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Speaker 8: Who do I have? Oh, Blan Glende? This is great.

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Speaker 8: That's beautiful. NASA amas very nice.

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Speaker 4: So many people watching today feel like they've lost a

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Speaker 8: Thank you for joining us, John.

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Speaker 7: Well, Eric, I say to people that it's been the

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Speaker 7: And you say, well, how do I do that? Wasn't

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Speaker 7: And that's the difference between a raisin and a grape.

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Speaker 7: Is intracellular hydration. And that could be your heart, that

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Speaker 2: One week, once it begin to do, it begins to

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Speaker 4: So you talk a lot about this, this intercellular transformation.

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Speaker 4: That is something as simple as well, I don't even

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Speaker 7: You know God made the earth it's mostly water, and

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Speaker 7: But with inner cellular hydration, you can, through neuroplasticity, grow

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Speaker 7: And your knee, your hips and your joints where you

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Speaker 7: But more importantly, I can help you get your health

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Speaker 7: Well, it's impossible to get Parkinson's or Alzheimer's when you

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Speaker 7: That's what we call type three diabetes, and that comes

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Speaker 4: I leave it right there, Energized health dot Com. John Julie,

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Speaker 8: Soon, my friend, Thank you sir. All right, brother, all right, folks, tampon.

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Speaker 4: Timmy Walls has been more vocal lately, using his very

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Speaker 8: I don't know about you.

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Speaker 4: As Donald Trump and the Republicans try to save the nation,

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Speaker 13: each and every time he issues an executive and illegal

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Speaker 13: executive order, I am going to stand to him because

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Speaker 13: he represents to me. Sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity, faith

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Speaker 13: and fear can never share the same space. And so

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Speaker 13: I'm covered by the blood and I'm not afraid of

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Speaker 13: Donald Trump.

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Speaker 14: You can come after me, but no enemy, nothing formed

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Speaker 14: against me will perish. Nothing formed against me, nothing formed

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Speaker 14: against me, nothing formed against me.

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Speaker 8: Oh my goodness.

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Speaker 4: She was elected attorney general because she said she was

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Speaker 4: going to go after Donald Trump. So of course she

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Speaker 4: went after Donald Trump once she became the Attorney general

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Speaker 4: of New York. And she lost, and she got her

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Speaker 4: butt handed to her several times, and now she's doubling,

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Speaker 4: tripling down. It's the only thing she's got. She sounded

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Speaker 4: National Action Network. You know who runs a National Action Network,

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Speaker 4: That little bobblehead freak, Reverend al Reverend Al yeah, reverend

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Speaker 4: l like air quote reverend, because that guy's another nut

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Speaker 4: job Democratic.

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Speaker 8: This is what you want? Is this?

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Speaker 4: How you're gonna come back by just having more Trump

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Speaker 4: arrangement syndrome. It killed you in twenty twenty four. But

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Speaker 4: by all means, keep digging that hole. I'm not gonna

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Speaker 4: take that trouble from you.

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Speaker 8: Before.

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Speaker 4: We had to write and Tanta to remind you all

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Speaker 4: about my podcast and YouTube page are both growing great.

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Speaker 4: They're updated daily, including this show, but also things that

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Speaker 4: tons of other content anytime anywhere.

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Speaker 4: Subscribe on YouTube, and subscribe on anywhere you get your podcasts.

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Speaker 4: We will be back in two and a half minutes

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Speaker 4: with Carry Lake, Folks, first time on the show. Well,

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Speaker 4: I'll look at that Bountain Hills, Arizona and what an

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Speaker 4: apropos as I say, I have a po bumpin shot

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Speaker 4: for my next guest, because welcome back my next guest.

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Speaker 4: But besides being a good friend of mine for a

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Speaker 4: long time, we've done TV together for a very long time. Well,

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Speaker 4: she's the Trump Administration's Senior advisor for the US Agency

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Speaker 4: for Global Media, Carrie Lake, and I'm thrilled to bring

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Speaker 4: Carry Lake on the Bowling Show. Since we relaunched the

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Speaker 4: bowling shows. Carry really good to speak to you again.

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Speaker 4: Feels like it's been a loon.

