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Speaker 1: How many days before we invaded Iran? Did you know

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Speaker 2: We can get into those details in a classified setting,

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Speaker 1: The two days three days a month.

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Speaker 2: It was some time before that, sir, sometime before.

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Speaker 1: That you had done with that knowledge. Why did you

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Speaker 1: fire at least a dozen agents in Counterintelligence Unit twelve

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Speaker 1: that specializes in a rod counterintelligence, which makes us much

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Speaker 1: less secure and safe with this war going on from

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Speaker 1: Iranian attacks potentially against our country.

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Speaker 2: As I said earlier, Congressmen, I don't work on timelines

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Speaker 2: when these terminations occur. They are internal investigations conducted by

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Speaker 2: the careers that the FBI that highlight unethical or inappropriate conduct,

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Speaker 2: and it's up to me to make the decision. But

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Speaker 2: our Iron Threats Mission Center has never been more resource

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Speaker 2: as I've highlighted a forty three percent increase in counterespionas

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Speaker 1: You fired those twelve people.

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Speaker 3: They were experts on Iran. Were they not?

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Speaker 1: I don't believe so they worked in counterintelligence?

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Speaker 3: Did they not?

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Speaker 1: If you're the chief director, I'm not you should know

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Speaker 1: the answer. You fired the people? Where did they work?

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Speaker 2: If people were terminated for violating their ethical obligations in

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Speaker 1: The ethical violations that they dealt with, the case of

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Speaker 2: As I said earlier, all those matters are pending litigation,

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Speaker 4: Of course, No Japan and he is a very good friend.

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Speaker 4: But one question, why didn't you tell your allies in

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Speaker 5: Well, so, one thing you don't want to signal too much.

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Speaker 5: You know, when we go in, we went in very

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Speaker 5: why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor?

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Speaker 7: Right, he's ask to be do you believe in surprise.

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Speaker 7: And we had a surprise and we did and because

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Speaker 5: So if I go and tell everybody about it.

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Speaker 3: Is no longer a surprise.

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Speaker 8: And he talks about attacking the world and fields, Yeah,

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Speaker 8: I did, I did.

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Speaker 5: I told him don't do that, and.

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Speaker 3: He won't do that.

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Speaker 5: We didn't discuss, you know, we do. We're independent. We

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Speaker 6: I think that what has to be done is to

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Speaker 6: working together. America is not fighting for Israel, America is

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Speaker 9: The ICY brief the President and who would succeed the

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Speaker 10: So to be clear, the president's objectives with respect to

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Speaker 10: Operation Epic Theory did not include regime change. That may

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Speaker 3: You so much. I'm sorry to cut you off as

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Speaker 6: Fact number one, Israel acted alone against the slow gas compound.

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Speaker 6: Fact number two, President Trump assets to hold off on

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Speaker 11: In, Prime Minister, given the escalation of attacks on US

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Speaker 11: you misled their government into starting this war and for

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Speaker 6: Well, I misled no one, and I didn't have to

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Speaker 6: He understood that. He explained it to me. I didn't

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Speaker 12: With just one question, Jeremy, thank yous.

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Speaker 12: Thank you, mister Prime Minister, thank you everyone for your

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Speaker 13: War He said that there were weeks away. I just

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Speaker 15: Congressman, this is a serious matter, and you've made some

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Speaker 16: Yes, sure, no, were they wesay? Yes?

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Speaker 13: Time, Creme in my time, were they weeks away or not?

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Speaker 16: Thursday, nineteen March, you're of a lord twenty twenty six

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Speaker 16: topics related to radical Islamic theology. We're down in Texas.

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Speaker 16: We've been in Texas and other places in the West.

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Speaker 16: We're here on this situation with a Muslim invasion of

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Speaker 3: That, Well, we're war here now, Steve. They're here.

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Speaker 17: We've got over five million Muslims here that go by

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Speaker 17: And Madammie is the enemy. He's a guy that is

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Speaker 16: Senator, you've been one of the strongest allies proponents of

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Speaker 16: How does that link back to your Hey, we're at

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Speaker 17: Well, Steve, there's so many things out there that makes

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Speaker 17: I was with the President all day yesterday. I went

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Speaker 16: You stay pretty close to the folks in Alabama. In fact,

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Speaker 16: Well, we'll follow you through the weekend and maybe reach out.

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Speaker 16: Always appreciate your straightforwardness and honesty. Natalie Winners. We started

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Speaker 16: You've had some people coming after you pretty hard recently

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Speaker 18: I'm sure an Afghan soldier never lie once to get

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Speaker 18: refugee or citizenship status here in the United States in

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Speaker 18: the asylum process.

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Speaker 8: And then you link it, I think, to what's going

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Speaker 8: on in Iran.

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Speaker 18: The you know, lively discussions that the MAGA movement has

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Speaker 18: had about what it means to use American state.

