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Speaker 2: Would you have done something differently?

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Speaker 7: Are you the last person in the room?

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Speaker 9: Do you believe it?

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Speaker 8: So?

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Speaker 9: If you want to end this disaster, you must get

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Speaker 9: out and vote. We have to stop what's going on

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Speaker 9: will be Venezuela on steroids. We're pleased to be joined.

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Speaker 8: You're listening and watching in Kinston, North Carolina, Southeast Raleigh.

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Speaker 8: President Trump's North Carolina rally North Caroline with the critical

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Speaker 9: Looky now than you were years ago prior to that

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Speaker 9: Steve Scully's stand up. Steve, Look, Greg Mason, he got

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Speaker 7: Thank you, Steve very much.

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Speaker 2: Hello to your wife and family.

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Speaker 8: for our on our spectacular Washington coverage from the Imperial Capital,

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Speaker 8: the heart of the Imperial Capital on Tuesday, Boil, you're

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Speaker 4: He was out there lecturing black men, right like, telling

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Speaker 7: I don't know.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, let's okay. They had banked in twenty twenty by

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Speaker 4: It's it's as if expecting a rookie quarterback is going

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Speaker 7: I just watched my New England.

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Speaker 4: Democrats kind of caught up a little bit. It's not

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Speaker 4: technically by the candidates, by the party, but the Democrats

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Speaker 4: kind of caught up a little bit in the first

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Speaker 4: little bit batch of mail afterwards. With the Republican lead

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Speaker 4: there in Nevada is very strong. So if his prediction starts,

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Speaker 4: you know, comes down with Trump prediction or a Trump

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Speaker 4: likely prediction or something like that, that I think would

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Speaker 4: be a bad sign for Kamala Harris. Now, Nevada doesn't

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Speaker 4: really fit into too many tight paths to two seventy,

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Speaker 4: but it is the furthest left of the battleground states,

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Speaker 4: at least traditionally, it's the one battleground state that Trump

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Speaker 4: has never won, right Like, Trump did not win Nevada

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Speaker 4: in twenty sixteen or twenty twenty, and he has won

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Speaker 4: each of these other states at least once, right, and

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Speaker 4: he's been on the ballot twice as is his third

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Speaker 4: time on the ballot as a presidential candidate. So I

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Speaker 4: will be very much watching Nevada for that reason. I'm

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Speaker 4: also keeping close eyes on Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin obviously, any

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Speaker 4: sign that we can get out of those places about

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Speaker 4: where things are going to go. But the early vill

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Speaker 4: it's over in North Carolina and we have a pretty

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Speaker 4: clear picture there. Things are looking dire for the Democrats

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Speaker 4: there in Georgia, it's looking pretty bad for them. Arizona's

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Speaker 4: looking pretty bad for them. So we'll see if Nevada

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Speaker 4: can join the rest of the sun Belts. Dates and

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Speaker 4: kind of moving out of reach for Kamala Harris.

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Speaker 8: And then finish did they finished the They finished the vote.

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Speaker 8: But don't they have a big drop? Loy'll come tomorrow morning?

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Speaker 8: Aren't they holding back? And takes a while to go

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Speaker 8: through it. I thought I understood that there'd be a

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Speaker 8: drop either late tonight or early tomorrow morning. You're saying

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Speaker 8: that the drop is already done and we now know

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Speaker 8: those numbers that we're up forty eight.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and the other states are done right, like so

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Speaker 4: North Carolina is done, but the Nomada is they still

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Speaker 4: have little bits of mail. But the problem is is

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Speaker 4: that the Democrats aren't catching up in these enough in

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Speaker 4: these mail things in terms of cutting into the Republican lead.

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Speaker 4: So the question is is what's that Republican lead look

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Speaker 4: like going into election day? If it's north of thirty thousand,

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Speaker 4: right now, it's north of forty thousand, it's like forty two.

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Speaker 4: But if it's north of thirty thousand going into election day,

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Speaker 4: it's real bad for the Democrats. Kamala Harris all out

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Speaker 4: probably have to win Independence by double digits or close

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Speaker 4: to it in that scenario, and that seems on the

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Speaker 4: likely right, Like, so I can't see Independence breaking double

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Speaker 4: digits either way for either candidate. And it's similar situation

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Speaker 4: in North Carolina. Bat Line, Yeah, she would need to

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Speaker 4: win North Carolina.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, real quickly.

