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Speaker 1: Welcome everybody to this Wednesday edition of Just the News,

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Speaker 1: No Noise. I'm solo, but just for a few minutes.

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Speaker 1: John Solomon is going to be rejoining me in just

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Speaker 1: a few moments. But let's go ahead and run through

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Speaker 1: some of the headlines of today. And I am sure

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Speaker 1: you saw this all over social media. President Trump at

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Speaker 1: the White House today, he made a lot of waves

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Speaker 1: in Washington and something else did too, Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswami,

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Speaker 1: and the new Department of Government Efficiency. President Trump announced

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Speaker 1: it in a statement, saying this, I am pleased to

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Speaker 1: announce that the great Elon Musk, working in conjunction with

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Speaker 1: American patriot Vivike Ramaswami, will lead the Department of a

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Speaker 1: Government Efficiency. Together, these two wonderful Americans will pave the

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Speaker 1: way for my administration to dismantle government bureaucracy, slash excessive regulations,

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Speaker 1: cut wasteful expenditures, and restructure federal agencies. Elon and Viveke

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Speaker 1: haven't even started yet, but are already making some people upset.

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Speaker 1: Le CNN.

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Speaker 2: One of the first things we heard after the Trump

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Speaker 2: Trump and the Ukrainian President Zelensky the day after the

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Speaker 2: election elon Musk's Starlink internet service is critical to Ukraine's

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Speaker 2: troops battling this Russian invasion, and it is not hard

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Speaker 2: for people to put two and two together if they.

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Speaker 1: Want and see that.

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Speaker 2: It's hard not to interpret that Musk's presence on the

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Speaker 2: call could have something to do with Trump's potential leverage.

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Speaker 2: He could be looking for to have over Zelensky when

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Speaker 3: I think that's too much chess.

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Speaker 4: These people to play checkers.

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Speaker 5: Musk play chess, but you know you wouldn't have the

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Speaker 4: It's just in threatened Ukraine.

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Speaker 5: This is just this is because he was probably just

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Speaker 5: sitting there, which Trump is done on occasion, and he

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Speaker 5: not someone with any foreign policy expertise, even though he

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Speaker 5: has a company companies that are around the world, and

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Speaker 5: one of the reasons he bought Twitter is so he

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Speaker 5: would have more impact with his other businesses like Starlink,

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Speaker 5: like Tesla, so that you know, when he walked in

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Speaker 6: He was the Twitter slash x guy.

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Speaker 5: It's very important globally too, especially with autocratic leaders, to

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Speaker 1: So apparently Elon Musk is autocratic. He could fool me

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Speaker 1: because he succeeded in restoring free speech through Twitter and

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Speaker 1: is again censorship, especially censorship by the government. Yep, and

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Speaker 1: President Trump's new cabinet is starting to fill out. He

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Speaker 1: has set to nominate South Dakota Governor Christy Noam as

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Speaker 1: Homeland Security Secretary. He also tapped xd and I John

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Speaker 1: of Defense, as well as Senator Marco Rubio for Secretary

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Speaker 1: of State. He has also picked Pulcy Gap as DNI

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Speaker 1: and Matt Gates for Attorney General. And this time around,

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Speaker 1: President Trump seems to be learning from the lessons that

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Speaker 1: he had in his first administration. And in a story

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Speaker 1: that you can read over on justinews dot com, President

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Speaker 1: Trump looks to bring his deportation chiefs into the White

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Speaker 1: House and away from already entrench government agencies. For example,

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Speaker 1: he named Tom Homan his borders are instead of appointing

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Speaker 1: him as head of DHS. Very smart, Now just the

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Speaker 1: news has been Wheden wrote that Trump's first administration saw

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Speaker 1: internal leaks often frustrate his efforts to apprehend and deport

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Speaker 1: illegal immigrants, but he appears prepared to avoid comparable obstacles

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Speaker 1: by working outside of the traditional agencies to some extent.

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Speaker 1: And that's the end of that quote. So hopefully that

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Speaker 1: works out far better than it did in his first time.

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Speaker 1: And I want to bring in my great co host,

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Speaker 1: John Solomon, who is in his share and here he

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Speaker 1: and I are going to take us through the next

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Speaker 1: oh fifty five minutes or so, JOHNA does.

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Speaker 7: He well, thanks for kicking us off tonight, Amanda. Did

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Speaker 7: you hear a loud screeching sound in the vicinity of

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Speaker 7: tenth and Pennsylvania tonight? Because that was all the people

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Speaker 7: in the Justice Department screaming in fear that mad Gates

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Speaker 7: may one day be their boss.

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Speaker 6: But what a remarkable point.

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Speaker 7: It's shocked a lot of people, not even Republicans who've

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Speaker 6: Saw this one coming.

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Speaker 7: But I will say this, I got a chance to

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Speaker 7: work with Congressman Gates, along with Jim Jordan and Devin

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Speaker 7: Nunez and a lot of the great members of Congress,

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Speaker 7: a small team about eight of us who started to

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Speaker 6: And MATD.

