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Speaker 1: Trump has seen the polling right. I think this started

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Speaker 1: when he lost the election. I remember that quote of

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Speaker 1: the Republican senator who said, right anonymously, who said, let

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Speaker 1: He's not going to do anything. I mean, good people

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Speaker 2: Yes, we must build election infrastructure that makes it easy

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Speaker 2: and secure for eligible American citizens to vote, while preventing

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Speaker 2: non citizens, including what she calls illegal aliens, from casting ballats.

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Speaker 2: The choice of who to vote for is obviously up

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Speaker 2: to the voters themselves. Clean up on Aisle nine Angelo.

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Speaker 2: Here's the thing, I'm who are the right people? These

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Speaker 2: do we want them voting for? And furthermore, where is

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Speaker 2: the evidence of the whites spread voter fraud? Even the

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Speaker 2: Heritage Foundation has not determined there's widespread voter fraud. Their

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Speaker 3: Yeah, So I think that's part of it, you know,

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Speaker 3: conspiracies that we were pushing five or six years ago.

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Speaker 3: So if you look at what happened in Fulton County

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Speaker 4: Really needs the US in NATO and all kinds of things.

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Speaker 5: Own and Europe needs the US as the strong leader

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Speaker 6: I think that's over.

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Speaker 6: What people call the global world order.

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Speaker 4: There are areas that we agree on, but the idea

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Speaker 4: Look at Ukraine as you say that, where negatory Rubio

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Speaker 6: Why are we talking about.

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Speaker 8: This because it's overwhelmingly popular with the public. I remember

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Speaker 8: provisional ballot and no, that was a clerical error. There

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Speaker 8: as we talk about all of this, it is dramatically

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Speaker 6: This is now ruptured.

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Speaker 4: Something Mark Connie, the Prime Minister of Canada, talked about

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Speaker 4: it rupture. I think something has ripped and there is

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Speaker 2: Texas actually starts voting tomorrow. There's some early votes happening

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Speaker 2: what and who was on the ballot in Texas. In

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Speaker 2: federal and statewide one United States Senator seat, thirty eight

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Speaker 2: voting starts in the primaries tomorrow in Texas. This is

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Speaker 2: like kicking off the season. If you will, Cornell, what

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Speaker 9: Coming up? The house off is a mess.

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Speaker 10: But what I'm watching for is you have a sitting

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Speaker 11: The primary, and maybe amidst all the cruelty and the chaos,

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Speaker 11: to wonder whether our republic can survive it. A government

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Speaker 9: Right and among.

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Speaker 11: Today's false prophets are the election deniers who indulge this

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Speaker 3: Trump makes a ridiculous claim. Maybe he put plucked it

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Speaker 3: They then trip over themselves to backfill it, to make

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Speaker 6: Whatever it is, regardless of howb served that argument is.

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Speaker 3: And that is how they curry favor and that pattern,

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Speaker 3: he's already seventy wants to do. He doesn't want people voting.

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Speaker 2: I am just reminded of Mark Elias, who has sat

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Speaker 13: This is the primal screen of a dying regime.

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Speaker 14: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 13: Here's not got a free shot.

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Speaker 14: All these networks lying about the people, the people have

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Speaker 13: I know you don't like hearing that. I know you

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Speaker 6: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 9: Mega media?

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Speaker 14: I wish in my soul, I wish that any these

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Speaker 14: and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 12: If that answer is to save my country.

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Speaker 6: This country will be saved war.

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Speaker 9: Here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 14: It's Tuesday, seventeenth February and the year of Our Lord, twenty

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Speaker 14: twenty six. It's the first day of early voting in Texas.

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Speaker 14: The I Think punch Bowl has a brief hit today

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Speaker 14: saying how the center of the political universe is in

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Speaker 14: Texas right now through this primary. Is absolutely correct on

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Speaker 14: that these issues are instricably linked. It's all about getting

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Speaker 14: the Democrats, and we had Sam Fattis on last night

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Speaker 14: Indie prosident Trump's presidency and shattering it.

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Speaker 13: That's what they believe.

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Speaker 14: I'm a Richard Barrison and some other grassroots folks in

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Speaker 13: You see how they are, how obsessed they are with

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Speaker 14: They're obsessed with the twenty twenty election because they understand

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Speaker 16: So motion was filed under a rule of federal criminal

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Speaker 13: The question of the issue. Today.