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Speaker 8: Wisconsin, because I think what's on the blue wall, Wisconsin

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Speaker 8: may be the one that comes our way over Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 8: Your thoughts on Wisconsin, Yeah, the.

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Speaker 7: Data in Wisconsin show that.

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Speaker 4: It's a lot easier to make up the difference from

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Speaker 4: the twenty twenty margin with low propensity voters. The guys

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Speaker 4: a Turning Point zoned in on this very early this year,

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Speaker 4: and then I know they have their ballot chasing operation

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Speaker 4: in full time staffers on the ground in Wisconsin. It's

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Speaker 4: tough to tell with Wisconsin because you don't have the

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Speaker 4: partisan data coming out with regard to the early vote numbers.

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Speaker 4: But what we are seeing are anecdotal data from you know,

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Speaker 4: rural areas that are Trump heavy that looks strong.

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Speaker 7: In the cities are looking low.

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Speaker 4: In fact, that that trend that we were talking about

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Speaker 4: with the black vote Milwaukee City, it seems very low

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Speaker 4: in terms of the turnout in the early votes. So

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Speaker 4: a lot of good signs out of Wisconsin for Trump.

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Speaker 2: Boil social media, Breitbart where they go, Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Just Enboil one on Twitter or x and true social

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Speaker 4: at real map Oil.

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Speaker 7: And just go to Breitbart dot com. Our teen's going

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Speaker 7: to be working around the clock called the Way.

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Speaker 2: It's a big analytical piece. Get a cup of a

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Speaker 2: cup of coffee, curl.

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Speaker 8: Up with it and drill down. And So Matt Boyle

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Speaker 8: special met, thank you, honored to have you on here.

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Speaker 8: Talk to you tomorrow, sir, sure commercial break, We're going

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Speaker 8: to talk to a federal and we're going to talk

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Speaker 8: to an FBC professional, I think commercially about this. The

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Speaker 8: FCC K next about Saturday Night Live.

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Speaker 7: Gosh, I wish I.

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Speaker 10: Could talk to someone who's been in my shoes, you know,

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Speaker 10: a black South Asian woman.

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Speaker 11: Running for president, preferably from the Bay Area.

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Speaker 2: You and me both sister.

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Speaker 11: It is nice to see you, Kamala. It is nice

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Speaker 11: to see you, Kamala.

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Speaker 3: And I'm just here to remind you you got.

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Speaker 10: This because you can do something your opponent cannot do.

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Speaker 3: You can open doors I do today they like to

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Speaker 3: a garbage truck, right. I don't really laugh like.

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Speaker 7: That, do I?

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Speaker 2: A little bit?

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Speaker 1: Now, Kamala, take my Pamela.

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Speaker 10: The American people want to stop the chaos and end

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Speaker 10: the dramala with a cool new step. Mamala, get backing

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Speaker 10: our pajamala's and watch a rum Kamala.

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Speaker 11: Like legally Blondola, and start decorating for Christmas.

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Speaker 1: Follow lalaala, because what do we always say, keep kamala

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Speaker 1: and carry on alah.

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Speaker 11: We know each other so well we even finish each

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Speaker 11: other's belief in the promise of America.

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Speaker 7: N a month, let's bring it in.

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Speaker 10: I gotta tell myself something over here, come here. I'm

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Speaker 10: going to vote for us.

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Speaker 7: That's great.

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Speaker 1: Any chance you are.

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Speaker 3: Registered in Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 11: No, I I'm not well, I was ready shot add him.

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Speaker 2: I'm from New York. Okay, welcome back to the war room.

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Speaker 8: Let's leave the cringe element of that aside for a second,

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Speaker 8: the lack of humor and also the lack of gravitas.

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Speaker 8: I want to bring in Nathan Simonton now he's a

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Speaker 8: commissioner with the Federal Communications Commission.

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Speaker 2: Nathan, walk me through what I just saw.

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Speaker 8: I could because Lauren Roberts came out I think a

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Speaker 8: couple of months ago and said he was not going

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Speaker 8: to have their candidate on because I have one, you

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Speaker 8: had to have the other.

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Speaker 2: He just wasn't going to do that. What do we

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Speaker 2: see last night? Was that legal?