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Speaker 6: You give congratulations. I'm so excited to be back on

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Speaker 6: with you, and thanks for starting with the little taste

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Speaker 6: of home and in Fountain Hill is one of the

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Speaker 6: great communities in the Phoenix metro area and makes me

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Speaker 6: miss all that sunshine being here in Washington, DC helping

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Speaker 6: the president out right now.

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Speaker 4: Well, I'm glad you're helping him, but I feel fore

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Speaker 4: missing because I moved down to Boca with Florida and

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Speaker 4: I just never want to go back up north again.

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Speaker 8: Carrie.

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Speaker 4: So you oversea the senior Advisor US Agency for Global Media.

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Speaker 4: Really important work you guys are doing, and you oversee

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Speaker 4: Voice of America, Radio for Europe, Radio Free Asia, Middle East, Cuba.

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Speaker 4: Extremely important work you're doing because you're telling the world

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Speaker 4: why freedom matters, Why why why the Constitution here in

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Speaker 4: America freedom and liberty matters so much?

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Speaker 8: Tell us about the mandate.

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Speaker 6: Well, I mean that's why many of these outlets started

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Speaker 6: up back in the day. You know, eighty three eighty

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Speaker 6: four years ago is when Voice of America started to

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Speaker 6: and the scourge of Nazism around the globe and then

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Speaker 6: help helped us and the Cold War. But along the way,

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Speaker 6: I think they've gone off track. Many could argue they've

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Speaker 6: gone off track. Rather than telling the story of America,

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Speaker 6: you could argue that many times they are telling an

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Speaker 6: anti American story, or they're telling the story of our

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Speaker 6: adversaries and telling the you know, pushing the narrative of

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Speaker 6: our adversaries. And so in many ways they've gone off

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Speaker 6: the rails. And President Trump recognizes that these are all

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Speaker 6: taxpayer funded media outlets, all of them. Hard working men

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Speaker 6: and women in this country are footing the bill for

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Speaker 6: VOA and Radio Free Asia, Radio Free Europe, et cetera,

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Speaker 6: et cetera. And the taxpayers are getting really tired of

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Speaker 6: funding media outlets, whether it be NPR, PBS, VOA, you

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Speaker 6: name it. And the where the mission and is the

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Speaker 6: noble mission where they started has long gone follow by

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Speaker 6: the wayside, and they're now pushing anti Americanism. So there's

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Speaker 6: a lot of self reflecting going on. President Trump has

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Speaker 6: signed an executive order asking me and asking our agency

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Speaker 6: to boil this down to its statutory minimum, that means

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Speaker 6: scaling things back. And of course we're getting hit with

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Speaker 6: lawsuit after lawsuit after lawsuit. I mean, they've even threatened

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Speaker 6: to lock me up if we don't, you know, jump

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Speaker 6: when the when the judge says to jump. And so

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Speaker 6: this is really out of control. The president runs the

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Speaker 6: executive branch of government, and if he says he wants

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Speaker 6: this executive branch, if he wants this agency scaled back

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Speaker 6: to its statutory mins in a month, that is what

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Speaker 6: we should be doing. It shouldn't be a district judge

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Speaker 6: telling the president how to run the country. The president

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Speaker 6: gets to decide how to run the executive branch. So

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Speaker 6: we're dealing with that in my agency. But Eric, I

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Speaker 6: think the American people have had it up to here

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Speaker 6: with funding media outlets that are pushing an anti American

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Speaker 6: narrative across the globe.

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Speaker 8: I think it's really important that you point that out. NPR.

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Speaker 4: There was a hearing a couple of weeks ago, and

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Speaker 4: I believe as MTG if not whoever it was, was

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Speaker 4: talking to the senior most person at NPR, and they asked,

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Speaker 4: how many people are you know?

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Speaker 8: Is it fair and balance are you representing?

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Speaker 4: Since the American people, the taxpayers, are supplying all the

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Speaker 4: funding for NPR. It was like eighty seven to zero.

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Speaker 4: They leaned left on their editorial producers. In editorial, folks,

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Speaker 4: it's because insane we fund that. So do you have

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Speaker 4: access to cutting NPR funding as well with this position?

