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Speaker 1: today American industry was reborn. Today America's destiny was reclaimed,

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Speaker 1: and the day that we began to make America wealthy again.

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Speaker 2: Wealthy, true to his promise on a campaign trail, and

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Speaker 2: to address a growing national emergency over America's chronic and

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Speaker 2: massive trade deficits, President Trump is imposed terror of some

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Speaker 2: only to reduce America's trade deficit. It is to defend

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Speaker 2: The policy is working for America and no one should

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Speaker 2: be surprised by this, because because before the word tariff

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Speaker 2: built the foundation for today's America First agenda. Their ideas

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Speaker 2: were rooted in three core principles sovereignty, security, and the

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Speaker 3: Have not seen and so far we haven't seen it.

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Speaker 4: It was a major catastrophic prediction, right the Panicans, The

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Speaker 4: seen that. And I think there does need to be

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Speaker 4: a little contrition by economic ruling class. Like hey, back

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Speaker 4: what it has done is it recentered America as the

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Speaker 2: It started with Alexander Hamilton, the original architect of American

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Speaker 3: The United States.

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Speaker 2: Needed teriffs to defend its young industries from British domination

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Speaker 2: Clay carried Hamilton's vision forward. His American system prioritized three

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Speaker 2: above all, protective tariffs. Clay said it best in eighteen

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Speaker 2: the same logic President Trump used nearly two hundred years

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Speaker 2: later when he invoked Section two thirty two to impose

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Speaker 5: A country that's brought that's genuinely brought together, that trusts

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Speaker 5: Going with this.

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Speaker 4: We did not receive any apologies from the ruling class

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Speaker 4: Russian disinformation. It's just Operation Sign this letter.

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Speaker 3: And you know, I'm.

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Speaker 4: Making a good point here because there was no there

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Speaker 6: Want to do Russian illusion? Do you want to do?

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Speaker 5: All I'm suggesting, though, is this full on, constant reltigation

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Speaker 3: Explained the fight and.

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Speaker 2: Lincoln knew that protecting American industry meant protecting American workers

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Speaker 1: This is one of the most important days, in my opinion,

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Speaker 3: And it all happened very quickly.

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Speaker 1: With today's action, we are finally going to be able

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Speaker 2: The fake news wants us to believe these are fringe ideas,

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Speaker 2: but history teaching this is the American tradition. President Trump's

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Speaker 5: Blame to me. Then the the ascension of Mandamni, Well.

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Speaker 4: It's fair, I mean, Mamdani can be easily explained.

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Speaker 4: We need to go through this like once every twenty

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Speaker 3: I would, I would. I hope you're right.

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Speaker 6: Let's just hope nobody dies, because that's what usually happened.

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Speaker 4: But mam Donnie can be best understood as a The

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Speaker 4: people that voted for him are actually more college educated

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Speaker 4: own stocks driven by seven hundred thousand people worry about populism.

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Speaker 3: That's right.

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Speaker 5: My worry about populism is and this is true on

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Speaker 3: They get lied to about.

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Speaker 5: What the politicians can actually do for them. That's what

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Speaker 5: populism actually is.

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Speaker 4: But the technocrats have been lying to us. It's not

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Speaker 4: like this idea that populist.

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Speaker 3: Are in a life.

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Speaker 4: President Trump's the one that's actually kept his promise is

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Speaker 4: he said he's going to secure the border, and he did.

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Speaker 4: Supreme Court is. But I would just say beyond, mom donniism't.

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Speaker 4: The thing I want to caution your audience is you're

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Speaker 4: going to get maggionism. You're going to get one off

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Speaker 4: not we're not. We're we look at us, Oh, mom donnie.

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Speaker 4: Is the problem? The c suite of this country should

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Speaker 3: We'll do a deal.

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Speaker 4: We'll bring you in the room. We'll talk about tax cuts.

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Speaker 4: Tench between capital and labor, because the alternative is MAGGIONI

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Speaker 4: and mom, Donnie, and you don't want that one.

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Speaker 2: From Hamilton to Clay, from Lincoln to McKinley and now

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Speaker 2: President Donald John Trump, the core idea has remained the same.

