and try to kill a man

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Speaker 18: and bankrupt him because this is what they do in

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Speaker 18: third world countries. It's just all you have to do

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Speaker 18: is be normal to know that these people are abnormal.

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Speaker 11: What is your reaction now, Judge in closing of the

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Speaker 11: Governor of New Jersey, I want to play this again,

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Speaker 11: basically taunting the FEDS to come arrest him. You are

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Speaker 11: a judge, you are someone understands the law. You prosecuted crimes.

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Speaker 11: I want your reaction to this. Let's play cut sixty nine,

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Speaker 11: and then I want you to.

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Speaker 3: React talking about it.

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Speaker 13: I don't want to get into too much detail, but

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Speaker 13: there's someone in our broader universe whose immigration status is

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Speaker 13: get it to and we said, you know what, let's

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Speaker 13: have her live at our house above our garage, and

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Speaker 13: good luck to the FEDS coming in to try to

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Speaker 13: get her.

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Speaker 3: Judge Jenninge, Yeah.

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Speaker 18: Well, that is a taunt. That is a public official

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Speaker 18: and to the laws of the State of New Jersey,

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Speaker 18: and of course the federal laws as well through the Constitution.

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Speaker 18: Who is basically saying, come and get this illegal in

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Speaker 18: my house, I dare you, except that eight USC. Thirteen

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Speaker 18: twenty four says you cannot harbor and you cannot prevent

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Speaker 18: the Feds from doing their job, and you could be

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Speaker 18: charged with obstruction, with conspirae with any one of a

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Speaker 18: number of crimes. And let me tell you something, Charlie,

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Speaker 18: the truth is. The reason you're not hearing the governor

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Speaker 18: weeks ago is because they now understand we're coming after

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Speaker 18: them too. They cannot violate the laws of the United

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Speaker 18: States of America.

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Speaker 19: This is this is not a gang.

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Speaker 18: America is a nation of laws. And until you change

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Speaker 18: those laws, you have to follow them. And don't you

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Speaker 18: dare talk to feds. Don't you dare say I dare

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Speaker 18: you to come into my home because I'm harboring and illegal. Well,

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Speaker 18: whether you are, I don't know that he is or

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Speaker 18: he isn't. He's trying to be a big guy, macho man.

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Speaker 18: Phil Murphy's on his way out, and you know what

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Speaker 18: he should be, because his whole message has been below

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Speaker 18: me from day one, and that's why New Jersey, a

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Speaker 18: historically democrat state, has gone so close to turning red.

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Speaker 1: And it will.

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Speaker 18: I guarantee you, the next governor will be a publican.

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Speaker 3: Thank god, Judge, you are the greatest.

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Speaker 11: Please plug your book for our audience and anything else

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Speaker 18: Well, thank you. The book is Crimes against America, and

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Speaker 18: I talk about the takedown of the institutions of government

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Speaker 18: by the left, by these so called progressives who are

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Speaker 18: determined to take down this country and make us a

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Speaker 18: globalist landing spot with no borders, with nothing more than

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Speaker 18: an invitation to anyone, whether you're a drug dealer, or

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Speaker 18: whether you're in a cartel, or whether you are interested

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Speaker 18: in a in promoting a gang to come to this country.

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Speaker 18: It's over now, and those crimes against America are now

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Speaker 18: being reversed because Donald Trump is in office.

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Speaker 3: Thank God, Judge, God bless you. Talk to you soon.

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Speaker 11: Thank you so much, Love you, BOBBYE. I want to

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Speaker 11: Listen carefully. With President Jonald Trump now back in the

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Speaker 11: White House, Praise God. We're all excited about the big

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Speaker 11: changes ahead which will make America great again. But even

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Speaker 11: with the defeat of their supporters last November, Big Pharma

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Speaker 11: is still threatening to derail the Trump Agenda. Oppose Bobby

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Speaker 11: keep drug prices too high. Big Pharma sets the price

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Speaker 11: of drugs, and already this year they've raised the price

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Speaker 11: They're anti competitive practices of block competition, block competition so

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Speaker 11: drugs on working Americans. But Big Pharma wants more. Now

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Speaker 11: they're urging Congress to undermine incentives in the private health

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Speaker 11: on prescription drugs. Conservatives for Lower health Care Costs warns

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Speaker 11: that Big Pharma is no friend to the Trump Agenda

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Speaker 11: or the pocket books of the American people. They opposed

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Speaker 11: solutions to lower drug prices in President Trump's first term,

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Speaker 11: and they're after a huge money grab at the expense

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Speaker 11: Bobby Kennedy and Tulci Gabbert. It looks really good for

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Speaker 11: them right now, and you, the grassroots, deserve the credit.

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Speaker 3: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 11: In reset stops here the Charlie Kirk Show. Okay, everybody,

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Speaker 11: Make sure you subscribe to the Charlie Kirkshow podcast. And also,

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Speaker 11: in two weeks, that's right, two weeks, drum roll, I

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Speaker 11: I can't tell you what campus first, but we are

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Speaker 11: going to be doing nineteen campus stops. I think that's right.

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Speaker 11: Nineteen campus stops. We are back at it. You see,

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Speaker 11: we had a choice to make. We could take it easy.

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Speaker 11: We won the election. Now, mind you, it's less than

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Speaker 11: the fall, just you know, it's less or we can

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Speaker 11: go after gen Z and make this a permanent cultural realignment,

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Speaker 11: to make this a permanent move to the right, a

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Speaker 3: What are we gonna do? Let give them a chance

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Speaker 3: to go regather.

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Speaker 20: No.

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Speaker 11: Starting in two weeks, I will be in a very

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Speaker 11: nice state bringing the message of liberty the audience. Oh yeah,

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Speaker 11: my team thinks I'm insane. Andrew says, that's fine, work harder.

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Speaker 11: Do you think AOC knows that there are seven articles

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Speaker 11: AOC and very politely and ask her what is Article three?

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Speaker 11: What is Article two? What does it say? Who wrote

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Speaker 11: this very interesting tirade against Elon Musk. AOC says to

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Speaker 11: Elon Musk that you're not very smart. So the world's

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Speaker 21: This dude is probably one of the most unintelligent billionaires.

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Speaker 21: All of that is to say is that they don't

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Speaker 21: do their homework. Clearly, like they're putting nineteen year olds

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Speaker 19: This dude is not smart, and.

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Speaker 8: The danger in not in.

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Speaker 21: The lack of intelligence and the lack of expertise. But

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Speaker 21: the point is is that what that means is that they're.

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Speaker 19: Going to hit a button.

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Speaker 21: Inevitably, they are going to hit a button and things

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Speaker 11: She said some really dumb things over the last couple

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Speaker 11: For the record, These nineteen or twenty year olds that

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Speaker 11: These are prodigies that are deciphering ancient scrolls. We're going

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Speaker 11: to do an entire segment on that at some point.

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Speaker 11: I mean, these are I actually met one of them

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Speaker 11: We're going to get to that in the next segment.

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Speaker 11: He says, Charlie, I'm a huge fan. Really great handshake,

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Speaker 11: and he says, I was one semester way from graduating

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Speaker 11: I mean, and you could tell this guy has an

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Speaker 3: We don't know. Actually it's TBD. It's fine.

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Speaker 11: I mean, she can serve in Congress and go make

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Speaker 3: I would sit that one out.

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Speaker 11: Not not exactly a qualified discussion for her, and going

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Speaker 16: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 16: Terrence Bates. Thyroid disease, issues with your pituitary gland, any

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Speaker 16: sort of hormonal imbalance. While your first call would likely

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Speaker 22: Also, I had my thyroid removed from cancer in two

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Speaker 22: that he thinks that my hypotholamus was also compromised. I

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Speaker 16: The results she's talking about are thanks to John Jubilee

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Speaker 16: and his Energized Health Plan. John is here with us

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Speaker 16: again this week to kick things off, so talk about

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Speaker 16: pretty much every sort of health issue that may be

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Speaker 23: It seems, well, you know, Terrence, a lot of a

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Speaker 23: lot of people that you know have a thyroid issue,

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Speaker 23: or a pituitary issue, or hypothalamus.

