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Speaker 1: This is America's Voice Live. And Welcome to America's Voice Live.

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Speaker 1: I'm Steve Gerber, the pulse of the people. We need

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Speaker 1: somebody that's going ahead of people's voice, the truth. The

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Speaker 1: and the stories that matter. Raps On ben Burkwom.

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Speaker 3: I've got a cartel. I see him, I see him,

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Speaker 1: Him live breaking news right now here in real America's

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Speaker 1: forty filter. These people are domestic terrorists and unapologetic. We're

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Speaker 1: here to take a stand for God and country. Letus

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Speaker 4: Welcome to America's Voice Live. I'm Bo Davidson filling in

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Speaker 4: for the great Steve Gruber. Today is the thirty first

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Speaker 4: of October. Happy Friday, and Happy Halloween. Let's get into

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Speaker 4: today's top stories. Hope not too many of them will

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Speaker 4: be too much goolish for you. Well, the government shut

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Speaker 4: on pay to potentially be the longest shutdown in history.

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Speaker 4: That is pretty scary. As Chuck Schumer and the Democrats

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Speaker 4: continue to hold the government hostage, many Americans are starting

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Speaker 4: to feel the pain. We'll discuss that with Congressman William

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Speaker 4: Timmins of South Carolina today. Also, voters are headed to

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Speaker 4: the polls for next week's elections set for Tuesday, with

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Speaker 4: key elections in New York, Virginia, and California. Every vote

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Speaker 4: counts to ensure that the Democrats can't hurt this country

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Speaker 4: anymore than they already have. More on that today as well,

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Speaker 4: and then later, a Florida school teacher has been placed

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Speaker 4: on administrative leave for supposedly forcing students to address her

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Speaker 4: with the gender neutral term MX, despite Florida's banning of

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Speaker 4: DEI practices and schools. All the details and updates come

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Speaker 4: in your way today, But first, it is Halloween, and

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Speaker 4: so we would like to start off with something very fun.

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Speaker 4: It is Halloween, and that's also called All Hallow's Day

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Speaker 4: as it's known. And given the frights and scares of

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Speaker 4: today's theme and all of the other accoutreman that come

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Speaker 4: with it, I thought we would explore and profiled the

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Speaker 4: ten ghules of Halloween today. These ten people certainly give

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Speaker 4: a fair degree of fright to people, and let's be honest,

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Speaker 4: deservedly so given their antics, So I think we've got

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Speaker 4: to dive in first with our first ghul, and that

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Speaker 4: is Zoron Mamdani aka Kami Mamdani, who very well might

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Speaker 4: become New York City's next mayor. He scares people with

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Speaker 4: his economic plan that would create a mass exodus from

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Speaker 4: New York and the downfall of honestly one of America's

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Speaker 4: greatest cities. Sadly, his comments about the NYPD and idea

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Speaker 4: of have not scared New Yorkers enough. New York's mayoral

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Speaker 4: election is November fourth, and the city's future may hinge

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Speaker 4: on this election. The youth vote is undeniably in favor

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Speaker 4: of Mamdani and this anti establishment figure, but for all

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Speaker 4: the wrong reasons. And what is perhaps scariest is that

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Speaker 4: he seems authentic and that lure deceives so many people.

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Speaker 4: So he is certainly a ghoul that should frighten far

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Speaker 4: more New Yorkers than he is right now. And speaking

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Speaker 4: of being deceitful, let's take a look at this video

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Speaker 4: from the Free Press Socialism Ah.

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Speaker 5: This is Zoran Mom Donnie. He's running for mayor of

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Speaker 5: New York and currently polling second. Here's what he normally

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Speaker 6: We gather tonight in the wealthiest city in the wealthiest

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Speaker 5: But in an interview in South Africa, he sounded a

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Speaker 7: I actually created a playlist for Mirah, who happened to

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Speaker 7: be my mother. You know, nepotism and hard work goes

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Speaker 5: And in an interview with the Turkish American podcast Mum

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Speaker 5: Donnie sounded different again.

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Speaker 8: To be honest with you, brother Mussum, is that at

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Speaker 5: And here is Zorn during his rapper days.

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Speaker 1: You know, you know it would have been here earlier.

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Speaker 9: But world wide to is a world I toy is

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Speaker 10: Just stop.

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Speaker 4: Worldwide tour. Benny, Well, I'm joined by Benny Ray Harmony

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Speaker 11: Our second goal is a Senator Minority leader, Chuck Schumer. Now, Bo, listen,

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Speaker 11: we did not get the name Schumer shut down from nowhere.