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Speaker 2: Put American workers first, build American industry, protect American sovereignty.

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Speaker 2: This is the art of the America First agenda. It's

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Speaker 2: Five leaders, one philosophy, the area, make tariffs great again,

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Speaker 6: This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray

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Speaker 6: for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on these people.

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Speaker 6: There's not got a free shot. All these networks lying

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Speaker 6: of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I

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Speaker 6: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 7: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 6: Bath Wednesday, thirteen August and the year Verler twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 6: We are head to or we're reformatting the show a

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Speaker 6: little bit this morning, President Trump. Because President Trump is

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Speaker 6: Smithsonian Institute. President Trump seizing the high ground. Remember we

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Speaker 6: for Immigration Studies. A blockbuster report put up with these guys.

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Speaker 6: The Senate voted to pass the new map for redistricting.

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Speaker 6: Of course, the hapless governor and quite frankly disappointing lieutenant

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Speaker 7: You can follow all of your favors Steve Banner, Charlie Kirk, Jack,

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Speaker 6: You've got some reporting on their plans, Well can you tell.

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Speaker 6: I've heard enough. We wouldn't have to listen to that

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Speaker 11: Brian Harrison, Yeah, I mean let's take a step back

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Speaker 11: But on the redisserting thing, this is one point for

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Speaker 11: But here's the reality. And for folks still scratching their

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Speaker 11: There are big government liberals who call themselves Democrats, and

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Speaker 6: Better, Brian Harrison. Have we taken any parking spots? Have

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Speaker 11: By the way the mainstream media and their breathless coverage

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Speaker 11: Yeah, Round two comes Friday. If you want to do

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Speaker 11: Patriotic Texans have been losing for decades to feckless establishment

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Speaker 11: to be able to get away with their games and

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Speaker 11: selling the next generation down the river like they've been

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Speaker 11: getting away for far too long. The stakes couldn't be higher.

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Speaker 11: The future of Texas is on the line. That means

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Speaker 11: the future of America's on the line. That means the

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Speaker 11: future of the planet is on the line.

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Speaker 3: Stay in the fight.

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Speaker 11: I appreciate you, and I appreciate the posse and all

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Speaker 11: you're doing.

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Speaker 6: As Texas go, so goes the nation. As the nation goes,

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Speaker 6: so goes the world. Brian Harrison, thank you for joining

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Speaker 6: us this morning. I appreciate you.

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Speaker 3: Amen, goublish all a fighter.

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Speaker 6: Steve Camarado, by the way, explosive news on your new analysis.

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Speaker 6: But see when Todd Bensman, before Todd Benson went over

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Speaker 6: and is one of Holman's deputies, we used to have

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Speaker 6: this discussion about Texas all the time, about the phony,

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Speaker 6: the phony, things that Abbott would put in and sound tough,

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Speaker 6: but nothing would happen today. This report you've got I

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Speaker 6: want to take in. We're going to hold you through

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Speaker 6: the break walk through this explosive was it? Two point

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Speaker 6: two million foreign nationals have left the United States of

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Speaker 6: America since January, since the started President Trump's second term

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Speaker 6: and one point six million illegal aliens. How did you

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Speaker 6: derive these numbers? Sir?

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Speaker 7: Right, So, as your listeners may know, we have a

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Speaker 7: thing called it's called the Household Survey. It's technically known

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Speaker 7: as the Current Populations Early. It's where we get all

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Speaker 7: the unemployment numbers, not the job growth numbers, the thing

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Speaker 7: that caused the controversy with the revision. It's a different survey.

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Speaker 7: And this survey asks people things like where were you

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Speaker 7: born in? What country are you from? And we can

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Speaker 7: look at that, and it has been for the last

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Speaker 7: thirty years one of the main sources of information on

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Speaker 7: the foreign born. Now your listeners might say, look, but

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Speaker 7: do foreign or do we legal immigrants? Respond, well, let

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Speaker 7: me tell them this. If you look at the data

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Speaker 7: from the time Joe Biden took office in January of

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Speaker 7: twenty twenty one and when he left in January twenty

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Speaker 7: twenty five, you find an eight million, eight point three

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Speaker 7: million growth in the foreign born during that time period.

