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Speaker 6: Welcome to America's Voice Live. I'm Terrence Bates in for

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Speaker 6: Steve grew Run This Monday, March the thirty first, let's

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Speaker 6: get right into today's top stories. President Trump is warning

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Speaker 6: Russia that he is considering slapping the communist country with

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Speaker 6: firing Ukraine. It's one of the many Trump tariff stories

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Speaker 6: that are making headlines this week, plus, relations between Canada

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Speaker 6: Apart from the obvious, what else is at stake? We'll

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Speaker 6: discuss all of that and so much more right now

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Speaker 6: on America's Voice Live. We start with President Trump's mass

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Speaker 6: deportation plan, though that continues to face criticism in the

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Speaker 6: of hours ago, White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt got

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Speaker 6: administration was deporting people solely based on tattoos CIRCA simple.

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Speaker 6: All right, so we apologize. We're going to try to

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Speaker 6: get you that sound bite. It looks like it's ready.

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Speaker 6: Now here is Caroline Levitt, Let's play.

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Speaker 7: Cirt group symbols in your tattoos and wearing certain stupor brands,

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Speaker 1: That's not true, actually.

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Speaker 5: Andrew, recording to this document, it is no according to

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Speaker 5: Department of Homeland Security and the agents. Have you talked

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Speaker 5: terrorizing our communities. DDA is a vicious gang that has

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Speaker 5: taken the lives of American women. On you, and shame

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Speaker 5: on the mainstream media for trying to cover for these

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Speaker 5: individuals who have everyone.

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Speaker 1: This is a vicious.

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Speaker 5: Gang, Andrew, This is a vicious gang that has taken

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Speaker 1: The government filed in court which does all and.

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Speaker 5: You said yourself, there are more. There are eight criteria

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Speaker 1: You real America's voice.

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Speaker 6: Chief White House correspondent Brian Glenn got a front row

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Speaker 6: with more. Brian has always it is good to see you.

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Speaker 6: Let's just get right to it. Do you get the

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Speaker 8: Yeah, they have. This is what they do.

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Speaker 3: Though they double down on all of their stances, they

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Speaker 6: Brian, It's going to be a busy week there, just

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Speaker 6: There's going to be an EO signing and Executive order signing.

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Speaker 6: I'm sure the White House is keeping a close eye

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Speaker 8: So it's a very important race.

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Speaker 3: And you know, historically, Terrence, these special elections don't normally

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Speaker 6: And I'm glad you put into perspective the importance that

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Speaker 6: Sure, a lot more at stake than might meet the eye.

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Speaker 3: And these tariffs are a way to really kind of

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Speaker 6: Brian, I'm glad again that you made the point, because

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Speaker 6: So to that point, Brian, any indication from the White

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Speaker 9: Let's start here.

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Speaker 6: Well, to your point, even if there is a ceasefire

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Speaker 9: Well, I think right now we have to put Vladimir

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Speaker 10: You invaded a sovereign nation.

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Speaker 9: You cannot be rewarded for these belligerent actions that he

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Speaker 9: I think it's important that we let China and Iran,

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Speaker 9: Now, you're absolutely right if we did not invite you

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Speaker 1: You're right.

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Speaker 10: Look, we have to be very concerned.

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Speaker 6: Colonel Allen West, it is always a pleasure to talk

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Speaker 1: So we'll do just that. Always a pleasure, Thank thank

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Speaker 6: what's next on the trade front between the United States

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Speaker 11: Well.

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Speaker 6: President Trump says his first call with newly elected Canadian

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Speaker 6: Prime Minister Mark Carney was quote extremely productive. In a

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Speaker 6: true social post, The President went on to write that

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Speaker 6: the two will meet immediately after Canada's elections on the

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Speaker 6: twenty eighth to discuss politics, business, and all other factors.

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Speaker 6: The new Canadian Prime minister also agrees that the call

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Speaker 6: was quote very constructive. However, Prime Minister Carney says that

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Speaker 6: Canada's old relationship with the United States is quote over

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Speaker 6: here with me now to discuss that. As the former

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Speaker 6: member of Canada's parliament, Doctor Ruby Dalla, doctor Dollah, good

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Speaker 6: to see you, Welcome to the program.

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Speaker 11: Thank you very much. It's a pleasure to be with

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Speaker 11: you today.