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Speaker 11: The shutdown it truly rests squarely on his shoulders as

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Speaker 7: What it was over healthcare.

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Speaker 9: Well, you know, we have this extreme hard right group

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Speaker 9: once again to pick their fight on Obamacare. They're perfectly

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Speaker 9: hostage is the place they have the most leverage. Now

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Speaker 9: they we agree they want to keep debating Obamacare. Fine,

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Speaker 9: but there's a time and a place for everything. It's

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Speaker 9: called the election of twenty fourteen. Republicans should trad their

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Speaker 9: efforts at twenty fourteen. But to hold everything hostage, which

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Speaker 9: they can do, it's wrong substantively, it's wrong politically. When

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Speaker 9: they threaten a shut down, they're telling cancer patients that

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Speaker 9: research on cures for diseases can't go forward until we

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Speaker 9: kill Obamacare. They're telling highway construction workers that your paycheck

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Speaker 9: and your project are on hold until we've killed Obamacare.

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Speaker 9: They're telling middle class families who want to buy a

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Speaker 9: Many of the publics against Obamacare, but very few of

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Speaker 9: the public says, hold up everything else till you repeal it.

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Speaker 11: That's quite a coincidence, considering he is the one holding

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Speaker 11: the government hostage today over healthcare for illegals. Of course,

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Speaker 11: Schumer kind of looks like the Batman villain though, so

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Speaker 4: As it is. I agree with you, Penny, and that

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Speaker 4: Elan Omar. It was Omar who said that Charlie Kirk

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Speaker 4: has no legacy to honor and refuse to apologize. Take

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Speaker 2: I have nothing to apologize for. You know, it is

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Speaker 2: there is no legacy to honor. It was a legacy

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Speaker 4: Well, she also called them a reprehensible human being and

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Speaker 4: a stochastic terrorist. Does Illinomar even know what terrorism is?

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Speaker 4: The terrorist group El Shabab comes from her native country

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Speaker 11: Benny agreed, bo Okay, we are on our fourth goal now,

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Speaker 11: and this one might be the scariest in my opinion.

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Speaker 7: We have House Minority Leader Hakim Jeffries.

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Speaker 4: And now this guy.

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Speaker 11: He continues to try and push the false narrative that

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Speaker 7: Take a look at this clip from CNBC.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, we haven't shut the government down. Donald Trump is

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Speaker 12: not support a partisan Republican spending bill that continues to

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Speaker 1: All across the country.

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Speaker 12: Medicare is facing a five hundred and thirty six billion

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Speaker 12: now Republicans are refusing to even consider extending the Affordable

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Speaker 12: This is a now issue.

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Speaker 13: But Leader Jeffrizer, you've kind of conflated a spending bill

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Speaker 13: with a clean cr It's only twenty four pages, it

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Speaker 13: keeps the The government opened at this point, and the

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Speaker 13: House passed that it's ready to go. The Senate has it.

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Speaker 11: The Democrats have voted to keep the government shut down

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Speaker 11: and there's still no sign of them coming together. So

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Speaker 11: definitely worthy of a spot on our goal list for today.

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Speaker 4: Indeed, indeed, Ben he's pretty scary looking as it is

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Speaker 4: if you ask me. But our fifth goal is AOC.

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Speaker 4: We could leave her out. Whose unbelievable rant shivers up

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Speaker 14: This city was built by the Irish escaping fanine, Italians

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Speaker 14: fleeing fascism, chose escaping Holocaust, plant Americans fleeing sand slavery,

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Speaker 3: Native people standing for.

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Speaker 15: Themselves, Asian Americans coming together in Queens in Brooklyn, It

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Speaker 15: at Brooks and Manicine. It's stat Island, this country in

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Speaker 15: a vision to bill the freest, toughest and greatest city

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Speaker 3: Wow.

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Speaker 4: Forget Freddy Krueger, forget Chucky that terrified me.

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Speaker 7: Okay, bo, we cannot forget our ghoul. Gavin Newsom, he.

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Speaker 11: Uses his daily dose of gel on his costume, and

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Speaker 11: I'm convinced he spends more time on podcasts than running

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Speaker 11: the state of California, you know what I mean, And

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Speaker 11: maybe that's why California went from one hundred billion dollar

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Speaker 11: to criticize President Trump.

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Speaker 10: Take a look, as the Democratic Party, we have a

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Speaker 10: failures in the past. We got crushed in this last election,

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Speaker 10: and now we're in a position we are struggling to communicate.