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Speaker 7: And we don't let anywhere near that many legal immigrants in.

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Speaker 7: And some of the legal immigrants here went home and

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Speaker 7: some passed away. About three hundred thousand die. It's a

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Speaker 7: very large population. So it's just human mortality. So in

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Speaker 7: that context, most of that eight million growth the survey

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Speaker 7: picked up had to be mathematically illegal immigrants. And now

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Speaker 7: we're seeing the reverse, a dramatic decline. As you said,

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Speaker 7: the overall immigrant population, legal and illegal together declined by

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Speaker 7: two point two million just January of this year to

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Speaker 7: July of this year. And as best we can tell,

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Speaker 7: about one point six million of that decline are illegal immigrants.

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Speaker 7: Now some of them may have gone home. There's a

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Speaker 7: small number of deaths natural mortality. So maybe the thing

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Speaker 7: to talk about next is do I believe the numbers.

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Speaker 7: The numbers clearly show that they clearly have picked up

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Speaker 7: illegal immigrants in the past. That's just there's no question.

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Speaker 7: So the big question is it Yeah, I think it is.

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Speaker 6: Hang On, hang on, hang on, hang on. We're gonna

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Speaker 6: take a short commercial break. We're gonna leave them hanging

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Speaker 6: in anticipation. Camaradas with us from cis John Solomon, next

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Speaker 6: War Room.

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Speaker 3: Here's your host, Stephen k. Ban.

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Speaker 6: Okay, camarad is going to hang with us, because this

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Speaker 6: is we have to take a moment and drill down

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Speaker 6: on this for a second. It's quite it's very important

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Speaker 6: and quite profound what he's come up with, and I

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Speaker 6: think it shows you the impact President Trump's policies are having.

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Speaker 6: This is why we opened on the tariffs with Charlie

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Speaker 6: Kirk on CNBC this morning, preaching the gospel of populace nationalism.

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Speaker 6: Kobe Yase's newsletter, which are his Twitter feed on tariff's

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Speaker 6: how much cash come in? I'm putting up momentarily camerad

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Speaker 6: all fits into that. John Watts was going to join

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Speaker 6: us about the seizing of these institutions, particularly in the

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Speaker 6: nation's capital, the deployment of the National Guard. Also President Trump.

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Speaker 6: As you know, we're going to cut at eleven o'clock

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Speaker 6: to go live. President Trump is going to be at

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Speaker 6: the Kennedy Center. He's going to announce I think the

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Speaker 6: recipients of the Kennedy Awards that will be handed out

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Speaker 6: in December. I believe I'll also make comments about the

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Speaker 6: I think the eleven or twelve different parts of the

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Speaker 6: Smithsonian Institute Museum's natural history, all of it American history

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Speaker 6: that they're going to be going through and vetting and

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Speaker 6: making sure it's focused on American greatness. All that as

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Speaker 6: we seize the high ground. John Solomon's with us. Solomon,

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Speaker 6: I know you're onto something, brother, when you send me

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Speaker 6: these things and like the middle of the night and

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Speaker 6: it's the new breaking news out of Justin News. I

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Speaker 6: get up in the morning and I see other news

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Speaker 6: services of god it have literally retyped John Solomon's breaking

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Speaker 6: news with their own headlines. So I know you're onto something.

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Speaker 6: Walk us through the latest development in the seditious conspiracy

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Speaker 6: case that we're all pursuing, sir.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, So we talked yesterday about Adam Shift that there

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Speaker 12: was an eyewitness on his own staff that went to

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Speaker 12: the FBI said he was leaking classified information. The FBI

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Speaker 12: also had suspicions that James Comey's handpicked pr consultant who

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Speaker 12: he paid for with tax dollars. He brought this guy

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Speaker 12: on to be a special government employe. His name is

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Speaker 12: Daniel Richmond. He's a Columbia Law University professor. And this

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Speaker 12: guy admits listen, I went around the FBI press office.