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Speaker 16: I do not think they do. They're not that their

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Speaker 14: more than that cold open. We've got Richard Barris, Harry

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Speaker 14: They look at this as equivalent to the COMI situation

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Speaker 13: They intend to end let me be blunt.

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Speaker 13: It's a trial.

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Speaker 14: They intend to convince the judge to get their hands

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Speaker 14: This time they're going to destroy them. They're going to

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Speaker 16: Cold open A fantastic collection of lies was presented to

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Speaker 16: in this election. It is a massive information war. All

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Speaker 12: That tells you that.

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Speaker 16: They they're scared to death and they are doing everything

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Speaker 14: Harry, what I'd like to do is get information of

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Speaker 14: how people can track you, and that tonight, because correct,

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Speaker 14: you're the lawyer. If they don't get the I guess

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Speaker 16: Certainly expect the government will make that argument. The legal

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Speaker 12: I oppose that motion.

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Speaker 16: But now they're acting like this is a priceless heirloom

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Speaker 13: Sir, social media, where do people go to keep up

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Speaker 14: And we'll help you back on tomorrow after you get

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Speaker 16: search my name Harry mcdougalan'll come up just as well.

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Speaker 14: Harry, thank you so much, and thank you and Caroline

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Speaker 14: Let's go We got Richard Barris. I want to play

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Speaker 14: you know, we had Fattest on your Stay and Fattest

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Speaker 17: At the far left, it's significantly more powerful than they

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Speaker 6: Look at this.

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Speaker 17: Now we're talking about a fifth of Democrats. Twenty one

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Speaker 18: What about democratic socialists like the likes of you know,

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Speaker 12: Just like Zeno Mundani.

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Speaker 17: That what happened in New York City is not some aberration, right,

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Speaker 17: My goodness, gracious.

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Speaker 18: So if the ideology of the Democratic Party is shifting

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Speaker 18: Right?

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Speaker 19: How about all voters?

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Speaker 17: Voters who say the Democrats are now too liberal? Look

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Speaker 13: Okay, Harry Enton's trying to put the nicest face on it.

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Speaker 14: We're going to have some of this transgender ideology on

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Speaker 13: These are Bolsheviks. These are Marxists.

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Speaker 13: These are Marxists.

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Speaker 14: say so and regulation.

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Speaker 13: That's not what this is all, sir.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, Steve, thanks for having me on. He's grossly undercounting it.

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Speaker 6: I'm telling you. We are the first Polster to ask

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Speaker 6: Democrats whether or not they identified with traditional liberalism, democratic socialism,

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Speaker 6: even just socialism. It hasn't been one in third since

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Speaker 6: Joe Biden was fighting off Bernie Sanders in this twenty

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Speaker 6: twenty Democratic primary. It has been growing steadily since then.

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Speaker 6: We pull it every single month now and have for

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Speaker 6: almost a year, and it hasn't at this point, which

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Speaker 6: I can I mean, if people want to see, we

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Speaker 6: can put it up on the screen. But democratic socialism

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Speaker 6: comes in over fifty percent of the democratic identification every

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Speaker 6: single month, and then we also ask about socialism. So

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Speaker 6: when you combine them together, six and ten Democrats identify

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Speaker 6: with some form of socialism. And the reason why I

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Speaker 6: wanted to share this, or I even share the graphic

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Speaker 6: with you, is to get people to understand what if

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Speaker 6: you stay home in November, what you're electing. I mean,

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Speaker 6: that's the bottom line. That's what I'm trying to convey here.

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Speaker 6: Because you're right, this is a branding gimmick, you know,

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Speaker 6: Bernie himself. They have long done this. I mean, you know,

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Speaker 6: pointed to the European countries and their little experiments, which,

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Speaker 6: by the way, I've only worked because we fund and

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Speaker 6: subsidize them. But that's a branding gimmick. These are far

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Speaker 6: far left wing people, and they have no interest in debating,

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Speaker 6: and they have no interest in, you know, compromise or

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Speaker 6: working with you. They they understand something many people on

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Speaker 6: the right don't, which is that there really is no

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Speaker 6: reconciling the difference in ideology going into this new age,

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Speaker 6: which is in an age of ideology, it's there's no reconcise.

