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Speaker 3: So Trump also touched on how tariffs, a different set

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Speaker 1: Well, he may love the farmers, I'm not so sure

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Speaker 5: Look at this, fifty.

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Speaker 5: Thanks for having me, Steve.

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Speaker 8: The reason I find you fascinating besides the fact you

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Speaker 8: But the Guardian says, and particularly about your situation in Kentucky,

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Speaker 4: You're quasi cult You've started this.

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Speaker 8: You're like Robert Owens back in Indiana in the nineteenth century.

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Speaker 8: You've started this kind of white and it's not in

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Speaker 8: Folks in Arrant County are absolutely incredible. Nate Fisher, when

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Speaker 8: Nate, this was great. I want to spend a lot

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Speaker 5: On Twitter at Nate A Fisher my name.

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Speaker 11: Another issue was that we knew as we were fighting

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Speaker 11: and we have to get ready to move the whole

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Speaker 11: army from Gaza to live on in Syria. We needed

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Speaker 11: to keep the troops fresh and not really invest them

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Speaker 11: completely inside the Gaza. We knew we had to go

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Speaker 11: to the north, so they decided to concentrate more on

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Speaker 11: raids and degrading Hamas as a military entity, and then

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Speaker 11: after ten months we destroyed roughly seventy percent maybe eighty

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Speaker 10: The center of gravity was moved from.

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Speaker 11: Gaza to Lebanon, and then we really did a good job,

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Speaker 11: decisive attack that brought it Bala on its neeze in

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Speaker 11: a few weeks. And this also brought a collapse in

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Speaker 11: a completely different reality. And of course there is also

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Speaker 11: the issue of Biden. Until January twenty twenty four, the

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Speaker 11: bidin administration was one hundred percent with Israel and this

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Speaker 11: helped us a lot. But then there was a complete

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Speaker 11: change in the policy and from that point onwards, administration

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Speaker 11: operations and so on, and of course also stopping munitions.

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Speaker 11: This affected US dramatically. Israeli so just paid with their

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Speaker 11: It slows us down a lot, and now the reality

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Speaker 11: is completely different, completely different leadership of the Army and

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Speaker 11: new Chief of Staff determined to win this war. Endless

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Speaker 11: amount of munitions that are coming from the US but

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Speaker 11: also being produced in Israel.

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Speaker 10: The Israeli industries have grown dramatically throughout the war.

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Speaker 11: The youth support President trap is giving Israel and the

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Speaker 11: Umbrella needed to really move forward and the central troops

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Speaker 11: and win the war. Everything is different and we're in

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Speaker 11: a new reality.

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Speaker 4: That's what I think. It gets very surprised.

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Speaker 8: Hesbla had such a great reputational light infantry the Syrian army.

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Speaker 8: You pivoted to the north and absolutely effectively destroyed Hesbla

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Speaker 8: and destroyed the Syrian army. Yet you've seen bogged down

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Speaker 8: in Gaza. Is because urban warfare you're not prepared for.

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Speaker 8: And I think people think the victories against Hesba were

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Speaker 8: pretty shocking. It's really put the Persians on their back foot.

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Speaker 11: Sir, Yeah, I think that we were much more prepared

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Speaker 11: for the fight against Ribella. The intelligence was very very good.

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Speaker 11: We saw also the pagers and other capabilities that were

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Speaker 11: developed by the Mozart that completely created Owen shock among

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Speaker 11: Grizabella troops in Gaza. The issue of the tunnels. The

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Speaker 11: whole Gaza strip is dug with tunnels. This created a

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Speaker 11: very very complex environment.

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Speaker 10: For the IDF. I think army in history as fought

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Speaker 10: in a.

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Speaker 11: Battlefield similar to the Gaza sweep. It turns out that

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Speaker 11: the Gada sweep was much more complicated than the north.

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Speaker 11: And also we have to remember that we had our

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Speaker 11: people inside that were captured by Hamas kidnapped, and there.

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Speaker 10: Were areas in Gaza we couldn't go into. As long

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Speaker 10: as they are holding Israeli.

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Speaker 11: People there, we cannot go in with full endangered their lives.

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Speaker 11: So this created limitations of the operation.

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Speaker 8: General, just hang on one second. We'll take a short

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Speaker 8: commercial break. Brigader General a VV from Israel next and Warren.

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Speaker 4: Use your host giving. Okay, just in a programming note.