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Speaker 10: We're struggling to win back now the majority in the

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Speaker 10: House of Representatives. And that's a big part of what

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Speaker 10: I'm doing, not just in terms of the work out

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Speaker 10: here raising money, but also raising awareness around how Donald

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Speaker 10: Trump is trying to rig the midterm elections and how

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Speaker 10: I fear that we will not have an election in

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Speaker 10: twenty twenty eight.

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Speaker 3: I really mean that, and the.

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Speaker 10: Core of my soul unless we wake up to the

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Speaker 11: Okay, So, while California continues to go down the drain,

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Speaker 11: seems that Gavin Newsom, he's out campaigning on the same

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Speaker 11: lies regarding the mid term in twenty twenty eight elections.

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Speaker 7: It's pretty gooulish behavior.

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Speaker 4: If you ask me, Yeah, you know, Benny, I used

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Speaker 4: to call him greasy Gavin. Maybe we call him ghulish Gavin.

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Speaker 4: Now our seventh goal is Virginia Attorney General candidate Jay Jones,

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Speaker 4: whose text messages condoning violence continue to plague him. He

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Speaker 4: sent texts longing for then Speaker Todd Gilbert to get

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Speaker 4: America's Voice Live. Democrats on Capitol Hill are facing growing

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Speaker 4: Here to discuss this with us is Congressman William Timmans

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Speaker 11: And Congressman, do you think that Schumer is trying to

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Speaker 1: That's exactly what it is.

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Speaker 11: Congressman, thank you so much for joining us today. We

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Speaker 7: Up after the break and coming up after the break.

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Speaker 11: Things are heating up as the voters head to the

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Speaker 11: Elections are Tuesday for many states, with heated races that

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Speaker 7: Do you think this will affect the election outcome at all?

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Speaker 3: But no, I don't see that affecting the outcome.

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Speaker 4: It's going to be very difficult.

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Speaker 17: I mean, remember, northern Virginia where I sit right now,

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Speaker 17: former government employees if they haven't yet moved from the area,

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Speaker 17: and they're kind of hot against Donald Trump right now.

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Speaker 17: Of course, that's a deep state problem that we need

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Speaker 17: to be fixing. But Northern Virginia is always a big

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Speaker 17: challenge in recent decades for Republican statewide candidates. That does

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Speaker 17: not mean that she can't do well. We're seeing heavy

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Speaker 17: energy out the Republicans are energized in Virginia. The question

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Speaker 17: is are there enough votes to bring her over the top. Now,

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Speaker 17: I think Attorney General candidate Jason Millies is going to

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Speaker 17: beat Jay Jones, who had those rancid texts where he

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Speaker 17: was wishing on the death of a former Speaker of

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Speaker 17: the House and his family, and I think that that

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Speaker 17: negativity has definitely penetrated that state. So Miras has the

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Speaker 17: upper hand. If there's energy enough there that oddly enough

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Speaker 17: may sweep right up into the governor's race and help

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Speaker 17: win some seers out.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, it's definitely going to be a tough one and

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Speaker 11: a pretty close call there. Let's shift to California, So

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Speaker 11: Prop fifty will allow Democrats to redistrict before the next census,

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Speaker 11: and now this potentially flipping up to five Republican seats

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Speaker 11: to Democrat for the twenty twenty six through twenty thirty election.

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Speaker 7: Give us your thoughts on this. What are you seeing.

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Speaker 17: Well, the poll seemed to indicate that it's going to pass,

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Speaker 17: but there may be some legal challenges to this that

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Speaker 17: are quite serious that could thwart Gavin Newsom's efforts to

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Speaker 17: do this. And also there is some evidence of real

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Speaker 17: Republican energy in the state and showing some concern about this,

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Speaker 17: absolutely with many Republicans and districts that they would lose

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Speaker 17: their congressman and have to be represented by a Democrat.

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Speaker 4: But I mean, if I had to put money on it,

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Speaker 4: I think it's.

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Speaker 1: Going to pass.

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Speaker 17: But you're seeing an effort across the nation. It just

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Speaker 17: got finished in Ohio. We've seen Missouri and Texas do this.

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Speaker 17: Florida is likely to do it. Indiana has had Governor

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Speaker 17: Braun called a special session. There there are a lot

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Speaker 17: Gavin Newsom can pull out.

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Speaker 3: Of his hat in this one.

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Speaker 11: Well, Jim, thank you so much for your expertise and

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Speaker 11: sharing this with us and our viewers.