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Speaker 7: Gates always would have the most precise questions. He was

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Speaker 7: a great inquisitor, He had a great mind. And if

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Speaker 7: found a guy that has a.

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Speaker 6: Natural radar for it. So we'll see if he can

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Speaker 7: But wow, the loud scream that I heard about four

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Speaker 7: o'clock this afternoon came right from that Justice Department building.

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Speaker 1: There is no town that deserves to have more screaming

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Speaker 7: Yeah, so now we have depressed people walking around that

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Speaker 7: occasionally scream. It's been a really weird week here in DC.

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Speaker 7: But wow, what an amazing week it's spen. Just think

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Speaker 7: about this. We're only a week from election day and

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Speaker 7: more than half of the president's cabinets already filled out,

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Speaker 7: moving with lightning speed because he wants to get to

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Speaker 7: the work of governing.

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Speaker 6: So pretty amazing.

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Speaker 7: Well, speaking of governing and people who are doing a

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Speaker 7: lot of great work, we're lucky to be kicked off

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Speaker 7: tonight by a member of Congress who's on the front

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Speaker 7: lines of so many of today's battles. He represents the

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Speaker 7: great state of Minnesota. Congressman Pete Sauberg, Congressman. Great to

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Speaker 7: have you on the show today.

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Speaker 3: Great to be with you, John, Thanks for having me today.

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Speaker 7: It was a big day, no drama. We got leaders

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Speaker 7: in the House and the Senate. We got the President

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Speaker 7: into the White House for a little bit. President Lexu,

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Speaker 7: he could get sent to come back in a few weeks.

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Speaker 7: The Republican Party seems to be oring all in one

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Speaker 7: direction at a very rapid speed. What's your take on

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Speaker 7: the ground here in Washington.

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Speaker 8: Well, I think that President Trump, you are exactly right

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Speaker 8: that he's really working at breakneck speed to get his.

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Speaker 3: Having it really up and he's not.

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Speaker 9: So actually started last week, you know, putting forth out

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Speaker 9: America finance again, mining powerhouse, securing our boarder, having a

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Speaker 9: foreign policy.

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Speaker 8: That puts America first, and our allies and know where

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Speaker 8: they stand with us. John, this is really exciting. And

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Speaker 8: we had the privilege of having the President elect come

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Speaker 8: and it was a great way to start off the

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Speaker 1: Absolutely, Yes, Sir kyra has been. It seemed like he

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Speaker 1: warm reception at the White House, a remarkably congenial meeting

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Speaker 3: No, I really wasn't.

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Speaker 8: I mean, the peaceful transfer of power is what the

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Speaker 3: I think what's really important.

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Speaker 8: Is is as we transition into the forty.

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Speaker 3: Seventh president to President Donald J.

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Speaker 8: Trump, we are going to look at we have to

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Speaker 8: energy costs, help our groceries of bills be reduced, being

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Speaker 8: able to afford that American dream, that home, and having

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Speaker 8: a secure border. President Trumps has promised the American people,

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Speaker 3: That's what I've heard on the campaign trail.

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Speaker 8: The economy was the number one issue was crushing middle

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Speaker 8: to bring the manufacturing sector back. He's already stated to

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Speaker 8: the big manufacturers, if you leave this country for cheaper labor.

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Speaker 8: We are going to tear for those products. We want

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Speaker 8: them made here in America. And listen, I got to

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Speaker 8: tell you that there's only there was only one candidate

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Speaker 3: He's done it before, he's going to do it again.

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Speaker 3: And he's going to open up Minnesota.

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Speaker 8: He's going to open up Minnesota's minds that we have

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Speaker 8: and we have the biggest untapped comperdic will find in

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Speaker 8: the world, called the Duluth Complex. President Trump in July

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Speaker 3: He means it. We have the will, we have the

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Speaker 8: We have the environmental regulations that we will follow, and

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Speaker 8: we were.

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Speaker 3: Going to mine.

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Speaker 8: We are going to be to fulfill its obligation and

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Speaker 7: Such an exciting time and things like what you're going

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Speaker 7: big difference, sir, when it comes to keeping pace with China,

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Speaker 7: which is taking over so much of the world's minerals.

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Speaker 7: Right now, when you look at that, how big does

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Speaker 3: The biggest threat to us, you know.

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Speaker 8: They When they tried to dump the Chinese, the dirty

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Speaker 3: If we don't make.

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Speaker 3: And the President of the United States, Donald J.

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Speaker 8: Trump, understands that I'm looking forward to be a mineral powerhouse,

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Speaker 8: not only in Minnesota, but we have other states at Pennsylvania, Utah, Nevada, Montana, Wyoming, and.

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Speaker 3: The list goes on and on.

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Speaker 8: President Trump is going to deliver that national prominence for

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Speaker 6: Big opportunities.

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Speaker 1: Absolutely, Congressman, this nation has enured a number of threats

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Speaker 1: over the last four years, but I think one of

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Speaker 1: the most dangerous is these some three hundred terrorists who

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Speaker 1: on the terror watch list. I'm wondering. I know you

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Speaker 1: are former law enforcement and you remember the Law Enforcement Caucus.