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Speaker 6: No, this is this is an agency that oversees all

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Speaker 6: of our global media, so all of the media that

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Speaker 6: in many many times originates here but goes out to

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Speaker 6: the globe. Sometimes it originates in Europe or Asia and

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Speaker 6: it goes out to the globe. And it used to

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Speaker 6: be that it was at least semi in line with

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Speaker 6: our diplomatic policies and our diplomatic mission. And now you

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Speaker 6: could argue that in many cases they are pushing the

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Speaker 6: narrative of our adversaries. But you know, speaking of NPR,

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Speaker 6: when you have a liberal, a very far left liberal

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Speaker 6: like Bill Maher calling NPR crazy leftists, you know, you know,

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Speaker 6: you know something's gone wrong. And the American people, we

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Speaker 6: need to cut back on our government. We cannot afford

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Speaker 6: this out of control, bloated government. And we need to

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Speaker 6: find places where we can cut back and give the

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Speaker 6: hard working taxpayer a break instead of funding things that

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Speaker 6: are not working or have have strayed so far away

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Speaker 6: from their their mission. Their noble mission that they're no

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Speaker 6: longer effective.

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Speaker 4: So fascinated by the Voice of America specifically, you're literally

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Speaker 4: putting out the president of the current president at wherever

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Speaker 4: it is, whether it was Obama when he was running

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Speaker 4: things or who with hell Noah Biden was doing.

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Speaker 8: He was probably half asleep, didn't even know what Voice

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Speaker 4: Well, for Trump, it's talking to the rest of the

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Speaker 4: world about how important America first and MAGA is so

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Speaker 4: Voice of America going, how many people are actually listening?

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Speaker 8: What's your audience?

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Speaker 4: Let's put it that way, and I guess you can

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Speaker 4: incorporate all the rest of them to radio for Europe, Asia,

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Speaker 4: et cetera.

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Speaker 6: Well, I will tell you know, the government oftentimes inflates

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Speaker 6: numbers that they want inflated, deflates numbers. You can't always

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Speaker 6: trust the government's numbers. And I don't believe a lot

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Speaker 6: of the numbers that we've seen. When it comes to viewership,

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Speaker 6: I don't think the viewership is as great as has

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Speaker 6: been claimed by the government. I just recently saw a

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Speaker 6: video was sent to me. I looked at some of

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Speaker 6: the videos from a Middle East broadcasting network, which is

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Speaker 6: another grantee that the American taxpayers are paying for to

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Speaker 6: the tune of millions upon millions of dollars. And they

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Speaker 6: were putting out feeds and I saw thirty seven viewers

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Speaker 6: on some of these feeds. Thirty five viewers. This is

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Speaker 6: not maybe worthwhile for the taxpayer we're paying for. But

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Speaker 6: regardless of what I think about it, the President has

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Speaker 6: asked us, through an executive order on March fourteenth, to

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Speaker 6: scale this back to its statutory minimum. So that is

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Speaker 6: what I'm doing. I'm working here to scale this outlet back.

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Speaker 6: Almost all of the staff are on administrative leave right now,

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Speaker 6: and we are scaling this back. Of course, now we've

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Speaker 6: been dragged into court and they're trying to prevent us

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Speaker 6: from listening to the President, and so we're in a

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Speaker 6: court battle right now, and they're trying to push contempt

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Speaker 6: charges at me because we're working through the court system.

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Speaker 6: But this is what we're seeing in all aspects of

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Speaker 6: the government right now. Watch what Lynda McMahon is trying

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Speaker 6: of Education as well as we're trying to scale back

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Speaker 6: agencies that have gotten out of control. President has asked

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Speaker 6: us to for the survival of our republic because we

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Speaker 6: can't afford to be spending money the way we've been

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Speaker 6: spending it, and judges are trying to stop him, and

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Speaker 6: so it's really interesting. I'm kind of dealing with the

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Speaker 6: same thing that a lot of these other agencies are

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Speaker 6: dealing with, and we're just going to keep moving forward

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Speaker 6: and going through these court cases because we have to.

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Speaker 6: But in the end, I do think we will prevail,

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Speaker 6: and I think the Supreme Court will come in and

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Speaker 6: remind these judges that president is the one in charge

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Speaker 6: of the executive branch of government.