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Speaker 6: So I think it's also important to point out that

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Speaker 6: you recently rained for leadership Mark Carney obviously the one

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Speaker 6: that race, but put into perspective for us from a

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Speaker 6: Canadian perspective, what the current relationship between the United States

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Speaker 6: and Canada is.

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Speaker 12: You know, well, first of all, there is a great

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Speaker 12: appreciation for America and for the United States here in Canada.

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Speaker 12: But in light of everything that has happened, it has

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Speaker 12: been what you would say as a boyfriend and girlfriend

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Speaker 12: go through a very very bad breakup. There's a lot

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Speaker 12: of hurt feelings on the site of Canada because there

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Speaker 12: has always been such a close bond and a close friendship,

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Speaker 12: and when it comes to the economy, such an integrated

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Speaker 6: President Trump argues that that economic relationship, the business relationship,

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Speaker 6: if you will, between Canada and the United States, has

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Speaker 6: been disproportionate, particularly in terms of tariffs. Hence he has

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Speaker 6: raised some tariffs. How has that seen economically there in Canada?

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Speaker 6: And is there a sense that, okay, well, we can

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Speaker 6: concede some things in order to try to repair what

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Speaker 6: is now a freed relationship.

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Speaker 12: Well, I think the word sumter so would actually be

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Speaker 12: an understatement, because you know, it first started off, as

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Speaker 12: you know, a few months ago, or I think about

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Speaker 12: five or six months ago, with a president continuing to

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Speaker 12: call our prime minister as quote unquote the governor of Canada,

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Speaker 12: and that was not taken over well by any Canadian

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Speaker 12: across this country. There were also all of these rumblings

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Speaker 12: about Canada becoming a fifty first state, that again was

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Speaker 12: not taken well by any Canadian across Canada. So across

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Speaker 12: Canada there is great unity number one on the fact

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Speaker 12: that we are a sovereign state. Number two on ensuring

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Speaker 12: that we protect and defend our border, and number three

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Speaker 12: that we provide an appropriate response. There has been a call,

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Speaker 12: as you shared, between the Prime Minister of Canada and

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Speaker 12: also the President, which according to the President on true

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Speaker 12: social had gone well. It was a positive step forward

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Speaker 12: because it was the first time in many, many months

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Speaker 12: that President Trump actually addressed Canada's Prime minister prime minister

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Speaker 12: and not as the government.

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Speaker 11: So that was a productive step forward.

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Speaker 12: But the tariffs, you know, have already been implemented in

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Speaker 12: some sectors steel and aluminum, on energy, and this is

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Speaker 12: going to be another interesting week starting on a few

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Speaker 12: days because April second, there is a whole host of

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Speaker 12: new tariffs that are going to be rolled out not

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Speaker 12: only from the United States, but also from Canada in

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Speaker 12: response to the decision by President Trump.

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Speaker 6: From your side of the border, what is it going

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Speaker 6: to take to cool some of the heat, if you will,

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Speaker 6: to bring down the temperature between the two countries economically

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Speaker 6: and emotionally.

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Speaker 12: I think you get the nail on the head. It's

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Speaker 12: really important that cooler heads prevail. Because of the heat

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Speaker 12: of the moment, it's very difficult to achieve some sort

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Speaker 12: of resolution that is going to work for both sides.

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Speaker 12: You know, as you shared, I was running to become

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Speaker 12: Canada's Prime Minister and leader of a Liberal party, and

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Speaker 12: one of the facts that I spoke about during my

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Speaker 12: campaign was the importance, you know, to be able to

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Speaker 12: sit down with President Trump. He ultimately is a businessman,

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Speaker 12: and I had shared that as a businesswoman, it was

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Speaker 12: really important for the leadership of our country to sit

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Speaker 12: down and to negotiate a deal, a deal in which

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Speaker 12: both sides would actually walk with winning negotiations knowing what

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Speaker 12: the president wants and knowing what the Canadian people and

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Speaker 12: what the Canadian economy requires.

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Speaker 11: You know, as you have shared.

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Speaker 12: That because of all of this heated discussion which has

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Speaker 12: mostly been hand let me share with you over you know,

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Speaker 12: true social and all of these other posts that are

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Speaker 12: coming out on X but there actually has not been

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Speaker 12: a face to face discussion with the new leadership. So

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Speaker 12: that is what is required urgently at the moment because

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Speaker 12: the reality of the situation, which people actually forget when

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Speaker 12: you put aside the politics, you put aside the policies.