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Speaker 1: I want to ask you, if you anticipate that there

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Speaker 8: I have absolutely I'm convinced that Holman, this administration, and

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Speaker 8: prioritize removing those fourteen thousand convicted murderers, removing the rapists

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Speaker 8: do just that. We must make our community and our

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Speaker 3: And right now you had mentioned three hundred terrorists.

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Speaker 8: We think there's over five hundred terrorists that have freely

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Speaker 10: Well glad to be on the show. Like you said,

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I would be helpful to the American people resolve

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Speaker 10: Well, I think right away energy will be a priority.

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Speaker 10: We'll see what happens over in the Senate with their

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Speaker 10: filibuster rule, but kind of permanently restricting the number of

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Speaker 10: people coming here, right, Congressman.

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Speaker 1: Over two years ago, John and I sat down at a

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Speaker 1: diner in walk A Shaw and you called it. You said,

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Speaker 1: immigration is going to be It's got a reign supreme

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Speaker 1: in President Trump's twenty twenty four agenda, and you called

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Speaker 1: it speaking of Wisconsin, I want to ask you. You know,

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Speaker 1: Wisconsin obviously one of the blue Wall states for Democrats.

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Speaker 1: President Trump took it, but it was a little too

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Speaker 1: close for comfort for some people. How can Republicans make

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Speaker 1: gains in Wisconsin so they can move it a little

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Speaker 1: a little bit?

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Speaker 10: Tinker Well, I think we have to get some other

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Speaker 10: issues out there. Is me speaking. You know, we were

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Speaker 10: very happy to get two hundred and twenty one or

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Speaker 10: two hundred and twenty two seats, but you got to

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Speaker 10: remember the last time President Trump won in twenty sixteen,

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Speaker 10: we had two hundred and forty one seats, twenty seats

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Speaker 10: more than today, so you would figure we can get more.

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Speaker 10: I think there were some issues that we left on

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Speaker 10: the table. I think, particularly a welfairy form. When I

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Speaker 10: talk to people back home, it irritates them because they

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Speaker 10: believe there are a lot of people out of there

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Speaker 10: taking advantage of the system. As far as the moral

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Speaker 10: future of the country, the current system discourages marriage, encourages

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Speaker 10: the situation in which you only have one parent at home.

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Speaker 10: I strongly recommend that the Republicans in Washington take up

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Speaker 10: welfairy form. That has always been a Republican issue. For

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Speaker 10: whatever reason, it was not a major issue the President

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Speaker 10: Trump ran in the campaign, But I think that would

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Speaker 10: be a good issue to show we're doing something else

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Speaker 10: and something that is always popular with the American public.

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Speaker 1: Great point, well, Congressman, you have called so many of

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Speaker 1: these things. They would be very wise to listen to

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Speaker 1: you on that. Thank you so much for being here tonight, sir.

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Speaker 10: Glad to be on the show.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, sir.

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Speaker 1: Likewise, all right, everybody, coming up after the break, we

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Speaker 1: are going to talk about how President Trump plans on

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Speaker 1: implementing his immigration agenda.

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Speaker 3: Isn't it.

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Speaker 6: Welcome back to America.

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Speaker 7: You heard from our first two guests how important the

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Speaker 7: board is going to be In the opening days of

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Speaker 7: Donald Trump's.

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Speaker 6: Forty seventh presidency.

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Speaker 7: Our next guest, well, he knows a thing or two

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Speaker 7: about the border, about citizenship, about deportation.

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Speaker 6: He's the former director.

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Speaker 7: Of Citizenship under the Department of Homeland Security, and we're

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Speaker 7: lucky to be joined by him. Tay Alfonso Aglar. I

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Speaker 7: found so great to have you back on the show, sir.

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Speaker 4: Happy to be with you, guys, real honor.

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Speaker 7: All right, So I want to start with the team

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Speaker 7: that President Trump has put in place.

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Speaker 6: He wasted no time.

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Speaker 7: In fact, some of the first appointments are all around

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Speaker 7: the border security issue. Tom Homan obviously the governor from

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Speaker 7: South Dakota. What do you think of the early team.

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Speaker 8: Well, I think this is an extraordinary team. First of all,

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Speaker 8: we have Stephen Miller as Deputy Chief of Staff for policy,

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Speaker 8: so he'll be you know, he's an immigration border expert,

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Speaker 8: so he's going to be focusing on this. And then

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Speaker 8: I think having a border star, a real border star,

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Speaker 8: somebody like Tom Holman with a great deal of experience

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Speaker 8: who worked for many years in the border patrol at

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Speaker 8: the in the old I n s and have that

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Speaker 8: office at the White House, it just really shows how

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Speaker 8: this is a top priority for the incoming administration. And

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Speaker 8: then I think you have a governor heading DHS, and

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Speaker 8: governors are great fits for Secretary of Homeland Security because

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Speaker 8: they have to deal with a broadset or security threat

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Speaker 8: in their respective states. Right, So I think it's a

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Speaker 8: very good team, and I am sure they'll also hire

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Speaker 8: a good number of experts that know what to do

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Speaker 8: in terms of regulation and legally the changes that we

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Speaker 8: need to ensure that we can achieve operational security of

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Speaker 8: the operational control of the border and also begin the

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Speaker 8: removal process in an effective and humane way.