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Speaker 4: And by the way, we might want to blow the

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Speaker 4: brake since we're going to go to and we get Raheem.

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Speaker 8: We're going to go to Raheem Kasam live momentarily at

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Speaker 8: the New York Economic Club. Secretary of Treasury Scott Bessen,

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Speaker 8: as you know, one of our contributors here now, Secretary

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Speaker 8: of Treasury is going to give a major address at

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Speaker 8: the Q and A also from twelve to twelve forty five,

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Speaker 8: talk about all the everything's happening on Capitol Hill, everything's

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Speaker 8: happening with tariffs, everything's happening with the American economy.

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Speaker 4: Very important. Raheem is there live. I'm gonna go to

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Speaker 4: him in a moment.

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Speaker 8: General there's been a lot of discussion about a new

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Speaker 8: chief of staff. Look, when you have a chief of

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Speaker 8: staff that was there before, and he was chief of

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Speaker 8: staff when he took down Hasibla and took down the

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Speaker 8: Syrian Army, that's not too shabby.

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Speaker 4: Why was a change made?

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Speaker 8: Do you know the new chief of staff and why

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Speaker 8: is he the right guy for right now? Since obviously

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Speaker 8: it's going to get a lot more kinetic. It appears

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Speaker 8: in Israel, Sir, yeah, no.

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Speaker 11: Only else, Damir the new chief of staff for the

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Speaker 11: last twenty years. It comes from the armored forces. He's

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Speaker 11: a guy who really really understands big wars, ground forces,

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Speaker 11: the really that the fact that a war is the

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Speaker 11: realm of uncertainty. Is a brave officer. He talks clearly

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Speaker 11: about victory, about and need to win decisively, about they

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Speaker 11: need to destroy our enemies and really win. Therefore, is

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Speaker 11: the right guy. I think he's going to do a

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Speaker 11: great job. Looking forward to see how he commands the

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Speaker 11: war in Gaza and also in other front.

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Speaker 10: We have to remember we have Iran.

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Speaker 11: We have to deal with Iran and the nuclear program,

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Speaker 11: the new challenge ahead of us.

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Speaker 10: It's not only about Gaza. Have to continues to.

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Speaker 11: Secure the northern borders and also deal with Judan Samaria,

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Speaker 11: with many terrorists that an attack from the.

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Speaker 10: Palestinian cities in this area.

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Speaker 11: He has many challenges and he's the right guy at

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Speaker 11: the right moment.

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Speaker 8: Do you believe you have the political support from Tel Aviv?

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Speaker 8: From the current government? I mean President Trump is basically

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Speaker 8: all in. He's given Hamas a deadline and he says

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Speaker 8: he only shall if they haven't complied with that.

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Speaker 4: Do you think you have the support of the Israeli government?

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Speaker 9: One?

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Speaker 11: He has the support one hundred percent of the government

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Speaker 11: of the people. NATANIEO three times tried to appoint him

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Speaker 11: a chief of staff, knowing that he's the right guy

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Speaker 11: for the job, and now it happened. He's very much

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Speaker 11: liked by the society and the government as well, and

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Speaker 11: now it's up to him to show that we chose

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Speaker 11: well and to do the job. And I think he understands.

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Speaker 11: I spoke with him a week ago and said to him, know,

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Speaker 11: all the people of Israel are looking up to you

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Speaker 11: and they want one thing, total victory, nothing less. Instead,

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Speaker 11: I know, I know exactly what is needed to do,

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Speaker 11: and I'm going to get a job done, and I trust.

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Speaker 10: It will.

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Speaker 8: Bring you to your general Amir Aviv, thank you so much.

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Speaker 8: Do you have social media? Can people follow you here

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Speaker 8: in the United States in Israel?

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Speaker 10: Yes, definitely.

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Speaker 11: Our website is IDSF dot org dot i L and

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Speaker 11: we do, by the way, four times the week daily briefing,

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Speaker 11: really updating people exactly what's going on on all fronts

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Speaker 11: and what this is going. And we're very much into

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Speaker 11: the details working with the.

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Speaker 10: Government and the army.

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Speaker 11: And tens of thousands of people follow, and I invite

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Speaker 11: everybody to follow our briefings and also our content in

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Speaker 11: the website.

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Speaker 4: Perfect We'll make sure we start streaming that. General. Thank

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Speaker 4: you so much for joining us today.