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Speaker 24: You know, a lot of people might not even know

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Speaker 24: what those are, Terrence. But but it's kind of like

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Speaker 24: if you went out to start your car and your

878
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Speaker 24: engine is perfect, your transmission is perfect, your tires are perfect.

879
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Speaker 24: But if your starter is broken, you're not going anywhere.

880
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Speaker 24: You're just that car is stuck in the driveway just

881
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Speaker 24: because of one one small part of that entire car.

882
00:48:40,920 --> 00:48:44,719
Speaker 24: Just the starter doesn't work, you're not going anywhere. And

883
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Speaker 24: that's kind of how it is with a lot of

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Speaker 24: people with.

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Speaker 19: Their health goals.

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Speaker 24: If their pituitaries off, if they're thyroid's off, if their

887
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Speaker 24: hypothalamus is off, you know, and you know, you don't

888
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Speaker 24: have to be an endocrinologist to understand that those those

889
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Speaker 24: that triangulation terance of those three organs in the human

890
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Speaker 24: body are what helps the body to metabolize fat.

891
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Speaker 3: It tells the body what to.

892
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Speaker 24: Do with the food that's coming into it, so it

893
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Speaker 24: tells it to either use it as energy. But if

894
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Speaker 24: they're not functioning the way they should, it says, you

895
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Speaker 24: know what, I'm broken, We're just going to store that

896
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Speaker 24: as fat. So a lot of times people that have

897
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Speaker 24: tried every kind of diet out there, they don't even

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Speaker 24: realize the root cause of the reason they keep gaining weight.

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Speaker 24: No matter what they do, how much they exercise, how

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Speaker 24: much they diet, none of those things are going to

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Speaker 24: work for them, terrence, until they address the root.

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Speaker 23: Cause, which is one of.

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Speaker 24: Those three items see either the pituitary, the thyroid, or

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Speaker 24: the hypothalamus. And the great news is we go to

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Speaker 24: the root cause it energize health. When you're doing our

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Speaker 24: scientific protocol, it's a patent pending science. You're optimizing each

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Speaker 24: one of those. And I love this client's testimony because

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Speaker 24: you notice she actually had her thyroid removed, Terrence, so

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Speaker 24: she don't even have a thyroid, and she still was

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Speaker 24: able to lose that to get healthy at the cellular level,

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Speaker 24: because the other two will actually subsidize what's missing. Even

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Speaker 24: if you're missing a thyroid or pituitary, you can still

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Speaker 24: get healthy at the cellular level.

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Speaker 16: You know, you said the word root cause, and when

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Speaker 16: you think of the body, the root in the body

916
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Speaker 16: would be at the cellular level.

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Speaker 3: And so it really does make sense.

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Speaker 24: No, it really is, Terence. But again, imagine the frustration

919
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Speaker 24: of somebody that they're eating the right diet, they're doing

920
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Speaker 24: the right exercise, and they can't understand, well, how do

921
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Speaker 24: I keep gaining fat? You know, when you know I'm

922
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Speaker 24: eating a perfect diet, I'm eating all organic and I'm

923
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Speaker 24: drinking my water, I'm doing my exercise. But if you

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Speaker 24: don't go to the root cause to actually optimize those

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Speaker 24: organs so that they tell the body what to actually do,

926
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Speaker 24: it's sort of like, you know, my grape and raisin analogy.

927
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Speaker 24: I like to get people word pictures and just imagine

928
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Speaker 24: if your purtuitary or your thyroid is shriveled up like

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Speaker 24: a raisin, it's a raisin instead of a healthy grape.

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Speaker 24: It just can't function and do what it's designed to do,

931
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Speaker 24: which is to secrete the hormones that cause your body

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Speaker 24: to metabolize fat.

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Speaker 16: All right, For people who are interested, Energized health dot

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Speaker 24: Now, look, it's super simple, guys.

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Speaker 8: Listen.

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Speaker 24: What really works is simple. There's a term in science

939
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Speaker 24: called elegance. You know, there's a simple elegance to doing

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Speaker 1: Appreciate you being here.

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Speaker 16: Now, let's get you back to your regularly scheduled programming.

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Speaker 3: Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 11: Email us as always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. USAID

952
00:52:29,800 --> 00:52:33,359
Speaker 11: is the ATM machine of the Central Intelligence Agency. It

953
00:52:33,480 --> 00:52:39,040
Speaker 11: is the funding mechanism of the deep state. Do you

954
00:52:39,120 --> 00:52:41,320
Speaker 11: know that we spent one point five million dollars to

955
00:52:41,360 --> 00:52:46,480
Speaker 11: promote Dei in Serbia? Seventy thousand dollars for a Dei

956
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Speaker 11: musical production in Ireland. We spend forty seven thousand dollars

957
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Speaker 11: on a transgender opera in Colombia, thirty two thousand dollars

958
00:52:56,520 --> 00:53:01,640
Speaker 11: on a transgender comic in Peru, twenty million dollars to

959
00:53:01,640 --> 00:53:06,480
Speaker 11: produce Sesame Street in Iraq, to promote a LGBT gay agenda.

960
00:53:07,480 --> 00:53:11,520
Speaker 11: Two million dollars for sex reassignment surgery in Guatemala, twenty

961
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Speaker 11: seven million dollars for gift bags for deporties in Central America.

962
00:53:15,840 --> 00:53:19,880
Speaker 11: Hundreds of millions of dollars for irrigreat irrigation and agricultural

963
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Speaker 11: in Afghanistan that were ultimately used to increase opium supply.

964
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Speaker 11: One point one billion dollars to build a port and

965
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Speaker 11: a power plant in Haiti after the twenty ten or earthquake,

966
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Speaker 11: a project promoted by Bill Clinton, but nothing was actually built.

967
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Speaker 11: Seventy four million dollars e oporated in two thousand and

968
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Speaker 11: six under the title of Promoting Democracy in Cuba, and

969
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Speaker 11: that is just the tip of the iceberg. Joining us

970
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Speaker 11: now is Jonathan Kieperman, founder of Passage Press, also known

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Speaker 11: as Lomez.

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Speaker 3: Great to see you again.

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Speaker 11: What is your take on USAID and should it continue

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Speaker 11: to exist, Charlie.

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Speaker 25: The easy answer there is no, at least not in

976
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Speaker 25: its current form.

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Speaker 19: It's great to be here.

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Speaker 20: By the way, but this question of USAID and what

979
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Speaker 20: we've seen over the last week since Marco Rubio at

980
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Speaker 20: the State Department has taken control and tried to.

981
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Speaker 19: Make transparent some of the funding.

982
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Speaker 25: Schemes going on there, has really got me and I

983
00:54:20,280 --> 00:54:23,479
Speaker 25: think a lot of people really heated, because it's very

984
00:54:23,560 --> 00:54:28,560
Speaker 25: clear that what USAID is doing is the exact opposite

985
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Speaker 25: of what is in the interests of United States and

986
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Speaker 25: the American people. And USAID really is a kind of

987
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Speaker 25: perfect microcosm of both the stupidity and the malice of

988
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Speaker 25: the unelected and unaccountable bureaucrats who run our State Department

989
00:54:46,239 --> 00:54:49,520
Speaker 25: and use our tax dollars, the money that we make

990
00:54:49,719 --> 00:54:53,200
Speaker 25: and that should be helping our people and supporting our

991
00:54:53,440 --> 00:55:00,440
Speaker 25: interests instead goes to spreading this international ideology, what we

992
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Speaker 25: might just call international wokeism, for the benefit of their

993
00:55:05,560 --> 00:55:08,920
Speaker 25: own pockets and of their own interests, which again are

994
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Speaker 25: entirely divorced from the interests of the American people. So,

995
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Speaker 25: you know, I'm really glad that this is now out there,

996
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Speaker 25: that this is a discussion we're having, and what was

997
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Speaker 25: previously so opaque about some of this funding and this

998
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Speaker 25: waste is now open for everyone to see. I want

999
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Speaker 25: to thank by the way, data Republican, a great account

1000
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Speaker 25: on Twitter. Yep also put together a tool at datarepublican dot.