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Speaker 7: Great discussion.

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Speaker 11: And coming up after the break, we'll discuss a case

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Speaker 11: in Florida where an elementary school teacher was placed on

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Speaker 11: administrative leave after trying to force students to.

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Speaker 7: Address her with a gender neutral term. More on that

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Speaker 7: after the break. Welcome back to America's Voice Live.

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Speaker 11: While some of us would like to forget going to school,

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Speaker 11: one of the common things that we all remember is

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Speaker 11: the simplicity of simply calling your teacher male or female,

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Speaker 11: mister or missus.

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Speaker 7: Well, in Talbot, Florida, a school.

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Speaker 11: Teacher has been placed on administrative leave for supposedly forcing

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Speaker 11: students to address her with the gender neutral term MX.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 11: This is despite Florida's banning of DEI practices and schools.

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Speaker 11: Governor rond De Santez made this clear back in twenty

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Speaker 11: twenty three when he signed a law that strictly prohibits

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Speaker 11: K through twelve teachers from using any pronouns.

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Speaker 7: Not related to their biological sex.

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Speaker 11: Joining us to discuss as turning point, USA contributor Morgan.

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Speaker 7: McMichael, Thank you, guys.

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Speaker 11: Morgan you've spent a lot of time on campuses and

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Speaker 11: just advocating for the next generation. We see instances of

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Speaker 11: teachers asserting these LGBTQIA whatever you want to call it,

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Speaker 11: talking points and classrooms often.

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Speaker 7: Why do you think that is?

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Speaker 18: You know, they want to continue to share their woke

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Speaker 18: leftist ideology because they have this power grab. A lot

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Speaker 18: of these public school teachers think that they can get

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Speaker 18: away with any thing, especially on college campuses, if they're

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Speaker 18: ten yeared or if they have the school board backing

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Speaker 18: them to where they're going to continue to spout things

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Speaker 18: like you can change your gender, or asking for students

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Speaker 18: to use their preferred pronouns, which I think is absolutely ludicrous,

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Speaker 18: and it also is the result when there isn't truth

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Speaker 18: and false anymore, when you are actually promoting the idea

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Speaker 18: that things that are inherently incorrect can be correct, and

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Speaker 18: so even something as simple as she her, versus he, him,

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Speaker 18: mister and missus and using the pronouns that are assigned

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Speaker 18: to biologically at birth in a classroom, which is the

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Speaker 18: appropriate thing to do, is now getting the lines blurred,

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Speaker 18: which I just think is really unfortunate to these students' futures.

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Speaker 18: Because it is vastly confusing to young children. And I'm

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Speaker 18: sure that parents had no say or knowledge in this

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Speaker 18: until it was brought to the public eye.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and we're gonna I think back to Jordan Peterson

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Speaker 4: when I first got interested in what he was saying.

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Speaker 4: I remember it was a think was the Province of

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Speaker 4: Alberta that was trying to force him to say these pronouns,

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Speaker 4: and he said, I would do it, Bet, I don't

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Speaker 4: want to be forced to do it. And that was

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Speaker 4: at the college level. So it's important to recognize that

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Speaker 4: these are elementary school children. They're not even college aged kids.

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Speaker 4: So why do you think some of these teachers insist

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Speaker 4: to adhere to such a ridiculous concept.

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Speaker 18: Well, like I said, I think it's a power grab,

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Speaker 18: and I think it's because they genuinely believe this ideology

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Speaker 18: that is so damaging to our society that they will

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Speaker 18: do anything that they can to try and persuade the

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Speaker 18: raising and protecting to get them to believe something that

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Speaker 18: is not true. And I think that these teachers should

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Speaker 18: be fired for it. I think that school board members

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Speaker 18: that are trying to have pornographic books in the library

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Speaker 18: should be fired for that. I think that anybody who

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Speaker 18: is trying to remove reality and common sense from the

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Speaker 18: classroom needs to be.

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Speaker 7: Held accountable for it.

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Speaker 11: And Morgan, can you comment or do you have any

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Speaker 11: words on what parents are saying about this situation. You

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Speaker 11: are always on the ground and always getting that information,

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Speaker 11: and we just want to hear your perspective.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 18: You know, anytime I talk to parents, especially conservative parents

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Speaker 18: maybe they don't have the option to send their children

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Speaker 18: to private schools or homeschool their children, are very concerned

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Speaker 18: with what public.

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Speaker 7: Education is heading towards.

