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Speaker 13: First off, sir, your political strategists, your thoughts, your thoughts

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Speaker 8: The American people support these strikes. Your thoughts, sir, Yeah.

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Speaker 8: The Republican party in the country.

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Speaker 8: So how do we do this?

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Speaker 13: They're using the excuse that it's too complicated, that that

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Speaker 13: how they're going to add amendment.

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Speaker 8: It's going to be complicated. Everybody's got to be there,

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Speaker 8: everybody's got to be there to do their job.

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Speaker 13: What about these structural issues that they say it's just

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Speaker 13: too complicated. My point is, and done keeps saying I

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Speaker 13: don't have the votes, I don't have the votes. Hey, dude,

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Speaker 13: you're the leader go find the votes. The reason you're

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Speaker 13: the leaders associated to find votes. Go find the votes,

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Speaker 13: Go force people to vote for this, and then you

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Speaker 13: figure out how it's going to be done, because there

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Speaker 13: couldn't be anything better for us in a tough climate,

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Speaker 13: and it's quite tough to force the Democrats like Trump

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Speaker 13: did the State of the Union, force the Democrats to

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Speaker 13: stand up and for two or three weeks around the clock,

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Speaker 13: have to defend why they're comfortable with illegal alien invaders

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Speaker 13: voting in our elections.

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Speaker 15: Sir, Look, I have no apologies for any complications that

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Speaker 15: the Senate might face. They signed up for one of

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Speaker 15: the hardest jobs in the world to be a United

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Speaker 15: States Senator. So when somebody complains about the complications of

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Speaker 15: process or procedure or the navigating the debate and trying

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Speaker 15: to find the votes, like, grow up. That's what you

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Speaker 15: signed up for as a United States Senator. You signed

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Speaker 15: up to navigate complex issues and find complex solutions. The

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Speaker 15: problem with this, and I laid it out in a

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Speaker 15: tweet last night that I think garnered a little bit

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Speaker 15: of attention, is that the process that Senator Lee and

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Speaker 15: other great individuals in DC like Rachel Bouvard, who you

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Speaker 15: guys know has been on your show is the talking

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Speaker 15: filibuster and the talking philip Luster goes back to one

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Speaker 15: of the earliest iterations of you know the rules and

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Speaker 15: how the Senate operates. It allows for unlimited debate until

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Speaker 15: you know, the individuals are exhausted in the Senate essentially,

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Speaker 15: and then the vote proceeds at fifty one, which is

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Speaker 15: a simple majority. But senators oftentimes prefer to proceed through

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Speaker 15: what I like to call failure theater. I think failure

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Speaker 15: theater should be a term that every American understands, because

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Speaker 15: senators implement restrictions and obstacles on their own accord to

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Speaker 15: make it so that they can have cover votes or

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Speaker 15: bypass the process that is a little bit more complicated.

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Speaker 15: It might take a little bit more work, but actually

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Speaker 15: results in the outcomes that the voters are looking for.

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Speaker 15: And in this case, you know, they're self imposing this

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Speaker 15: sixty vote threshold on themselves. They could pass this bill

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Speaker 15: at fifty one. All it takes is a little bit

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Speaker 15: of strength to sit on the floor and let everyone

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Speaker 15: exhaust themselves until the previous until the question is called

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Speaker 15: and the vote for seeds a fifty one and we

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Speaker 15: have the majority. The question is do you have the votes?

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Speaker 3: Right?

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Speaker 15: But soon, like the job of someone who served as

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Speaker 15: the whip leader in the Senate and then someone who

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Speaker 15: is the leader is to find the votes and to

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Speaker 15: deliver the votes. We should be cutting deals intra party room,

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Speaker 15: not with Democrats. And it's just frankly embarrassing that we're

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Speaker 15: going to spend weeks cutting political ads for consultants instead

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Speaker 15: of delivering wins for Americans.

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Speaker 13: Ryan, we got to bounce. We got thirty seconds. Where

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Speaker 13: do people go to follow you on social media service?

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Speaker 15: You can call me at Ryan M. Newhalth and EU Agenda.

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Speaker 8: Thank you, sir, appreciate you great hit.

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Speaker 13: Natalie Winters will join us on the other side.