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Speaker 10: Appreciate Thank you very much.

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Speaker 4: President Trump, if.

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Speaker 8: You know him, this is one that's uh he you know,

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Speaker 8: as I tell you it is one of his games.

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Speaker 4: Is one of his best sayings is no games.

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Speaker 8: I think he feels that Harmas tried to play some

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Speaker 8: games with him when he really I think he and

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Speaker 8: Steve Woodcoff did a deal that a lot of people

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Speaker 8: were not totally excited about, but they did it to

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Speaker 8: try to just like in Ukraine, I mean, President Trump's

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Speaker 8: you know, not going to satisfy everybody. He's bringing so

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Speaker 8: many different parties together and so many of these different

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Speaker 8: strategic relationships. Uh, and those who support him understand why

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Speaker 8: he's doing this. But this one right here, I think

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Speaker 8: could be a big one, and I think we want

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Speaker 8: to get ahead of it. This new chief of staff

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Speaker 8: is a guy I don't think you mess around with.

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Speaker 8: And as you know, Bridge Colby, I think is going

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Speaker 8: to get confirmed. We're very much and we said yesterday

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Speaker 8: with this leaked story that the Russians working with the

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Speaker 8: American I think it was Wikoff and his team in

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Speaker 8: Riod planning on these meetings on this Russian repro Jeman

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Speaker 8: talked about actually getting to the Persians and getting a

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Speaker 8: diplomatic relationship because the last thing on Earth anybody wants

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Speaker 8: is any type of military situation there, because then it's

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Speaker 8: just going to spread to a whole fiasco Lake Ave

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Speaker 8: in Ukraine. And President Trump is working nine stop to

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Speaker 8: do that. Is President Trump is working non stop to

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Speaker 8: deport ten million illegal aliens in the country, and President

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Speaker 8: Trump is working NonStop to try to start this economy.

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Speaker 4: The weight of the world's on his shoulders. You wouldn't have.

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Speaker 8: Known that the other day when he went to the house,

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Speaker 8: and I get to tell you, I do think it's

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Speaker 8: one of the greatest speeches ever given the more you

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Speaker 8: watch it. His total command of the facts is total

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Speaker 8: command presence, and the demonic response of the Democrats.

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Speaker 4: That's why.

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Speaker 8: And then yesterday that was so great that DJ Daniers

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Speaker 8: get stopped by, you know, our little tent there on

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Speaker 8: the by Pebble Beach and see Natalie given his star

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Speaker 8: turn the night before and his star turn really what

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Speaker 8: just not his dad hugging him and everything was said,

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Speaker 8: and become an honorary member of the Secret Service.

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Speaker 4: It was one of the West Point. You're gonna let

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Speaker 4: me know when Raheem's there.

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Speaker 8: It's one of the got young man was accepted into

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Speaker 8: West Point and President Trump told him right there because hey,

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Speaker 8: having MO go to West Point, it ain't easy to

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Speaker 8: get in and the parents and the kids are kind

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Speaker 8: of on tenter hooks. So to do that live was amazing.

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Speaker 8: Who's the first guy to congratulating DJ came from behind

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Speaker 8: and did that high five. And when he did that,

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Speaker 8: I said, that kid is the real deal. That young

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Speaker 8: man gets it. So and to have Nicole Wallace and

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Speaker 8: these people just the hating on him and Debbie Dingle

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Speaker 8: and those freak show congressman giving him stink Guy the

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Speaker 8: entire time. It's just it's outrageous. But President Trump's got

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Speaker 8: to make hard calls. Just let's go back to this budget.

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Speaker 8: I'll have more in this later. People are working NonStop.

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Speaker 8: I do want to see the dose right now. It's

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Speaker 8: going to come down to one or two things. And

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Speaker 8: what President Trump wants is impoundments. He wants to have

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Speaker 8: after it's done, He's gonna come back with a series

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Speaker 8: of Doge cuts and I think other cuts, I think

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Speaker 8: programmatic cuts between now and the end of the year

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Speaker 8: for this fiscal year twenty five, and he's gonna say,

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Speaker 8: I'm going to impound that money. It's my it's my right.

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Speaker 8: In fact, it's my duty under the second under the

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Speaker 8: second Mender to the Article two of the Constitution. It's

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Speaker 8: my right to do that, and my duty to do

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Speaker 8: that as chief executive of this government.