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Speaker 8: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: I hope so, and I know this is job one

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Speaker 4: across all aspects of government. Trump said We're going to

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Speaker 4: come in and clean house, doge, etc. Great love that.

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Speaker 4: And then Carrie, I'm hoping that you're really aggressive with

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Speaker 4: the editorial. The message that we're putting out that the

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Speaker 4: American people are in favor of Trump, are in favor

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Speaker 4: of MAGA, are in favor of the anti globalists, in

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Speaker 4: more populist movement that's sweeping this country in so many

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Speaker 4: other countries.

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Speaker 8: I think that's the word to get that at a

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Speaker 8: too straight ahead.

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Speaker 6: I have to tell you, though, I haven't even started

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Speaker 6: to touch on the editorial part. My job is really

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Speaker 6: to oversee the agency that oversees all of that, and

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Speaker 6: I'm starting to dig in and look at we're all

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Speaker 6: of the waste, fraud, and abuse. And when I say abuse,

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Speaker 6: the American impact taxpayer has been abused by the federal

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Speaker 6: government many agencies, including the US Agency of Global Media.

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Speaker 6: It is rotten to the core. I just canceled a

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Speaker 6: couple of weeks ago a quarter of a billion dollar,

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Speaker 6: fifteen year lease at the previous leadership under Biden signed

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Speaker 6: and burden the American taxpayer with getting a fancy building

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Speaker 6: that doesn't even is needed equipped to cover media with

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Speaker 6: media broadcasting capabilities. It's ridiculous. I canceled that. I've canceled

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Speaker 6: many contracts. We were paying a fortune to Reuters and

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Speaker 6: AP and the agency French Press to tell us what

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Speaker 6: the news is. If you're a billion dollar news agency,

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Speaker 6: you shouldn't have to rely on the AP and Reuters

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Speaker 6: to tell you what the news is. So we are

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Speaker 6: being very aggressive and pushing the president's executive order. And

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Speaker 6: you know, some of these agents, some of these outlets

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Speaker 6: will survive and others may not. But at the end

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Speaker 6: of the day, it has to make sense, it has

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Speaker 6: to be effective, and if it's not, we need to

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Speaker 6: analyze it. And if there's any abuse of waste and fraud,

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Speaker 6: it needs to be rooted out. We got one chance

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Speaker 6: to do that, and we're doing it right now.

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Speaker 8: Great.

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Speaker 4: Great, And before we let you go, I know you

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Speaker 4: want to talk a little bit about what's going on

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Speaker 4: with with the story of the last four or five days,

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Speaker 4: the tariffs and their effect.

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Speaker 8: Your thoughts on that.

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Speaker 6: Well, I think it's going to completely change the way

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Speaker 6: that business is done around the globe. And finally we're

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Speaker 6: going to have trade deals that are not giving us

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Speaker 6: a stick in the eye. I mean, this has been

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Speaker 6: outrageous over the many past decades, and President Trump said it,

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Speaker 6: the leadership in the White House over the many past

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Speaker 6: decades have not been making good deals. And maybe could

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Speaker 6: it was because they weren't skilled deal makers like President Trump.

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Speaker 6: But if you'll notice, last week on Liberation Day as

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Speaker 6: he called it, he announced tariffs to all of these

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Speaker 6: countries and guess what, they're all coming to the bargaining

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Speaker 6: table saying, how could we make this more fair? How

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Speaker 6: can we make this more equitable for the United States

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Speaker 6: of America. They've been getting away with murder when it

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Speaker 6: comes to the trade deals that have been written and

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Speaker 6: pushed on us, and we were told they were good

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Speaker 6: trade deals, when in fact they were not. We've watched

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Speaker 6: as manufacturing in this country has been decimated, almost doesn't

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Speaker 6: exist in many cases, and we're going to bring all

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Speaker 6: that back under President Trump's leadership. We're going to be

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Speaker 6: a nation that makes things once again. We're not going

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Speaker 6: to be relying on the teat of all of these

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Speaker 6: other countries. Can you imagine if China and all these

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Speaker 6: other countries where everything has made just overnight, turned everything off,

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Speaker 6: we would be in a terrible situation, and it's bad

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Speaker 6: for our national security. President Trump recognizes that, and he's

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Speaker 6: making sure that he makes good on a promise to

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Speaker 6: the American people, which is bringing back the middle class.