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Speaker 10: We have dedicated analytical and tactical support we are aiding

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Speaker 10: in this investigation throughout the entire time. We will continue

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Speaker 10: to work alongside of our partners and those in the

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Speaker 10: community to finanswers. The FBI continues to ask for the

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Speaker 10: public's help and providing any information that could lead us

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Speaker 10: in resolving this investigation, and we remind the public that

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Speaker 10: any detail, no matter how small, could be useful. A

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Speaker 10: collection of those small details may help paint a complete picture.

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Speaker 10: We ask that the publics submit their tips to www

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Speaker 10: dot FBI dot gov slash ODU shooting. Do you have

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Speaker 10: any questions for me or for my partners here?

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Speaker 1: Yes, was still a little details that we know about

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Speaker 1: the shootings or how are we able to confirm that or.

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Speaker 10: How it was an act of terrorism? I can tell

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Speaker 10: you that we have confirmed reports that prior to him

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Speaker 10: conducting this act of terrorism, he shouted all stated allah akbar,

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Speaker 10: and he was formerly a subject of an FBI investigation

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Speaker 10: in material supporting terrorism Asian.

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Speaker 3: Were there explosives in his car?

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Speaker 10: We have no information about any explosives in his car

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Speaker 10: or anywhere else at this time?

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Speaker 3: Do you have on Uh?

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Speaker 10: As far as I know, we only know of one

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Speaker 10: weapon that he had on his person at this time?

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Speaker 3: What kind of aid was it getting to? Like ten

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Speaker 3: years ago? Uh?

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Speaker 10: He wanted to conduct a terrorist attack similar to that

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Speaker 10: in Fort Hood, Texas.

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Speaker 3: Was already mentioned of the word of.

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Speaker 10: Raw none whatsoever.

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Speaker 3: How was the deceased Uh?

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Speaker 10: There were students that were in that room that subdued

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Speaker 10: him and rendered him no longer alive. I don't know

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Speaker 10: else to say it, but they basically are able to

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Speaker 10: terminate the threat. So he was not shot.

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Speaker 3: He shot three people.

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Speaker 10: Correct, We have information that he shot three people, the

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Speaker 10: one that went.

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Speaker 3: To Virginia Beach for treatment, that winged or grazed.

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Speaker 10: So I don't have any information at this time about

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Speaker 10: the specific uh you know, life threatening or not otherwise

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Speaker 10: to the two that are still alive.

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Speaker 3: Uh.

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Speaker 10: But at this time, we're respecting the victims of the shooting.

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Speaker 10: That includes not only the ones that were shot, but

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Speaker 10: all of the people here at ODU. I consider our victims.

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Speaker 10: This is a tragic event, and I do ask that

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Speaker 10: you like looked look at that. You're all part of

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Speaker 10: our community too, and so I just wanted to throw

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Speaker 10: that out there too, to give the respect and the

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Speaker 10: time needed to provide that additional information about the victims. Correct.

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Speaker 3: What was the intelligence level on him since then?

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Speaker 10: So I don't have any of that information right now.

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Speaker 10: That's because this is an ongoing investigation. After we learned

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Speaker 10: of his name, we confirmed that he was formerly a

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Speaker 10: subject of material support to terrorism investigation and obviously was

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Speaker 10: sentenced for that.

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Speaker 3: Uh.

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Speaker 10: But I don't have any information indicating that he was

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Speaker 10: known or an ongoing.

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Speaker 3: Problem specifics on how he was subdued.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, the brave ROTC members in that room subdued him.

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Speaker 10: And if not for them, I'm not sure you know

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Speaker 10: what what else he may have done, But that's exactly

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Speaker 10: they They confronted him, and they subdued him, and he

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Speaker 10: was no longer able to conduct any further attack. How

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Speaker 10: last name go ahead?

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Speaker 3: Okay? Any reason to believe that they weren't.

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Speaker 10: Targeting, well, I believe that at this time we have

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Speaker 10: to take all the information that we will receive from

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Speaker 10: the victims. So I don't want to make any like

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Speaker 10: preemptive judgments or anything to this at this time. Exactly.

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Speaker 10: Keep in mind, we're going to look at forensic information,

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Speaker 10: you know, anything that he may have had interest specifically

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Speaker 10: for any targets. And because I don't have that yet,

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Speaker 10: I can't confirm that at this time the classroom, I

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Speaker 10: don't know the exact number of the people in the classroom.