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Speaker 6: Somebody has to win and somebody has to lose. And

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Speaker 6: I was listening to you before you commentary before. They

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Speaker 6: feel they're on the cusp of that. And unless Republicans

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Speaker 6: wake up, that's who's going to be in charge. You

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Speaker 6: just saw it on the screen. Sixty percent, slightly over

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Speaker 6: at sixty two this month.

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Speaker 13: Let's put let's put the art, let's put the chart

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Speaker 13: back up there.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, sixty two percent. These are this is and they

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Speaker 14: coming out of these schools. They're all formed from the

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Speaker 14: time they go to kindergarten K through twelve.

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Speaker 13: They go to these radical universities.

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Speaker 14: So it gets worse as you get, as you get,

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Speaker 14: as you the demographic gets younger.

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Speaker 13: This is neo Marxism.

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Speaker 14: This is what their revolution now is neo Marxism with Jahadism.

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Speaker 14: And this is and there is no compromise, there's no debate,

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Speaker 14: there's nothing to debate with these people. They're not going

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Speaker 14: to be Remember we said yesterday with David Horror, which

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Speaker 14: used to always teach us of the Marxist what they

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Speaker 14: talk about internally. The issue is never the issue. The

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Speaker 14: issue is always the revolution. And they've got a machine now.

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Speaker 14: The Working Family Party is built up a ground game machine.

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Speaker 14: In the Democratic Socialist DSA has worked up a machine, Richard.

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Speaker 13: And so you've seen this trend is going.

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Speaker 14: It's going to be eighty or ninety percent of the

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Speaker 14: Democratic Party, is it not, sir.

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Speaker 6: Oh, Absolutely, this will continue. The only age group that

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Speaker 6: isn't a majority, an outright majority for democratic socialism is

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Speaker 6: sixty five plus the rest of the age groups. But

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Speaker 6: it is a plurality, a strong plurality, Steven. If you

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Speaker 6: add those who identify straight up with socialism, it does

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Speaker 6: get to a majority. It's pretty consistent. But again it's

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Speaker 6: just like as you go down the age ladder into

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Speaker 6: the age buckets, you'll see that it gets overwhelming as

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Speaker 6: the younger that you get and people who are out there,

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Speaker 6: you know, mocking, you know, the Ice rallies in front

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Speaker 6: of Trump Tower and all of that. Understand, the No

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Speaker 6: King's rallies in twenty twenty five targeted people like that,

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Speaker 6: the most extreme on the spectrum to get them to

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Speaker 6: come out, and they turn those into get out the

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Speaker 6: vote drives right now. The right doesn't have anything like this,

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Speaker 6: that kind of energy going on right now. And that's

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Speaker 6: why I'm trying to, you know, bring this to everybody's attention.

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Speaker 6: They're motivating these people. These people are going to be

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Speaker 6: turned into voters. That's their intention. They did it successfully

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Speaker 6: in Virginia in twenty five. They did it successfully in

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Speaker 6: New Jersey in twenty five. They're doing this again right now.

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Speaker 6: That's the entire point behind the ice stuff. They as

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Speaker 6: well as the funding it. But they're motivating.

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Speaker 14: Hang one a second. They did it in Senate District

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Speaker 14: nine here in Texas. Short break bearss Steve stern Mech.

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Speaker 14: On the other side, here's your host, Stephen k Maas.

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Speaker 13: Okay, Richard Barris the issue before.

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Speaker 14: So we're going to have two guys working with organizations

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Speaker 14: that are motivating people and laying the foundation because we

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Speaker 14: don't have a choice. And I realize a lot of

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Speaker 14: people saying, hey, some of the policies are not working.

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Speaker 13: I don't see a lot happening.

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Speaker 14: This is why the twenty twenty election issue is very

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Speaker 14: important because we know, number one, it has to happen

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Speaker 14: because they stole the twenty twenty election. All of this

534
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Speaker 14: disaster that's befallen us. It's been building up for decades,

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Speaker 14: but it's principally because they allowed twenty five million illegal

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Speaker 14: aliens in the country because they knew exactly what they

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Speaker 14: were doing. Yes, they knew exactly what was going to

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Speaker 14: happen when he had to come to mass deportations. The

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Speaker 14: business community is going to fight you because we need

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Speaker 14: the cheap labor and the plentiful labor. And oh, you

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Speaker 14: can't not go pointed to off a GDP to do this.