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Speaker 6: You know that's this is an area that that's been

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Speaker 6: explored sort recently. As you say, laur Michael said that

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Speaker 6: you shouldn't bring the people who are running on because

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Speaker 6: of election laws and equal time provisions, because after all,

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Speaker 6: if you have the main candidates, equal time says you

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Speaker 6: have to have all the candidates. There are lots of

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Speaker 6: minor candidates. I think he gave the example of three states,

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Speaker 6: it becomes complicated quickly, so NBC, I think clearly recognized

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Speaker 6: there was a potential problem. And the last time that

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Speaker 6: this was an issue was in twenty fifteen, when NBC

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Speaker 6: did in fact provide airtime to Republican primary candidates after

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Speaker 6: an SNL episode hosted by then candidate now President Trump.

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Speaker 6: NBC recognized that this was a legitimate request and granted

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Speaker 6: airtime to those candidates on broadcast affiliates in swing states.

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Speaker 6: So I guess I would say that the doctrine is

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Speaker 6: pretty straightforward. If you read the Communications Act, it's in

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Speaker 6: section three point fifteen. It says that broadcasters have to

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Speaker 6: provide equal time, and that means in terms of minutes

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Speaker 6: of access to their broadcast signal to legally qualified candidates

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Speaker 6: for public office on their airwaves.

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Speaker 7: I think, you.

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Speaker 6: Know, I think President Trump is pretty much the classic

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Speaker 6: case of a legally qualified candidate for public office. The

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Speaker 6: only exception to this is what's called a bona fide

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Speaker 6: news exception, and I don't think SNL has such an exception.

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Speaker 6: So I think, you know, when Commissioner carsh started identifying

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Speaker 6: the legal issue here, he was in the right to

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Speaker 6: identify it and bring it.

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Speaker 8: Forward, So it's only what twenty four to forty eight

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Speaker 8: hours before election day?

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Speaker 2: What can be done?

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Speaker 8: Are you saying that, given your interpretation of the way

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Speaker 8: Equal Time is, Donald Trump ought to get on NBC

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Speaker 8: affiliates equal Time.

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Speaker 2: I think that was two minutes, two and a half minutes.

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Speaker 8: Are you saying that that's what should happen and happen

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Speaker 8: tomorrow because the election days Tuesday.

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Speaker 6: I mean, that would certainly be one way for NBC

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Speaker 6: to ensure that there wasn't any potential issue. On the

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Speaker 6: other hand, is the FCC going to make an order

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Speaker 6: that they do that within the next thirty hours or show?

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Speaker 2: I don't, I don't.

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Speaker 6: I just don't see that happening. I just I just

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Speaker 6: don't see a road to the Commission. Well, first of all,

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Speaker 6: to the current commission leadership making the decision to make

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Speaker 6: that request of NBC, and then NBC would have to

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Speaker 6: do it, and then President Trump would have to agree

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Speaker 6: to it and shoot the spot and et cetera, et cetera.

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Speaker 6: It doesn't seem like in a practical sense, that's what's

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Speaker 6: likely to happen. So I'm not sure where this leaves us.

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Speaker 6: I'm frankly not sure why we're in a position to

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Speaker 6: have to be having to be asking this question at

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Speaker 6: this point, Well, it.

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Speaker 8: Is because they wanted They're desperate. They got to get

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Speaker 8: They had to get her out by and be seen

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Speaker 8: by many people as possible. That's what they took the risk.

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Speaker 8: There's nothing there's no emergency committee meeting that the FCC

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Speaker 8: can have and issue some Edif President Trump doesn't have

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Speaker 8: to cut a spot, they could just go to the

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Speaker 8: broadcast affiliates. They just go to the broadcast affiliates and

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Speaker 8: put them on.

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Speaker 2: Could they not?

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Speaker 8: I mean, if it's equal time, I think my producer,

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Speaker 8: I think I think this was a two minute cold

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Speaker 8: open for Saturday Night Live. It was so short, and

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Speaker 8: I heard that Kamala Harris had to go and show

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Speaker 8: up all day to practice for that, which looked pretty simple.

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Speaker 2: But it's two minutes.

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Speaker 8: Couldn't you just get the broadcast their their own and

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Speaker 8: operated stations, which are the biggest stations in the biggest

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Speaker 8: markets in the country, just have Trump on Skype or

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Speaker 8: have Trump in a studio and lame lame do a

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Speaker 8: two minute riff.