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Speaker 1: Very important, absolutely, Alfonso. I want to ask you about

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Speaker 1: what we should expect to see between now and January twentieth,

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Speaker 1: because I would imagine if there's anyone in the Northern

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Speaker 1: Triangle and anybody from anywhere who is trying to come here,

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Speaker 1: they know that they now there's a countdown. Do you

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Speaker 1: anticipate that border crossings will increase or maybe because it's

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Speaker 1: wintertime they will decrease or say about the same.

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Speaker 8: Well, they're getting mixed messages, right, they're thinking is about

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Speaker 8: to arrive, So let's not even go to the southern border.

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Speaker 8: Some may actually say we still have buy it in

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Speaker 8: an office, so let's make sure that we get in

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Speaker 8: before Trump's arrives and then, yes, it's winter, it's colder,

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Speaker 8: so normally numbers tend to go down.

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Speaker 4: However, I must say that I look at.

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Speaker 8: The numbers and they have gone down slightly, but they

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Speaker 8: still remain very high. The last numbers we have are

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Speaker 8: from the last month of the fiscal year, and there

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Speaker 8: are over one hundred thousand, and that includes people that

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Speaker 8: are surrendering themselves at ports of entry and also people

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Speaker 8: arriving in between ports of entry.

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Speaker 4: So that's still a very high number.

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Speaker 8: So I suspect that the numbers may go down a little,

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Speaker 8: But when we'll see the big drop is when, you know,

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Speaker 8: after January twentieth, when President Trump takes office, because people

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Speaker 8: are going to think it's useless to make it to

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Speaker 8: the border. Remember that we had the Batter administration created

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Speaker 8: a system of incentives that encourage people from around the

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Speaker 8: globe to make it to the southern border.

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Speaker 4: They knew that.

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Speaker 8: If they arrived at the border and they surrender themselves

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Speaker 8: to the border patrol and they said that they were

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Speaker 8: afraid of being persecuted in their home country, that.

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Speaker 4: They will be allowed in. Not only allowed in.

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Speaker 8: They wouldn't be detained, they would be released into the

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Speaker 8: general community. And that's exactly what that has what has happened.

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Speaker 8: So the Trump administration clearly has to on day one,

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Speaker 8: based on immigration law and depression, has that authority under

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Speaker 8: Section two twelve F shut down the border and those

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Speaker 8: who arrive at points of entry and ask for asylum

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Speaker 8: if we still don't have remaining Mexican place in the meantime,

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Speaker 8: hold them in the tension so they know that not

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Speaker 8: anybody can just come in and will be released and disappear.

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Speaker 4: In society.

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Speaker 6: That's so important. So I want to talk a little

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Speaker 7: The frontline, men and women in ICE and CPB particularly

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Speaker 7: Obviously they were called compared to being Nazis or KKK.

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Speaker 7: They were accused of whipping migrants, which wasn't true, but

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Speaker 7: their boss accused them that. Anyways, they've been kept from

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Speaker 7: doing their job for four years and they've had basically

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Speaker 7: have been turned into a concierge hotel service on some days.

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Speaker 7: How do the men and women on the frontlines feel

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Speaker 7: about the election results and what Donald Trump may mean

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Speaker 7: for their jobs.

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Speaker 4: Oh, they're a static, They're so happy.

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Speaker 8: Morale has gone off dramatically because they're finally going to

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Speaker 8: be able to lose their job, their interdiction job to

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Speaker 8: stop fentanyl, because right now they're so overwhelmed that they

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Speaker 8: can do properly that interdiction job. Think about the fentanyl

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Speaker 8: is coming through the ports of entry, but they're so

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Speaker 8: overwhelmed processing illegal immigrants that they can't do their job properly,

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Speaker 8: so it's easy to stack making that fentanyl. They're going

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Speaker 8: to be able really to go after the bad guys

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Speaker 8: who are trying.

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Speaker 4: To enter the border.

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Speaker 8: So they're really happy because they're going to be able

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Speaker 8: to do their job rather this constant processing of massive

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Speaker 8: numbers of people.

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Speaker 4: So you know, I think that it is key. I mean,

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Speaker 4: ICE is going to.

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Speaker 8: Play a big role in the removal process. And I

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Speaker 8: think also it's very important not only to have capable

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Speaker 8: people in place, but also get ahead of the messaging

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Speaker 8: because you are referencing what happened during the first Trump administration,

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Speaker 8: how the left fabricated all these issues. Remember they were

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Speaker 8: talking about, you know, the separation of families, when that

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Speaker 8: was not being ten to separate families, then tent west

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Speaker 8: to say if you come here illegally between points of entry,

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Speaker 8: you're committing our crime, you're going to be detained. And

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Speaker 8: when you can meet a crime, your children don't stay

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Speaker 8: with you, right, So that was the point of that policy.