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Speaker 13: You got to stop. This is terrible.

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Speaker 14: Barris, talk to me about motivation right now, because they're

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Speaker 14: sides motivated because they think they're winning. They believe that

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Speaker 14: they're winning. They believe they're surging. They believe they see

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Speaker 14: the end of Trump and the end of Maga. They

547
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Speaker 14: see the sunlit uplands, and they're rolling hard, and they've

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Speaker 14: got outside money. They've got, you know, Peter Schweitzer's book Now,

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Speaker 14: I think it's gonna be the fourth week in a

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Speaker 14: row and the number one best sellers list about the

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Speaker 14: Chinese campus party in the Mexican government. There are many

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Speaker 14: forces in the world trying to tear down America, right,

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Speaker 14: and barrass talk about the motivation.

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Speaker 13: Let's get your charts up. You've been doing polling on this,

555
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Speaker 13: and you're the last guy that's been a doom scroll.

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Speaker 14: You've been with us since the very beginning, right in sixteen,

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Speaker 14: and then on twenty In the night of twenty twenty,

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Speaker 14: you're the one that said, hey, Georgia's it's you know,

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Speaker 14: and Rassenberger came out the next morning.

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Speaker 13: Said it's impossible.

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Speaker 14: Trump's on by you know, two hundred, one thousand and

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Speaker 14: five thousand votes.

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Speaker 13: There's one hundred and ninety thousand left. Trump's gonna win this.

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Speaker 13: It's inevitable.

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Speaker 14: You told us that before we signed off that night,

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Speaker 14: before they went in and stole it.

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Speaker 13: So talking to me a motivation Now, Look.

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Speaker 6: Motivation is key because Steve, when we're looking at just

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Speaker 6: the generic ballad for instance, and if they have the

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Speaker 6: charge they can throw it up, that'd be great. But

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Speaker 6: can I'll just tell you, you know about three points

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Speaker 6: of the Democrats lead on the generic ballad right now,

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Speaker 6: and it's been you know, three four comes from motivation.

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Speaker 6: It comes from enthusiasm, a certain need to vote. Ivan

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Speaker 6: the vote in history. To back it up, everybody has

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Speaker 6: you know, every polster has their own little likely voter model,

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Speaker 6: you know, sometimes proprietary, but in our likely voter model,

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Speaker 6: three points four points completely comes from Democrats being more motivated.

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Speaker 6: And I understand you know that some people want to

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Speaker 6: moderate going into the midterms. That is always stupid, all right,

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Speaker 6: Just like look back, look back at what happened with

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Speaker 6: Ice and how you know the donors came in and

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Speaker 6: basically said, we need to chill out. We're going to

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Speaker 6: turn people off. That's not necessarily how you handle it

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Speaker 6: at this point where we're at a point we're in

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Speaker 6: the look at the difference between extremely enthusiastic, right they

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Speaker 6: are with Democrats versus Republicans. That is almost identical to

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Speaker 6: what it was for Republicans when they won the House

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Speaker 6: vote in twenty twenty two. We're at that point already.

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Speaker 6: So the only play I see Republicans have here is

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Speaker 6: to juice their base. I mean, you're down on the

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Speaker 6: Jenner bellot with independence by twenty points. The only way

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Speaker 6: to narrow that and to counter it is to get

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Speaker 6: your base so juiced out they go out and turn

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Speaker 6: higher disproportionate number, by the way, way, which also makes

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Speaker 6: independence on your side.

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Speaker 9: Company.

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Speaker 13: We're replaying.

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Speaker 14: This is why you say everybody, let's down for Minnesota,

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Speaker 14: because they're replaying the exact model of your right twenty

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Speaker 14: eighteen of Paul Ryan.

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Speaker 13: Remember Paul Ryan said at about this time.

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Speaker 14: I'm not gonna run again Speaker that but he didn't

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Speaker 14: leave Speaker of the House. They wanted to just not

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Speaker 14: have Trump get too crazy, and hey, if we lose

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Speaker 14: the House, we lose the House, maybe they'll help us

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Speaker 14: control Trump. And of course what we said is they're

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Speaker 14: going to impeach Trump right away. That's when we started worroom.