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Speaker 6: I mean, after all, we saw on The Rogan Show

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Speaker 6: that that doing a two minute riff would not be

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Speaker 6: a huge challenge for President Trump. So you know, I

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Speaker 6: agree with your analysis about how easy it would be

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Speaker 6: to remedy this in the closing closing hours of the campaign.

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Speaker 6: I want to point out that that Commissioner Carr conjectured

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Speaker 6: in his statement on this that the SNL appearance was

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Speaker 6: designed to deprive the Trump campaign of the opportunity to

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Speaker 6: make a legitimate request for equal time. And now I'm

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Speaker 6: not sure what the campaign is doing internally, but it

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Speaker 6: would certainly send a signal if they were to make

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Speaker 6: such a request, and such requests were not to be granted.

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Speaker 6: As you point out, it would be something that President

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Speaker 6: Trump is demonstrably.

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Speaker 2: Able to fulfill.

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Speaker 6: Now, one of my advisors commented that the appearance on

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Speaker 6: SNL by the Democratic candidate was so wouldn't and unfunny

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Speaker 6: that maybe NBC should actually deduct time from the Trump campaign.

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Speaker 6: Somehow I found that sort of amusing. But if you know,

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Speaker 6: setting that to one side, I guess the point is

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Speaker 6: that if the Trump campaign doesn't have time to get

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Speaker 6: this done for whatever reason, that's hardly their fault, and

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Speaker 6: it's hardly their fault that they've been put in a

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Speaker 6: position to have to deal with this at the last moment,

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Speaker 6: when you know President Trump's schedule has no doubt been

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Speaker 6: booked down to the second for months in a VA.

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Speaker 2: I guess what I.

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Speaker 6: Would say is it just seems like an unforced error

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Speaker 6: on the parts of of people who should be aware

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Speaker 6: that there are equal time requirements.

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Speaker 8: On Ho ho ho ho ho ho yo yo, bro.

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Speaker 8: It's not an unforced error. Nothing's right now, nothing's going

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Speaker 8: to happen. That's their advantage. The unforced error is on

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Speaker 8: the FCC. I'm not part of the fingers with you guys,

666
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Speaker 8: but they thought this through. They thought this through, They

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Speaker 8: knew later on a Saturday night you have a Sunday

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Speaker 8: with Trump running around, uh you guys out, you know,

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Speaker 8: not in the office, and then Monday and then it's done.

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Speaker 8: So it's not an unforced error. It's very well thought

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Speaker 8: through and it's kind of in your grill. My question

672
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Speaker 8: is the laws the law? Are you going to let

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Speaker 8: NBC game the system or is the FCC going to

674
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Speaker 8: sit there and go, no, hey, you're going to give

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Speaker 8: them two minutes and then throw it back to the

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Speaker 8: Trump campaign. If the Trump campaign doesn't use the two minutes,

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Speaker 8: that's on the Trump campaign. You're not You're not responsible

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Speaker 8: for what they do, but the FCC is definitely responsible

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Speaker 8: for not letting the demons that at NBC and Lauren

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Speaker 8: Michaels and these guys perfectly get they gained the system.

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Speaker 8: So if they're not held accountable, so I go ahead.

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Speaker 2: And No, you make a great point there.

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Speaker 6: The requirement is that equal time be provided, and it's

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Speaker 6: you know, there's there's no there's no proviso in there

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Speaker 6: that you know, if logistics don't make it possible. No,

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Speaker 6: you make a I think a really good point that

687
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Speaker 6: this is in fact a challenge to the FCC to

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Speaker 6: see whether we're serious about broadcast regulation issues that were

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Speaker 6: thought to be none controversial, including by NBC and SNL

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Speaker 6: leadership until you know, until five minutes ago or whenever

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Speaker 6: this clip initially aired. As far as what the FCC

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Speaker 6: can do in practical terms, our governance doesn't give me

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Speaker 6: a way to unilaterally act on this. Unfortunately, the Chair

694
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Speaker 6: could initiate action, and the Chair could could call up

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Speaker 6: staff and request that action be initial. As far as

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Speaker 6: I'm aware, that's not happening, and and there's there's no

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Speaker 6: way for me or for the Republican minority on the

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Speaker 6: Commission to force a vote on this. Unfortunately, we can

699
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Speaker 6: protest strongly for all the good it'll do, but but

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Speaker 6: there's no way we can force a vote. There's no

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Speaker 6: mechanism that we can use to compel the staff to

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Speaker 6: act on this.