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Speaker 3: A lot of me to suspect this investigation.

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Speaker 10: Last it's a fair question. It really completely depends. So

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Speaker 10: we obviously are going to dig in, and this is

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Speaker 10: why we need the public support to where he may

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Speaker 10: have been before this, who he may have been in

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Speaker 10: contact with, if he had any other supporters, anybody providing

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Speaker 10: him information. Uh so we have to track every single

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Speaker 10: lead down, and that is exactly what the FBI will do,

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Speaker 10: every single lead. You're going to track down the veracity

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Speaker 10: of the information and make sure that we have a

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Speaker 10: full investigation with as much information, again to ensure that

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Speaker 10: there isn't anyone else that that he may have been

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Speaker 10: receiving support from as well. No, I don't have anything

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Speaker 10: at this time.

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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Speaker 13: Okay, thank you, Natalie. We're bringing in before we play

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Speaker 13: the clip of what you got you here for? But

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Speaker 13: another amazingly informative.

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Speaker 8: FBI. Of course, they say he.

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Speaker 13: Wanted to have a fort Hood fort Hood two thousand

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Speaker 13: and nine with the radical Muslim major who I think

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Speaker 13: killed thirteen here the RTC.

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Speaker 8: I don't know, maybe it's just random.

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Speaker 13: I know the FBI wouldn't have a guy underwatch that

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Speaker 13: got an eleven year sentence for material support for terrorists

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Speaker 13: for terrorist organizations here in the United States and serve

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Speaker 13: three and he's out on parole or out, and so

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Speaker 13: this will be another one.

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Speaker 8: Well, we should have done it, but maybe we didn't

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Speaker 8: do it. Your thoughts, ma'am, Well, I.

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Speaker 16: Think this is a playbook we've seen anytime there's an event.

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Speaker 16: What was the first question, how are you sure this

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Speaker 16: is an act of terrorism? Well, he said alou off Bar.

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Speaker 16: I think that's pretty kind and dry, but thank you

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Speaker 16: to the legacy media for clarifying that. They of course

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Speaker 16: never asking the real questions, which Americans not just in

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Speaker 16: that state, at that university, but I think across the

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Speaker 16: country you care about, which is the direct linkage of

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Speaker 16: attacks like this to what's going on in the Middle East?

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Speaker 17: Right?

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Speaker 16: I think the reason why Americans dislike these forever war

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Speaker 16: is obviously we're not there at that Moniker yet, but

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Speaker 16: it's not just because there forever it's the war aspect, right,

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Speaker 16: it's kicking the hornet's nest. It's the second, third, and

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Speaker 16: fourth order effects, whether you see it in the form

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Speaker 16: of refugee waves or like this right, homegrown, whatever you

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Speaker 16: want to call it, whatever label you want to slap

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Speaker 16: on it. Terrists, Why like refugee type style individuals with

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Speaker 16: links to known terrorist groups are still allowed to be

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Speaker 16: in this country and it seems like our refugee admissions

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Speaker 16: processes prioritize those that have connections to countries with deep

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Speaker 16: ties to terrorist organizations. Is beyond me it's almost like

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Speaker 16: they're trying to intentionally embed sleeper cells here. I think

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Speaker 16: if you were to reverse engineer an ideal immigration policy

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Speaker 16: favored by ISIS or al Qaeda, it probably would be

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Speaker 16: what we saw under Joe Biden. But this is like

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Speaker 16: all of I think the lefts horrible, nightmarish policies, but

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Speaker 16: I guess to them, it's their you know what dream

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Speaker 16: coming together and seeing what is it conflict in the

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Speaker 16: Middle East where we can't even really be sure of

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Speaker 16: who's actually in this country because we have no known

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Speaker 16: record and of the available records that we have of

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Speaker 16: people who came into this country, it's hundreds of people

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Speaker 16: who are on the known terrorist list, It's hundreds of

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Speaker 16: people from the Middle East, And it's you know, diversity,

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Speaker 16: visa lottery programs and chain migration systems that I think

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Speaker 16: actually incentivize people with ties to terrorist organizations, probably in

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Speaker 16: the name of diversity coming into this country.