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Speaker 6: I'm thrilled he's doing it. I can't wait to see

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Speaker 6: the progress that will be made. I know this will

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Speaker 6: be successful. There'll be a few bumps and bruises along

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Speaker 6: the way, but that short term pain will be long

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Speaker 6: term gain for generations to come, including my kids, my grandkids,

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Speaker 6: and yours.

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Speaker 4: We leave right there, Carrie, really good, having you back

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Speaker 4: on the Bowling show and looking forward to talking to

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Speaker 4: you again as you progress down that road of again

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Speaker 4: scaling back the finances, the spending, and then that editorial.

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Speaker 8: Really good to have you out carry carry like everybody.

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Speaker 6: Thanks Sara.

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Speaker 8: All right, folks, we'll be back in two and a

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Speaker 4: It took us decades to get into the tangled mess

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Speaker 4: take to get out of it? And at what cost?

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Speaker 8: Text America to nine eight nine eight nine eight today? Right, folks?

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Speaker 4: Sometimes I wonder what the late great Rush Limbaugh would

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Speaker 4: say if he saw the state of America what we

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Speaker 4: like these days. He passed away in February of twenty

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Speaker 4: twenty one, just a few weeks after Joe Biden was

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Speaker 4: sworn in as president, leading to the most pitiful, horrible

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Speaker 4: four years of presidency this country has ever lived through,

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Speaker 4: as well as the pinnacle of leftist insanity Russia. Limbaugh

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Speaker 4: was great at highlighting the left's growing madness.

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Speaker 8: Unlike anyone else.

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Speaker 11: Could put the camera back on me.

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Speaker 8: Do this.

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Speaker 15: When you look down, what do you see? You don't

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Speaker 15: see anything because you're not wearing any ribbons. It means

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Speaker 15: you're a bigot. It means you're a racist. It means

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Speaker 15: you're a sexist. It means you're a homophobe. It probably

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Speaker 15: means you're a white guy. It probably means you're a

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Speaker 15: European and you and.

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Speaker 4: You alone are responsible for all the Russia knew how

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Speaker 4: to mock the woke mind virus before it was even invented,

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Speaker 4: but I don't think he could ever ever imagined how

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Speaker 4: far it would get.

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Speaker 11: We protested today Donald Trump. And what's Donald Trump doing

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Speaker 11: that with protesting?

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Speaker 16: Well, he is not the American democracy right now and

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Speaker 16: trying to kind of repeal a bunch of constitutions in like,

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Speaker 16: you know, rights and liberties.

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Speaker 10: So is there anything in specific that he's.

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Speaker 16: I don't have all the information, But.

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Speaker 11: What are you against?

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Speaker 16: Personally? I'm against tyrants. I'm against tyranny, That's what I'm against.

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Speaker 16: What is that somebody who's coming in and trying to

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Speaker 16: know this guy?

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Speaker 4: This guy had no idea when you go out to protest,

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Speaker 4: but you have no idea what you're actually protesting. That's

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Speaker 4: one of the many talented idiots, let's call them a

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Speaker 4: useful idiot at one of the hands off protests that

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Speaker 4: took place over the weekend across the country to protest

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Speaker 4: President Donald Trump and Elon Musk protests, what exactly, Well,

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Speaker 4: they don't even freaking know they're taking away rights, They say,

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Speaker 4: what rights are they taking away?

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Speaker 8: Protesters?

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Speaker 4: The rights of the corrupt deep state to keep lining

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Speaker 4: their own pockets with your and my taxpayer money to

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Speaker 4: find sex change operations for hyenas in Peru. Tyrants and kings, Oh,

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Speaker 4: you mean the ones censor free speech online? Those tyrants,

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Speaker 4: the ones who hid stories that hurt their preferred rulers,

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Speaker 4: Hunter Biden, Laptop, who forced lockdowns and masks on and

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Speaker 4: vaccines on Americans or else, those kind of tyrants and kings.