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Speaker 8: Power and battlefields abroad.

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Speaker 18: And you know, I love Senator Tubberville, but I would

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Speaker 18: respectfully say that I think it does matter the calculus

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Speaker 18: of why when into Iran if it is somewhat even

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Speaker 18: just somewhat related to Israel's actions. I think that that's

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Speaker 18: something that merits further discussion and a question into not

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Speaker 18: because I'm conspiratorially anti Israel, but because America first means

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Speaker 18: America first, and I think that that chain of command,

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Speaker 18: that order of decision making is something that merits more analysis.

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Speaker 18: And frankly, I do care whether it's you know, Iran

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Speaker 18: had a bomb or was really close to a bomb,

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Speaker 18: or they was going to be a dirty bomb. Now

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Speaker 18: all of a sudden it's not a nuclear bomb.

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Speaker 8: You know.

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Speaker 18: I think there's a lot of questions that people are

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Speaker 18: allowed to ask, and it's kind of an interesting pushback

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Speaker 18: when when you just want more clarity. But I think

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Speaker 18: the H one B visa issue, which is what will

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Speaker 18: also play a clip on a rather funny segment from

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Speaker 18: a pretty awful comedian and trying to suggest that MAGA

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Speaker 18: should support H one BV says in attacking this show

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Speaker 18: as leading the kind of fight to say that actually,

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Speaker 18: h one B's it's really not even immigration policy at

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Speaker 18: sharehold holder policy to help boost the bottom line of

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Speaker 18: companies that hate this country, unless I guess they can get,

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Speaker 18: you know, quadruple the contracts from the Pentagon in light

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Speaker 18: of a new war. But all of this stuff flows together,

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Speaker 18: and obviously our audience stays frosty, they see through it.

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Speaker 18: But there's a lot of I think propaganda right now

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Speaker 18: between the Islam stuff, the refugee you know, appeal to

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Speaker 18: all the emotions. Obviously this audience isn't going to fall

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Speaker 18: for it, but very valid questions I think about America's

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Speaker 18: rule in the world, and I will say, interesting polling

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Speaker 18: coming out today about how more allies want to rely

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Speaker 16: I want to I want to play I'm a way

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Speaker 16: to after the break to play. I was going to

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Speaker 16: play one of them here, but I want to.

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Speaker 3: Hold for it.

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Speaker 16: You born very early in this. When I say earlier early,

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Speaker 16: I think we're coming on the third week of it.

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Speaker 16: That you can't discount the refugee replacement and how this

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Speaker 16: could be a total fiasco. Do you feel as someone

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Speaker 16: that does investigative reporting stations. On top of this, do

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Speaker 16: you feel given the scale of what this work could have.

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Speaker 16: You've got this situation with the canceling potentially canceling of

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Speaker 16: five year gas contracts, You've got the situation with refugees.

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Speaker 16: Now they're talking about I think BB today at his

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Speaker 16: press conference talked about potential ground troops. Do you think

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Speaker 16: the information's coming out enough that people can make judgments

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Speaker 16: and the war and posse can sit there and weigh

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Speaker 16: and measure. We've got about a minute, can weigh and

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Speaker 16: measure exactly what's going to see if they were answered

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Speaker 16: asked by a polster, that they would actually have enough

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Speaker 16: information to answer.

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Speaker 8: Definitely not.

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Speaker 18: I mean, I think if you just single off the

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Speaker 18: refugee issue, the only agency that I've seen even giving

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Speaker 18: us numbers is the United Nations. Very rarely do I

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Speaker 18: uncritically or unironically quote the United but unfortunately they're the

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Speaker 18: only people on the ground even doing the analysis and

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Speaker 18: even the numbers that they're putting forward or to the

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Speaker 18: tune of millions of people, even hundreds of thousands, and

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Speaker 18: you know, the small country of Lebanon alone, And I

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Speaker 18: think the point is the reason why there's such an

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Speaker 18: opposition to forever wars.

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Speaker 8: I'm aware this is not a forever war.

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Speaker 18: It's been a few weeks, but it's the second, third,

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Speaker 18: and fourth order effects of getting involved in you know,

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Speaker 18: Muslim majority regions. They fight to the death. They hate

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Speaker 18: this country. That also means you can't have unconditional surrender

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Speaker 18: from an islam A country, let alone with the evolution

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Speaker 18: and Drome warfare, but from a crazy radicalized Muslim state.

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Speaker 18: We're going to be dealing with these sleeper cells and

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Speaker 18: refugee replacement for decades to come.

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Speaker 16: Hangar for a second, Natalie, We're gonna take a short

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Speaker 16: commercial break. We've got some clips. We're to have some

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Speaker 16: observations in some analysis of all you're in the war

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Speaker 16: room on a Thursday afternoon short.