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Speaker 19: Com where you can go and search this stuff for yourself.

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Speaker 25: So I encourage you to go to data republican dot com,

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Speaker 25: type in USAID to the grant search tool and see

1004
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Speaker 25: what comes up. I just did this, okay, and here's

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Speaker 25: just one small sample of something I found. Thirty million

1006
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Speaker 25: dollars going to an organization called Creative Associates International.

1007
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Speaker 19: What does Creative Associates International do?

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Speaker 25: They fund women in the Guatemalan Highland to stitch their

1009
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Speaker 25: own ponchos. They also fund vague community organizing efforts in

1010
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Speaker 25: Burkina Fasso. I dare anyone listening this to explain to

1011
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Speaker 25: me why that money being spent on ponchos in the

1012
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Speaker 25: Guatemalan Highland is more appropriate than spending that money to

1013
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Speaker 25: fix up let's say, the floods in North Carolina or

1014
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Speaker 25: the fires that just devastated our people in California.

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Speaker 11: And there's also some nefarious activity here as well, in

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Speaker 11: addition to the extraordinary talk about how this money is

1017
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Speaker 11: also used in parallel with some of the nefarious goals

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Speaker 11: of our intelligencies.

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Speaker 25: Yeah, so this is right, and I think you know,

1020
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Speaker 25: this requires a kind of deep dive into the history

1021
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Speaker 25: of the State Department.

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Speaker 19: And some of our globalist policies.

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Speaker 25: What some people like our friend Darren Beattie who's now

1024
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Speaker 25: at the Department of State, has called the global American Empire,

1025
00:57:03,040 --> 00:57:06,200
Speaker 25: which is really an offshoot of the neocons going back

1026
00:57:06,200 --> 00:57:09,160
Speaker 25: to the Iraq War, in this idea that we could

1027
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Speaker 25: spread democracy across the world and we would do that

1028
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Speaker 25: by force. Initially, it turns out that you can't just

1029
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Speaker 25: march an army into a place like Iraq or Afghanistan

1030
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Speaker 25: and turn it into a liberal democracy.

1031
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Speaker 26: So over the.

1032
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Speaker 25: Last decade that strategy has transmographied. Now and we use

1033
00:57:28,840 --> 00:57:32,040
Speaker 25: a kind of soft power, and we use this kind

1034
00:57:32,080 --> 00:57:36,520
Speaker 25: of ideologic ideology of wokeness to impose the interests of

1035
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Speaker 25: this global American empire on the rest of the world.

1036
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Speaker 19: A lot of this is represented in things.

1037
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Speaker 25: Like LGBTQI plus initiatives, things like environmental justice. You see

1038
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Speaker 25: words like Latink's politics popping up all over the place

1039
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Speaker 25: when you search for this stuff. Our friend Josh Howardzon,

1040
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Speaker 25: he's a great account on Twitter. He mentioned, for example,

1041
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Speaker 25: he found that a lot of Christian organizations and religious

1042
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Speaker 25: organizations around the world, this money is dangled over their

1043
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Speaker 25: head and there only they only get access to it so.

1044
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Speaker 19: Long as they allow for and accept the leftist activist.

1045
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Speaker 25: Views on things like LGTB issues and trans issues. Otherwise

1046
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Speaker 25: this money disappears. So it's a way to sort of

1047
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Speaker 25: force this ideology onto the rest of the world. A

1048
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Speaker 25: quick history lesson here, Okay. I'm reminded of Tacitus, who,

1049
00:58:32,600 --> 00:58:37,600
Speaker 25: writing about the Roman Empire and quoting a leader of

1050
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Speaker 25: the Britons describing the wrath and devastation of the Roman

1051
00:58:42,880 --> 00:58:47,440
Speaker 25: imperial army, had the quote, they make a desert and

1052
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Speaker 25: they call it peace. And you might say something like

1053
00:58:50,480 --> 00:58:54,120
Speaker 25: this about the global American Empire, which is we raise

1054
00:58:54,280 --> 00:58:56,320
Speaker 25: a pride flag and we call it peace.

1055
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Speaker 3: Otherwise one is the gay the.

1056
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Speaker 19: That's right, Gae, the global empire.

1057
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Speaker 11: Just by coincidence. But you make a really astute point,

1058
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Speaker 11: which is that when we were told, for example, at

1059
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Speaker 11: USAID by their defenders, well, we're sending American values abroad.

1060
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Speaker 11: So we think we're sending like pocket constitutions to Aboriginal

1061
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Speaker 11: tribes in Australia. Like wow, Like you're trying to tell

1062
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Speaker 11: me that the poor people of Sudan are going to

1063
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Speaker 11: learn about Thomas Jefferson.

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Speaker 3: No.

1065
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Speaker 11: No, when they say we're sending American values, we are

1066
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Speaker 11: sending gender transition clinics to Sri Lanka like we are.

1067
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Speaker 11: We're sending the worst, lower, the lowest aspects of the

1068
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Speaker 11: radical transagenda. We're sending gay pride flags to Thailand. We

1069
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Speaker 11: are We're trying to convert the part of the world

1070
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Speaker 11: that might not believe that there are two hundred and

1071
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Speaker 11: forty two genders. And part of this is the evangelistic

1072
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Speaker 11: component of the Great American modern Empire. The religion, the

1073
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Speaker 11: state run religion is LGBTQ. Diversity is our strength LOMZ.

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Speaker 19: So the divide here is very simple.

1075
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Speaker 25: There is the ideology of the global American empire. This

1076
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Speaker 25: is what we call globalists broadly speaking. And then the

1077
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Speaker 25: other foreign policy option that we have is a nationalist

1078
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Speaker 25: American first foreign policy. USAID has been operating on the

1079
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Speaker 25: globalist foreign policy ideology for the last several decades. Donald Trump,

1080
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Speaker 25: Marco Rubio, our patriots now in charge of our government

1081
01:00:46,400 --> 01:00:50,320
Speaker 25: are reasserting a foreign policy that.

1082
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Speaker 19: Prefers and supports.

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Speaker 25: The interests of the American people over the rest of

1084
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Speaker 25: the world. And part of this now is going to

1085
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Speaker 25: be revising how we spend our money and returning that

1086
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Speaker 25: money to the American people.

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Speaker 11: That is so well said. I want to keep you

1088
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Speaker 11: for another segment here, Lomez. I want to talk about

1089
01:01:12,720 --> 01:01:16,520
Speaker 11: this ugly crusade that they're on right now to try

1090
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Speaker 11: and docks and try and destroy and even murder, their

1091
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Speaker 1: We're interrupting this program for a special live report. This

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Speaker 1: has been a live special report.

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Speaker 16: We know we are interrupting your regularly scheduled programming to

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Speaker 16: go to Washington, d C. The White House. Steve Whitcop

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Speaker 16: is speaking there. He of course, is the Middle East Envoy.

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Speaker 16: This speech coming, this media availability coming in advance of

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Speaker 16: net and Yahoo speaking there with President Trump later today.

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Speaker 3: So this is can you come to the Night Space.

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Speaker 26: I'm sorry, we're in phase two now, so we're in a.

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Speaker 19: Seven year face too.

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Speaker 27: I'm sharing ampervisor and mad with Prime Instctor last night,

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Speaker 27: guidelines and panders pursuing which we're knowing to be policy talks.

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Speaker 5: Prime Minister.

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Speaker 26: Thursday in Florida, going over all these days as.

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Speaker 8: Well, So we are we dug in.

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Speaker 28: Does that mean that he said you will end the

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Speaker 28: war and.