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Speaker 13: Let's play your club and then we'll get into your

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Speaker 13: substack analysis that's going to play it.

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Speaker 18: Alarming signs of population movement are already emerging, particularly in

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Speaker 18: Lebanon and across the border into Syria and Lebanon. The

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Speaker 18: evacuation orders have seen over ninety thousand people displaced. As

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Speaker 18: this morning, the numbers is projected to be highest. Many

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Speaker 18: people have already been forced from their homes, adding pressures

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Speaker 18: to a region that is experiencing one of the largest

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Speaker 18: displacement crisis globally. Prior to the escalation, more than nineteen

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Speaker 18: million people across the Middle East were internally displaced due

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Speaker 18: to conflict, violence and disasters. The largest number remains in Sudan, Syria,

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Speaker 18: and in Yemen, with significant displaced populations also in Iraq

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Speaker 18: and Libya. Any further escalation, of course, risks triggering a

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Speaker 18: new wave of displacement and humanitarian needs across multiple countries.

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Speaker 18: IOM has joined other Uan agencies in declaring emergency scale

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Speaker 18: up to enable coordination and rabid response. Ultimately, the escalation

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Speaker 18: is essentially protecting civilians, including migrants and displaced people, and

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Speaker 18: insuring respect of international humanitarian law must remain a priority

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Speaker 18: to prevent further human suffering.

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Speaker 13: Okay, Natalie, explain what I just heard, because it sounds massive,

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Speaker 13: and it sounds like it's very very mutual important of

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Speaker 13: what's going on. Yet nobody's writing about it, except nobody's

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Speaker 13: talking about it.

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Speaker 16: Ma'am, Yeah, talk about a buried lead. I think there's

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Speaker 16: two phrases, and there're one triggering a new wave of

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Speaker 16: you know, humanitarian crises and the UN speak that's not

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Speaker 16: a good sign for the American people. But more importantly,

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Speaker 16: there was a phrase and that was the idea of

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Speaker 16: this emergency scale up what you're seeing happening right now

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Speaker 16: at the hands of the Internetational Organization for Migration that's

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Speaker 16: hosted in the UN. Of course, the UNHCR, the kind

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Speaker 16: of refugee apparatus too, is also interested in deploying assets

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Speaker 16: into the region and around the region. But what's really

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Speaker 16: interesting that guy who was speaking was speaking about Lebanon.

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Speaker 16: In the first week of the crisis alone, there were

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Speaker 16: seven hundred thousand people displaced just in that one country

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Speaker 16: where there was more readily available data. The UN has

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Speaker 16: also been flagging that there's been a lot of movement

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Speaker 16: of people back or newly into Afghanistan, which I think

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Speaker 16: when you talk about where exactly these people can flee,

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Speaker 16: at least in the interim before they set their sites

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Speaker 16: on the West, either through Turkey or who knows what

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Speaker 16: kind of ENGO subsidized program, it's very concerning I think

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Speaker 16: to see people compiling there. But there's just new numbers

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Speaker 16: coming out of the UN today showing that since the

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Speaker 16: start of the conflict, there's around three point two million

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Speaker 16: people who have been displaced in Iran, picularly in Tehran

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Speaker 16: coming from there, fleeing the city. It's unclear where exactly

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Speaker 16: they're going. I also think it's important to kind of

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Speaker 16: link this to the press conference that you just played.

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Speaker 16: The DHS with circulating an internal memo where they were

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Speaker 16: talking about, you know, several faughtois that have been declared

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Speaker 16: against the United States. They describe it as a critical incident.

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Speaker 16: Note I'll read the actual quote saying Iranian religious leaders

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Speaker 16: issue fatwas calling on Muslims to avenge Supreme Leader's death.

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Speaker 16: They call the US and Israel the most wicked enemies

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Speaker 16: of humanity, and that it urges followers worldwide to take revenge.