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Speaker 8: But remember the whole thing about cages, which are actually

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Speaker 8: fencing that was used during the Obama years to protect

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Speaker 8: children from predators who arrive also illegally at the border.

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Speaker 8: But the left is going to try to do exactly

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Speaker 8: the same. They're going to try to say that these

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Speaker 8: are human rights violations, the massive deportation is fascist, all

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Speaker 8: this you know, over the top language. So I think

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Speaker 8: it's very important when you're in government. It's not enough

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Speaker 8: to do what is right. You have to get the

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Speaker 8: buying of the American people.

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Speaker 4: So far we have it. That's why Trump won the election.

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Speaker 8: The majority of people in every single poll said that

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Speaker 8: they supported deportation. But as you know, the legacy media

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Speaker 8: is going to work with the left to try to

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Speaker 8: change public opinion. So it's very important from day one

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Speaker 8: to community communicate clearly what's being done and to show

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Speaker 8: us some Homan has already said said that this process

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Speaker 8: is humane, it's not cruel whatsoever. If we have family units,

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Speaker 8: we can not remove family units together.

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Speaker 4: But that is very important.

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Speaker 8: Communication is going to be key to get the buying

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Speaker 8: of the American people very important.

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Speaker 1: Sarah, I just want to ask you before we let

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Speaker 1: you go, since since President Trump's first term and during

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Speaker 1: his first term, we saw sanctuary cities and states be

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Speaker 1: notoriously uncooperative with any type of federal regulations regarding immigration. However,

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Speaker 1: Mayor Eric Adams in New York City said they're ending

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Speaker 1: their debit card program. Do you think that that's maybe

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Speaker 1: a sign that thinks that those sanctuary city and state

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Speaker 1: leaders might be willing to work well.

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Speaker 8: I think Eric Adams, for many reasons, wants to have

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Speaker 8: a good relationship with them. I think he's the only

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Speaker 8: Democrat leader that I've heard, you know, say something like that.

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Speaker 8: We've heard from governors from from Newsom to Whcal governor

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Speaker 8: of Illinos in Massachusetts saying, you know, we're going to

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Speaker 8: protect you know, illegal immigrants. I think what some Homan

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Speaker 8: has been very clear and saying, look, you can do

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Speaker 8: whatever you want, get out of our way. This is

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Speaker 8: a federal responsibility. If we need to use more resources

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Speaker 8: in those states, we will, and we'll be able to

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Speaker 8: undentify those criminals. I mean, we're talking about over twenty

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Speaker 8: million people. We have to prioritize this effort, and certainly

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Speaker 8: initially we're going to have to go after criminals because

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Speaker 8: a lot of these people are in removal proceedings. Before

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Speaker 8: we deport them, they have to go before an immigration judge.

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Speaker 8: That's why we have to expand attention capacity so we

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Speaker 8: can hold them before they go to that judge.

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Speaker 4: I think if.

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Speaker 8: They're criminals, we're going to have to create a next

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Speaker 8: didided process so they can go quickly before a judge

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Speaker 8: and then get them out of the country very quickly.

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Speaker 7: It's a complicated job, but every time we talk to you,

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Speaker 7: Oat finds it sounds a lot easier to understand. You've

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Speaker 7: got some of the best ideas out there. We can't

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Speaker 7: wait to see how this plays out after the first

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Speaker 7: of the year. But great honor to have you on

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Speaker 7: the show, sir, Thanks so much.

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Speaker 4: Happy to be with you as always.

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Speaker 6: Absolutely what a great segment. I learned a lot there.

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Speaker 6: All right, folks, we're gonna take a quick break.

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Speaker 6: Welcome back in America.

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Speaker 7: I always enjoy inviting this next cast on our show.

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Speaker 7: He's one of the most learning people I've ever met. Washington,

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Speaker 7: former Assistant Secretary of State, former Clerk to a of

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Speaker 7: Federal Peace Court judge, former chief investigator for the House

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Speaker 7: Oversight Committee, and today the national spokesman from my one

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Speaker 7: of my favorite groups, Amack. He's our good friend Bobby Charles,

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Speaker 7: who is also now the author of a brand new

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Speaker 7: book that is the Rage of this Town Cherish America

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Speaker 7: Stories of Courage, character and Kindness. What a great book,

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Speaker 7: by the way, a great Christmas differ anyone you care for.

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Speaker 6: Bobby, Welcome back to the show. Good to have you on, John.

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Speaker 11: I love being on with both of you. It's always good.

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Speaker 6: Great honor my friend.

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Speaker 7: All right, So I want to get to the book

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Speaker 7: in a second, but first I had a chance to

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Speaker 7: go to a couple of AMAC boot camp for boomers.

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Speaker 7: The role that AMAC played in this election is so outsized.

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Speaker 7: Just give us a quick summy of what AMAC did

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Speaker 7: not want to get seniors out, but all Americans out voting.

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Speaker 12: You know what's the wonderful part about AMAC, John Anamanda.

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Speaker 11: Is that you know, this is an organization.

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Speaker 12: That is really the bottom of the pyramid, as in

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Speaker 12: it's two million people who are all active, who are

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Speaker 12: all out there doing unbelievable things in all of their states.