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Speaker 26: That's part Well, phase two is Phase two has its

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Speaker 26: post as that's what we're observing, and that's how.

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Speaker 15: Which is.

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Speaker 3: Does that mean that he said you will end the

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Speaker 3: war and withdraw from Gaza?

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Speaker 26: That well, Phase two is, Phase two has its own

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Speaker 26: protocol attached to it, and that's what we're observing, and

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Speaker 26: that's how I would answer.

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Speaker 29: That he will, he will work on all of the

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Speaker 29: hostages will be released in a time.

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Speaker 26: Well, first of all, we're focused, uh, we're focused on

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Speaker 26: making sure that Phase one completes exactly as it should complete,

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Speaker 26: that all the hostages who are a part of that

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Speaker 26: deal come home, including bodies, because there are plenty of

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Speaker 26: families here who don't get their loved ones back, but

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Speaker 26: they just want to be able to bury them and

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Speaker 26: have certainty and have an anniversary date that they where

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Speaker 26: they can say a prayer for their for their children who.

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Speaker 28: They've Palidian say that they want to go home to Gaza.

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Speaker 28: Mister President Trump has spoken about cleaning out Gaza, So

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Speaker 28: what does that look like? Would there be a situation

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Speaker 28: where you could forcibly remove people from Gaza?

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Speaker 30: Well, I would push back on the characterization of cleaning

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Speaker 30: out Gaza. I think President Trump is looking at this

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Speaker 30: from a humanitarian standpoint. You have these people that are

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Speaker 30: sitting with literally thousands of unexploded ordnance in piles of rubble.

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Speaker 30: You know, at some point we have to look realistically,

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Speaker 30: how do you rebuild Gaza?

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Speaker 7: What does that look like?

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Speaker 30: What's the timeline? I think we a lot of people

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Speaker 30: were looking at very unrealistic timelines. We're talking ten to

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Speaker 30: fifteen years, not the five years, and so that is

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Speaker 30: what That's what we have to work through.

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Speaker 7: That's part of what we'll work through with Prime Minister

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Speaker 7: in net Yahoo. So let me let me so let

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Speaker 7: me so let me so let me let me just.

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Speaker 26: Let me just exp and on what the National Security

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Speaker 26: Advisor said, because we talk about this all the time

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Speaker 26: in any city in the United States of America, if

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Speaker 26: you had damage that was one hundredth of what I

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Speaker 26: saw in Gaza, and I went there at the direction

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Speaker 26: of the President and the National Security Advisor, so we

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Speaker 26: would know right up pant right, very specifically what was

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Speaker 26: going on. Nobody would be allowed to go back to

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Speaker 26: their homes. That's how dangerous it is. The thirty thousand

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Speaker 26: unexploded munitions. It is the buildings that could tip over

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Speaker 26: at any moment. There's no utilities there whatsoever, no working water,

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Speaker 26: electric gas, nothing. God knows what kind of disease might

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Speaker 26: be festering there. So when the President talks about cleaning

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Speaker 26: it out, he talks about making it habitable. And this

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Speaker 26: is a long range plan. They've dug tunnels underneath there

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Speaker 26: that have basically degraded the stone that you make that

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Speaker 26: would form foundations. We have to examine that with with borings.

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Speaker 26: You do it with UH subterranean UH surveys, and.

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Speaker 7: This, guys, it's it's years on top of years.

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Speaker 26: The disposal effort on on in Gaza is we estimate

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Speaker 26: three to five years just to dispose of all the

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Speaker 26: things before you can look down but believe beneath the

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Speaker 26: surface of the soil, and then before you get a

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Speaker 26: master plan done, and the President is intent on getting

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Speaker 26: it all done correctly. So to me, it is unfair

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Speaker 26: to have explained to Palestinians that they might be back

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Speaker 26: in five years.

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Speaker 7: That's just preposterous, and he's just taking a common sense

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Speaker 7: Let's act like adults here offering their time to answer

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Speaker 7: your questions.

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Speaker 3: You don't need to scream at them like a bunch

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Speaker 3: of school children.

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Speaker 7: We just go ahead, Thank you very much, Steve.

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Speaker 31: Just to follow up on ma, can you explain where

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Speaker 31: they are supposed to go, considering Jordan and Egypt have

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Speaker 31: been so adamant about the fact that they will not

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Speaker 31: take these Palestinians who do not want to be And secondly,

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Speaker 31: can you get some realistic expectations for a permanent ceasefire

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Speaker 31: and this Phase two deal when might.

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Speaker 18: Start to work toward that.

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Speaker 26: So as to where people will go, that's a big

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Speaker 26: issue and we have to solve that, and that's what

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Speaker 26: we're here to do, and that's what the President has

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Speaker 26: tasked us with.

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Speaker 30: And we're looking and we're looking to a number of

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Speaker 30: our allies, partners in the region. We have to collectively

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Speaker 30: solve this problem. Everyone's heartbreaks for this war that Hamas

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Speaker 30: started and what has happened to these people that Hamas

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Speaker 30: was willing to sacrifice to turn global opinion against Israel.

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Speaker 30: But now we have to collectively come up with some problems,

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Speaker 30: and I think the President has taken a very common

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Speaker 30: sense approach.

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Speaker 29: Next question, we'll go to sea.

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Speaker 26: Having discussions with Jordan.

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Speaker 32: You can have the completely ruled it out.

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Speaker 26: It is still a matter of negotiating.

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Speaker 30: King Abdullah is coming, is coming to visit the President

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Speaker 30: next week. We just had a call with President CC.

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Speaker 30: The President Trump is absolutely engaged on the issue, and

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Speaker 30: I think with his leadership, we'll be able to pull

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Speaker 30: some solutions together.

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Speaker 7: And of course we have the Prime minister solutions.

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Speaker 32: There's so much I'd like to ask prim Andy start

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Speaker 32: and now is coming here today? After the meeting you

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Speaker 32: had with him last night, we already saw with results.

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Speaker 32: Right after your meeting with him, he said he will

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Speaker 32: send his delegation to Daha for the negotiations.

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Speaker 3: He didn't do that before the meeting. With wondering what's

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Speaker 3: going to happen.

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Speaker 32: If you will tell President Trump, I don't I want

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Speaker 32: to end the war, and then you know the result

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Speaker 32: is not getting all the hostages.

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Speaker 26: Well, First of all, I met with Prime Minister net

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Speaker 26: Yahoo with Mike, our National Security Advisor, and we had

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Speaker 26: a long session and it was a good session. And

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Speaker 26: so you saw his statement that he's sending a team there.

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Speaker 26: That's a team that's going there to negotiate, to discuss

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Speaker 26: all of these issues that we're talking about. Part of

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Speaker 26: the problem is that it wasn't such a wonderful agreement

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Speaker 26: that was first signed, that was not dictated by the

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Speaker 26: Trump administration.

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Speaker 7: We had nothing to do with it.

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Speaker 26: So now we're working within that rubric and we're figuring

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Speaker 26: things out. We were able to get to the right

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Speaker 26: place on phase one, we're hopeful we'll get to the

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Speaker 26: right place on phase two. And what me and the

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Speaker 26: National Security Advisor are identifying, which by the way President

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Speaker 26: Trump identified, is that phase three, the reconstruction can't is

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Speaker 26: not going to go the way that agreement talks about,

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Speaker 26: which is a five year program. It's physically imposed. And

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Speaker 26: so what we're trying to do is be transparent to

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Speaker 26: these people. If you go to Gaza today, I was there,

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Speaker 26: I witnessed it. You see people going there picking up

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Speaker 26: a tent and literally in some circumstances turning right around

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Speaker 26: again because there is nothing left there.

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Speaker 3: Do you believe me?

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Speaker 31: Do you think a new deal now, maybe some other arrangements,

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Speaker 31: some other phases right now then was what discussed before?

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Speaker 26: You know what, it's a this is a complicated deal,

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Speaker 26: and there's there's there's a lot to be considered here.