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Speaker 12: I was Comby's guide to the media. He's working with

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Speaker 12: the New York Times. One of the reporters that wins

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Speaker 12: at Pulitzer that President Trump is now suing over and

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Speaker 12: he's feeding him information and at some point, the FBI

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Speaker 12: becomes concerned that maybe Richmond lead classified information because he

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Speaker 12: attends a meeting with Comby where classified information to share

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Speaker 12: with him. He then has a contact with the reporter

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Speaker 12: who then writes about the classified information, and so they

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Speaker 12: confront him and he gives I think maybe the greatest

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Speaker 12: non denial denial since Donald since Bill Clinton said it

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Speaker 12: depends what the meaning of is is. And the Monica

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Speaker 12: Lewinsky scandal, remember when he tried to parse words to

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Speaker 12: suggest maybe that and had an affair or lied about

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Speaker 12: an affair with his White House intern. Richmond says, when asked,

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Speaker 12: did you lead classified information? I'm pretty sure I didn't

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Speaker 12: confirm it to him, and I'm sure with a discount,

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Speaker 12: I'm sure with a discount that I didn't give him

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Speaker 12: the classified information. The discut means you got to give

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Speaker 12: me some credit. Maybe I didn't do it, or maybe

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Speaker 12: I did do it. It's a remarkable denial all throughout

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Speaker 12: this What you're seeing now is that the top echelons

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Speaker 12: of government, we're using classified information. We're using secret anonymous

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Speaker 12: leaks to the regimes media, the legacy news media to

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Speaker 12: create a false narrative to the American people, and James

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Speaker 12: Comy is right there, so is Adam Schiff, and I

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Speaker 12: think we're going to learn some others.

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Speaker 3: There are some redactions in the.

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Speaker 12: Documents that I got yesterday, and I'm hoping that Pam

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Speaker 12: Bondi and her team will lift those redactions.

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Speaker 3: The Justice Department may have a.

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Speaker 12: Couple of other Comy lieutenants who may have also admitted

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Speaker 12: to leaking right now, those are redacted out of these documents.

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Speaker 12: I'm pressing and I'm getting good reception. I think they'll

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Speaker 12: do the right thing here. But if we can get

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Speaker 12: those redactions lifted, we're going to know just how widespread

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Speaker 12: Komy's leak machine was and whether any of it was classified.

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Speaker 12: I want to point out one thing about what you

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Speaker 12: learned about this. Richmond's honest about why he was hired.

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Speaker 12: He wasn't hired to help the American public. He was

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Speaker 12: hired to help improve James Coomy's image.

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Speaker 3: Just think about that. And to set a narrative, i e.

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Speaker 12: The Russia collusion narrative, I think we have to go

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Speaker 12: back and look at whether that special government employee contract

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Speaker 12: was worth the American taxpayer's money.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it explained the audience why a special government employee.

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Speaker 6: This is not some guy it's just coming as a

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Speaker 6: consultant to do one thing. This is a guy that's

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Speaker 6: not just doing a favor to somebody knows, like you know,

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Speaker 6: if they want to be the intermediary with the Post

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Speaker 6: or cut out this guy, they actually make a special

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Speaker 6: government employee. At the same time, when you read through this,

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Speaker 6: they're setting up meetings for people to brief the New

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Speaker 6: York Times and brief it in detailed after the classified

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Speaker 6: informations going from this. So this is a very organized

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Speaker 6: effort to spoon feed the New York Times highly classified information.

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Speaker 3: Correct sir, Yeah, and listen.

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Speaker 12: What you see here is the New York Times wins

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Speaker 12: the Plitzer off of some of these stories that are leaked.

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Speaker 3: To them by the FBI.

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Speaker 12: And you now realize that the person who's involved in

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Speaker 12: some of that admits the goal was to set a narrative.

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Speaker 3: What was an era of.

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Speaker 12: James Coby's not the bad guy's been made to look

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Speaker 12: out to be and we want you to think Donald

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Speaker 12: Trump is a Russian stooge and that there's real reason

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Speaker 12: to do it. So the leaks actually have a purpose. Now,

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Speaker 12: isn't it ironic that The way Richmond describes us, that

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Speaker 12: they're setting a narrative is exactly what the whistleblower on

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Speaker 12: Adam Shift said. Adam Shift said, I want to set

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Speaker 12: a narrative that maybe puts Donald Trump on a path

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Speaker 12: to being indicted or for me Adam Shift to get

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Speaker 12: on some watergatel like committee. You can see now that

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Speaker 12: the legacy media was used by this very targeted leak

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Speaker 12: campaign designed to give information out that you know is

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Speaker 12: somewhat true but completely misleading.