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Speaker 19: Break, Amadan draws to a close Muslims around the world

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Speaker 19: reaffirmed values that are also that also form the foundation

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Speaker 19: of you n Charter. Empathy for the vulnerable, generosity towards neighbors,

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Speaker 19: and responsibility towards the wider community. These universal principles must

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Speaker 19: guide our global response to hatred and division. On this

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Speaker 19: International day, to combat this nomophobia, let us recommit to

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Speaker 19: the equality, human rights and dignity of every person everywhere.

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Speaker 19: Let us reject the narratives of fear and exclusion, and

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Speaker 19: let us work together we radicate the rising tide of

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Speaker 19: anti Muslim hatred and bigotry and build the world rooted

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Speaker 19: in respect, inclusion, justice and peace.

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Speaker 16: Natalie Winters your observations.

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Speaker 3: Man, So that's.

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Speaker 18: The leader of United Nations speaking on the I guess

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Speaker 18: International Day to Combat islam Aphobia, which in of itself

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Speaker 18: is an oxymoron. I think is a totally justified fear.

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Speaker 18: It's not a phobia. But I think you're seeing a

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Speaker 18: sort of resurgence of what are very twenty sixteen era

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Speaker 18: talking points, sort of in response frankly to what this

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Speaker 18: audience has been doing, which is calling out the threat

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Speaker 18: of Sharia supremacy, the metastasisation of Islam through this country.

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Speaker 18: So to sort of quell or suppress that discourse, what

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Speaker 18: do they do, right, it's the.

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Speaker 8: Ad homin vinsac. They say, you's lamophobic.

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Speaker 18: And I think that that's actually really quite a dangerous

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Speaker 18: development when you look at the national security implications, particularly

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Speaker 18: when it comes to things like you know, oh, it's

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Speaker 18: racial profiling. Right, all these euphemistic or I guess the

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Speaker 18: opposite the inverse of that terms to describe what is

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Speaker 18: just protecting the national security of the United States. I

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Speaker 18: think we can spare a little bit of diversity to

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Speaker 18: make sure that, you know, young American children aren't blown

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Speaker 18: up in the name of Allah. But it's quite interesting

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Speaker 18: when you look at what the UN is doing, which

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Speaker 18: I think you can always sort of look to them

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Speaker 18: as a figurehead for what the globalists are seeking to do.

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Speaker 8: In all of these countries.

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Speaker 18: They are launching or getting ready to launch a new

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Speaker 18: UN action plan to combat Islamophobia, and one of their

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Speaker 18: special envoy was talking about what exactly that would entail,

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Speaker 18: and even for the UN, it's pretty radical, including but

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Speaker 18: not limited to what they describe as addressing the quote

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Speaker 18: root causes of hatred and using quote education of the

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Speaker 18: school's media in full public, also using legislative issues legislation

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Speaker 18: to try to, I don't know, root out not just islamaphobia,

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Speaker 18: but the attitude of islamaphobia, which when you really unpack that,

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Speaker 18: that's pretty wild. They're already talking and in talks with

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Speaker 18: the tech platform Civil Society to sort of put out

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Speaker 18: this censorship regime to again suppress islamophobic content, which we've

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Speaker 18: all seen.

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Speaker 8: You can't even really define that.

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Speaker 18: That's basically anything that's not like, let's open our borders

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Speaker 18: to a bunch of Third world invaders and watch the

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Speaker 18: units and states turn into an Islamic country. But they

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Speaker 18: even talk about how they can monitor better the rise

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Speaker 18: of Islamophobia by using quote databases to.

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Speaker 8: Follow up with more concrete steps.

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Speaker 18: So I think this happening congruently with what's going on

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Speaker 18: in the Middle East, when you could potentially see a

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Speaker 18: huge refugee wave incoming, You're already going to start seeing

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Speaker 18: the argument that you know, it's a lamaphobic to not

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Speaker 18: let in the millions of refugees for Muslim majority countries.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, you're going to see it.

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Speaker 3: You nailed it.

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Speaker 16: You're going to see this. This a longer clip H

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Speaker 16: one B visas. I want the audience to focus on this,

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Speaker 16: and Natalie and I will be on the other side.

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Speaker 20: Now, the Republican battle over H one b's has two sides.

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Speaker 20: On one side is the corporate tech maget, the ones

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Speaker 20: who all lined up at Trump's inauguration and funneled money

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Speaker 20: into a slush fund. They argue that H one B

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Speaker 20: visas are critical to allow them to hire the kind

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Speaker 20: of top tier talent, and they need to make sure

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Speaker 20: America remains a world life leader in innovation. They have

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Speaker 20: a strong case. Nearly half of Fortune five hundred companies

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Speaker 20: were founded by immigrants or the children of immigrants, and

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Speaker 20: a recent report found that over half of US startups

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Speaker 20: valued at a billion dollars or more had at least

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Speaker 20: one immigrant founder. Now on the other side are the

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Speaker 20: opponents to the H one b the nativist wing of

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Speaker 20: Matt Now. When most people think of this group, they

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Speaker 20: think of Steve Benn, the guy who did for all

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Speaker 20: of canvas jackets what Hillary Clinton did for the pantsuit.