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Speaker 26: And if you talk to a person like Mike Waltz

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Speaker 26: or a person like Donald Trump, what they're going to

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Speaker 26: tell you is we need to level set the facts,

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Speaker 26: really unders understand the conditions right now in Gaza.

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Speaker 7: And I'm giving you.

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Speaker 26: A really granular view of the reality that exists there today.

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Speaker 7: And can we just and can I just add to that?

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Speaker 7: Can I just add to that?

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Speaker 30: There's rightly that our discussions will be focused on the

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Speaker 30: future of Gaza, the destruction of Hamas, and of course

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Speaker 30: getting our folks out. But there's so many opportunities now

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Speaker 30: in the region, largely thanks to Prime Minister net Yahoo

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Speaker 30: and Israeli leadership. With Hesba Llah destroyed, we have President

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Speaker 30: aun and that many people thought was an impossibility now

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Speaker 30: in charge in Lebanon, you have the dictator Assad gone

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Speaker 30: and in hiding in Russia. You have Iran really in

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Speaker 30: many ways on its back foot. We need to handle

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Speaker 30: and deal with the issues of the Huthis literally attacking

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Speaker 30: international shipping. That should be an international response, not all

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Speaker 30: of the burden on the United States. So we're asking

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Speaker 30: the Europeans to step up and help us with that issue.

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Speaker 30: So there's a lot of opportunity in the region and

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Speaker 30: mostly there is real optimism. And Steve saw this in

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Speaker 30: Tel Aviv. In Jerusalem, there are massive murals of President

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Speaker 30: Trump with families being reunited with their loved ones, thanking him.

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Speaker 7: For his leadership.

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Speaker 30: And I think we're on the prespass. We talked about

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Speaker 30: the next round of the Abraham Accords.

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Speaker 7: That's the goal.

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Speaker 30: If we're talking in UH in President Trump's term about

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Speaker 30: rail projects, UH, fiber optics, data centers, energy and getting

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Speaker 30: back to the piece that he had in his first term,

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Speaker 30: then that is a transformative success that only president.

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Speaker 7: Here from the President directly later this afternoon, so we'll.

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Speaker 1: See you there.

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Speaker 16: So that was Steve Whitcoff, the Middle East Envoy for

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Speaker 16: President Trump, speaking there in advance of Israeli Prime Minister

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Speaker 16: Benjamin Netah who's speaking at the White House with President Trump.

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Speaker 16: We're back in a moment. Welcome back to this Real

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Speaker 16: America's Voice news Break. I'm Terrence Bates. We appreciate you

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Speaker 16: being here with us. One of President Trump's more high

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Speaker 16: profile cabinet picks is moving out of committee into the

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Speaker 16: full Senate for confirmation.

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Speaker 8: Robert F.

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Speaker 16: Kennedy, Junior one confirmation before the Senate Finance Committee earlier

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Speaker 16: this morning. As expected, it came down to a party

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Speaker 16: line vote, with Kennedy getting fourteen Republicans to side with

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Speaker 16: him in thirteen Democrats voting against him. President Trump's choice

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Speaker 16: to head up the Department of Health and Human Services

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Speaker 16: can only afford three goped afections to be confirmed by

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Speaker 16: the full Senate. He was able to convince at least

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Speaker 16: one skeptical Republican during the committee confirmation process. Senator Bill

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Speaker 16: Cassidy of Louisiana, who also happens to be a medical doctor,

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Speaker 16: says that he had been quote struggling with the nominee's

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Speaker 16: views on vaccines and how those views could undermine the

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Speaker 16: public's faith in them, but taking to true social right

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Speaker 16: before today's vote. Thesian and a Republican, writing, with the

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Speaker 16: serious commitments I've received from the administration and the opportunity

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Speaker 16: to make progress on the issues we agree on, like

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Speaker 16: healthy foods in pro American agenda, I will vote yes. Meantime,

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Speaker 16: the art of the deal remains alive and well with

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Speaker 16: President Trump, as both Mexico and Canada are ready to

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Speaker 16: discuss terms following President Trump's threat of a twenty five

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Speaker 16: percent tariff that was initially set to go into effect today. Instead,

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Speaker 16: he is pressing pause for one month in order to

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Speaker 16: broker a better trade deal with both of those nations.

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Speaker 16: In the meantime, he says, Mexico's president has agreed to

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Speaker 16: send ten thousand Mexican troops to the US Mexico border,

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Speaker 16: specifically to stop the floor of fentanyl and iw legal

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Speaker 16: migrants into the country.

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Speaker 8: Canada is justin.

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Speaker 16: Trudeau reportedly are agreeing to additional cooperation when it comes

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Speaker 16: to securing the northern border as well. That's a quick

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Speaker 16: check off your headlines. I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 1: One percent American maid darn proud of it. The Charlie

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Speaker 1: Kirk Show.

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Speaker 3: Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 11: Email US is always freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com.

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Speaker 11: That is freedom at Charliekirk dot com. Let me see

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Speaker 3: Creators Network does amazing work.

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Speaker 11: There's a lot of excitement in DC as we start

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Speaker 11: out this year, but I wanted to talk to you

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Speaker 11: about something just as exciting happening outside the DC Beltway.

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Speaker 3: A revolution in the States. It's the freedom education movement.

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Speaker 3: It's real.

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Speaker 11: It's growing and growing because some states, as they should,

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Speaker 11: are putting parents in charge of the education of their kids.

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Speaker 11: Everyone knows education has the power to change a kid's life,

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Speaker 11: and anyone who's raised a child knows each has different needs,

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Speaker 11: learning styles, and God given talents. The fact is parents

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Speaker 11: know know their own children best. They know it's best

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Speaker 11: for their development in future. Education freedom legislation puts parents,

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Speaker 11: not zip codes and politicians in charge of these important

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Speaker 11: family decisions. That's why I strongly support making universal education

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Speaker 11: freedom a reality for every.

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Speaker 3: Parent in every state.

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Speaker 11: To find out where your state legislature stands, and to

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Speaker 11: make sure your voice is heard, go to Educationfreedom dot com.

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Speaker 11: Now that is educationfreedom dot com. Education Freedom USA dot com.

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Speaker 11: I'm sorry, Education Freedom USA dot com. That is education

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Speaker 11: Freedom USA dot com. Education freedom legislation puts parents, not

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Speaker 11: zip codes in charge of these important decisions, education, freedom

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Speaker 11: USA dot com. Do you guys remember that bizarre moment

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Speaker 11: that was almost like the cultural bottom. It was like

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Speaker 11: the cultural canon, the bottom of the bottom, where we

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Speaker 11: hit the valley when Matt Freak Dylan mulvaney was paid

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Speaker 11: to promote bud Light. Seems as if that was the

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Speaker 11: low point of the kind of cultural four years well.

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Speaker 11: Joining us now is Anson Fredericks or Freris, author of

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Speaker 11: Last Call for bud Light. Anson, welcome to the program.

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Speaker 11: Thank you for being here. You are a former president

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Speaker 11: of Anheuser Busch, so I know you have a lot

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Speaker 11: to share. How on earth did that all happen? And

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Speaker 11: take us back in time? Floor is yours?

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Speaker 33: Yeah, no, Charlie, thank you so much for having me today.

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Speaker 33: And you're absolutely right. I mean, this really was sort

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Speaker 33: of the tipping point. And when bud Light did the

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Speaker 33: sponsor with Dylan mulvaney, and I think that was a

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Speaker 33: red pill moment for most of America when they said

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Speaker 33: we've just had enough of corporations getting involved.

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Speaker 8: In political issues.

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Speaker 33: We saw when the NFL got involved with having half

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Speaker 33: their players neil and accepted it. We saw companies like

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Speaker 33: Disney who all of a sudden were promoting all of

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Speaker 33: a sudden rights.

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Speaker 19: And Florida issues that were going on.