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Speaker 12: Here in the state of Maine, you have ten thousand

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Speaker 12: AMAC members.

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Speaker 11: They're all active.

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Speaker 12: They're not only involved in campaigns, but they're very importantly

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Speaker 12: in this last cycle. Did three things. They pushed for

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Speaker 12: election integrity. They pushed very hard on early voter turnout,

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Speaker 12: and they pushed concretely on a lot of the ballot

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Speaker 12: initiatives around the country. I mean, trying to end rank

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Speaker 12: choice voting, trying to assure integrity at the top of

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Speaker 12: the government. So bottom line is AMAC is out there

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Speaker 12: every day of the week. They're out there now is

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Speaker 12: they were out there before the election and if you

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Speaker 12: want to be a part of where the action is.

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Speaker 11: This is where it's at.

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Speaker 3: So important, Bobby.

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Speaker 1: People who watch our show know that we have a

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Speaker 1: relationship with AMAC, and I hear people say all the

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Speaker 1: time aging sucks. But at least there's AMAC that's so

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Speaker 1: planning for them getting to be a member of AMAS,

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Speaker 1: and I know that one of the things. Yeah, they

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Speaker 1: might not have said sucks, they might have said stinks,

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Speaker 1: But anyway, I know one of the big concerns for them.

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Speaker 1: Of course, and this has been an arrow thrown by

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Speaker 1: the left, is that Donald Trump and Republicans don't care

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Speaker 1: about securing Social Security and Medicare. And I happen to

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Speaker 1: know that that is not true at all. What do

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Speaker 1: you see for the future of the security of those

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Speaker 1: programs under a Republican in the White House, Republican in the.

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Speaker 3: House and the Senate.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, I think it's very important to understand that not

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Speaker 12: only did the presidential administer a campaign fight to preserve

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Speaker 12: Social Security, but all.

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Speaker 11: These Republican candidates.

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Speaker 12: I watched here in the state of Maine where one

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Speaker 12: of the congressional districts the Democrat kept throwing up Republicans

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Speaker 12: are going to cut social Security. There's absolutely no heart

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Speaker 12: for that. In fact, quite the reverse. You know, between

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Speaker 12: the ages of fifty and sixty four, fifty six percent

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Speaker 12: versus forty three percent voted Republican. And why because they

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Speaker 12: understand that a predictable economy and inflation rate that is right,

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Speaker 12: a social security system that is solvent is really what

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Speaker 12: they fought for all their lives, what their savings is for,

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Speaker 12: what their fixed incomes allow, and what social security is

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Speaker 12: all about. So AMAC fights every day to keep social

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Speaker 12: Security solvent and to preserve the expectations of average Americans

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Speaker 12: about what they're going to get out of what of

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Speaker 12: the resources they put in. The irony is that the Democrats,

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Speaker 12: and I'm sorry to say it, they not only make

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Speaker 12: up these stores worries about what Republicans are going to do,

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Speaker 12: which they're not going.

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Speaker 11: To do, but they do the reverse.

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Speaker 12: They actually cheapen the value of the savings that people

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Speaker 12: have put away all their lives. They cheapen the value

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Speaker 12: of the program, They cheapen the dollars that people get

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Speaker 12: back with inflation and high interest.

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Speaker 11: And at the end of the day, people are smart.

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Speaker 12: They look out there and they say and at least I.

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Speaker 11: Think that's what this election was about.

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Speaker 12: They say, look, there's a certain group of people that

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Speaker 12: tell us the truth and they preserve the value of

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Speaker 12: the economy and these programs, and then there's another group

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Speaker 12: of people that essentially.

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Speaker 11: Just make hay with extreme rhetoric.

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Speaker 12: And ultimately I think, look, I think this program is safe,

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Speaker 12: but I think that people.

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Speaker 11: Will work very hard to make it safe. That's what's

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Speaker 11: going to happen next.

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Speaker 7: Bobbie Amac you mentioned the great role it's played in

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Speaker 7: election integrity. There's a post election thing going on in

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Speaker 7: Michigan where Michigan Democrats you've lost control of the Legisats.

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Speaker 7: You're going to try to sneak through before they give

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Speaker 7: it up. The Interstate Compact on disregarding our electorate voltes

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Speaker 7: and awarding it by the national popular vote. What that

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Speaker 7: would mean Michiganders preference for the president wouldn't matter whatever

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Speaker 7: the nation voted as a whole would suddenly award their

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Speaker 7: electoral votes. Amax on the front lines of FIV and

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Speaker 7: as Andy man Jone. He's been working out the last

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Speaker 7: few days, these sort of last minute swings. We got

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Speaker 7: to keep an eye o for them, don't we.

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Speaker 12: Absolutely, you know, great mischief is done at the end

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Speaker 12: of cycles where people lose, and in some ways, the

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Speaker 12: more they lose, or the greater they lose by the

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Speaker 12: more vindictive they are in creating what they think is

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Speaker 12: something that's going to stick around. Those things can all

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Speaker 12: be reversed and should be reversed, and frankly have to

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Speaker 12: be reversed here in Maine. But you know, and it

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Speaker 12: takes an awful lot to change the constitution. But what

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Speaker 12: people forget. So there's really two points to what you're saying.