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Speaker 3: By the time they're leaking Russia collusion.

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Speaker 12: The FBI already knows that Christopher Steele's dossi is bunk.

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Speaker 3: He's been fired.

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Speaker 12: These guys are setting the narrative for personal and political agendas,

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Speaker 12: and I think that is what's so disturbing about that

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Speaker 12: the US government is playing a dirty trick on the

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Speaker 12: American people using newspapers like the New York Times.

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Speaker 6: Two things. Number one, by the information they had, they

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Speaker 6: should have been focused on the Chinese Commanist Party, Right,

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Speaker 6: they're getting a two for here.

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Speaker 7: It's or not.

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Speaker 6: It's a misdirection play. It's a misdirection play in the

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Speaker 6: whole Russia hoax, because Russia hoax is just not about

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Speaker 6: Trump and his team, It's also about Russian and the tents.

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Speaker 6: And that's why this is so important, coming out, so brilliant,

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Speaker 6: coming out on the run up to this meeting where

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Speaker 6: I hope we sent the framework for the rap rochemaann

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Speaker 6: just not Ukraine, to undo all the damage has been

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Speaker 6: done by the deep state. So talk to me a

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Speaker 6: minute about that. Because the CCP, they had warnings, and

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Speaker 6: the CCP is where they should have been focused on

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Speaker 6: in sixteen, and yet you don't hear any word about that.

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Speaker 6: They get a two for let's smear Trump and his

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Speaker 6: people at the same time smear the Russians, sir.

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Speaker 12: And let's keep in mind what happens in March of

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Speaker 12: twenty sixteen. In March of twenty sixteen, the FBI gets

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Speaker 12: a dump of documents from Hunter Biden's business partners, and

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Speaker 12: they are now aware in the spring of twenty sixteen,

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Speaker 12: in an unrelated case involving an Indian tribe that was

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Speaker 12: fleeced by some of hunter Biden's business partners, that Hunter

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Speaker 12: Biden has these really deeply concerning ties to China. Right

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Speaker 12: that there's a whistleblower from a bank that sends something

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Speaker 12: to the Securities and Exchange Commission, the FBI gets a

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Speaker 12: whole bunch of grand jury documents. So the FBI has

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Speaker 12: every reason to worry about democratic ties to the Chinese

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Speaker 12: Party and also about whether Hillary Clinton's emails and foundation

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Speaker 12: were corrupt and corruption and security damaging to the United States,

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Speaker 12: and they're just going to hang at a fake Russian

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Speaker 12: shingle on Donald Trump's house to change the dialogue.

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Speaker 3: It's important to put.

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Speaker 12: All these investigations in a time when you start to

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Speaker 12: realize they had reason in sixteen to worry about the

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Speaker 12: Democratic Party in China, and then they start working on

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Speaker 12: this other narrative that is irrefutable now.

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Speaker 6: John, Also, they don't want to touch you see the

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Speaker 6: mainstream media in the narrative war right now, they don't

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Speaker 6: want to touch these allegations in the whistleblowers and anything

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Speaker 6: like that. One of the things that keep going. Well,

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Speaker 6: you shouldn't spend any time on it because the stature

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Speaker 6: of limitations has run out. Can you just inform our

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Speaker 6: audience why this information is relevant in an ongoing criminal

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Speaker 6: investigation today and why it could lead to actual indictments

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Speaker 12: Harmy Dylon right here on Real America's Voice on our

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Speaker 12: show last week laid out something that I think we

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Speaker 12: minds that the Justice Department has, and she says, you

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Speaker 12: should be looking at this criminal case as a deprivation

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Speaker 12: of civil rights, much like the nineteenth sixties error where

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Speaker 12: police were accused of violating African American civil rights during

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Speaker 12: the Jim Crow era. The FBI and Intelligence Committee is

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Speaker 12: going to be looked under the same light. Why they

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Speaker 12: put Donald Trump, they put Carter Page, they put Mike Flynn,

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Speaker 12: they put George Papadoppus, and so many other people before

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Speaker 12: grand jury's caused them to be investigated, to spend millions

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Speaker 12: of dollars when there was no predicated reason to investigate them.