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Speaker 8: So, because the Commission is controlled by Democrats, and that's

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Speaker 8: traditional when Republicans there, it's controlled by Republicans, they can

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Speaker 8: gain the system, essentially break the law and and just

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Speaker 8: get away with it. That's so, it's just it's just

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Speaker 8: the rule of These are the guys that believe in

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Speaker 8: democracy so much, they believe in the rule of law.

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Speaker 8: We get lectured about that every day. We just have

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Speaker 8: to suck on it. Is that essentially your point, Well.

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Speaker 7: Put it this way.

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Speaker 6: If if we were to if we were to see

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Speaker 6: an in kind contribution or free airtime in some way

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Speaker 6: provided to humanize and make President Trump relatable on for example,

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Speaker 6: Fosh broadcast, I have a hard time believing that that

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Speaker 6: that would that that it would be politically acceptable for

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Speaker 6: Democratic Commission leadership to let that pass without comment. And

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Speaker 6: so you're asking now that the shoes on the other

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Speaker 6: foot are we are we left without a remedy, and

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Speaker 6: I would say that we probably are left without a

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Speaker 6: remedy before election day unless and less unless the commission

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Speaker 6: Chair decides to act on this. Obviously, you know, I've

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Speaker 6: got a point of view on this. Commissioner Car's got

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Speaker 6: a point of view on this. I would say that

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Speaker 6: it's just enough in the cracks and crevices as far

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Speaker 6: as whether or not this constitutes violation of the equal

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Speaker 6: time rule that it's possible for the chair to punt

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Speaker 6: and to say, well, maybe it does, maybe it doesn't.

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Speaker 6: Let's convene, uh, let's convene a group to consider the issue.

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Speaker 6: Other than that, I don't know, don't know what the

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Speaker 6: remedy is on this short notice now. As for as

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Speaker 6: for post factor remedies such as you know, such as

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Speaker 6: a lawsuit or other process, obviously those still remain on

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Speaker 6: the table. How Whoever, I think your point is that

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Speaker 6: the election may obviate the opportunity to reach those remedies.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, Nathan, how do people track you down on social media?

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Speaker 2: How do they follow you?

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Speaker 6: Well, I'm signing at simonton fcc on X formerly known

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Speaker 6: as Twitter. That's the main way. I'm not typically all

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Speaker 6: that active on social media. I'm more behind the scenes

741
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Speaker 6: technical type, but lately with media regulation, I've had to

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Speaker 6: get a little bit more active, and you know, and

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Speaker 6: and of course apart from that, I really do answer

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Speaker 6: my email and my staff answer their emails as well.

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Speaker 6: We were publiics Shrivens, and we take this, take this seriously.

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Speaker 6: Just last week we had in someone, for example, who

747
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Speaker 6: had sent us a cold email about being kicked out

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Speaker 6: of the ARDORFF Rural broad Bound program. So it's your

749
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Speaker 6: audience should absolutely feel free to reach out to their

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Speaker 6: public servants if they want information about how the complaint

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00:39:53,760 --> 00:39:56,160
Speaker 6: mechanism works at the Commission, that's obviously something that we'd

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Speaker 6: be happy to provide as well as support through the process.

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Speaker 6: So you know, reach out to touch us.

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Speaker 8: Nathan, thank you so much for coming on and talking

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Speaker 8: to us on a Sunday evening.

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Speaker 6: Appreciate your It's my pleasure, Steve, good to have you back.

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Speaker 2: You know, you knew it does. You don't need to

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Speaker 2: talk about the bias of certain any life.

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Speaker 8: It's pritten very obvious for you know, decades and decades

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Speaker 8: and decades. It's just the the blatant Lauren Roberts saying,

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Speaker 8: I'm not going to do this, and then at the

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Speaker 8: last second they slipped it in. Here's the good news.

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Speaker 8: It was so cringe. I actually think it hurt her

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Speaker 8: even with that crowd. She's so talentless. It's it's just

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Speaker 8: it just jumps off the screen. Okay, shar commercial break.