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Speaker 33: And then when bud Light, i mean, the most American

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Speaker 33: of brands, the most American of beers, all of a

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Speaker 33: sudden starts doing this controversial partnership with Dyll Molvani, this

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Speaker 33: is really when people had enough. And this is when

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Speaker 33: you actually saw customers left and droves. They've lost millions

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Speaker 33: of customers, the company lost billions of dollars of shareholder value,

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Speaker 33: their profits plunged by two billion dollars as well. And

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Speaker 33: this is when, all of a sudden, you actually saw

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Speaker 33: more companies take a step back and look at some

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Speaker 33: of them really controversial, divisive DEI and ESG policies that

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Speaker 33: have been implemented across corporate America by sort of the

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Speaker 33: Biden administration, by asset managers like black Rocks, State Street, Vanguard,

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Speaker 33: by a bunch of consultants like McKinsey. And this is

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Speaker 33: when all of a sudden, corporations actually took a step

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Speaker 33: back and said, you know, maybe we don't need all this,

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Speaker 33: Maybe this isn't good for business. Maybe we need to

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Speaker 33: sort of reevaluate where we are as a company. And

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Speaker 33: all the pendulum is starting to swing back. This is

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Speaker 33: still very relevant. You've seen certain companies like McDonald's, like Walmart,

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Speaker 33: and like Tractor Supply Company kind of step back, but

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Speaker 33: other companies really leaning in this. Just this week you

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Speaker 33: have Costco, JP Morgan have doubled down on their DEI policies.

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Speaker 33: And then now there's been a lawsuit that's been filed

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Speaker 33: by a lot of DEI officers at companies that are

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Speaker 33: trying to undo some of Trump's recent legislative agenda. So

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Speaker 33: this is very much still a topic that is alive,

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Speaker 33: and I think we're going to not be seeing.

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Speaker 3: The end of the DII movement anytime soon. So it's

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Speaker 3: just amazing to me.

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Speaker 11: So I want to get into the details here of

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Speaker 11: your book and your experience. But in April of twenty

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Speaker 11: twenty three, if my timeline is correct, they decided to

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Speaker 11: make Dylan mulvaney one of the faces of bud Light

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Speaker 11: and kind of do this whole thing. And the stock

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Speaker 11: price was at sixty five dollars and fifty two share

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Speaker 11: cents a share. Now it's at forty eight dollars and

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Speaker 11: seventy five cents a share. You're a former president of

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Speaker 11: Anheuser Busch. Do you believe that this decision and the

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Speaker 11: backlot lash has contributed in this nearly twenty percent decline

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Speaker 11: in their stock over the last year and a half.

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Speaker 19: Absolutely it has, Charlie.

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Speaker 33: I mean, you've just seen that bud Light, which was

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Speaker 33: the biggest beer brand in America, had lost thirty percent

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Speaker 33: of their sales, thirty percent of their customers. Other brands

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Speaker 33: that they have, Budweiser, plunged as deeply, and then even

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Speaker 33: to growth brands they have michelob Ultraum and bush Light,

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Speaker 33: all a sudden those started plunging also, So it's had

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Speaker 33: a huge effect on.

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Speaker 19: The stock prist.

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Speaker 33: At the same time, the broader stock market has been

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Speaker 33: up almost forty percent. So bud Light brown twenty thirty percent,

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Speaker 33: broader stock market up forty percent.

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Speaker 19: So it's had a massive effect.

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Speaker 3: And it's not just a bud Light.

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Speaker 33: Companies like Target very similar when Target two years ago

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Speaker 33: got involved in Pride Month and they were having the

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Speaker 33: tuck friendly bathing suits, as you might recall, their stock

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Speaker 33: is down double digits over that time period, where their

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Speaker 33: biggest competitor, Walmart, who Walmart has taken a big step

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Speaker 33: back Walmart ditched their device of DEI policies, they were

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Speaker 33: more folks on the customer. Walmart stock has doubled over

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Speaker 33: that same time period, so I think it's very clear

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Speaker 33: that you're starting to see this really diversion happen. Companies

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Speaker 33: that are leading into controversial deiesg agendas, they continued to

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Speaker 33: shed customers, whereas ones that are kind of sticking to

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Speaker 33: the up for their customers, just focused on providing great

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Speaker 33: products and services, sticking to their mission. Those businesses are

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Speaker 33: going to thrive, especially, I think in the coming years,

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Speaker 33: and I think those businesses are going to add a ton.

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Speaker 19: Of value to their share price.

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Speaker 33: And then also I think they're going to add a

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Speaker 33: lot value to just our broader sort of American environment.

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Speaker 33: You know, the private sector and companies used to be

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Speaker 33: an area where people could come together, whether you were black, white, gay, straight, democrat,

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Speaker 33: publican who cares and just work on the mission of

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Speaker 33: a company, be united around that. And then all of

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Speaker 33: a sudden, the workplace became a very fragment environment over

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Speaker 33: the last couple of years, with companies taking very controversial

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Speaker 33: stands on defund the police initiatives, on overturning election integrity

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Speaker 33: laws Roe v. Wade and there was no reason for this.

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Speaker 33: I think that you're further inflamed a lot of the

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Speaker 33: division in this country. Some companies have learned their lesson,

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Speaker 33: I think other companies have not, and that that sort

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Speaker 33: of messages I think still being written, will continue to

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Speaker 33: be written over the next couple of years, and we'll

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Speaker 33: see really some companies separate themselves and others continue to

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Speaker 33: fall by behind based off who's going to get involved

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Speaker 33: in political issues moving forward.

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Speaker 11: So Anson, help me understand. Tell us the internal story.

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Speaker 11: How did this come to pass? How did we go

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Speaker 11: from Clyesdale's to trainees with beer. Yeah, there's a short

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Speaker 11: story in the long story.

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Speaker 20: So the.

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Speaker 33: Short story is is that the company really they adopted

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Speaker 33: really divisive ESG and DEI policies.

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Speaker 19: Now, a lot of corporate America was doing this at

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Speaker 19: the exact same.

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Speaker 33: Time they adopted these policies because a lot of people

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Speaker 33: that own Annheuser Busch tend to be these large asset

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Speaker 33: managers like Blackrock, State Street, Vanguard that get a lot

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Speaker 33: of their money from progressive institutions like the State of California,

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Speaker 33: State of New York, European sovereign wealth funds, and there

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Speaker 33: was a big push by these organizations, especially when Trump

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Speaker 33: was first elected and pulled out of global organizations like

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Speaker 33: the Paris Climate Accord, You and Human Rights Coalition, World

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Speaker 33: Health Organization, that all of these large progressive institutions said,

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Speaker 33: if now Trump and government is not going to solve

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Speaker 33: these so called existential crises of climate change, of systemic racism,

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Speaker 33: of police brutality, then all of a sudden, we need

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Speaker 33: corporations to do this. And for large, mostly New York

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Speaker 33: and East Coast based institutions like Blackrock, State Street, Vanguard

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Speaker 33: that managed twenty trillion dollars worth of capital, those were

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Speaker 33: the ones that all of a sudden were the single

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Speaker 33: largest shareholders in companies like Annhezer Busch, Target, Disney, and

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Speaker 33: they started telling these companies that we need you to

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Speaker 33: start solving all these problems, and the companies really, unfortunately

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Speaker 33: didn't have much of an opportunity to push back because

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Speaker 33: these companies they vote for shareholder proposals every single year.

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Speaker 33: At companies, they put companies in ESG index funds, which

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Speaker 33: is our funds that you invest money into hoping that

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Speaker 33: the companies are going to return return capital and they

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01:24:48,720 --> 01:24:51,040
Speaker 33: were threatened to be not putting these funds or to

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01:24:51,160 --> 01:24:53,640
Speaker 33: not have the support of these large asset managers that

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Speaker 33: were using other people's money to foice these policies on them,

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Speaker 33: and so, unfortunately an hazer Bush was uniquely succeptible. The

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Speaker 33: company was bought by a European company called Indev about

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Speaker 33: ten years ago. This European company allowed them to unfortunately

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Speaker 33: switch the ideology away from sort of American values and

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Speaker 33: just focus on the bottom line, focusing on shareholders more

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01:25:14,320 --> 01:25:18,480
Speaker 33: towards this European model of being being beholden to your stakeholders,

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Speaker 33: being involved in programs like ESG and DEI.