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Speaker 11: It's really the people on both sides of.

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Speaker 12: The border, in both of our countries that are getting impacted.

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Speaker 12: You start to tax deal and a loose well, let

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Speaker 12: me share that the price and the cost of cars

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Speaker 12: is going to go up. You start to put tariffs

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Speaker 12: on lumber. Well, guess what, the prices of homes and

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Speaker 12: the prices of apartments are going to go up. The

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Speaker 12: cost of building, the cost of developing is going to

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Speaker 12: go up.

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Speaker 11: You start to put tariffs on energy.

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Speaker 12: Guess what you're actually going to notice an increase in

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Speaker 12: your utility bill. You start to put tariffs on food,

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Speaker 12: and I think America has already seen it. Look at

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Speaker 12: the price of eggs that has just skyrocketed through the roof.

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Speaker 12: So there's a domino effect and impact not only to

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Speaker 12: American families on the ground, but also Canadians and Canadian families,

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Speaker 12: and both of our economies, both in the US and

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Speaker 12: in Canada.

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Speaker 6: Doctor Ruby Dollard, we appreciate your time. Unfortunate we'll have

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Speaker 6: to leave the conversation there, but I suspect over the

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Speaker 6: next several years we'll be continuing to have this conversation

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Speaker 6: until some sort of resolution is reached.

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Speaker 1: Thank you so much for being here with us.

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Speaker 11: Yes, thank you so much. As a pleasure to be

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Speaker 11: with you today, always.

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Speaker 1: A pleasure to have you well.

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Speaker 6: Tariff wars, recession fears, and stuff inflation, no wonder, gold

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Speaker 6: has been routinely hitting all time highs recently in violatile

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Speaker 6: markets like right now. Don't sit on the sidelines with

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Speaker 6: your head in the sand. Instead, take control in safeguard

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Speaker 6: your savings. That's why so many Americans today are turning

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Speaker 6: of people convert an existing IRA or four to one

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Speaker 6: k into an ira in physical gold. So is it

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Speaker 6: time for you to hedge against inflation and economic and.

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Speaker 1: Stability with gold?

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Speaker 6: that and how to own physical gold, and attack sheltered account.

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Speaker 6: a free no obligation information kit. Again, you can get

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Speaker 6: it simply by texting the word America to the number.

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Speaker 1: Ninety eight ninety eight ninety eight.

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Speaker 6: With an A plus rating with the Better Business Bureau

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Speaker 6: and countless five star reviews. So many Americans trust the

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Speaker 6: Birch Gold Group to help with protecting their savings with gold,

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Speaker 6: and you can as well.

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Speaker 1: It took decades to get into.

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Speaker 6: The tangled men that we're now in and trying to

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Speaker 6: unpack from.

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Speaker 1: But how long will it take to get out of it?

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Speaker 1: And at what cost?

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Speaker 6: Text the word America to the number ninety eight ninety

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Speaker 6: eight ninety eight today to find out.

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Speaker 1: We're going to take a quick break now when we

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Speaker 1: come back.

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Speaker 6: Special elections in Florida are happening, and if the GOP

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Speaker 6: isn't careful or it could loud to losing, it could

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Speaker 6: lead excuse me to losing some seats in the House majority.

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Speaker 13: That's next, Yoahmi yami.

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Speaker 6: That's about the best you're going to get from me here,

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Speaker 6: Florida voters, are expected to help solidify the balance of

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Speaker 6: power in the US House tomorrow when they go to

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Speaker 6: the polls and in two special elections. One is to

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Speaker 6: fill the seat left vacant by former Trump Attorney General

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Speaker 6: nominee Matt Gates. The second is to replace current National

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Speaker 6: Security Advisor Mike Waltz. Both seats are in strong Republican

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Speaker 6: districts and expected to be won by the respects the

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Speaker 6: Republican candidates. However, despite the Republican candidates holding an edge

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Speaker 6: in early voting, Democrats in the liberal media are trying

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Speaker 6: to paint the contests as competitive. The chair of Capitol

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Speaker 6: Hill Fight Club Pack, Angie Wong, joins me now to

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Speaker 6: discuss what's at stake tomorrow.