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Speaker 4: These people once rallied against the system. They wanted to

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Speaker 4: burn it all down. They didn't quite know what it

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Speaker 4: meant back then either, but they knew they were against it.

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Speaker 4: Now they're all about keeping that same system in place,

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Speaker 4: all because it's President Trump who's trying to dismantle it.

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Speaker 4: But the level of leftist insanity we're seeing now, like

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Speaker 4: I said, even the late great Rush Limbaugh wouldn't believe it.

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Speaker 4: And by the look of it, folks, it's going to

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Speaker 4: be a long four years. I imagine a liberals daily

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Speaker 4: to do this looks something like this, wake up nine

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Speaker 4: in the morning, cry some snowflake tears into my moocha

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Speaker 4: Choka laatee with soy milk and almond milk too. Swastika

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Speaker 4: drawing class at ten am, memorize distributed socialist protest propaganda

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Speaker 4: chats for the day at eleven AM. Around noon, prepare

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Speaker 4: meaningless posters for worthless protests protests, and burned some stuff

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Speaker 4: down for no reason. Wish for President Trump and Elon

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Speaker 4: Musk to disappear from the face of the earth, rinse

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Speaker 4: and repeat tomorrow. The communists let their displeasure be known

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Speaker 4: this weekend.

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Speaker 17: This is what kicking the out of fascism looks like.

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Speaker 4: Okay, Swallowell, And this is what's sleeping with the Chinese.

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Speaker 8: Spy looks like.

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Speaker 7: Eric.

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Speaker 4: Well, but you already knew that, didn't you, right, Swallowell.

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Speaker 4: Under the slogan Communism Beats Fascism, thousands and thousands of

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Speaker 4: Soros paid protesters took to our streets, our cities with

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Speaker 4: signs paid for by none other than the Democrat Socialist

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Speaker 4: Party of America. Of course they did, and of course

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Speaker 4: they are. They're paid for and brought to you by Marxists.

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Speaker 4: You see, they don't like it when the government tries

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Speaker 4: to create less government and more money for all of

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Speaker 4: us to keep of our own. So what they're going

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Speaker 4: to do is this, They're going to create their own

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Speaker 4: little government to try and cancel out the real existing

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Speaker 4: Donald Trump government, you know, the one Americans overwhelmingly voted for. Listen,

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Speaker 4: Americans want us to fight back against Trump's lies and

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Speaker 4: offer a better alternative.

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Speaker 6: Trump has stacked his cabinet with out.

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Speaker 17: Of touch billionaires who are causing chaos and hurting working people.

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Speaker 11: That's why we are launching the People's Cabinet.

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Speaker 7: It will be made up of experts, leaders, and everyday

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Speaker 7: Americans who will share reliable and accurate information that you

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Speaker 7: can use.

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Speaker 8: Did I hear that right? Did I hear that right?

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Speaker 8: The People's Cabinet?

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Speaker 4: Well, it's sort of kind of like the People's Republic

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Speaker 4: of China ring to it or the People's Republic of

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Speaker 4: Korea ring to it.

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Speaker 8: Doesn't it.

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Speaker 4: Well, yeah, accept that what the DNC chair right there,

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Speaker 4: that was the DNC chair. What he's suggesting is illegal

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Speaker 4: and unconstitutional actually constitutes insurrection, hey, lefties, In case he

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Speaker 4: didn't know what an insurrection actually is, It's a mutiny,

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Speaker 4: a revolution, insurgents uprising, you know you know what that is?

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Speaker 8: Right, elon Omar, We are.

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Speaker 18: Currently living through a president who wants to be a dictator.

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Speaker 18: In America, we do not accept dictators, so we do

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Speaker 18: not accept kings.

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Speaker 8: We have a billionaire who.

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Speaker 18: Has bought a seat next to the president using him

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Speaker 18: as a puppet.

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Speaker 4: Well, that's the congresswoman who represents an entire district in

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Speaker 4: Minnesota that I don't know, maybe like Terras, I guess,

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Speaker 4: or Terra's grooming capital of America. We could call it

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Speaker 4: that that she wants Sharia law, by the way, and

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Speaker 4: doesn't want to abide by constitutional law.

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Speaker 8: Those folks in her.