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Speaker 20: Bannon has been on one about H one b's for

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Speaker 20: a long time.

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Speaker 16: The H one visa program is a total incomplete scam.

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Speaker 16: From its top to the bottom, the H one b's

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Speaker 16: is a total incomplete scam. This is all about paying

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Speaker 16: one group a third of what you pay the other group,

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Speaker 16: with no benefits in the living ten to a condo

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Speaker 16: in Silicon Valley.

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Speaker 20: Now, since Kirk's death, there has been no shortage of young,

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Speaker 20: ambitious H one be haters auditioning to take his place.

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Speaker 20: But I want to focus on a few very promising

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Speaker 20: young upstarts. First, we have Natalie Winters, the twenty four

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Speaker 20: year old protege of Steve Bannon and the White House

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Speaker 20: correspondent for his war Room podcast. Last year, Natalie got

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Speaker 20: a splashy girl boss profile in the New York Times

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Speaker 20: yas Queen, and she regularly says this stuff about Indian people.

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Speaker 18: They're not the best of rights, they're the worst, and

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Speaker 18: they're the most attached to the culture that they're coming from,

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Speaker 18: and they have nothing American about them.

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Speaker 8: And frankly, they have a fake diploma from a fake Indian.

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Speaker 18: University where the person sitting next to them is probably

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Speaker 18: a robocaller scamming.

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Speaker 3: You.

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Speaker 20: Come on, Natalie, we have fake diplomas here in America too,

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Speaker 20: They're called polyside degrees, and we both have them. Welcome

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Speaker 20: to the Griff. But if America is all about letting

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Speaker 20: the best rise to the top, how do you justify

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Speaker 20: shutting down legal immigration. I mean, that's anti competitive. And

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Speaker 20: that's when I started listening more closely to Natalie Winters.

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Speaker 18: Immigration is both an economic issue but also a cultural issue. Right,

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Speaker 18: we want to deport these people not just because they're

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Speaker 18: depriving Americans of their wages, of their job, but also

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Speaker 18: what they're doing to the cultural fabric, what they're doing

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Speaker 18: to these neighborhood it's got it.

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Speaker 20: So there's something about foreign cultures that is bad for America. Now,

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Speaker 20: what exactly is it about those cultures that Natalie find

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Speaker 20: so offensive?

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Speaker 8: And should we be studying?

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Speaker 18: You know, twenty five hours a day, eight days, you know,

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Speaker 18: increase the length of the day. So all we can

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Speaker 18: do is study. That's not what this country was founded on.

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Speaker 18: If you look at the history of US.

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Speaker 3: Got it.

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Speaker 20: So you don't like lazy immigrants, totally get that, But

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Speaker 20: you also don't like immigrants who.

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Speaker 3: Work hard.

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Speaker 20: So here's what I'm saying. Gen Z Conservatives, like the

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Speaker 20: rest of gen Z, are struggling economically. They feel like

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Speaker 20: they deserve a decent job with a decent wage, and

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Speaker 20: to still have time to live a life. The problem

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Speaker 20: is if they said that, they start to sound like

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Speaker 20: these losers.

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Speaker 14: Workers throughout the country are seeing their family life fall

661
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Speaker 14: apart as they are forced to spend more and more

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Speaker 14: time at work.

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Speaker 21: My vision is not limited to the homes that we

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Speaker 21: live in or the childcare that we're making universal It's

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Speaker 21: also a vision where we make it possible for working

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Speaker 21: people to afford lives of joy, of art, of rest

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Speaker 21: of expression.

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Speaker 11: We don't have to live like this anymore.

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Speaker 18: We can make a new world, a better country where

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Speaker 18: we can fight for the dignity of all people.

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Speaker 20: So instead of appealing to a sense of solidarity and

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Speaker 20: fighting for economic security and dignity for all Americans, MAGA

673
00:34:29,080 --> 00:34:32,000
Speaker 20: is appealing to a zero sum mentality and saying, if

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Speaker 20: we kick out the boat Browns and the airport Browns,

675
00:34:35,239 --> 00:34:39,520
Speaker 20: well guess what, well more to ourselves. And this reveals

676
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Speaker 20: what MAGA really means when it says merit. Yeah, you

677
00:34:43,880 --> 00:34:46,080
Speaker 20: earn it through hard work and education, but if you're

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Speaker 20: born here and your parents were born here, you get

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Speaker 20: extra merit points for being a heritage American. It's basically

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Speaker 20: Kendall Roy at the end of succession screaming I'm the

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Speaker 20: eldest boy. You can call this racial entitlement, you can

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Speaker 20: call it nationalism, but I call it white valedictorianism.