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Speaker 19: So the company all of a sudden.

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Speaker 33: Switched their focus from Clydesdale's winning the Super Bowl Admeter

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Speaker 33: award every single year.

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Speaker 3: Here totally the greatest ads there were, yes.

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Speaker 19: Greatest, greatest.

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01:25:31,240 --> 01:25:32,720
Speaker 8: This was by far the company that.

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Speaker 33: Was the best in terms of winning Super Bowl ad

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Speaker 33: They won more of them than any other company, but

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Speaker 33: happened won one since twenty eleven.

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Speaker 11: And that was one of the reasons why That was

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Speaker 11: one of the reasons why everyone got so upset is

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Speaker 11: that this wasn't Patagonia, which was well known as like

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Speaker 11: a left wing environmental company. This is Heartland, Saint Louis

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01:25:50,560 --> 01:25:54,280
Speaker 11: as good as it gets right, beer drinking, just great

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Speaker 11: American And all of a sudden, they too were kind

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01:25:57,560 --> 01:26:02,599
Speaker 11: of bending the knees. So were they just like trying

1538
01:26:02,720 --> 01:26:06,160
Speaker 11: to be trend followers? Did people inside the company warn them?

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01:26:06,720 --> 01:26:09,800
Speaker 11: What was the process that this actually went about? These

1540
01:26:09,840 --> 01:26:11,719
Speaker 11: guys were trend followers. They were not leaders.

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Speaker 33: This used to be a company that was leaders in America,

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01:26:14,400 --> 01:26:17,439
Speaker 33: leaders in terms of setting culture, leaders about humor, and

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Speaker 33: to your point, they had a clear mission historically. But

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01:26:20,520 --> 01:26:22,759
Speaker 33: Light was supposed to be easy to drink, easy to enjoy.

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Speaker 33: It was the most popular beer in America because I

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Speaker 33: was enjoyed by people across the political spectrum.

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Speaker 19: Everybody loved Bud Likes is about.

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Speaker 33: Humor, It was about football, It was about bringing people together.

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Speaker 19: It was authentic. It was not Ben and Jerry's.

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Speaker 33: Ben and Jerry is a brand that tells you that

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Speaker 33: we use advance as socially progressive mission. So great, if

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Speaker 33: you're eating Ben and Jerry's, it's free market, you know,

1553
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Speaker 33: go eat it. You know that you're going to be

1554
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Speaker 33: supporting defund the police causes and giving land back to

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Speaker 33: Native Americans and all kinds of things Ben and Jerry's does.

1556
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Speaker 33: But if you drink but Light, you were just about

1557
01:26:50,200 --> 01:26:52,320
Speaker 33: I mean, this is using the VP of but Light.

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01:26:52,320 --> 01:26:54,040
Speaker 33: At the marketing, it was kind of a fraddy beer,

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01:26:54,160 --> 01:26:55,639
Speaker 33: that's what it was. And it was a fun beer.

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01:26:55,840 --> 01:26:57,439
Speaker 33: It was kind of the life of the party. And

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Speaker 33: that's what they really lost when they started to when

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Speaker 33: they tried to switch the company more from just one

1563
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Speaker 33: folks that's mission easy drink, easy joy, to one that

1564
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Speaker 33: was about a more socially progressive beer. And that's where

1565
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Speaker 33: they really got caught, Charlie, when all of a sudden

1566
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Speaker 33: they do this partnership with Dylan Mlvani, it blows up

1567
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Speaker 33: in their face. You have kid Rock that's using AR

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Speaker 33: fifteen to be able to take out a bunch of

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Speaker 33: bud like cases. And now the company all of a sudden,

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Speaker 33: because they had adopted an ESG DEI policy, they couldn't

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01:27:23,479 --> 01:27:27,360
Speaker 33: apologize to their loyal customer base. But they couldn't also

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Speaker 33: go and say that we're kind of more about the

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Speaker 33: Ben and Jerry so brand because they're going to lose

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Speaker 33: even more.

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Speaker 3: Sales really quick.

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Speaker 11: Thirty second, I want you to plug your book and

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01:27:35,120 --> 01:27:38,040
Speaker 11: answer this question in one minute, we type stop, do

1578
01:27:38,120 --> 01:27:39,439
Speaker 11: you think they've learned their lesson?

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Speaker 33: So in the book Last Call for bud Light, I

1580
01:27:43,400 --> 01:27:45,559
Speaker 33: don't think they've learned their lesson because here's the deal.

1581
01:27:45,720 --> 01:27:48,799
Speaker 33: This company's ever going to be redeemed in their customers.

1582
01:27:48,920 --> 01:27:52,360
Speaker 33: Really the path to redemption it goes through forgiveness. But

1583
01:27:52,520 --> 01:27:54,400
Speaker 33: to be forgiven, you have to admit that there was

1584
01:27:54,400 --> 01:27:56,800
Speaker 33: a mistake. So I think this book it talks about

1585
01:27:56,880 --> 01:27:59,920
Speaker 33: not only the mistake of broader corporate America getting involved

1586
01:28:00,400 --> 01:28:04,040
Speaker 33: ESGDI programs that didn't live over an a shareholder value

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Speaker 33: and more divisive, but it really uses the story of

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Speaker 33: bud Light and uses the story of this company to

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01:28:08,880 --> 01:28:12,200
Speaker 33: tell that story to really make it make it easy

1590
01:28:12,240 --> 01:28:15,719
Speaker 33: to understand for folks because bud Light was the biggest brand.

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Speaker 33: So would love you to read Last Call for bud

1592
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Speaker 33: Light learn more about what went wrong in corporate America,

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Speaker 33: Thank you Anson, and to learn what blud Light needs

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Speaker 33: to do to move forward get its customer base back.

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Speaker 11: Thank you Anson. Really appreciate it. Talk to you soon

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Speaker 11: r K. We'll be right back, everybody with the great Jackposobe.

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Speaker 11: Democracy lives in light the Charlie Kirkshow. Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 11: I mean, let me just read some of these last

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Speaker 11: We could do better. We appreciate the help. Charlie Kirk

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Speaker 11: and a. McCain joined forces, question mark Trump's favorite word tariffs,

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Speaker 11: put in the heat on Republican Senators featuring Megan Kelly,

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Speaker 11: thought crime, airline dei again fed redditors. Also why do

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Speaker 11: they want Americans so unhealthy? With Kelly means that and

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Speaker 11: more on the Charlie Kirkshow podcast page. Oh wow, we're

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Speaker 11: doing one of our episodes is the number forty in

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Speaker 11: all of Apple News, so very much appreciate that. Download it,

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Speaker 11: listen to it, and make sure you guys check out

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Speaker 11: the most important thing, the Real America's Voice app.

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Speaker 3: That is the Real America's Voice app.

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Speaker 11: To watch this program live on the man in including

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Speaker 11: Jack's program every day.

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Speaker 3: Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 11: I'm going to thank my great friend Jack Pasovic for

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01:31:43,040 --> 01:31:45,720
Speaker 11: stepping in for me for our third hour. He's a

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01:31:45,840 --> 01:31:47,719
Speaker 11: great addition to the Salem Radio Network.

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Speaker 3: And Jack is here. Jack, Welcome to the program.

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Speaker 8: Charlie.

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Speaker 34: I just want to say thanks so much by the

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Speaker 34: way Salem Network, incredible network that they've done. I was

1654
01:31:57,320 --> 01:32:01,360
Speaker 34: a longtime listener to Bill Bennett in the mornings, so

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01:32:01,680 --> 01:32:04,719
Speaker 34: it's incredible to be there at nine to ninety am

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Speaker 34: in Philadelphia.