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Speaker 14: Impeachment was right was right around with the week after

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Speaker 14: the Pelosi in twenty nineteen came on the perfect phone call.

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Speaker 14: That was their plan. Moderation. Moderation does not work. We

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Speaker 14: got smoked in twenty eighteen. I think it was what

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Speaker 14: thirty thirty five sets forty seats?

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Speaker 13: You're going to have this?

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Speaker 14: Do I have the chart that's got Can I get

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Speaker 14: the christal it? Does Denver have the chart at the

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Speaker 14: map of the with the red map?

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Speaker 13: No? No, don't, don't. Yeah that right there? Put that up.

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Speaker 14: Now, this is Chris Christian Hines. I know that you

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Speaker 14: don't totally agree with this, barrist. This is on the

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Speaker 14: if the April twenty first referendum, which looks like they're

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Speaker 14: building up momentum for it, and I don't believe the

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Speaker 14: courts in Virginia gonna stop it. That's what Virginia going

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Speaker 14: ten to one. This map shows with all that red,

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Speaker 14: shows two hundred and thirty house seats, a Democrat majority

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Speaker 14: in the appeachment of Donald Trump.

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Speaker 13: How are we going to counter that? Bears?

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Speaker 19: Yeah?

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Speaker 6: I mean, look, I don't. Christian's a smart guy, and

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Speaker 6: I think he's in the ballpark. I just I think

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Speaker 6: that this map is a lot more partisan strict than

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Speaker 6: the one in twenty eighteen. So you know, these wild

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Speaker 6: gyrations I think will be limited, but you know there

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Speaker 6: is at this point. If Republicans their enthusiasm does not

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Speaker 6: get jacked up and jacked up fast, I mean, then

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Speaker 6: we do have to revisit how many seats Democrats could gain.

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Speaker 6: But yeah, look, they went into this redistricting war. Steve.

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Speaker 6: We'll see what happens to the VRA. But he's right.

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Speaker 6: Christian at this point is right in the sense that

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Speaker 6: if the Supreme Court came in the early summer and

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Speaker 6: ruled in favor of Republicans on Section two of the

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Speaker 6: Voting Rights Act, it would be too late. It would

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Speaker 6: be too late for Republicans to be able to change

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Speaker 6: the map in a meaningful way to help offset some

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Speaker 6: of this. So they went into this redistricting war. They

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Speaker 6: fought like they always did, with one hand tie behind

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Speaker 6: their back, and they lost. And I just want to

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Speaker 6: say something. On twenty eighteen, this is like deja vu

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Speaker 6: all over again. I mean, this is what Paul Ryan

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Speaker 6: and the leadership told the President at that time. Lay

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Speaker 6: off the wall, start with the immigration policy, moderate, wait

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Speaker 6: until we come back from the session. Remember they convinced

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Speaker 6: to sign the omnibus bill that he did not want

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Speaker 6: to sign without getting the funding for the wall, and

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Speaker 6: it didn't work. Even at the past of Ken McCarthy.

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Speaker 6: He's even endors Cox for the governor of California, and

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Speaker 6: I hope to try to save some of those seats

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Speaker 6: because Cox was the more moderate candidate. Travis Allen would

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Speaker 6: have done better for those candidates in California at the time.

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Speaker 6: They're going down the same path.

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Speaker 14: In any doubt, if you see the Democrats right now,

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Speaker 14: is there any doubt that this is a base election.

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Speaker 13: This midterm election is going to be a base election with.

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Speaker 6: These no doubt. You have to turn out your base

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Speaker 6: because if you here's what's going to happen. If you don't,

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Speaker 6: if you don't motivate and excite your base, that will

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Speaker 6: impact the margin from independence because you have You know, Steve,

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Speaker 6: there's not many people are true independence. They identify as independence,

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Speaker 6: but they lean one way or the other. If your

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Speaker 6: base is in a malaise, your independent, your slice of

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Speaker 6: the independent vote is in a malaise, and it expands

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Speaker 6: the margin that your opponent wins the independent vote by.