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Speaker 3: We all know this.

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Speaker 20: The valedictorian in every school, if you go on grades alone,

685
00:35:09,040 --> 00:35:11,520
Speaker 20: is the Chinese kid. It's always the Chinese kid. It

686
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Speaker 20: will always be the Chinese kid. But Maga is like, no,

687
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Speaker 20: just keep going down the list, Go through the Chinese kid,

688
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Speaker 20: the Vietnamese kid, the Korean kid, the Indian kid, the

689
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Speaker 20: Pakistani kid, the Bengalic kid, back to the Chinese kid.

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Speaker 20: Just keep going until you get to the white one,

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Speaker 20: the thirteenth place guy, that's the valedictorian. As much as

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Speaker 20: Maga and Republicans claim they want to merit, they don't.

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Speaker 20: As much as they claim they just want to hire

694
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Speaker 20: the best, most hard working immigrants, they don't. What they

695
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Speaker 20: really want is a preferential treatment for being Heritage Americans.

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Speaker 8: They're not enforcing meritocracy.

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Speaker 20: They're enforcing hierarchy, almost like a caste system, which is

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Speaker 20: the most Indian thing they could be doing.

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Speaker 16: Natalie Winners, thank you, Thank you for that. Quite interesting,

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Speaker 16: by the way, I might I was the follow on

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Speaker 16: speaker to Vivic's Heritage American speech at back in December.

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Speaker 16: At turning point, I might I might mention Vivic, who

703
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Speaker 16: was on quite a role with you know, you got

704
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Speaker 16: to stop sleepovers because you've got to study twenty four seven,

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Speaker 16: which really kind of misses the point of what's made

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Speaker 16: this country great. Vivic, I think is down ten points

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Speaker 16: in the last poll I saw, and suck is dragging

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Speaker 16: down the Senate candidates are sure Brown a populist, economic

709
00:36:35,440 --> 00:36:38,920
Speaker 16: populist look looks like he's going to win. Natalie, they've

710
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Speaker 16: singled you out. I think they've singled you out because

711
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Speaker 16: your career is totally about merit. You've grinded through some

712
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Speaker 16: of the one of the toughest prep schools in the country.

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Speaker 16: I went to University Chicago three years you graduate. At

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Speaker 16: the same time, you held down being an investigative reporter

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Speaker 16: for US and really I think being the most serious

716
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Speaker 16: investigative reporter about the warfare of the Chinese Companist Party

717
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Speaker 16: against the United States of America. Your overall observations. As

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Speaker 16: now you are singled out, ma'am as somebody that's and

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Speaker 16: I want to say, it's not just h one b Vis's.

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Speaker 16: I'm all for a tenure. I believe we need a

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Speaker 16: ten year moratorium in this country immediately on all immigration,

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Speaker 16: all of it. The whole thing's a scam. It's all

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Speaker 16: rotten to the core of it. We're taking a million

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Speaker 16: a year officially, but it's got with all the with

725
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Speaker 16: all the different rules and regulations, you're really taking in

726
00:37:31,719 --> 00:37:34,680
Speaker 16: millions a year, right, if not tens of millions a year,

727
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Speaker 16: and we got twenty five million illegal alien invaders here

728
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Speaker 16: off of Biden. Of course, our new kung fu fighter

729
00:37:42,400 --> 00:37:46,640
Speaker 16: DHS says he only wants judicial warrants until we go

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Speaker 16: into any business. Didn't talk about e verified talk about

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Speaker 16: a judicial warrant for you go into business. No, Bro,

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Speaker 16: that's not the way it's going to work. Will never

733
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Speaker 16: agree to that. No one will ever agree to that. So, Natalie,

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Speaker 16: I think our position here is much harder than the

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Speaker 16: one B and the H one B. Everybody knows it's

736
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Speaker 16: completely corrupt, and the people that know what the most

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Speaker 16: of the people in India that run the corrupt system, ma'am.

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Speaker 8: Well, Steve, I think you're going a little woke.

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Speaker 18: If you only want a moratorium for ten years, I

740
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Speaker 18: think we got got to do at least twenty. But

741
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Speaker 18: I will say I love I love that video with

742
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Speaker 18: the false pretense, the predicate being like the American people,

743
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Speaker 18: I E. MAGA have ever had a say in what

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Speaker 18: this country's immigration policy is anytime there's actually been the

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Speaker 18: chance to have a REFERENDU want immigration when you know you.

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Speaker 8: Put the donors to the side like Trump and.

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Speaker 18: Twenty sixteen, overwhelmingly they want to build the wall and

748
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Speaker 18: get mass deportations. Right, those are the most popular slogans.

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Speaker 18: But this idea of merit is just so astronomically false.