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Speaker 12: One is that the electoral college is extremely important. It

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Speaker 12: is there because it enfranchises all the states that are

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Speaker 11: It empowers the rest of the country.

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Speaker 12: And just go look at a map of red versus blue,

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Speaker 12: and you see that most of the country has actually read.

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Speaker 11: And that's why we have electoral college.

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Speaker 12: With respect to the mischief being done by people who

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Speaker 12: it just goes to show you the lack of integrity

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Speaker 12: that exists in these leftist, liberal democrat state legislatures. They're

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Speaker 12: dishonest and there, you know, is it any wonder that

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Speaker 12: right now. So look, the bottom line is you have

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Speaker 12: to fight back. Freedom is never secure. You always keep

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Speaker 12: fighting for it. And that's very chure chilly, and that's

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Speaker 12: what you have to do in life.

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Speaker 1: And to that end, I want to ask you about

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Speaker 1: your book. I know we've had you on to talk

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Speaker 1: about it before. Such a beautiful book, and when you

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Speaker 1: consider what happened last Tuesday, it felt like a fight

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Speaker 1: was one. Another battle was one towards the preservation of

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Speaker 1: our country. Tell us about your book and why you

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Speaker 1: wrote it.

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Speaker 12: You know what, the remarkable thing is a lot of

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Speaker 12: people write books, and we can all, you know, turn

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Speaker 12: and spend and write a book. This took six years

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Speaker 12: and hundreds of hours of interviews, and it is fifty

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Speaker 12: six stories about largely Americans, some of which you've never

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Speaker 12: heard of, some of whom I worked very closely with,

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Speaker 12: Colin Powell, Ronald Reagan, a couple of the astronauts I'm

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Speaker 11: Buzz Aldron still work with him.

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Speaker 12: So there are some private stories in this book that

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Speaker 12: you'll never hear anywhere else. But the whole kernel of

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Speaker 12: the book is the American dream. It is about the

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Speaker 12: fact that people you've never heard of before, rise up

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Speaker 12: And this book, I'm going to tell you everybody that

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Speaker 12: reads this book is going to love. This book is

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Speaker 12: a deal. You can get it on Amazon, you can

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Speaker 12: get it at Tower Records. But the bottom I mean

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Speaker 12: Tower Publishing. But the reality on this is that this

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Speaker 12: is a book that celebrates the hero in all of us.

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Speaker 12: And sometimes I cheer up rereading the stories in this

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Speaker 12: book because they're real people who did unbelievable things and

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Speaker 12: in a moment where they didn't know if they had

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Speaker 12: that I have known in my life. And so it's

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Speaker 12: remarkable because it really gives you that wonderful feeling that

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Speaker 12: we live in a truly great country and as as

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Speaker 12: Alexander Detoefel once said, it's truly an exceptional country. We

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Speaker 11: To just we need to just appreciate.

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Speaker 7: That we are. In your book celebrates that so brilliantly.

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Speaker 7: I'm going to tell folks a very special way they

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Speaker 7: Bobby, what a great contribution to your book is. What

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Speaker 7: an extraordinary contribution AMAC has made to the last two

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Speaker 7: years of history of this country since an audit to

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Speaker 7: having on the show tonight.

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Speaker 6: Thank you.

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Speaker 11: I always enjoy with you, guys.

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Speaker 6: I catch you, my friend.

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Speaker 7: All right, folks, we're going to take a quick commercial break.

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Speaker 7: When we come back a minute, I are going to

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Speaker 7: try to wrap up a very busy day. I could

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Speaker 7: sell here the street to get the justice from Breton,

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Speaker 7: but we'll cover that up ease.

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Speaker 6: Commercial message.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back everybody to the final block on this wonderful Wednesday.

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Speaker 1: Let's pick apart some of these nominations, and John, I'm

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Speaker 1: going to get your opinion on one of the latest

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Speaker 1: attorney general. Does it have a nice ring to it

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Speaker 1: when it's attached.

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Speaker 6: To Mattie Attorney General elect MATD. Gates.

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Speaker 7: For sure, he has clearly been nominated and we'll see

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Speaker 7: what happens with him.

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Speaker 6: Listen.

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Speaker 7: I think he's got this issue with the House and

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Speaker 7: the ethics can either have to work through that and

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Speaker 7: see what the facts are. But I think the most

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Speaker 7: exciting thing I heard just a little bit ago, just

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Speaker 7: tapped a few minutes ago on CNN, Congressman Jarrett Moscowitz,

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Speaker 7: who's a Democrat from Florida, so on the opposite side

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Speaker 7: of the aisle of mad Gates, said he was impressed

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Speaker 7: that Donald Trump had the presence of mind to name

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Speaker 7: mad Gates because he's fiercely competent. He knows how to

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Speaker 7: fix a Justice Department that is deeply broken. And anyone

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Speaker 7: like me who worked with him during the Russia collusion story,

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Speaker 7: where he was able to get facts that others were

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Speaker 7: too afraid to seek or ask questions about, they know

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Speaker 7: that about him. Anyone's ever watched him any hearing he

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Speaker 7: always has some of the best interrogations. He's got a

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Speaker 7: really sharp mind and inquisitor's mind. He'd be a trial lawyer.