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Speaker 4: District who married her brother she did for immigration reasons.

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Speaker 4: Absolutely doors those types of folks. But go on, elon Omar,

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Speaker 4: tell us about your version of democracy, because we already

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Speaker 4: know what your constituents prefer.

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Speaker 1: Do you feel more comfortable living under American law or

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Speaker 1: do you feel more comfortable living under shari lahla.

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Speaker 18: I'm a Muslim, I prefer.

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Speaker 17: Yes, you prefer sharia lah over American law.

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Speaker 4: Of course, of course, the overwhelming theme at these protests

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Speaker 4: is not just the fact that they're all paid for

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Speaker 4: by the likes of George Soros and others, or that

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Speaker 4: they all support terrorists, because they tend to or they

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Speaker 4: hate the Constitution. We know they do. It's that they're

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Speaker 4: all being delivered the same propaganda lines that they're more

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Speaker 4: than happy to regurgitate.

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Speaker 17: We're all closer to being on the streets than having

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Speaker 17: a big account that looks like his.

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Speaker 8: How do you think you got to where he's at?

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Speaker 2: I have people who why would they he's steeling.

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Speaker 8: Elf is already the richest person in the world.

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Speaker 2: He has enough money.

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Speaker 4: The person is how do you think he became the

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Speaker 4: richest person in the world. Or moments like this because

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Speaker 4: Congressman Jamie Raskin just can't help himself and could never

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Speaker 4: ever miss an opportunity to beg and plead for illegal

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Speaker 4: gang members.

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Speaker 8: To be returned to America, come hell or high water.

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Speaker 8: But j bo.

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Speaker 17: Boseburg Tolan, you've got the means to unlawfully to court someone.

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Speaker 17: You find the means to bring them back.

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Speaker 4: So a US congressman says, bring him back, bring back

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Speaker 4: the thug illegal that came here, gang member MS thirteen games,

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Speaker 4: bring him back to the United States. Useful idiots, folks,

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Speaker 4: all of them, useful freaking idiots.

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Speaker 8: Lennon was right.

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Speaker 4: You need those idiots to divide and conquer any society, Democrats,

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Speaker 4: useful idiots.

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Speaker 8: We'll be back in two and a half. Wow, say Martin,

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Speaker 8: never been there? Maybe I have been there. I'm not sure.

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Speaker 8: I don't know. Pretty beach.

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Speaker 4: Of course, the most beautiful beaches are right here in

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Speaker 4: South Florida.

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Speaker 8: I'm a big advocate for Florida and South Florida. All right,

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Speaker 8: let's bring in.

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Speaker 4: Our good friend Steve Bannon, who's having a very good

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Speaker 4: hair day today. I've noticed, and he says it's because

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Speaker 4: he's out west. I asked him if he had a

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Speaker 4: blowout at a drybar or something.

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Speaker 8: He said, no, I'm out west.

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Speaker 4: But I did tell him the story that a young

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Speaker 4: lady came up to me over the weekend and in

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Speaker 4: the Universal with my wife and my family, my nieces

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Speaker 4: from Chicago. She comes up, she watches the show. She said,

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Speaker 4: I love those things you do with Bannon at the end.

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Speaker 4: By the way, as he's single, because I'd like to

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Speaker 4: make be mediums, I'll ask him on Monday. So I

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Speaker 4: just thought I passed out a long to you, mister Bannon.

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Speaker 11: Thank you, thank you, thank you.

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Speaker 19: I live a Monkish as people, and I live a

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Speaker 19: Monkish existence in the Washington, d C.

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Speaker 11: But I appreciate the introduction.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, very very busy.

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Speaker 11: The fan appreciate, very very busy.

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Speaker 8: Man. Can we do this it very quickly?

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Speaker 4: So this this market is so jittery about about these tariffs.

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Speaker 4: You know, we had the big down draft the Thursday

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Speaker 4: and Friday last week up this week. We opened up

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Speaker 4: Monday fifteen hundred points lower again, massive melting down. And

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Speaker 4: then there was a rumor, man, dog just roll this,

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Speaker 4: don't play the sound by just rolling his vo as

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Speaker 4: we call.