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Speaker 16: If I were the DHS, I wouldn't have, you know,

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Speaker 16: had the story be a leak from some employee, I

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Speaker 16: think this should have been posted front and center and

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Speaker 16: made a big deal. But look, Steve, I think that

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Speaker 16: the point here is right when you talk about these

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Speaker 16: second and third order effects of what we're doing in

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Speaker 16: the region. I think the American people can best understand

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Speaker 16: it through you know, impending refugee waves, which don't even

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Speaker 16: take my word for it. You know, people who are

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Speaker 16: monitoring the flows of people are saying that this could

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Speaker 16: be the largest refugee wave in modern history right around

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Speaker 16: as a population of ninety million people and you're spilling

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Speaker 16: over into the broader region as a whole. Thank god

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Speaker 16: to be the President Trump, who is not signal that

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Speaker 16: they're going to be soft on refugee admissions. But I

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Speaker 16: think this is not a conflict that's going to subside,

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Speaker 16: you know in the next few weeks. This is going

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Speaker 16: to be long term population movement and probably damage to

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Speaker 16: the West.

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Speaker 8: What was the nineteen million number?

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Speaker 13: What was in context? What was Is that what happened

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Speaker 13: in Syrians of war and others? Or is that what

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Speaker 13: they're projecting here at nineteen million displacement and people looking

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Speaker 13: to move on to other territories.

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Speaker 16: So that's the that's the number that Joe Biden would

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Speaker 16: have wanted to admit into the country. No, that's the

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Speaker 16: number of people in the region right now who are

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Speaker 16: currently displaced or refugees, I guess internally displaced people.

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Speaker 15: Is the new term for a refugee.

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Speaker 16: Maybe it's two loaded of a term now, but those

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Speaker 16: are people they are saying, you know, can't live in

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Speaker 16: their place of birth or residence for whatever reason. But

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Speaker 16: I do think the trend of people returning to Afghanistan

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Speaker 16: is something that's quite interesting. And I will say, for

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Speaker 16: all the reporting that the UN is doing on this,

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Speaker 16: there's been abysmal to zero coverage of course from legacy

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Speaker 16: media talking about the impacts of people movement, which I

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Speaker 16: think is quite interesting.

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Speaker 13: Natalie, hang on, I want to hold you through the

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Speaker 13: break because I want your take on Secretary Treasury Scott

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Speaker 13: Besson's comments about Chinese CCP flag ships getting through the

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Speaker 13: straits of her moves. Secretary Bessett was saying, Hey, I'm

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Speaker 13: not so sure this thing is mined because we are

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Speaker 13: seeing Chinese flag ships getting through carrying oil to the

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Speaker 13: so we'll go there. We just saw the press conference

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Speaker 8: What that's about.

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Speaker 13: and what's happening in the economic war here.

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Speaker 8: Speaking the economic war, Natalie G.

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Speaker 13: Winters, you cut your teeth and are expert on the

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Speaker 13: Chinese Communist Party and all of their unrestricted warfare against us.

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Speaker 13: Please tell me, why are we allowing Chinese flagships to

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Speaker 13: exit the straits of her moves when the Ayatola, maybe

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Speaker 13: a guy now with one leg is sitting there ranting

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Speaker 13: at the United States and our allies to say, not

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Speaker 13: one drop of oil will exit.

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Speaker 3: Ma'am.

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Speaker 16: Well, Steve, I think it's kind of the same answer.

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Speaker 16: Why haven't we meaningfully taken on the Chinese Communist Party

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Speaker 16: in ways that actually matter here in Washington, d C.

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Speaker 16: I'd also flag I think in adition to watching and

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Speaker 16: tracking oil prices all that kind of stuff, that the

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Speaker 16: rare earth question, I think is something that's very relevant,

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Speaker 16: not just to the defense industrial base questions that you're

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Speaker 16: seeing be debated quite heavily.

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Speaker 17: Now.

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Speaker 16: I don't necessarily know if the answer to that is

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Speaker 16: to quadruple the resources to the defense primes that sort

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Speaker 16: of put us in the shortage problem to begin with.