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Speaker 7: I think Democrats are shaking in their boots. I know

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Speaker 7: Justice Department officials are shaking in their boots. But if

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Speaker 7: he can get through the nomination process, he is going

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Speaker 7: to be a transformational attorney general in the United States

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Speaker 7: here in Washington.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, the DOJ is on a long list of

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Speaker 1: agencies that need some transformation.

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Speaker 4: I will say that.

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Speaker 1: And I want to ask you about the leadership vote.

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Speaker 1: This morning. Senator John Thune is elected Senate majority leader.

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Speaker 1: Obviously not exactly the closest relationship ship with President Trump

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Speaker 1: in the past, but it seems like they've mended their ways.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, listen, I think this team is all got the

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Speaker 7: same agenda in front of them. Well, they going to

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Speaker 7: agree on everything. Now, are they going to fight for

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Speaker 7: every nominee the same way? No, You're going to have

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Speaker 7: some difficult moments.

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Speaker 6: Listen.

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Speaker 7: There's some moderates like Susan Collins in the Senate that

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Speaker 7: could get in the way a few things. But I

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Speaker 7: think President Trump has a big picture vision, which is

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Speaker 7: get what you can get done, don't obsess about the

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Speaker 7: things that maybe sometimes Washington gets in the way of.

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Speaker 7: But Donald Trump is going to move quickly, with overwhelming force,

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Speaker 7: and I think before the resistance can even get to

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Speaker 7: full level, he's going to have a lot of his

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Speaker 7: agenda done. Remember what he said on election I promises.

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Speaker 7: My motto for the second administration is promises made, promises kept.

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Speaker 7: I'm delivering. And I think he picked a group of

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Speaker 7: people around him. When you look at this team that

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Speaker 7: he has, they're all get it done sort of people.

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Speaker 7: They're no nonsense, get it done. And I think people

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Speaker 7: like Matt Gates and others that are on this list,

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Speaker 7: they're just going to run through the agenda quicker than

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Speaker 7: the Democrats can keep pace.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. I had a former deputy campaign chairman, Rick Gates

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Speaker 1: on my podcast say furthermore, with a man to head,

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Speaker 1: there's a quick blood and he said he said, Trump

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Speaker 1: is picking these as opposed to what happened in twenty sixteen,

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Speaker 1: where President Trump. You know, to his credit, he wanted

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Speaker 1: to listen to the wisdom of others, but I think

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Speaker 1: that he was probably listening to wisdom from people who

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Speaker 1: didn't have either his best interest at heart or the

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Speaker 1: best interest of the America First Agenda at heart all

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Speaker 1: right on the House side, Speaker Mike Johnson cruising in,

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Speaker 1: and I think that a lot of the legislative items

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Speaker 1: that didn't get done in the one hundred and eighteenth

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Speaker 1: Congress harlayed into the one hundred and nineteen likely with success.

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Speaker 6: I do I think that victory.

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Speaker 7: There's nothing like a big win to get people thinking

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Speaker 7: in a big way rather than many of the petty

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Speaker 7: grievances that happened. I do think it's important to Mike

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Speaker 7: Johnson to get the regular budget order, since he promised that,

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Speaker 7: or the GOP promised that three years ago, they haven't delivered.

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Speaker 7: But I think with Donald Trump, you get the regular order,

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Speaker 7: you get through some of these bills, and you start

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Speaker 7: shrinking government because Elon Musk and now the vek Ramaswami,

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Speaker 7: you're going to create this incredible roadmap and then the

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Speaker 7: Congress is going to follow suit. So I think it's

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Speaker 7: easier this time. One other thing that's going to be

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Speaker 7: easier to do. Say goodbye to Jack Smith. He is

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Speaker 7: clearly wrapping things up. Just a little bit ago, he

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Speaker 7: filed the motion in Florida to withdraw his appeal in

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Speaker 7: the documents case in Florida that's already been dismissed, but

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Speaker 7: he's not going to appeal it.

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Speaker 6: I think Jack Smith.

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Speaker 7: Will be a distant memory by January twenty at twenty twenty.

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Speaker 1: Five, and sounding like he is going to resign before

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Speaker 1: he has fired one of those well you're going to

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Speaker 1: break up with me, I'm going to break up with

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Speaker 1: you first type scenario. So good riddance when it comes

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Speaker 1: to corruption in the Department of Justice. I get it

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Speaker 1: all all out, John Solomon. Great to be with you tonight.

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Speaker 1: Thank you all for joining us tonight on this Wednesday

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Speaker 1: edition of Just the News, No Noise. We are so

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Speaker 1: honored that you've been with us, and that's all the

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Speaker 1: time that we have for tonight. Grant Sinschfield is going

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Speaker 1: to take you through the next hour. We will be

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