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Speaker 4: That is going to go to the Supreme Court.

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Speaker 8: I am a lot less confident of that today than

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Speaker 8: I was a couple of weeks ago. And I wasn't

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Speaker 8: all that confident then, not one hundred percent, not like

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Speaker 8: Russ and some other people think this thing's a slam dunk.

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Speaker 8: I just because I think Roberts and Amy Cony, Barrett,

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Speaker 8: you know, don't get it.

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Speaker 4: They're they're afraid, they're afraid. Do we have we you

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Speaker 4: have Raheem?

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Speaker 8: Okay, fine, so we don't have to break the Raheem's

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Speaker 8: trying to get set up right now. See Raheem at

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Speaker 8: the New York Economically, we're producing your directing kind of simultaneous.

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Speaker 8: He Raheem's on site and I'll get back this. So

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Speaker 8: it's recisions versus recisions, takes another vote, go back up.

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Speaker 8: You know, Elon kind of agreed to it, but he

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Speaker 8: admitted he didn't know much about what it was. Lindsey

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Speaker 8: Graham of those guys, said, and Lindsay Graham's quote was

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Speaker 8: that we were losing altitude. I think we look at

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Speaker 8: the internal polling, they are losing some altitude among voters

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Speaker 8: who are kind of up in the air about really

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Speaker 8: what's going on with Doge. And he says, you got

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Speaker 8: to do these recision packages. Ran Paul said it could

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Speaker 8: be up to five front of Bay and it being

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Speaker 8: tronsches of one hundred b and you know, Elon said, Okay,

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Speaker 8: that's not a firm commitment. He says, hey, that sounds good.

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Speaker 8: I didn't know about it. It's either impouments or recision.

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Speaker 8: It's gotta be one of the other. But Number I

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Speaker 8: keep telling you have to give a range. You just

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Speaker 8: can't walk into this blind because hey, if you do

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Speaker 8: this and then there's none, people are going to be furious.

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Speaker 8: They're gonna go hangover a second. We agreed to Biden's

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Speaker 8: number two trading dollars and there were no cuts. And

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Speaker 8: whether whether the method I used, the recisions, or whether

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Speaker 8: it's impoundments, they had no cuts this year.

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Speaker 4: That's not gonna wash with the folks. It's not gonna

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Speaker 4: wash this audience.

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Speaker 8: If you back the president's play and then later you

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Speaker 8: find find that, hey, we really couldn't get it well.

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Speaker 4: But again, next time, we're gonna get into the approparation.

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Speaker 4: We've been through that.

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Speaker 8: You guys all were in the proparations meeting and set

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Speaker 8: through twenty three.

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Speaker 4: Can we blow I'm gonna go to Raheem. Can we

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Speaker 4: blow the break? I'm just asking my producing too. Okay,

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Speaker 4: we're gonna blow the break.

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Speaker 8: We're going live to the National Pulse Founder editor in

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Speaker 8: chief h Raheem restaurant tour extraordinary, Raheem, Cassam Raheem. Where

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Speaker 8: are you put us in the room?

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Speaker 9: Sir? Yes, Steve, thank you.

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Speaker 12: I feel like Ben Berklam here holding up.

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Speaker 9: My own camera in this room on location.

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Speaker 12: But we are here at the Economic Club of New York,

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Speaker 12: actually in the historic Siegler Ballroom here in midtown Manhattan

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Speaker 12: where the Ziegfeld Ballroom, Sorry, where the Treasury Secretary.

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Speaker 9: I'm just gonna flip this around. He's just about to

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Speaker 9: walk past me here.

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Speaker 12: In fact, Scott Bessen has just arrived in the room

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Speaker 12: ahead of what is going to be I think a

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Speaker 12: major address here. Uh, that really comes full circle for

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Speaker 12: the warroom audience. The warroom posse will be familiar with

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Speaker 12: Treasury Secretary Besson, not least through yourself, Stephen, having introduced

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Speaker 12: him to the audience. And now obviously these are you know,

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Speaker 12: the moments of extreme importance, especially I was writing to

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Speaker 12: our National pult members in my email last night, especially

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Speaker 12: when you look at the economy the President Trump and

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Speaker 12: his team have inherited, is you know, all the way

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Speaker 12: from from egg prices to ongoing efforts from this from

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Speaker 12: the Democratic but.