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Speaker 1: Angie, good to see you.

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Speaker 14: Thank you so much, Charence for having me. It's full on,

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Speaker 14: all hands on Jeck here in Florida getting our next

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Speaker 14: special election on its way. Early numbers got a little

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Speaker 14: bit scary last week, but it looks like Randy Fine

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Speaker 14: may just squeak one by. And thanks to President Trump

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Speaker 14: for dragging him over the line, because a week ago

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Speaker 14: his numbers were frightening.

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Speaker 1: So look, let's just be honest. A win is a win.

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Speaker 6: Yes, but one would expect Randy Fine to have blown

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Speaker 6: out his Democrat opponent. The reality is, though, the Democrats

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Speaker 6: have sunk lots of money into this and Randy Fine

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Speaker 6: hasn't really been able to raise, not even half as much.

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Speaker 11: And that is true.

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Speaker 14: Democrats have outraised Randy fah Fine and Republican candidates almost

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Speaker 14: seven to one.

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Speaker 10: There's so much money pouring into.

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Speaker 14: These races because the stakes are that high. Right, these

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Speaker 14: are two Congressional seats in a House that barely has

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Speaker 14: a Republican majority. I mean, if we lose one of

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Speaker 14: these seats, we're in serious trouble.

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Speaker 2: And that's why.

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Speaker 14: President Trump last week asked Alie Stefaning to stay on

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Speaker 14: Congress because we were scared that Randy Fine was not

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Speaker 14: going to make it over. Just about two weeks ago,

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Speaker 14: I was on an emergency phone call because only one

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Speaker 14: thousand mail in ballots do we have Randy Fine ahead?

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Speaker 14: He only had one thousand edition you know surplus. So

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Speaker 14: we were like, oh, that's not enough. We need to

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Speaker 14: be at least plus nine plus ten. And luckily, as

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Speaker 14: of this morning, we have the results coming in and

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Speaker 14: it is our plus nine as of this morning. Now

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Speaker 14: that's still a little bit frightening because we have fifteen

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Speaker 14: percent undecided, so that is going to be what decides

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Speaker 14: who's going to be in Congressional seat District six tomorrow.

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Speaker 14: Which way the undecided will go.

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Speaker 6: Do you see this as an issue of the actual

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Speaker 6: candidate or is the issue more with national policies right

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Speaker 6: now that are impacting those specific communities.

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Speaker 14: It is a reflection of the candidate. Randy Fine, as

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Speaker 14: much as he is a friend of mine, he did

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Speaker 14: not campaign very very well. You know a lot of

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Speaker 14: people were expecting the endorsement of President Trump to get

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Speaker 14: him in. Guess what, This is not the case, not

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Speaker 14: this time, and we saw that just with a Trump endorsement,

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Speaker 14: you still need to have policies, you still need to

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Speaker 14: go out there and campaign, you still need to kiss babies,

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Speaker 14: and I think that is what was lacking of the campaign.

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Speaker 14: We also just didn't see Randy find out there in

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Speaker 14: those districts, and I think that's what hurt him a lot.

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Speaker 14: Republican sorry, Democrats jumped in on that and got their

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Speaker 14: candidate out there in full force, bought up all the meat.

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Speaker 11: They possibly can.

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Speaker 14: Even as of last night, we were cutting an emergency

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Speaker 14: TV ad for Randy Fine to go out today. So

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Speaker 14: all of this was done so last minute. Luckily everyone

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Speaker 14: showed up. Byron Donalds showed up. President Trump again reindorsed

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Speaker 14: him today this morning, we have the young Republicans also

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Speaker 14: chiming in, and we have lots of lots of door knockers.

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Speaker 1: But is it too late.

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Speaker 6: Hopefully not, so to put all of this into bigger perspective,

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Speaker 6: and you mentioned it earlier, but I'd like to get

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Speaker 6: back to it. These two seats there in Florida are

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Speaker 6: critical in terms of moving President Trump's America First Agenda

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Speaker 6: forward because these are.

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Speaker 1: Two critical votes ultimately, or would.

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Speaker 6: Be two critical votes if Republicans in fact win these races.

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Speaker 6: In a House that is literally has a one vote majority,

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Speaker 6: those two votes are critical.

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Speaker 1: They're key.