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Speaker 18: I always love sort of talking about the actual numbers

751
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Speaker 18: because there's this idea, right, the best and the brightest,

752
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Speaker 18: as he kept saying, well when you actually look at

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Speaker 18: the numbers, and like, they play this sort of shell

754
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Speaker 18: game with the numbers, so the American people don't understand

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Speaker 18: how quickly they're being replaced. But about eighty seven percent

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Speaker 18: of the h one b people who are coming in

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Speaker 18: the data going back to around twenty fifteen, they're at

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Speaker 18: the bottom two percentiles, the seventeen percentile wage and then

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Speaker 18: the thirty fourth percentile wage of people in this country.

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Speaker 18: So you're not importing the best and the brightest when

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Speaker 18: you're paying them the least salary that could possibly exist.

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Speaker 8: And when you look at the levels.

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Speaker 18: That they're importing, so it's not just obviously the core corporations,

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Speaker 18: you know, scamming these people paying them, you know, basically

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Speaker 18: slave labor wages fifty two percent, we're at level one

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Speaker 18: thirty percent, we're at level two, just twelve percent, we're

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Speaker 18: at level three and just six percent we're at the

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Speaker 18: highest level, right, and that's the Government Accountability Office. So

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Speaker 18: that's not you know, crazy right wing data. And when

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Speaker 18: you when you look at what the share of foreign

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Speaker 18: versus native born workers are in the IT sector, now

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Speaker 18: over half of all STEM and IT jobs are going

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Speaker 18: to people who are born outside of the country. And

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Speaker 18: when you look at this, I mean, these corporations save

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Speaker 18: on average, you know, around twenty thousand dollars per play

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Speaker 18: when they're outsourcing, and you see these CEOs taking you know,

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Speaker 18: one point three million dollars in the case of I

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Speaker 18: believe the company's of energy company Northeast Utilities, after they're

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Speaker 18: laying off two hundred Americans. And when you look at

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Speaker 18: what the statue was right in the nineteen nineties, right,

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Speaker 18: it was under one hundred words. That was what created

782
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Speaker 18: this program. Now it's up to seven thousand words, twenty pages.

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Speaker 18: That's how you get the alphabet soup of visa categories, right,

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Speaker 18: like the OPT program. And when you look at the numbers,

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Speaker 18: it's quite staggering. OPT, right, which is this kind of

786
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Speaker 18: weird pseudo student to jog pipeline it was twenty four

787
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Speaker 18: thousand and two thousand and seven, it's now one hundred

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Speaker 18: and ninety four thousand and twenty twenty four, with forty

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Speaker 18: eight percent of those people coming from India. And if

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Speaker 18: you start really looking into the future, if you take

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Speaker 18: the same relative rate of growth of foreign born workers

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Speaker 18: versus native born workers, which is three point two percent

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Speaker 18: annual growth in the share itself, using that compound assumption,

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Speaker 18: if you project that into the future, in only thirty years,

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Speaker 18: fifty percent of the entire workforce will be foreigners, and

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Speaker 18: forty two years it'll be seventy percent. Obviously these aren't

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Speaker 18: pyper realistic. Domestic native born Americans are always gonna have jobs.

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Speaker 18: But at this rate, it would only take fifty two

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Speaker 18: years for the workplace to be one hundred percent foreign born.

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Speaker 18: And like I said, the original cap was sixty five

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Speaker 18: thousand people a year. You look at by the twenty fifteen,

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Speaker 18: we already passed into the two hundred thousands of people.

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Speaker 8: And that's not even including overstays that's newly added.

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Speaker 18: And when you look at twenty twenty four, for example,

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Speaker 18: there was seven hundred and eighty thousand, eight hundred and

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Speaker 18: eighty four H one B petitions.

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Speaker 8: Granted, that is a.

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Speaker 18: Eleven hundred percent increase over what the American people were

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Speaker 18: allegedly sold, even using fake data.

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Speaker 8: And I think the point is why I find that

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Speaker 8: clip so funny.

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Speaker 18: It's not just the typical, you know argument that we

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Speaker 18: made here, which is that it's not an immigration policy,

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Speaker 18: it's a shareholder policy. It's for these corporations that hate

815
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Speaker 18: this country. It's not about talent, it's about replacing Americans.

816
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Speaker 18: But to say that our opposition to H one B visas,

817
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Speaker 18: which demonstrably depressed the wages of Americans, is rooted in

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Speaker 18: white nationalism is patently absurd. America does not have a

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Speaker 18: white nationalism problem. If anything, we have an Indian nationalism

820
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Speaker 18: problem because upwards of seventy percent of all H one

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Speaker 18: B visas are going to people from India. We have

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Speaker 18: a Mexican nationalism problem when it comes to illegal immigration

823
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Speaker 18: because they're all coming from Mexico, And we have a

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Speaker 18: I don't know, I guess a Chinese nationalism problem in

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Speaker 18: our universities because the majority of those visas.