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Speaker 8: Hang on, but hang on, but hang on, Raheem, hang on,

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Speaker 8: hang on, hang on, slow down. I don't think we

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Speaker 8: had a j Antonio on here. This is my point.

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Speaker 8: But I think in this is where you come in

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Speaker 8: and hopefully you'll talk to as Secretary of Treasury, Bessant

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Speaker 8: on side and Alexander Prie and cart crabas all the

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Speaker 8: great compsteam. I think we've done a terrible job of

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Speaker 8: talking about that. I think an Toni's three minutes on

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Speaker 8: here is the best what he was handed as a disaster.

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Speaker 8: And I don't think it's been properly positioned because people

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Speaker 8: are coming in and talking about egg prices. We're so

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Speaker 8: far away from talking about ever pray. We have major

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Speaker 8: structural problems caused by the Biden regime and they haven't

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Speaker 8: been addressed yet.

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Speaker 4: Raheek issam your thoughts.

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Speaker 9: No, I think that's absolutely right.

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Speaker 12: I do think that there has to be more of

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Speaker 12: an explanation to people as to why we find ourselves

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Speaker 12: in this position.

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Speaker 9: And as I say, not.

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Speaker 12: Is the that is the theme of the email wall

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Speaker 12: members last night, and and you better line by line.

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Speaker 9: And you go through it and you seek goodness. To me,

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Speaker 9: I mean it couldn't.

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Speaker 12: They couldn't have really, uh, the worst of situation that

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Speaker 12: they inherited here.

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Speaker 9: So I'm getting in everybody's way here, Steve.

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Speaker 12: But we'll check back with the Real America's Voice audience

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Speaker 12: after this.

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Speaker 9: But totally Sexuary Psent.

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Speaker 12: It's about to take the stage in about a minute's

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Speaker 12: time up here. I think Real America's Voice is going

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Speaker 12: to carry the feed from the speech as well. What

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Speaker 12: I'm told is, you know, he's going to lay out

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Speaker 12: exactly what we.

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Speaker 9: Need to be doing to get this economy back on track.

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Speaker 9: Let's see what he has to say.

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Speaker 4: Hang on real quickly. Is Larry Fank they normally do

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Speaker 4: a Q and A. Is Larry Fink? Who's the president here?

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Speaker 9: Is he?

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Speaker 4: Is Larry Fink going to do the Q and A?

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Speaker 9: Yes, there will be a Q and A.

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Speaker 12: The speech starts in about a minute's time, followed by

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Speaker 12: Q and Avid Larry Tadlow, and then you have a

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Speaker 12: room really full of you know, I hate this phrase,

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Speaker 12: the movers and shakers in financing economy from New York

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Speaker 12: City and beyond.

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Speaker 9: I mean, it's a packed out room here.

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Speaker 12: I think people are really thing to hear what take

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Speaker 12: through person has to say, because there are there are

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Speaker 12: extreme challenges facing this administration financially, and you couple that

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Speaker 12: with a tariff situation, to couple it with the fact

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Speaker 12: that the last administration fakes numbers across the board, you've

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Speaker 12: tapped it with the fact that you have government run

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Speaker 12: jobs from the Biden error being put on mass and

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Speaker 12: of morse. That creates a problem for uh, you know,

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Speaker 12: the the underlying let's say, the fundamentals.

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Speaker 9: Of the economy. But the fundamentals, as I say, has

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Speaker 9: been bad.

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Speaker 12: They've been faulty, they've been fake. We remember about six

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Speaker 12: months ago we were told were revising the jobs.

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Speaker 9: Numbers down a million.

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Speaker 12: If I get to talk to the secondly after this,

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Speaker 12: I'm going to ask him along those lines, how then

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Speaker 12: deal with the fact that the last four years have

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Speaker 12: been I've been phoning, I've been fake, have been Fordland,

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Speaker 12: And how do you get back on more solid footing.

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Speaker 9: We'll see, I'll let you go.

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Speaker 8: But also asking the they redid the numbers for inflation

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Speaker 8: in the fourth quarter, the Biden numbers, there's not two

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Speaker 8: point two it's four point two percent.

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Speaker 4: That's huge, rahem isam. We'll check it with you afterwards.