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Speaker 18: A lot of these school boards just aren't being held

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Speaker 18: accountable for the decisions that are being made, or aren't

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Speaker 18: listening to the parents in their in their districts. And

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Speaker 18: I think it's really important for parents to be directly

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Speaker 18: involved in their parents or in their children's educations so

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Speaker 18: that they know exactly what is happening in those classrooms.

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Speaker 4: Morgan, I was really encouraged. A couple of weeks ago,

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Speaker 4: I went to the Moms for Liberty Summit in Orlando

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Speaker 4: and there was a middle school like charter like pilot

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Speaker 4: program for Turning Point ambassadors, these two young kids. That

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Speaker 4: was amazing. They did Build of Bears with Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 4: You probably know about this. I think this is great

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Speaker 4: that Turning Point is getting involved even at a younger age.

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Speaker 4: And my understanding is that the girl had to convents

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Speaker 4: Charlie to do it. And now here we are. So

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Speaker 4: what do you at Turning Point say to those young students,

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Speaker 4: because it seems like you've got to get younger and

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Speaker 4: younger to get them aware of what's going on around them.

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Speaker 4: What is TPUSA teach students at a very young age?

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Speaker 18: Absolutely, I mean something that Charlie and Erica have always

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Speaker 18: said is, you know, it starts at home. It starts

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Speaker 18: with the parents and the parents being able to educate

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Speaker 18: their children properly and be educated themselves on what to do.

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Speaker 18: And I can happily say that Club America has hit

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Speaker 18: college campus or high school campuses, excuse me, across this country.

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Speaker 18: We are seeing over one thousand chapters and more are

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Speaker 18: continuing to be chartered. And I know that high school students,

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Speaker 18: I mean, at the young age of thirteen, These freshmen

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Speaker 18: in high school are hungry for the truth and to

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Speaker 18: carry on Charlie's legacy more and more every single day.

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Speaker 7: And it really is just a.

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Speaker 18: Beacon of hope and encouragement to see that high schoolers

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Speaker 18: even are getting involved politically.

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Speaker 7: And I know we're only going to continue to grow.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's just getting bigger and bigger. And I really

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Speaker 7: Well.

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Speaker 4: Morgan met Michael, thank you so much for joining us today.

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Speaker 7: Thank you guys.

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Speaker 4: Coming up after the break, I'll discuss the National Education

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Speaker 4: Association and their questionable partnership with a nonprofit association to

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Speaker 4: More on that after the break, stay will us welcome

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Speaker 4: back to AVL. The National Education Association, or any A

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Speaker 4: for short, is the largest coalition of educators in the

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Speaker 4: US who are responsible for the development of the curriculum

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Speaker 4: in the name of advancing education. The association, however, is

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Speaker 4: coming under fire for their partnership with the Zen Education Project,

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Speaker 4: a nonprofit that promotes what's frankly revisionist history as they

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Speaker 4: make school lessons tailored to rewriting the facts of his

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Speaker 4: historical events to fit with social justice narratives. Now, what's

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Speaker 4: more is that the Zen Education Project is actively involved

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Speaker 4: with organizations such as Black Lives Matter, making this partnership

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Speaker 4: between the NEA and the Zen Education Project seem more

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Speaker 4: like a play for indoctrination than education. Joining me now

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Speaker 4: to discuss this is the President for Accuracy in Media,

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Speaker 4: Adam Gillett. Adam, thank you so much for being with

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Speaker 4: me today on this spooky Halloween And this is actually

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Speaker 4: a pretty spooky story to be honest with you, you know,

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Speaker 4: because DEI seems to be persisting across all levels of education.

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Speaker 4: So what I want to know is how is accuracy

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Speaker 4: and media exposing instances like this.

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Speaker 19: Well, we have a team of hidden camera investigators that

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Speaker 19: go across the country to find these people breaking the law.

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Speaker 19: I've personally been in over two hundred school districts across

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Speaker 19: America in Red States, and what I find time and

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Speaker 19: time again is that these highly paid school administrators bragged

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Speaker 19: me about lying to parents, deceiving parents, circumventing laws, and

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Speaker 19: breaking And we see this not just with the Zen

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Speaker 19: Education Project, but with a new service called New Zella,

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Speaker 19: which is in ninety percent of school classrooms, ninety percent

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Speaker 19: of them have it in Nowzella partners with ZIN with

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Speaker 19: the sixteen to nineteen Project, and with the Southern Poverty

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Speaker 19: Law Center, and they've got that in Red state classrooms.