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Speaker 8: Are going to Chinese people. So to say that our

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Speaker 8: opposition the idea of defending American workers is rooted in

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Speaker 8: some obsession with white identity. It's not.

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Speaker 18: But on the other hand, if America turns into being

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Speaker 18: filled by one hundred percent Indians, then it's not exactly America.

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Speaker 18: And you know what makes I think Maga really upset

832
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Speaker 18: is being lectured by some one whose parents were immigrants

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Speaker 18: to this country. Which that's fine. I'm sure they did

834
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Speaker 18: it the right way. They probably came on an H

835
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Speaker 18: one B visa. But I don't want to be told

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Speaker 18: what being an American is by someone who has barely

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Speaker 18: been an American for more than I don't know, a

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Speaker 18: few decades. And it's that that puts a bad taste

839
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Speaker 18: in my mouth, being told that I'm not allowed to

840
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Speaker 18: raise my voice and say, actually, we should make sure

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Speaker 18: that our government isn't screwing over American workers by replacing

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Speaker 18: them with people who, yeah, get diplomas and degrees from

843
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Speaker 18: fake universities. It's all a scam. They're paid slave wages

844
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Speaker 18: and they're not the best and brightest. Okay, you can

845
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Speaker 18: point me to one person who started a company.

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Speaker 8: Good for you.

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Speaker 18: There's a lot of Americans and Steve, I think the

848
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Speaker 18: most upsetting thing, which I think the audience probably shares

849
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Speaker 18: with that clip, which they should watch the whole thing.

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Speaker 18: It's this idea of betting against Americans, betting against white kids,

851
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Speaker 18: betting certainly against white men. You know what, you don't

852
00:43:48,719 --> 00:43:51,160
Speaker 18: need to go down the list past every ethnicity to.

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Speaker 8: Hit a white person.

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Speaker 18: There are a lot of white people who are capable

855
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Speaker 18: of being valedictorians too. And you know what, Hassan Minhaj,

856
00:43:57,480 --> 00:44:00,239
Speaker 18: look at President Trump's victory in twenty twenty four. He

857
00:44:00,320 --> 00:44:03,600
Speaker 18: made massive strides winning over the minority, whatever words you

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Speaker 18: want to call it, vote with people who were drawn

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Speaker 18: to economic nationalism. And I just find that interview, that segment,

860
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Speaker 18: first of all, so reductive and so low iq, but

861
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Speaker 18: so weirdly racist by saying that I'm the racist for

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Speaker 18: not being an Indian supremacist and saying that I think

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Speaker 18: a visa program that's exploiting American workers and turning this

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Speaker 18: country into a holid out shell of its culture is

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Speaker 18: something that's wrong and that should not be continued and

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Speaker 18: that we should, I don't know, put American workers first.

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Speaker 18: American defined as people who, yeah, maybe have a little

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Speaker 18: bit of heritage or legacy in this country and didn't

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Speaker 18: just arrive fifteen minutes ago.

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Speaker 16: Uh yeah, like I said, one hundred percent agree, and

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Speaker 16: I am now with you. It's a twenty year moratorium.

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Speaker 16: You convinced me it's a twenty year I've been two weak.

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Speaker 16: It's a twenty year moratorium. And you know, I had

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Speaker 16: the pleasure of sitting there watching Vivicks just insane speech,

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Speaker 16: and I'm thinking, and this guy's running for governor of Ohio.

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Speaker 16: I'm not so sure that's going to work out. Of course,

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Speaker 16: he immediately got off of social media because he was

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Speaker 16: getting ratioed, and now he's down ten and then we're

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Speaker 16: going to lose a sentence because of him. Natalie Winners,

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Speaker 16: we got to cut to the center floor. I think

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Speaker 16: there's big news coming up on Save America, and of

882
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Speaker 16: course you and I work every day to save America.

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Speaker 16: Here in the war room, Natalie, where they go for

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Speaker 16: more of your content and maybe a couple of you

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Speaker 16: got substack, but you also maybe have a couple of

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Speaker 16: three rants out there too, Natalie, as you.

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Speaker 18: Enters on substack, Nataliejuenters dot substack dot com. Always an

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Speaker 18: honored to be in the war room. Thank you for

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Speaker 18: having me see.

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Speaker 16: You know, Grace and I were just talking before your

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Speaker 16: appearance here. He said, gosh, we missed Natalie having that,

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Speaker 16: you know, when you were you were hosting the show

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Speaker 16: when I was in prison, some of those great rants. Please,

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Speaker 16: we need you. Love you, ma'am, thank you. I'm now

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Speaker 16: I'm now a twenty year person because Natalie convinced me

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Speaker 16: twenty year moratorium on all the scam, all the scam

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Speaker 16: immigration policies. Natalie, thank you. Let's make sure you follow

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Speaker 16: Natalie on social media. Let's go to the center floor.