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Speaker 8: We are going to be real American. Thank you brother,

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Speaker 8: National Pulse. Make sure you make it part of your

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Speaker 8: media diet. We are going to stream. I think it's

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Speaker 8: going to start at noon. If it's not, we're going

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Speaker 8: to cut right to the New York Economic Club. Look,

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Speaker 8: they had these economic clubs all over the country, very

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Speaker 8: powerful Economic Club. Detroit Economic Club has always been known

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Speaker 8: about going there and talking about manufacturing the industrial base

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Speaker 8: of the country. I think the Economic Club of Chicago,

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Speaker 8: New York has won the financial capital of the world,

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Speaker 8: the global financial capital. Very prestigious Secretary Treasury Scott Bessant

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Speaker 8: is going to be there.

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Speaker 4: He's going to give some remarks and then he'll do

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Speaker 4: a Q and A. I think with Larry Cudlow. Larry Fink,

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Speaker 4: I think is the head of the club.

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Speaker 8: When President Trump went back in the sixteen campaign, and

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Speaker 8: I believe he then went in the first year in seventeen,

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Speaker 8: he was interviewed by Larry Fink. Larry Fink now the

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Speaker 8: owner he bought Hudgeson wanpoa out.

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Speaker 4: A old know if you ever read.

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Speaker 8: The books about the trading companies in Hong Kong, Taipan

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Speaker 8: or Taipei, No Taipe Haan Taipean, you read Taipan, the

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Speaker 8: trading companies, it's really on one of the forerunners to

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Speaker 8: Hutchinson one Pole, one of these great trading companies. They

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Speaker 8: controlled the Panama Canal. They actually bought into it from

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Speaker 8: the Panamanian government. That's now been purchased by one of

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Speaker 8: the companies controlled by Larry Fink. So Secretary Treasury, and

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Speaker 8: I think the best analysis of the handover of what

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Speaker 8: was given has been EJ and TONI that two or

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Speaker 8: three minute and Grace maybe we pulled that later camera

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Speaker 8: and I'll play that in the afternoon show. Market's incredibly turbulent.

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Speaker 8: Everybody every right there. They've got camera crews from every

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Speaker 8: from BBC, from CNBC, from Bloomberg TV. The world's kind

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Speaker 8: of hanging on every word that comes out of Treasury

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Speaker 8: and comes to the White House. President Trump's just put

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Speaker 8: a true social that every company that was part of

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Speaker 8: the new NAFTA, the USMCA or something some fancy new title,

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Speaker 8: but it's really NAFTA too. President Trump's restructuring a NAFTA.

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Speaker 8: Every company that's that's underneath that will not have the

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Speaker 8: twenty five percent tariffs. So don't don't go through full trusdent.

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Speaker 8: Trump is not pulling the tariffs off. I think this

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Speaker 8: is way of a very sophisticated negotiation. One part of

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Speaker 8: the negotiation the Mexican government better really take to heart

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Speaker 8: President Trump. Let's say this Pete Hagsas does not have

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Speaker 8: twelve thousand combat troops or combat logistics troops and striker

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Speaker 8: brigades down on the Mexican border and another twelve thousand

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Speaker 8: Mexican marines on the other side, and CIA air assets, reapers,

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Speaker 8: et cetera doing fire control solutions into northern Mexico because

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Speaker 8: they're sealing the border, right that part is Benson said,

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Speaker 8: initially has done JD. Vans and Vice President I State

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Speaker 8: said yesterday border wall completed by twenty nine and they'll

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Speaker 8: keep enough assets down there to make sure you don't

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Speaker 8: have folks running across. And the Mexican government has gotten

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Speaker 8: really the joke that they got to stop people and

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Speaker 8: send them home, and they are doing that or trying

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Speaker 8: to do that. The cartels are the big issues, and

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Speaker 8: the deportations of the ten million, and what do you

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Speaker 8: do logistically, So that's going to be a huge deal.

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Speaker 8: The capital markets in total turmoil right as President Trump's

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Speaker 8: goes through what these cuts are going to be as

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Speaker 8: President Trump's restructures, what's happening in Ukraine as a subset,

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Speaker 8: a subset of this Russian rapprocheman.

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Speaker 4: What does that mean?

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Speaker 8: That means kind of a getting back together, kind of

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Speaker 8: a feeling things out, and that's what it is. I

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Speaker 8: do believe eventually you're going to see a bigger maybe

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Speaker 8: economic I'm saying partnership, but maybe working together on certain

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Speaker 8: fundamental projects and the intagery and maybe other areas where

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Speaker 8: Russia has tremendous assets and resources. President Trump's also rumored

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Speaker 8: he might go to Moscow in it for the victory

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Speaker 8: parade of the end of World War Two, which is always.