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Speaker 4: Wow, so you have hidden cameras. This is amazing that

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Speaker 4: it's almost like an O'Keefe thing here. I'm very impressed

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Speaker 4: with this. And my mom is a public educator for

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Speaker 4: almost forty years, so this is even better. Do teachers

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Speaker 4: now have a say in what schools include within their

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Speaker 4: lesson plans? Or is it forced upon them nowadays?

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Speaker 19: You know, that's a great question because what we've seen

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Speaker 19: in the last couple of years is more and more districts.

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Speaker 19: Dare I say most school districts hired equity officers and

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Speaker 19: you might think that's only in Boulder or Berkeley. Fort

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Speaker 19: Worth ISD, one of twenty school districts in the Fort

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Speaker 19: Worth area, has a dozen full time non classroom equity officers.

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Speaker 19: I'm sure they've printed new business cards since that became illegal,

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Speaker 19: but I'm I'm sure none of them lost their jobs.

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Speaker 19: And what those staffers do is work to ensure the

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Speaker 19: principles of DEI are integrated into every facet of education.

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Speaker 19: This isn't about right or wrong history or revisionist history.

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Speaker 19: They've got this stuff in math class. So even if

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Speaker 19: you're an educator who's not keen on making politics a

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Speaker 19: big part of math, these folks are going to make

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Speaker 19: sure you do it.

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Speaker 4: So does that mean if you correctly answer two plus

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Speaker 4: two plus equals four that's racist? Somehow, I mean amazing

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Speaker 4: that this is even in math. Well, so let's follow

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Speaker 4: the money. Then, how are these lesson plans getting funded?

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Speaker 3: Well?

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Speaker 19: NEWZELLDA, for example, has a free version, but they also

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Speaker 19: have a paid version in many school districts used COVID

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Speaker 19: Baillot funds to pay for New Zella. And going back

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Speaker 19: to the NEEA, people forget they are the biggest donors

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Speaker 19: in all of American politics. The teachers unions donate more

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Speaker 19: money than George Soros, more money than Charles Koch. And

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Speaker 19: what are they donating our money? Even if students don't learn,

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Speaker 19: and by all objective measures, we are raised a generation

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Speaker 19: that will be less educated than the generation before them.

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Speaker 19: Even if students don't learn, every two weeks without fail,

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Speaker 19: the teachers get paid every paycheck without failed, a portion

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Speaker 19: goes to the union and every two years without failed.

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Speaker 19: That money goes to far left candidates. More states need

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Speaker 19: to do what Florida has done, which is, instead of

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Speaker 19: the state government collecting the union dues for each employee,

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Speaker 19: the employees have to cut a check on their own.

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Speaker 19: Once we did that in Florida, union enrollment declined precipitously.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's interesting you mentioned Florida. I was at the

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Speaker 4: Mom's Fore Liberty Summit just a couple of weeks ago

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Speaker 4: in Orlando, and you've got these alternatives now to unions.

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Speaker 4: How prolific do you think that's going to be when

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Speaker 4: teachers realize that that they have an alternative to joining

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Speaker 4: a union where they don't even know where that money

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Speaker 4: is going. Well, we know now, but they might not

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Speaker 4: even know where their dues are going.

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Speaker 19: Well exactly. I mean, I think the whole marketplace of

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Speaker 19: education is changing in America right before our lives. More

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Speaker 19: than fifty percent of all students in the country now

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Speaker 19: live in a state with some form of significant school choice.

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Speaker 19: Many states like Florida, Ohio, Arizona have universal school choice

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Speaker 19: where the money follows the child. Essentially, we fund education

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Speaker 19: the same way we fund food stamps. You're not geographically

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Speaker 19: assigned to store to buy your groceries. You get the

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Speaker 19: funds and you use them how you choose to a degree,

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Speaker 19: and that has led to a proliferation of charter schools,

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Speaker 19: of classical academies, of new private schools popping up. And

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Speaker 19: those people aren't going to automatically join the NEA. These

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Speaker 19: teachers are more likely to join alternative associations instead, where

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Speaker 19: they're not essentially funding far left politics that they may

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Speaker 19: not agree with.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, school choice, parent choice, teacher choice, I agree with

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Speaker 4: all those. And one thing I think I learned Adam

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Speaker 4: at this Mom's for Liberty summit that I don't think

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Speaker 4: I would have known had I not gone, is that

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Speaker 4: they really have a great ecosystem built in to affect

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Speaker 4: change when they see problems. There is a chapter that

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Speaker 4: even if it's not in your hometown, that you can

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Speaker 4: get the nearest chapter close by and go attack the problem.