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Speaker 6: That is actually the less in the magic of the

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Speaker 6: Trump coalition. He never mint the guy ran the president

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Speaker 6: ran on mass deportations the size of which we have

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Speaker 6: not seen as a country since Dwight Eisenhower. And how

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Speaker 6: did he do, Steve, He did the best among Hispanics

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Speaker 6: at any Republican presidential candidate since exit polls began. I mean,

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Speaker 6: this is what are we doing here. We're going back

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Speaker 6: to the Carl Rove playbook. This is crazy. You're not

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Speaker 6: going to energize anybody. You're not going to excite anyone.

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Speaker 6: And by the way, in eighteen they lost the Senate

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Speaker 6: seat because of the same philosophy. Martha McSally would or

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Speaker 6: I would say the Republican candidate would have won. I

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Speaker 6: actually believe Kelly Ward would have won that seat because

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Speaker 6: she would have excited the base more. Instead, Martha McSally

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Speaker 6: lost by a slice. Why because she underperformed with independent

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Speaker 6: moderates who voted for Trump in sixteen. They didn't show

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Speaker 6: up for her.

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Speaker 14: Richard, Where do people go to get more of your polling, etc?

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Speaker 14: Because I think people are going to get fired up.

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Speaker 14: I mean I can see already a big portion of

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Speaker 14: it is fired up.

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Speaker 13: But we need everybody fired up. Where people go everybody?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, the best place to follow me? Steve is on locals,

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Speaker 6: people's pundin dot locals dot com, people's pundin dot locals

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Speaker 6: dot com. We're everywhere ex getter truth of course, but

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Speaker 6: there it is. That's the that's ground zero.

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Speaker 14: Brother, amazing work, Thank you, sir, all the best I

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Speaker 14: got Stern and Mecham we're bringing in a second about

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Speaker 14: how we're going to motivate people. But Michael Kunsler All

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Speaker 14: Family Pharmacy. We've had a lot of promotions on the show.

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Speaker 14: I don't think we've ever had one that's exploded like this.

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Speaker 14: The President's Day and you've got a forty seven percent

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Speaker 14: off on certain products, medicines, et cetera, prescriptions because of

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Speaker 14: honor President Trump, the forty seventh president. Once again, I

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Speaker 14: just want people because I think people are just now

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Speaker 14: starting to understand what all family pharmacy is, What is

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Speaker 14: it and why did you create it?

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Speaker 15: All Family Pharmacy was created based on opinions of the

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Speaker 15: American people. Right they couldn't get medications, they were restricted

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Speaker 15: by regulators from their state, within the government. So we've

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Speaker 15: designed this pharmacy in this platform to bring doctors in

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Speaker 15: pharmacy to people who need medications, who need to be

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Speaker 15: prepared before flu season, to be prepared before allergy season

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Speaker 15: or before travel, and they can get easy, convenient access

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Speaker 15: to medications with pricing, transparency and medical freedom. That is

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Speaker 15: very important to us, and it's very important to every

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Speaker 15: American that they get the ability and the right to

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Speaker 15: try a medication, regardless of who the regulator in their

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Speaker 15: state is, whether it's Democrat or Republican, they should be

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Speaker 15: able to have that ability, you know, and we've brought

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Speaker 15: that to the forefront. A lot of states aren't happy

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Speaker 15: about it, but you know, it is what it is.

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Speaker 19: There's nothing wrong with it. It's not illegal.

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Speaker 15: We have every right as an American to utilize medications

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Speaker 15: that we feel are necessary for us.

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Speaker 14: Now, you've got a license personnel, you've got pharmacists, you've

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Speaker 14: got licensed physicians. Somebody just has to call in or

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Speaker 14: go on the website and they're going to get to

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Speaker 14: a professional.

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Speaker 13: They'll talk through.

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Speaker 14: What they need and all of this will be basically

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Speaker 14: certified by somebody that's already certified.

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Speaker 15: Correct, Yes, sir, we have up to four pharmacists on

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Speaker 15: staff at all times. We have three physicians that are

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Speaker 15: located in fifty different states, with more to come. So

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Speaker 15: you could speak to a representative of ours. You can

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Speaker 15: speak to a licensed medical physician or a pharmacist to

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Speaker 15: help you place your order. You know, these are things

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Speaker 15: that are very important if you have questions, if you

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Speaker 15: don't know what to purchase, so we provide all of

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Speaker 15: that for you. Most people already know what works for them,

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Speaker 15: you know, so we want we encourage you to go

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Speaker 15: on the website, place your orders, fill out the medications,

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Speaker 15: fill out the medical form so that our physicians can

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Speaker 15: properly prescribe these medications.