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Speaker 16: Mike Lee. Clida Mitchell's with me. I think we got

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Speaker 16: all the.

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Speaker 6: Things that she said.

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Speaker 12: Just about any of the things that she said, I'd

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Speaker 12: be concerned too. Fortunately for all of us, the things

904
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Speaker 12: that she's saying about this bill are either in some

905
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Speaker 12: instances incomplete leaving out material information to complete the picture,

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Speaker 12: resulting in a much different uh impact than has been suggested,

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Speaker 12: or in other cases they're completely wrong. Let's go back

908
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Speaker 12: to a few first principles about what the bill actually does.

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Speaker 12: There are two basic precepts of the bill. The fundamental

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Speaker 12: purpose of it is to make it couple.

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Speaker 16: Minutes left in this we're going to go back to

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Speaker 16: the center Florida, Mike Lee, but Clida. Mitchell's join is Clida,

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Speaker 16: you got some breaking news of what's going to happen

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Speaker 16: in the next hour. Ma'am it's cleared off. You take

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Speaker 16: you got to take your moot off, Clida.

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Speaker 8: Sorry, can you hear me?

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Speaker 19: Now?

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Speaker 6: Sorry?

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Speaker 16: I know how you boomers, I know how technology is

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Speaker 16: hard for you boomers to use.

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Speaker 3: But go ahead, Cleta.

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Speaker 15: Well, I'm sorry about that. Yes, we just remember that

923
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Speaker 15: we wanted this on the floor. We wanted the Democrats

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Speaker 15: to have to talk about it, remember that's what and

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Speaker 15: we were begging, humbling John, the Republican leadership said, just

926
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Speaker 15: put it on the floor.

927
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Speaker 8: They said, what's going to happen? We said, we don't know.

928
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Speaker 15: On the floor and find out.

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Speaker 8: It's called legislating.

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Speaker 15: So that's happened, and people have started paying attention, and

931
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Speaker 15: they started looking at the Democrats and listening to their lives.

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Speaker 15: And you know, the Democrat's been lying about voter ID

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Speaker 15: for twenty years. Twenty years they've been lying about voter

934
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Speaker 15: ID and it has not moved the needle one bit

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Speaker 15: in terms of public public opinion. So yesterday, now, remember

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Speaker 15: they started talking about this bill on Tuesday, so forty

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Speaker 15: eight hours into it. Guess yesterday was twenty four hours

938
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Speaker 15: into it. They Schumer said, Democrats aren't a post to

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Speaker 15: vote r D.

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Speaker 8: We're not the post of the voter I D. We're

941
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Speaker 8: posted to all these other things.

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Speaker 15: So there's a.

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Speaker 8: Process in the Senate.

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Speaker 15: I'm learning all these little things about the Senate rules

945
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Speaker 15: called hotlining a bill. And so Senator Eustaid from Ohio

946
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Speaker 15: has taken the section on photo ID out of the

947
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Speaker 15: Save America Act, copied it into a separate bill, and

948
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Speaker 15: that's going to be put on the floor about six

949
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Speaker 15: thirty and he's going to ask for unanimous consent of

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Speaker 15: the House of all the Senators to just adopt this

951
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Speaker 15: bill and send it to the House. So we'll see,

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Speaker 15: We'll see what they do. Let's see how many Democrats

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Speaker 15: have the wherewithal to stand up and vote against that.

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Speaker 16: Hang on, because Schumer started talking yesterday because they knew

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Speaker 16: what they were saying was not sticking in this one

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Speaker 16: of the power of the war and Posse and others

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Speaker 16: to put out and be a force multiplier this content.

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Speaker 16: Schumer came out yesterday and said, oh, we don't have

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Speaker 16: any problem with voter ID. You're saying they're doing a

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Speaker 16: put up or At six point thirty, they're going to

961
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Speaker 16: do a put up or shut up. They're actually gonna

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Speaker 16: do it, just a bill on voter ID.

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Speaker 8: It's an actual bill.

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Speaker 15: It takes that section, copies it, burbbade and puts it

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Speaker 15: on the floor and says, okay, you want unanimous consent

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Speaker 15: for this.

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Speaker 8: Great, let's see what happens.

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Speaker 15: Let's see what happens.

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Speaker 8: I mean, it's legislating.

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Speaker 3: You would.

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Speaker 16: Hang on one second. We're going to hold you through

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Speaker 16: the next hour. Clear, it's gonna be up at the top.

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Speaker 16: I want to get to Mike Lindell before we shift

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Speaker 16: over to the six pm edition of The War Room.

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Speaker 16: We're going to cover this live on the center floor,

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Speaker 16: clean of Mitchell. Breaking news here. They're going to do

977
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Speaker 16: a put up or shut up bill on voter ID.

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Speaker 16: Mike Lindell, You've been fighting this one for a long time, sir.

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Speaker 16: People are interested in your opinions here, particularly since you're

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