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Speaker 4: On the ninth. It's on the eighth in Europe, it's

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Speaker 4: on the ninth in Russia. I think that's I think

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Speaker 4: that's correct.

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Speaker 9: He might go.

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Speaker 8: There's just all rumors right now. There is a team

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Speaker 8: that did meet in Riot to staffs to start working together.

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Speaker 8: See how this thing evolves. And despite what you're seeing

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Speaker 8: on MSNBC, Oh, he's a Russian Assay's Russian ass It's

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Speaker 8: the exact opposite. He's bringing a shooting war that should

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Speaker 8: have never started. That's left more people dead in one

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Speaker 8: than the beginning of World War two. President Trump's is

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Speaker 8: bringing that to an end. He's telling Hamas, hey, look,

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Speaker 8: I kind of deal with you guys to make sure

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Speaker 8: there's no more killing, but you haven't lived up to

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Speaker 8: the cot the terms of if you haven't, and that's

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Speaker 8: why we want to have Brigader in General AVV. They've

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Speaker 8: got a new chief of staff in Israel and these

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Speaker 8: guys are ready to go and look at what they

881
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Speaker 8: did to Hasblah. Look what they did in southern Syria,

882
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Speaker 8: what they did to the light Trea hasbl It was

883
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Speaker 8: nothing short of shocking, and it put the Persians back

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Speaker 8: in their back foot. That's why I think right now

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Speaker 8: that we can actually pivot out of the Middle East

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Speaker 8: if we get some sort of diplomatic solution, and I

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Speaker 8: think President Trump can do that.

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Speaker 4: But the capital market is in turmoil.

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Speaker 8: This is why, more than ever, you need to I believe,

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Speaker 8: understand the dynamics underneath that, not just for your personal

891
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Speaker 8: finances and your family's finances, but also understand like when

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Speaker 8: you're going to the ramparts and making the calls that

893
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Speaker 8: you understand and we want you to understand kind of

894
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Speaker 8: what all this means. For instance, on this budget right now,

895
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Speaker 8: there's not a solution. We've made some humbly made some recommendations.

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Speaker 8: We'll see how that flies. We don't really have a

897
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Speaker 8: position now. We're kind of working for a working through

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Speaker 8: a position. As you know, we don't think it's acceptable

899
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Speaker 8: not to have significant cuts in the twenty five this

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Speaker 8: number right here. Technically, how you get there has to

901
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Speaker 8: be thought through, and maybe it is you have to

902
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Speaker 8: approve something to then go and do something else.

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Speaker 4: And if that something else is impoundment that the.

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Speaker 8: President wants to do, or the recisions that the Senate

905
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Speaker 8: wants to do, that's got to be figured out. But

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Speaker 8: those things, both of them have to deal with significant

907
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Speaker 8: and dramatic cuts the federal spending.

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Speaker 4: It's not going to go away until federal spending.

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Speaker 8: And people should take that uptick from two point two

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Speaker 8: percent inflation in the fourth quarter to four point two.

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Speaker 4: That should be like.

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Speaker 8: That should be the the the warning on the ship

913
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Speaker 8: when you go into general quarters that this thing is bad.

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Speaker 8: And I think you're starting to flow through some of

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Speaker 8: the numbers in the in the Atlanta FED and others

916
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Speaker 8: and it's got to be sorted out in President Trump's

917
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Speaker 8: doing all that. Birch Gold dot Com. One thing you

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Speaker 4: Gold at nine eight nine eight nine eight.

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Speaker 8: Excuse me, Bannon, that would be me at nine eight

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Speaker 8: we've got the end of the dollar empire. One other

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Speaker 8: thing about going to the ramparts if you and there's

926
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Speaker 8: going to be a lot of discussions on upper bracket

927
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Speaker 8: tax cuts. We're going to get into a lot of

928
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Speaker 8: analytics about that, and it talks about the concentration of

929
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Speaker 8: wealth and why maybe the top one percent of the

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Speaker 8: top five percent, or the upper bracket as we call it,

931
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Speaker 8: may not need a tax cut as much as you

932
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Speaker 8: need no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and

933
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Speaker 8: no tax on Social Security, and no tax on interest

934
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Speaker 8: on loans where you where you are buying American vehicles,

935
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Speaker 8: all those great things. The one contract you have eighty

936
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Speaker 8: or nine percent of your net worth is still tied up.