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01:32:07,240 --> 01:32:08,439
Speaker 3: So Jack Talk about it.

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01:32:08,520 --> 01:32:10,240
Speaker 11: You're going to be doing your show would also be

1659
01:32:11,040 --> 01:32:13,160
Speaker 11: simulcasted on Salem Radio Network.

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Speaker 3: Tell us about it.

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Speaker 8: Well, that's right.

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Speaker 34: So's it's really just kind of a happy accident in

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Speaker 34: many ways. Or perhaps you know, you could say we

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01:32:20,680 --> 01:32:22,360
Speaker 34: planned it that way, given that it was a Charlie

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01:32:22,400 --> 01:32:24,120
Speaker 34: Kirk idea, it was probably planned.

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Speaker 5: Out in advanced that way.

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Speaker 34: But so it's you know, you had the twelve to three,

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Speaker 34: but then my show was always sort of two to three,

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Speaker 34: and so the idea being that we were up on

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Speaker 34: Real America's Boys at that time, but then you were

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Speaker 34: covering down two to three on both and so we

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Speaker 34: were sort of simultaneously overlapping each other. So it turned

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Speaker 34: out to be that when we were looking at this

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Speaker 34: third hour, said okay, what could we do with it?

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Speaker 34: That hey, I was already doing a show in that

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Speaker 34: hour to begin with, and so it just sort of

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01:32:53,479 --> 01:32:55,479
Speaker 34: made sense to say, well, why don't we just put

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Speaker 34: that show out?

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Speaker 5: And being able to have a few conversations with the

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Speaker 5: Salem tea and having them.

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Speaker 34: Understand that I'm not only all about what their values are,

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Speaker 34: but in many ways I was able to learn the

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Speaker 34: values of the conservative movement and actually learn what it

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01:33:12,120 --> 01:33:14,680
Speaker 34: means to be in a conservative in America by just

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Speaker 34: listening to Salem and in fact, for people who for

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Speaker 34: people to even know the deeper backstory, Human events dot

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Speaker 34: Com was actually under Salem at one point and.

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Speaker 5: It later went independent.

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Speaker 34: But now I kind of feel like it's almost like

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Speaker 34: Human Events and Salem are rekindling that great partnership, and

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Speaker 34: so it's an incredible place to be with everything that's

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Speaker 34: going on in our country.

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Speaker 11: So Jack, this is a total Blitzkreg right now that

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01:33:39,880 --> 01:33:42,760
Speaker 11: we're seeing from President Trump talk about the media strategy

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Speaker 11: of flooding the zone and overwhelming the system.

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Speaker 3: Do you think it's working, well.

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Speaker 34: Charlie, it's absolutely working. Look, I talked to journalists a

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Speaker 34: lot frequently, a lot more frequently than in the past.

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Speaker 34: You know, we used to have this more antagonistic relationship,

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01:33:55,760 --> 01:33:57,760
Speaker 34: but suddenly they realized that, oh, if they want to

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01:33:57,760 --> 01:33:59,559
Speaker 34: actually know what's going on, we might have to talk

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01:33:59,600 --> 01:34:01,880
Speaker 34: to people like Jack Posovic or a Charlie Kirk.

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01:34:01,920 --> 01:34:04,040
Speaker 5: And they're all telling me, we can't keep up.

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Speaker 34: What you guys are doing is so fast, and they

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01:34:06,920 --> 01:34:11,040
Speaker 34: don't realize how many years people in this movement have

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Speaker 34: spent studying these issues and understanding these notes.

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Speaker 5: So you've got Mike Benz on USID. That's just one spot.

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Speaker 34: If you think that was big way to see what

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01:34:19,960 --> 01:34:22,599
Speaker 34: comes next when it comes to Tulsa, Gabrin, the Intelligence

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Speaker 34: Community RFK, with the MAHA movement, with the FDA and

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Speaker 34: the FTC even a little bit, and a number of

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Speaker 34: these places. And so they didn't realize that President Trump

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Speaker 34: had this ability with this all star team to put together,

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01:34:36,840 --> 01:34:40,280
Speaker 34: to go through and be firing down on multiple avenues,

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Speaker 34: multiple verticals at the same time in a place where

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Speaker 34: they don't even know where.

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Speaker 5: To put their resources because look at the corporate media.

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Speaker 34: They've actually been downsizing over the past couple of years.

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01:34:51,320 --> 01:34:54,280
Speaker 34: Why because people are checking out of corporate media. And

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01:34:54,360 --> 01:34:56,560
Speaker 34: then Elon comes in with X, and what does X do?

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Speaker 34: X democratizes information.

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Speaker 8: You can go right on there.

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Speaker 5: You can post anything boom.

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Speaker 34: You can see what's going on in any one of

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Speaker 34: these verticals, and there's no censorships. You don't have anyone

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Speaker 34: telling you what you need to think. You can actually

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01:35:08,920 --> 01:35:11,400
Speaker 34: go You could watch this program, you could watch a hearing.

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01:35:11,479 --> 01:35:12,400
Speaker 34: You can see what's happening.

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01:35:12,479 --> 01:35:13,120
Speaker 8: You can look up.

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Speaker 5: Research, you've got Grock, You've got all these different features.

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Speaker 5: It is fantastic.

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Speaker 34: And so what President Trump has done is utilize this

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Speaker 34: in his team, the comms team with Stephen Chung, with

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Speaker 34: Caroline Levitt as the Press Secretary.

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Speaker 5: They've understood that.

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Speaker 34: The way to get ahead of the media is to

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Speaker 34: literally drive faster. Caroline Levitt just a couple of minutes

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Speaker 34: ago announced that these illegal alien flaves are already beginning

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Speaker 34: down to Guantanamo.

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Speaker 13: Baby.

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Speaker 5: Media hasn't even been able to pick up on any

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Speaker 5: of this yet.

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Speaker 34: Because it's all moving way faster than and I'm sorry, guys,

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Speaker 34: you're going to have to start working or you're going

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Speaker 34: to be left in our dust.

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Speaker 11: That is right, Jack, in the one minute remaining, what

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Speaker 11: is on the horizon that you're looking at right now,

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Speaker 11: big fights where the MAGA faith will need to be

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Speaker 11: aware and manning the ramparts.

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Speaker 34: Well, look, we know Tulsey Gabbart, that's going to come

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Speaker 34: out in a couple of minutes.

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Speaker 5: I feel good about this vote right here.

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Speaker 34: Of course, all of this goes down to the floor though,

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Speaker 34: So you got Bobby Kennedy, Cash Pttel, Tulsi Gabbert. It

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Speaker 34: still has to go down to a floor vote. A

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Speaker 34: lot of people think the committee vote is the floor vote.

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Speaker 13: I get it.

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Speaker 5: It's wonky. It's the system. We have to work with

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Speaker 5: what we have.

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Speaker 34: But understand, none of these people have been confirmed until

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Speaker 34: they're confirmed by the United States Senate. And there's some

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Speaker 34: senators out there, Charlie who I think might need a

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Speaker 34: little bit of our attention, maybe just to hold their

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Speaker 34: hand as we walk them down the aisle so that

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Speaker 34: they can go and make sure to confirm the president's cabinet.

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Speaker 11: Very good, Jack, good luck. You have a program in

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Speaker 11: about twenty seconds, so get ready for that. Jack, thanks

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Speaker 11: so much.

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Speaker 8: We'll be all right, Charlie. Thanks man.

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Speaker 11: Email us Freedom at charliekirk dot com and subscribe to

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Speaker 11: our podcast the Charlie Kirkshaw podcast page. Tomorrow, we have

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Speaker 11: the connect lease and we have Freedom at in America

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Speaker 11: kicking off again.

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Speaker 3: A lot happening and we are on the front lines

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Speaker 3: of all of it. Good news.

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Speaker 11: It looks like Bobby Kennedy and Tulsei Gabbard are going

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Speaker 11: to be confirmed. Huge, huge news. Talk to you tomorrow.