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Speaker 6: They really could be the difference between moving the agenda

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Speaker 6: forward or the agenda flailing and falling flat.

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Speaker 14: Well, absolutely, and Trump wanted his agenda's pass within his

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Speaker 14: first one hundred days. It was a massive push and

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Speaker 14: this is his first real test for the midterms. This

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Speaker 14: is a preview of the midterms as to how strong

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Speaker 14: the Trump endorsement is.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 14: We all assumed it was, but right now these numbers

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Speaker 14: don't look great now. Jimmy Petronas he seems to be

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Speaker 14: pretty safe. He's at plus R plus eighteen. But with

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Speaker 14: Brandy Fine, he should be at least our plus ten

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Speaker 14: by now. And this is what makes me worried for

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Speaker 14: the actual regular cycle election. He's going to get primaried

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Speaker 14: unless we see major numbers for Brandy Fine tomorrow night.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 14: I hope that comes through, but if it doesn't, you

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Speaker 14: better believe he's going to have a major primary for

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Speaker 14: twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, we'll find out tomorrow once all the votes are

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Speaker 6: cast and counted. So good to have you along today.

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Speaker 6: We appreciate your input and your insight.

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Speaker 11: Thank you so much, Terrence.

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Speaker 1: Always a pleasure. We'll talk soon.

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Speaker 6: All right, folks, don't go anywhere, because America's Voice Live

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Speaker 6: will be back. We'll have after this quick commercial break.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back everyone.

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Speaker 6: Under the last administration, Americans got hit really hard as

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Speaker 6: family shelled out an extra twenty eight thousand dollars just

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Speaker 6: to get by, plus debt levels hit historic highs. However,

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Speaker 6: there's hope on the horizon. There's a new solution designed

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Speaker 6: to help tackle debt and put cash back in your pocket.

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Speaker 6: Jillian Barbaria, well known TV news personality and Done with

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Speaker 6: Debt client, is here to explain she knows firsthand just

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Speaker 6: how tough it is to live under the weight of

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Speaker 6: debt and how life changing it can be to break free.

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Speaker 1: Jillian, good to see you, really good.

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Speaker 11: To be here.

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Speaker 2: Thank you so much for having me.

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Speaker 4: I was just talking to a group of people about this,

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Speaker 4: and so many people that get trapped in debt don't

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Speaker 4: know about Done with Debt, and I wish I had

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Speaker 4: known sooner. It's a company that essentially just takes you

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Speaker 4: from the darkness to the light because, let's face it,

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Speaker 4: when you are in that situation, you don't realize that

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Speaker 4: there's help. You feel isolated, you feel alone. You get

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Speaker 4: the letters, you get the phone calls. What Done with

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Speaker 4: Debt will do is essentially run interference for you. They

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Speaker 4: come in essentially as your own team of people that

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Speaker 4: will work for you, work with the banking institutions, the

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Speaker 4: credit card companies. They can help get those fees down

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Speaker 4: and in some cases wipe out debt completely for pennies

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Speaker 4: on the dollar. If you know, they'll tell them, listen,

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Speaker 4: we have nothing. So it's kind of like pound sand

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Speaker 4: or pennies.

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Speaker 10: On the dollar.

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Speaker 4: And you would be surprised the amount of companies that

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Speaker 4: are willing to work with Done with Debt. They have

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Speaker 4: resolved so many issues for millions of Americans, and they're

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Speaker 4: so easy to reach.

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Speaker 2: People don't realize.

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Speaker 4: You can go Done with Debt dot com, get a

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Speaker 4: free consultation, or you know, just pick up the phone

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Speaker 4: me old fashion way and call them at eight three

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Speaker 4: two two ten fifty four.

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Speaker 2: There's somebody waiting and they'll help you.

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Speaker 6: And most creditors want to get at least a little

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Speaker 6: bit rather than nothing. A little bit always is more

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Speaker 6: than nothing. And I've never been good at math, but

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Speaker 6: I know that much. I'd love for you to put

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Speaker 6: into perspective for us. How you got connected with Done

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Speaker 6: with That. What were the circumstances that led you to the.

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Speaker 2: Company, Well, how much time do you have?

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Speaker 6: Team in intes in thirty three seconds.