937
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Speaker 8: If you're an average American in a home if you're

938
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Speaker 8: lucky enough to own one. Most people are not. If

939
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Speaker 8: you're lucky enough to own one, that contract that's like,

940
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Speaker 8: that's the moral equivalent of your contract for Social Security

941
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Speaker 8: or medicare. Right, you're not going to give it up.

942
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Speaker 8: You're not going to give it up with us. It's

943
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Speaker 8: stolen now with all the cyber opportunities. But as Natalie

944
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Speaker 8: Domingez and the folks at the Home Titles show you,

945
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Speaker 8: there could be people around you. You could be a lawyer,

946
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Speaker 8: maybe you ticked off, or maybe just a snarky lawyer,

947
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Speaker 8: maybe some relative you don't know, so many ways to

948
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Speaker 8: get into that kind of rickety system of titles throughout

949
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Speaker 8: the country. They've got triple lock protection. It gives you

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Speaker 8: three things. Number one twenty four to seven protection. Number

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Speaker 8: two an emergency mediate notification anybody's messing with your title.

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Speaker 8: And the third is the and this is why it's

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Speaker 8: triple lock million dollar protection. They have a restoration project.

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Speaker 8: If those they if it hasn't worked up till then

955
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Speaker 8: they have a million dollar restoration to give you a

956
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Speaker 8: million dollars of legal and other to make sure you

957
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Speaker 8: get the title sorted. So triple lock protection, what you

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Speaker 8: do is go to home title lock Steve twenty five.

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Speaker 8: I love that promo code Steve twenty five.

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Speaker 4: Go check it out.

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Speaker 8: Today we're going to be say we're gonna cut so

962
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Speaker 8: Charlie Kirk's gonna follow us. But also we're going to

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Speaker 8: also stream on Real America's Voice this very important remarks

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Speaker 8: by Secretary of Treasury Scott Besson.

965
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Speaker 4: You saw him on here for a number of years.

966
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Speaker 8: You're going to see him now at the Economic Club

967
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Speaker 8: of New York, very prestigious talking to the world's business press,

968
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Speaker 8: the world's financial press, all gathered. Then afterwards Larry Cudlow,

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Speaker 8: a dear friend. Larry and I don't agree on a

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Speaker 8: lot on economics except for supply side growth, right.

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Speaker 4: Larry's a fabulous guy and did a.

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Speaker 8: Great job as National Economic Advisor to the President, head

973
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Speaker 8: of the National Economic Council. Larry will be there asking questions.

974
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Speaker 8: So you're going to have two on Real Marcant Voice.

975
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Speaker 8: You'll have the speech for the New York Economic Club.

976
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Speaker 8: You'll have Charlie Kirk postos after that, Steve Gruber. After that,

977
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Speaker 8: you got Eric Bowling. I now do a hard handoff

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Speaker 8: every day with Eric Bowling.

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Speaker 4: I love it.

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Speaker 8: Eric's on fire. We're going to be back at five o'clock,

981
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Speaker 8: five to seventh. There's so much going on. The toughest

982
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Speaker 8: thing we have today, ladies and gentlemen, is going through

983
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Speaker 8: the twenty things we want to cover. Get it down

984
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Speaker 8: to five or six. That kind of days of thunder flood,

985
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Speaker 8: the zone is actually working against us.

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Speaker 4: Just kidding so many great.

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Speaker 8: Things, President Donald John Trump, these are remember these days.

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Speaker 8: These are days of history and days of excitement, and

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Speaker 8: days are just good old fun.

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Speaker 4: You see it.

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Speaker 8: You've worked so hard for this, talk about high agency.

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Speaker 8: Nobody's got higher agency of this audience. We leave you

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Speaker 8: with the right Stuff booked by Tom Wolfe. Movie by

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Speaker 8: Philip Kaufman, a classic get it and watch it with

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Speaker 8: and music.

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Speaker 4: We're gonna be back at five. You've got the right

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Speaker 4: stuff in high agency to boot.

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Speaker 8: See you back there at five pm Eastern Standard time,

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Speaker 8: and you'll be back in the world.