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Speaker 4: What do you recommend that parents can do in situations

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Speaker 4: where they encounter problem, where DEI is being forced down

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Speaker 4: their kids' throats at school?

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Speaker 3: What can they do?

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Speaker 19: I'll be honest with you, Like I said, I've been

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Speaker 19: undercover in over two hundred school districts across the country

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Speaker 19: in red states, and these administrators and principles, they may

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Speaker 19: seem really kind and well intentioned to you, and I

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Speaker 19: meet with them with hidden cameras. They seem just as

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Speaker 19: kind and well intentioned, but what they intend for your

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Speaker 19: child might be dramatically different from what you intend for

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Speaker 19: your child. I got to say, if you have a

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Speaker 19: child in traditional K through twelve education, take them out tomorrow.

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Speaker 19: These are radicals who consistently stay one step ahead of

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Speaker 19: the law in order to push their agenda into every

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Speaker 19: facet of education. There are so many alternatives, like we said,

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Speaker 19: with classical academies, charter schools, homeschools, learning pods now and

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Speaker 19: most Americans, as I said, live in a state with

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Speaker 19: school choice. Pull your kid out of traditional K through

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Speaker 19: twelve education. Yours isn't the good one. I've met with

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Speaker 19: those people, and as I said, they bragged me about

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Speaker 19: how they lie to you.

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Speaker 4: Well, Adam, real quick, just a couple of seconds, tell

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Speaker 4: us where you can go to find out more about

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Speaker 4: what the work you're doing in accuracy and media Sure.

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Speaker 19: Our website is AIM dot org. Aim dot org. We're

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Speaker 19: active on every social media platform. We just released another

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Speaker 19: hidden camera investigation from Dayton, Ohio this week, and we

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Speaker 19: have several more coming out next week. The law means

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Speaker 19: nothing that these radicals running higher education and K through

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Speaker 19: twelve education.

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Speaker 4: Well, thanks for all the good work you're doing. We'll

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Speaker 4: make sure we keep posting on all your great work. Adam.

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Speaker 4: Thank you so much for joining us today.

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Speaker 19: Thank you for having me.

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Speaker 4: will have a story that reminds us of just how

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Speaker 4: wonderful America really is. Plus your answers to America's Voices

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Speaker 4: question of the day, what is your favorite Halloween tradition?

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Speaker 4: And why? We'll be right back.

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Speaker 11: Welcome back to Real America's Voice on this Halloween Friday.

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Speaker 11: So what makes America wonderful? We do this every day

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Speaker 11: with the hope of putting a smile on your face.

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Speaker 11: So today's story is coming to you right here from

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Speaker 11: the nation's capital, where President Trump and First Lady Milania

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Speaker 11: Trump took time last night to ensure trigger treaders could

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Speaker 11: receive candy at the White House and now listen. After

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Speaker 11: coming back from his weekend trip into Asia, President Trump

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Speaker 11: and First Lady Milania.

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Speaker 7: They quickly fixed themselves up.

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Speaker 11: I hope Trump took a little nap, and then they

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Speaker 11: positioned themselves at the bottom steps of the South White

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Speaker 11: House lawn. They received a huge line of trigger treaders,

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Speaker 11: so many kids, kids, and while there were many memorable costumes,

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Speaker 11: the best it had to be the siblings who dressed

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Speaker 11: up as the McDonald drive through. It was an obvious

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Speaker 11: nod to the President's favorite fast food joint, and I

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Speaker 11: have to agree with Trump on that one. While things

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Speaker 11: are very serious in this world, it's nice sometimes to

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Speaker 11: just take a break from all the headlines and.

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Speaker 7: Stories to bring some much needed positivity.

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Speaker 11: And President Trump's jester yesterday reminds us of what makes

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Speaker 11: America wonderful.

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Speaker 7: He even continued the tradition of putting the candy bar

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Speaker 7: on top of a kid's head.

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Speaker 11: Now it's time for your real America's Voice question of

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Speaker 11: the day. Okay, drum roll please, what is your favorite

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Speaker 11: Halloween tradition and why? Here are some of the answers

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Speaker 11: we got on our social media. At first, we have

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Speaker 11: Besore Todd and they said cider donuts dipped in hot

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Speaker 11: apple barrel snaps. Stephen Gail up next and he said,

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Speaker 11: it's the greatest pumpkin Charlie Brown, How sweet is this?