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Speaker 4: I literally had death and taxes at my door. I

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Speaker 4: had a money manager, I was doing a bunch of

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Speaker 4: TV shows. I worked in television for thirty five years,

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Speaker 4: and I was the breadwinner, having babies, trusting other people

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Speaker 4: with my money, and breast cancer hit me and I

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Speaker 4: lost my job. I got divorced and didn't realize the

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Speaker 4: person that was handling my money didn't tell me that

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Speaker 4: I owed one point two million dollars.

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Speaker 2: So I I let this person be the power of attorney.

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Speaker 4: I'm just one of those people that you know, I

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Speaker 4: don't want to know how the sausage just made.

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Speaker 2: Just make it.

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Speaker 4: I'll make all the money. I'll do the song and

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Speaker 4: dance over here. You guys take care of that stuff.

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Speaker 4: I tell people now, don't ever do that. I don't

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Speaker 4: care how much of a type B personality you are.

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Speaker 4: If you're the entertainer, I don't care. You have to

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Speaker 4: be over You have to be a type A a

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Speaker 4: little bit because you just have to know what's happening.

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Speaker 4: You can't trust because it happens a lot. And I

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Speaker 4: don't care what business you're in. I've seen it happen

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Speaker 4: to do football players. I used to work in the

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Speaker 4: NFL for a decade. You would be surprised. Not stupid people,

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Speaker 4: just people who trusted and things happened. Listen, life happens

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Speaker 4: right you lose jobs. Has happened to me, the divorce, the.

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Speaker 2: Disease.

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Speaker 4: I didn't realize that was going to happen. And so

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Speaker 4: it all happened at the same time. But I got

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Speaker 4: through it, and that's the thing I want to tell

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Speaker 4: people that you can get through it.

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Speaker 2: I had massive operation.

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Speaker 4: I was, you know, bald chemo for almost a year

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Speaker 4: going through this, and I let me tell you something.

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Speaker 4: When people say, oh, my gosh, you had cancer, I say,

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Speaker 4: it was nothing compared to.

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Speaker 2: The irs I could have.

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Speaker 4: I was like, listen, I have on collogists taken care

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Speaker 4: of that. I was scared of what was happening to

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Speaker 4: me financially.

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Speaker 2: So that's why done with debt.

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Speaker 4: I always say, you know, saved my life as well

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Speaker 4: as young call I will give them credit too, but

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Speaker 4: the debt stop.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, before I let you go, I'm sorry.

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Speaker 6: I think it's important also to point out to people

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Speaker 6: how long the process may have lasted for you, or

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Speaker 6: and typically how long the process lasts, because the reality

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Speaker 6: is it's daunting when you're in the situation. I'm sure

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Speaker 6: many people feel like there's no way they can ever

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Speaker 6: dig themselves out from underneath the debt that they may

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Speaker 6: be under.

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Speaker 4: You know, like I said, I wish I would have

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Speaker 4: known about them earlier because I did go through so

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Speaker 4: much anxiety.

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Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, for way too long.

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Speaker 4: But the process, once you call and they put you

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Speaker 4: on a program, it's like you're own. Like I said, team,

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Speaker 4: It starts literally overnight. They will stop the harassing letters

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Speaker 4: and the phone calls because they're NonStop.

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Speaker 2: Those calls and.

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Speaker 4: Letters will put you your anxiety on a ten, you know,

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Speaker 4: and so that stops, and so suddenly you're like, okay,

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Speaker 4: I can breathe a little here. Then you work with

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Speaker 4: the team and they start putting you on. They put

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Speaker 4: together a program, right, they have a whole plan for

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Speaker 4: you and financial plan that will get you back on

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Speaker 4: to your own path of freedom, financial freedom.

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Speaker 2: And it will take a little time, but that's okay.

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Speaker 4: Once you know that you're working with the creditors, they'll

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Speaker 4: get off your back.

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Speaker 2: And that's all it takes is just that to work

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Speaker 2: with them. It stopped. It happens overnight.

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Speaker 4: The phone call stop, the letters stop, and you start

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Speaker 4: working with them.

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Speaker 2: But the team will do everything for you. It just

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Speaker 2: takes that phone call or go to done with debt dot.

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Speaker 4: Com or again call them at three two two ten

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Speaker 4: fifty four and start turning your life around.

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Speaker 2: Literally, you don't have to live like this.

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Speaker 4: I live like that for way too long, and it's

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Speaker 4: just it's the worst feeling. It's just anxiety is horrible.