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Speaker 8: Somebody is not talentless. Is Sister Chatta out in Nevada?

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Speaker 8: And we got great news out there. But I got

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Speaker 8: to tell you, is it a wave of the Culinary

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Speaker 8: Institute of the Culinary Union.

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Speaker 2: The vote's gonna come in. We're going to talk to her, but.

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Speaker 9: Wait, where is my chief strategy Steve Bennan.

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Speaker 7: I can't start without Steve Bennen.

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Speaker 5: He's walking in right now.

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Speaker 7: Sorry, it's okay, Steve.

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Speaker 2: You look great a lot from New York and shine.

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Speaker 8: Now that's humor. That's a cold open right there. Yours

777
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Speaker 8: truly as the Grim Reaper back when starting in life

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Speaker 8: had some humor. Sister Chatta joins us from Nevada. You

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Speaker 8: guys have absolutely crushed it. Here's my fear. Walk people

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Speaker 8: through the math of this early voting man all of it.

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Speaker 8: Where we stand, but the Culinary Union has not totally

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Speaker 8: represented yet. Aren't we still anticipating some more surprise drops over. Now,

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Speaker 8: I know Ralston's out there, Rawston, who used to be

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Speaker 8: at the paper out there. I think he has his

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Speaker 8: own deal now he's kind of the guru for for Nevada.

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Speaker 2: He's going to give his thoughts tonight who's going to win?

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Speaker 8: But on the raw numbers themselves, Segal, have we seen

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Speaker 8: the last of the last of the drops?

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Speaker 9: Uh?

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Speaker 12: Not for today? And you know, Ralston is definitely a

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Speaker 12: very liberal, you know, news guy, So I don't know

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Speaker 12: that I necessarily believe his numbers, but but there is

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Speaker 12: a level of certainty that we have not seen the

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Speaker 12: best of culinary and the Democrats. You know, there's there's

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Speaker 12: a woman here named Rebecca Lamb, and she literally is

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Speaker 12: the godmother of the Democrat Party. She was Harry Reid's

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Speaker 12: right hand and she is the one that has kept

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Speaker 12: that Terry Reid machine alive. So probably one of the

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Speaker 12: smartest political operatives in the nation.

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Speaker 7: She's very behind the scenes. But for those of us.

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Speaker 12: Who know no with the power of Rebecca Lamb here

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Speaker 12: in Nevada, and I have to tell you that in

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Speaker 12: the past two weeks we have crushed them. During early voting,

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Speaker 12: we have definitely poked the bear, and I know that

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Speaker 12: they have been cannibalizing UNLV all weekend, and for whatever

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Speaker 12: that's worth, remember Kamala said that the eighteen to twenty

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00:43:24,640 --> 00:43:29,680
Speaker 12: four year olds they're the dumbest voting sector. So hopefully

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Speaker 12: you know, they plan on eating edibles all weekend and

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Speaker 12: not rolling out of bed to vote Monday and Tuesday.

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Speaker 7: That's my prayer.

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Speaker 8: So tell the audience, what do you mean cannibalizing you

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Speaker 8: in LV? What is the status of your belief that

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Speaker 8: we got more low propensity voters and are not cannibalizing Tuesday,

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Speaker 8: whereas the Democrats may have been, particularly at the University

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Speaker 8: of Nevada Las Vegas, just cannibalizing people who are going

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Speaker 8: to vote Tuesday anyway.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, So basically what you've seen the Republicans do, and

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Speaker 12: this is again you know, it's it's the orchestration of

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Speaker 12: organizations like Turning Point and American Majority and obviously Trump

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Speaker 12: fors forty seven. What they've been spending the past year

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Speaker 12: is registering people that had not voted. Remember in twenty

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Speaker 12: twenty two, we had one hundred forty thousand Republicans that

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Speaker 12: did not vote. Those voters we've resurrected them. And those

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Speaker 12: are the voters, you know, the zero, one, one out

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Speaker 12: of four. Those are the wants that we got out

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Speaker 12: to vote during early voting. We're still pushing those guys

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Speaker 12: because there's still a large group.

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Speaker 7: That sat at home, you know.

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Speaker 12: So those are the guys that all these organizations were

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Speaker 12: trying to resurrect. Now culinary, they have been out cannibalizing.