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Speaker 19: That is very important for.

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Speaker 15: Them to properly prescribe it, because we want to make

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Speaker 15: sure that the medications help you and then they don't

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Speaker 15: hurt you.

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Speaker 19: We're not here to hurt people.

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Speaker 15: We're here to help them, encourage them, and guide them

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Speaker 15: in the right direction.

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Speaker 7: You know.

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Speaker 14: Bobby Kennedy's and we're going to have talk about the

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Speaker 14: coalition Make America Healthy Again. We're going to have people

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Speaker 14: from the MAHA Coalition on the five o'clock show to

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Speaker 14: talk about their motivation. The key here at what I'd

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Speaker 14: love about it. It's just not big pharma trying to

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Speaker 14: crush you all the time. It's also the distribution system,

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Speaker 14: the wholesalers and the drug store chains.

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Speaker 13: That's what that's what you're.

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Speaker 14: Trying to deconstruct. Let me say that disintermediate, I think

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Speaker 14: is the fancy business school. We're disintermediation, and you're doing it.

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Speaker 14: You'll pass along some of the overhead cost because.

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Speaker 13: You're overheads a lot lower. Obviously, I want, now the mechanics.

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Speaker 13: What do people have to do?

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Speaker 14: They go to the website or what number they call

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Speaker 14: because people are saying, hey, some of the stuff's forty

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Speaker 14: and you're doing it an honor of President Trump over

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Speaker 14: President's Day week, and I believe it ends today. So

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Speaker 14: I want to make sure everybody gets the mechanics what

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Speaker 15: Yeah, so the sale ends today at midnight. There is

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Speaker 15: no coupon code. We've blanketed the website, so you can

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Speaker 15: just go directly to the website and receive the discount,

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Speaker 15: regardless off you hear this podcast or not. So that's

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Speaker 15: the great part about it. You can go on the

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Speaker 19: Off this is probably the biggest sale we've ever.

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Speaker 15: Done i've never seen the amount of volume come in

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Speaker 15: ends tonight at, midnight so it's a great time Place.

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Speaker 13: Mortar, brother thank you for starting.

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Speaker 14: Six thank you, brother thanks for doing, This thanks for

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Speaker 14: okay In, texas the establishment's actually taking out ads to

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Speaker 13: Breaks Steve stern got to tell us all about.

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Speaker 9: It jill that world in the letter twenty, six you

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Speaker 13: There and here the taxes are even more.

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Speaker 14: Everybody dan's actually focused ON i think local politics In.

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Speaker 14: Arizona right, now you've kind of taken the lead here

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Speaker 14: Met talk to me about what you're going to launch

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Speaker 14: The precinct movement to join up.

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Speaker 12: Here So dana's kind of.

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Speaker 20: Retired he's done this with you for fourteen, years and

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Speaker 12: Movement we've changed it to Precinc.

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Speaker 20: on please email me my emails on the bottom estern

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Speaker 20: Together it's going to be at two o'clock east in,

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Speaker 20: louisiana And. Virginia if you're In Louisiana virginia you'd like

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Speaker 20: strategy for, theirselves and that has really upset a lot

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Speaker 20: of people because they're picking up our. Project so what

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Speaker 20: does precinc project, meaning what is it?

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Speaker 20: So you attend, meetings you vote for, candidates you get candidates,

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Speaker 20: elected you sign up voters your canvas. Neighborhoods we have

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Speaker 20: four hundred thousand slots. Available we have two hundred thousand

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Speaker 20: when they started view about four years, ago we got

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Speaker 12: Thousand, now so how are we going to get more people?

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Speaker 20: Motivated Any mehan In pennsylvania And Bucks county has started

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Speaker 20: SO i interviewed a couple of people and one of

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Speaker 20: the ways they're getting people involved is having breakfast meetings

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Speaker 20: with twenty thirty, people but.

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Speaker 12: Not telling him to come to be a preacting strategy.

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Speaker 20: Person yet getting their ideas is conservative telling me how

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