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Speaker 6: And I would imagine that having those letters stop that

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Speaker 6: was therapeutic in and of itself.

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Speaker 1: Jillian Barbara, we appreciate the time.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, Yes, thank you so much. It's great to

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Speaker 2: talk to you. And I love sharing my story.

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Speaker 4: I know so kind of pressure, so thank you for

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Speaker 4: letting me share, and we appreciate you sharing again.

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Speaker 6: Done with that dot com. That's the website. Log on,

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Speaker 6: get the information you need. Done with that dot com. Well, folks,

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Speaker 6: after the break, we're going to have a story that

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Speaker 6: reminds us of just how wonderful America is. Plus, we'll

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Speaker 6: have your answers to the America's Voice question of the day.

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Speaker 1: There it is on your screen.

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Speaker 6: What are your thoughts on President Trump's pending tariffs on

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Speaker 6: Russian oil? We're back with a story that reminds us

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Speaker 6: what makes America wonderful. North Pole's Studio in Portland, Oregon,

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Speaker 6: is redefining the art world by giving neurodivergent artists a

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Speaker 6: platform to shine. Founded in twenty twenty by artists Sula Wilson,

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Speaker 6: Mary Ellen Anderson, founding artist David Walford and advocate Sarah Mensa.

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Speaker 6: The studio provides a welcoming and accessible space where artists

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Speaker 6: with the public. Self expression is not only encouraged here,

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Speaker 6: but celebrated. Artists are allowed to take creative risks in

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Speaker 6: a supportive environment. And one of those artists is twenty

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Speaker 6: six year old Austin Bragg, who is on the autism

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Speaker 6: spectrum and who has found a place to thrive. Specializing

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Speaker 6: in intricate pen and ink drawings of urban landscapes, Bragg's

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Speaker 6: unique talent has gained recognition beyond the studio thanks to

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Speaker 6: North Poles Studios connections.

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Speaker 1: He was recently commissioned to.

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Speaker 6: Design a bus rap for Trimitt, which is Poland's public

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Speaker 6: transportation agency. North Pole Studio's impact extends far beyond creativity,

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Speaker 6: though it's about sustainability and opportunity. The studio actively connects

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Speaker 6: its artists with avenues to exhibit and sell their work

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Speaker 6: and empowers them to build lasting careers in the arts.

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Speaker 1: The success of.

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Speaker 6: The program has been so profound that North Pole Studio

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Speaker 6: is now expanding.

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Speaker 1: It's going to move to Portland's Pearl District and into.

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Speaker 6: A larger space that will accommodate four times as many artists.

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Speaker 6: This growth will provide even more resources, mentorship, and visibility

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Speaker 6: to neurodivergent artists. By fostering both artistic expression and economic independence,

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Speaker 6: North Pole Studio is proving that creativity has no barriers

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Speaker 6: and its future is only getting brighter.

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Speaker 1: What a story.

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Speaker 6: All right, folks, let's get your answers to our America's

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Speaker 6: Voice question of the day. Here is the question, what

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Speaker 6: are your thoughts on President Trump's pending tariffs on Russian oil?

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Speaker 1: Tim Paul, we appreciate you chiming in.

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Speaker 6: Tim wrights, drive the world markets down and defund Russia's

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Speaker 6: war magical rights the higher the better. Drill, Baby, Drill,

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Speaker 6: and Genesis twenty tc ads. Whatever President Trump decides to do.

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Speaker 6: When God is with you, nothing can be thwarted, and

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Speaker 6: nothing can thwart God's plan. So if God is for us,

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Speaker 6: who can be against us? For God will gain the

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Speaker 6: victory in these things, And we thank God. I love

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Speaker 6: that Envy two two four B or twenty twenty four

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Speaker 6: B rights. Russian actions have had horrible consequences, but Zelensky

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Speaker 6: just kept demanding to be a NATO member when he

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Speaker 6: had signed treaty saying Ukraine wouldn't join NATO. Continuing the

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Speaker 6: war has to have stiffer consequences in order to end that.

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Speaker 1: War for both sides. He writes.

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Speaker 6: Thanks to each and every one of you who chimed in,

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Speaker 6: and thanks to you for tuning in today. We'll see

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Speaker 6: you back here tomorrow. Take care, I have a good

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Speaker 6: rest of the day.