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Speaker 12: You know, v is a university with forty five thousand students.

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Speaker 12: That's no laughing number, and it's something that we absolutely

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Speaker 12: have to take as something very serious. Look, forty five

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Speaker 12: thousand votes in Clark County can make or break the

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Speaker 12: election period, end of story, and everybody.

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Speaker 7: Will agree with that.

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Speaker 12: Right now, we are at forty two thousand statewide. We

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Speaker 12: watched a little bit of our lead get eaten up

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Speaker 12: by mail in ballots that were dropped. We are anticipating

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Speaker 12: a massive, massive mail drop Monday and Tuesday, we will

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Speaker 12: have those numbers. And what we got to remember is

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Speaker 12: that even if the Dems beat us in the mail drop,

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Speaker 12: we could still make it up with in person voting

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Speaker 12: on election day and across the seventeen counties, especially in

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Speaker 12: the rurals, Our rurald turnouts are fantastic, Our clerk turnouts fantastic.

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Speaker 7: But we have to push.

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Speaker 12: We never stop pushing, and we always run like we're

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Speaker 12: ten points behind.

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Speaker 2: Okay, but this is the point I want to get to.

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Speaker 8: Traditionally, they have built they build up a kind of

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Speaker 8: a mini firewall on the mail in the in the early,

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Speaker 8: in the early voting. Uh, and we always do better

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Speaker 8: on election day. Right now, when you say massive mail

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Speaker 8: drop tomorrow, this is what I keep talking about. What

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Speaker 8: do you anticipate Is we're up forty thousand? Do you

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Speaker 8: think we'll be up twenty five thousand? What are they

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Speaker 8: going to cut into with this massive mail drop? And

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Speaker 8: are we going to go into if we go into

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Speaker 8: election day and correct me if I'm wrong with twenty

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Speaker 8: five thousand votes up, how can we possibly lose?

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Speaker 12: Oh?

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Speaker 7: We win, we win.

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Speaker 12: But don't forget Steve. Here's the thing that we have

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Speaker 12: to remember.

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Speaker 7: In Nevada.

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Speaker 12: We don't stop counting ballots until ballots received Friday, which

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Speaker 12: means we will go into the following Monday and still

868
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Speaker 12: have ballots that need to be counted. Okay, So it's

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Speaker 12: not like we stop counting ballots Tuesday night or even

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Speaker 12: Wednesday morning, because under the legislature that we have three

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Speaker 12: days after election day which ballots can still come in,

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Speaker 12: and even if they're not postmarked, remember the presumption is

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Speaker 12: that they were.

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Speaker 7: Cast on Tuesday.

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Speaker 12: So what I anticipate is that you will even have

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Speaker 12: people Wednesday morning dropping off ballots.

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Speaker 2: Okay, unbelievable. Just hang on for a second. This is Nevada.

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Speaker 8: It's one that we should have won in sixteen, we

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Speaker 8: should have won in twenty We're gonna win in twenty

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Speaker 8: four and.

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Speaker 2: Rot today exactly how them do it? So golf Chat

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Speaker 2: up from Nevada.

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Speaker 8: We're also gonna get Caroline Wren with Carrie Lake out

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Speaker 8: in Arizona.

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Speaker 2: Big news out of there. We're going around the country.

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Speaker 8: Seat exactly where we stand, finishing the weekend with now

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Speaker 8: heading into what Death thirty six hours until the game

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Speaker 8: gets on underway on Tuesday morning. Here in the War Room,

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Speaker 8: special expanded coverage by Real America's Voice the War Room.

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Speaker 8: Want to thank Robin Parker, SIG, want to thank our sponsors,

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Speaker 8: Birch gold dot com, slash abandon end of the dollar Empire,

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Speaker 8: but go talk to Philip Patrickan's theme.

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Speaker 2: Why gold is near all time highs.

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Speaker 8: One of the stock markets at an all time on

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Speaker 8: Philip Patrick and walking.

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Speaker 2: Food the analysis and you can see its gold as

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Speaker 2: a cage.

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Speaker 8: It's like short commercial break Nevada and Arizona.

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Speaker 7: Next in the.

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Speaker 3: War room, it's OK, and.

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Speaker 4: It's in the gold tree.

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Speaker 9: The virgins as

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Speaker 11: It's all fuddy