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Speaker 16: I was reading the South China Morning Post and a

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Speaker 16: lot of kind of more you know, Chinese state media

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Speaker 16: to get a sense of what they thought about the

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Speaker 16: new Ayatola, and they seem to think that he will

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Speaker 16: actually be more favorable to the Chinese Communist Party, not

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Speaker 16: by orders of magnitude, but younger, more open, more likely

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Speaker 16: to sort of collaborate. But I think that the lens

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Speaker 16: through which I view this, taking the specifics out of it,

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Speaker 16: I think your commentary and you know, on the best

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Speaker 16: send the navy get their involvement, I think is is

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Speaker 16: quite enlightened. But I think looking at this through the

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Speaker 16: lens of the Thucidides trap idea, whereby, you know, this

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Speaker 16: kind of regional or smaller scale conflict can kind of

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Speaker 16: get kicked up to the level of an actual global

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Speaker 16: power struggle, right, something like you're seeing go down in

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Speaker 16: the straits of Formos like you were talking about, right,

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Speaker 16: Dubai or these other Gulf nations having to sort of

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Speaker 16: pick a side, I think is a very interesting and

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Speaker 16: frankly I think more relevant to the kind of geopolitical

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Speaker 16: world order as we know it question as opposed to

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Speaker 16: just myopically looking at the Middle East as a region, right,

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Speaker 16: because the United States sort of looks like they're the

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Speaker 16: system disruptor, whereas China is coming in and stabilizing, calling

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Speaker 16: for you know, de escalation. But it kind of fuses

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Speaker 16: the Middle East into the I think purview of US

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Speaker 16: China competition and I think barreling towards you know, the

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Speaker 16: forthcoming summit. I think this adds a layer of complexity

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Speaker 16: that I think it's a kind of reductive view to

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Speaker 16: take it as Oh, the prc CCP leaders are going

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Speaker 16: to be really intimidated by America's show of force in

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Speaker 16: the region. Perhaps that's why they stop there, you know,

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Speaker 16: Eric recursions over Taiwan. Or is it because they're planning

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Speaker 16: something bigger? Again, we don't know. I don't have the

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Speaker 16: Intel reports, but I think you have to factor and

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Speaker 16: like I was saying, not just the kind of oil question,

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Speaker 16: but the rare earth shortages. Right, some of the reasons

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Speaker 16: why we're so behind on producing whether it's you know,

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Speaker 16: the bad batteries, missiles, take your pick, is because we

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Speaker 16: just don't have not necessarily the raw materials, but the

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Speaker 16: refinement capabilities which of course are really bottlenecked in China.

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Speaker 16: And I think that's the real question. And I think

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Speaker 16: when you talk about, you know, the leveraging of American

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Speaker 16: military might, whether it's in the Straits of Hormos to

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Speaker 16: ensure the flow of oil, I think you also have

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Speaker 16: to compound that with the question of American military might

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Speaker 16: and other regions where you have a significant effect, not

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Speaker 16: just I think in the US dollar, but confidence in

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Speaker 16: the American led world order. Right when you're seeing these

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Speaker 16: sad batteries be pulled from South Korea, are European allies

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Speaker 16: not necessarily backing us as they've been courting and being

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Speaker 16: courted by the Chinese. You're seeing a lot of our

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Speaker 16: you know, Asian allies. I think fret a little bit

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Speaker 16: by seeing America perhaps go back to it's you know,

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Speaker 16: kind of not hawkish, but just a deja VU's sense

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Speaker 16: of returning and restoring all of our capabilities to the

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Speaker 16: Middle East. So I think that what Besson is saying

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Speaker 16: is good. I think we should use power to advance

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Speaker 16: American interest. But I think that to just focus on

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Speaker 16: the Straits of hor News, I think sort of is

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Speaker 16: a small point and a much bigger picture that, Like

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Speaker 16: I said, Risks, I mean perhaps it's already underway, but

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Speaker 16: really I think kind of reifying in a kinetic action way.

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Speaker 16: What you see with the Thucydides trap of some smaller

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Speaker 16: conflict sparking a bigger global power struggle.

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Speaker 8: Amazing.

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Speaker 13: Natalie, Where do we go for all your writings, all

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Speaker 13: your analysis and your social media man.

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Speaker 16: Natalie G Winters on substack on X. Thank you Steve

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Speaker 16: for having me. I appreciate it.

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Speaker 13: Incredible as always, Let's play. We've got to clip a

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Speaker 13: Michelin down the new factory. Then we'll bring in the

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Speaker 13: Mike Lindell going to play it.

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Speaker 17: Hello, war room posse. Here we are at the new

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Speaker 17: mypillar factory. Over here's going to be our new sewing center.

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Speaker 17: In the middle our new production area and down at

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Speaker 17: I did it all for me, you guys, But I

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