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Speaker 8: Let Steve take a look at this. And Steve, if

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Speaker 8: you see that that chart, these charts that keep rolling,

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Speaker 8: this is around.

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Speaker 4: I'm going to stay around early more late morning, near midday,

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Speaker 4: mark was down nine hundred and twelve hundred points, bouncing around.

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Speaker 4: A rumor came out that Trump was going to pause

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Speaker 4: for sixty days, possibly, CNBC reported. Ryd has reported the

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Speaker 4: market turned around two thousand points from the low back up.

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Speaker 4: Within a minute or two, it was confirmed it was

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Speaker 4: just a rumor. Two thousand point drop again, I mean,

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Speaker 4: what a jittery market, Steve.

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Speaker 11: Well, I think they're looking for a process.

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Speaker 19: If the the tweet you're talking about is Kevin Hassett

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Speaker 19: the head of the National Economic Accouncil, a very powerful position,

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Speaker 19: said there's going to be a ninety day pause.

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Speaker 11: Obviously not a ninety day.

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Speaker 19: Pause, but what we saw throughout the day is the

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Speaker 19: beginning of a process. I think Scott Besson, the Secretary Treasury,

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Speaker 19: put out a couple of tweets later Eric about the

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Speaker 19: Japanese coming in for really a systematic and really worked

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Speaker 19: through with I think probably our most significant trading partner,

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Speaker 19: ex China, and then he, you know, the President tripled

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Speaker 19: down on China. I think they're terriss now over one

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Speaker 19: hundred percent because of what they tried to do is retaliation.

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Speaker 19: This is quite obvious a trade war. I think very

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Speaker 19: much focus of the Chinese companies part in the rest

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Speaker 19: of the world I think is going to work to

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Speaker 19: come through and make deals with the President. I think

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Speaker 19: this is one of the reasons Black Monday was canceled.

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Speaker 19: At the end of the day is pretty pretty pretty normal.

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Speaker 11: Day on Wall Street.

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Speaker 4: Well, well, I beg to differ with normal because you know,

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Speaker 4: fifteen hundred lower a couple of hundred. I mean, I

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Speaker 4: think it was canceled because Jim Kramer called for for

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Speaker 4: a Black Monday selloff that again, like I told you

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Speaker 4: that there's a there's an index that takes whatever Kramer

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Speaker 4: says and it does the opposite and it's actually.

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Speaker 8: Beating the SMP it's which is incredible.

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Speaker 19: I'm not an inverse inverse kramerse inverse Kramer.

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Speaker 8: It's a well known index and I'm a big fan

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Speaker 8: of that.

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Speaker 4: He was asked about the first question with Yahoo in

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Speaker 4: the oval today was are you thinking about pausing is

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Speaker 4: And now we're not talking about that. And I will

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Speaker 4: give you credit Steve, that I want this to work.

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Speaker 4: I want this. I don't know how in God's name

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Speaker 4: is going to but I wanted to because I've been

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Speaker 4: doing this a long time and the market I watched, well,

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Speaker 4: he said, We're not going to pause, and I'm watching

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Speaker 4: a trading because it was still open at the time.

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Speaker 8: And it really it dipped a little bit, but it.

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Speaker 4: Didn't take a beating that I thought it would have had.

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Speaker 4: He said that, Yeah, so maybe we.

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Speaker 8: Are running out of steam to the downside, so to speak.

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Speaker 19: Well, I think I think people are seeing a process.

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Speaker 19: Japan's going to come in. We know there's fifty major

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Speaker 19: countries that are stacked up like flights at Laguardi on

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Speaker 19: a Friday night.

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Speaker 11: People want to come in.

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Speaker 19: President Trump's restructuring the geoeconomic order, geoeconomic and geostrategic order.

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Speaker 19: You know, Pete Hexas down in Panama today.

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Speaker 11: So a lot of stuff going on.

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Speaker 19: Big ruling out of the out of the Supreme Court

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Speaker 19: this afternoon. So I think a lot of things are

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Speaker 19: positive for President Trump. He's shown a process on this

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Speaker 19: trade restructuring, and I think the focus is on the

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Speaker 19: Chinese Communist Party that he's going to hammer.

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Speaker 11: So this is why I think it's people see a

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Speaker 11: process