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Speaker 7: Growing up on a farm in Kentucky in the seventies

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Speaker 7: with no cable.

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Speaker 11: It's the TV shows for my childhood that make the

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Speaker 11: holidays for me. Now listen, I agree with that. I'm

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Speaker 11: from Illinois, so I am missing those small town harvest

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Speaker 11: Knights as well. And a couple more we have twelve

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Speaker 11: sk seven said going to a bar and toasting with

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Speaker 11: a mug of beer.

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Speaker 7: And then someone else.

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Speaker 11: Said, I love seeing Elvis at the gas station and

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Speaker 11: some smurfs and witches at the grocery store. It makes

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Speaker 11: me a smile. And another one more before we head

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Speaker 11: over to Eric Bowling. But this one says, decorate the

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Speaker 11: house and I answer the door with a Halloween mask

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Speaker 11: and it freaks all the kids out just a little.

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Speaker 11: Let's bring in Eric Bowling for the hand off to

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Speaker 11: our next show. But Eric, I have to put you

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Speaker 11: on the spot. Okay, what is your favorite Halloween tradition?

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Speaker 3: So now or then? Now? I literally we just we

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Speaker 3: put a big table, a big along with a rectangular table,

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Speaker 3: put a bunch of chairs, around that. We bring some

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Speaker 3: a bar, bring the bar out to the driveway, and

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Speaker 3: when parents come to bring the kids down the street

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Speaker 3: they come, they may hang out and have a cocktail

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Speaker 3: for a while and let the kids go trick or

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Speaker 3: treet down the street. When they come back, they pick

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Speaker 3: them up and they go. We do this every single

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Speaker 3: year and I absolutely love that. But my best I'll

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Speaker 3: tell you what I want to know something any but

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Speaker 3: the best Halloween tradition I have. I go to Halloween

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Speaker 3: Horror Nights. I was there two nights ago is and

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Speaker 3: Halloween horn Nights in Orlando is there to two in

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Speaker 3: the morning, acting like I was fifteen. But I had

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Speaker 3: the best time of my absolutely door being scared by

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Speaker 3: uh just crazy people and you can't they can't touch

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Speaker 3: it and you can't touch them, so you know it's

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Speaker 3: you know, it's not gonna really be happening, but when

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Speaker 3: you're in these haunted houses, it really scares the Bejesus

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Speaker 3: out of you.

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Speaker 7: As they say, well, Eric, thank.

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Speaker 11: You so much, it's great to see you have a

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Speaker 11: great show, and happy Halloween.

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Speaker 3: Well happy Halloween to you too. I'm gonna take I'll

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Speaker 3: take it from you. Guys. Can we take it from now.

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Speaker 3: We can take it from here, can we Yeah, we'll

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Speaker 3: do it. Let's do it. Let's do it a little bit.

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Speaker 3: And and you want to know something, we have a

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Speaker 3: you what's going on with the market before it even

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Speaker 3: closes today. So right now, Dow Jones Industrial Average up.

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Speaker 3: We have an update in the Dow. We have an

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Speaker 3: update in the Nasdaq again, right we're pressuring, pressing up

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Speaker 3: against record highs in all three of those of doubt,

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Speaker 3: the S and P, the Nasdaq, good news, Vix's even

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Speaker 3: not bad news there. Gold Gold was up about thirty

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Speaker 3: down three dollars right now, still over four thousand dollars ounce.

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Speaker 3: We're gonna talk to Phil Patrick in a little bit

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Speaker 3: about the direction of gold. Also, oil up, moving up

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Speaker 3: just a bit. Crypto bounce back, thankfully, Crypto finally has

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Speaker 3: found some footing. One ten to the bitcoin. It was

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Speaker 3: one O six and changed yesterday at this very time.

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Speaker 3: And then Ethereum bounce back a little bit. XRP, all

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Speaker 3: of them. We look at cro we look across the

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Speaker 3: board of Friday folks. Trump finishes his deal making with

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Speaker 3: shijiping in China, rare earth deals, maybe lower tariffs again.

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Speaker 3: I'll stand by this. Tariffs are not healthy for any economy,

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Speaker 3: theirs or ours. Just throwing it out there again. Don't yell,

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Speaker 3: let me rumble chat like you always do. But that's

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Speaker 3: where we are. So good news across the board, really

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Speaker 3: really really nice run. We got to keep an eye

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Speaker 3: now because interest rates seem to be flattening out for

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Speaker 3: another interest rate drop, which is always helpful to things

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Speaker 3: that are kind of traded based on interestrates being