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Speaker 12: That is a deprivation of civil liberties. In the case

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Speaker 12: of Carter Page, in the FISA warrant, he was illegally

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Speaker 12: surveiled based on false and misleading information. So this is

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Speaker 12: what you're beginning to look at. Is they're going to

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Speaker 12: look at sixteen to twenty four is a ongoing conspiracy,

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Speaker 12: and the overarching crime might ironically be a crime that

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Speaker 12: liberals used to be really concerned about. The deprivation of

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Speaker 12: American civil liberties under the color of government authority. I

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Speaker 12: think that's where the grand jury is probably going, based

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Speaker 12: on my early reporting, some of it now on the

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Speaker 12: record with people like car Meet Dillon. And you saw

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Speaker 12: in the last week in the subpoenas that went out

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Speaker 12: to Letitia James at herb lawsuit against President Trump and

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Speaker 12: New York, that ridiculous lawsuit that got that huge find

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Speaker 12: against them. One of the things that the grand jury

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Speaker 12: subpoena makes clear they're looking at whether she violated President

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Speaker 12: Trunt's civil liberty, civil rights. I think that's what we're

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Speaker 12: looking at, a criminal conspiracy to deprive Americans of their

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Speaker 12: civil liberties and freedoms under color of government authority. So

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Speaker 12: that's why this is all becoming very important.

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Speaker 6: John. Where do people go to get all your contents, sir?

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Speaker 3: Yep?

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Speaker 12: Justinnews dot com and on all social media. My handle

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Speaker 12: is Jay Solomon Reports. We'll have another big stuff tonight, Steve.

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Speaker 12: If you thought Hillary Clinton got a pass on the

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Speaker 12: email case, and a lot of people certainly think she did,

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Speaker 12: wait to you see what happened inside the FBI when

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Speaker 12: they tried to investigate her foundation for corruption. We're going

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Speaker 12: to lay out all the obstruction that FBI agents faced.

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Speaker 12: It is really one of the most job dropping things.

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Speaker 12: I think we'll have that in the next forty eight hours,

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Speaker 12: but really deep concerning that there was a protection bracket,

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Speaker 12: not just for Hunter Biden. We've chronicled that with the

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Speaker 12: Irs whistleblowers, but for Hillary Clinton and our foundation.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, brother, perfect timing in the run up to

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Speaker 6: the summit in Alaska. Thank you, sir, John Solomon. Good

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Speaker 6: to be good follows us at six o'clock right here

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Speaker 6: in Real America's voice, Steve Camaradum, let's go back. I

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Speaker 6: want to hear rewind just for a second. This is

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Speaker 6: so big. Two point two million foreign nationals have left

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Speaker 6: the country since between January and June, and of that

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Speaker 6: one point six million illegal alien invaders. Talk to us

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Speaker 6: about why these numbers are so jaw dropping and is

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Speaker 6: this because of President Trump's enforcement? I mean, what is

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Speaker 6: causing this?

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Speaker 10: Sir?

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Speaker 7: Right? So the thing we were talking about before is

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Speaker 7: just a refresher listeners' minds is that it's based on data.

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Speaker 7: The government collects a survey. It's the same survey we

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Speaker 7: get like unemployment rates or labor force participation rates or

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Speaker 7: wage growth. It is not the survey that measures your's

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Speaker 7: job growth. Where there was all the controversy about this

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Speaker 7: survey is a different one. And what it shows is

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Speaker 7: this massive decline in the foreign born. And what it

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Speaker 7: likely means is that a lot fewer people came in

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Speaker 7: and more people left. Now, remember there's always a background

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Speaker 7: rate of deaths. Over a six month period like this,

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Speaker 7: we would expect among the total farm born about one

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Speaker 7: hundred and fifty thousand deaths, and based on previous patterns,

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Speaker 7: three to four hundred thousand people would have gone home

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Speaker 7: on their own. There's lots of people always coming, but

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Speaker 7: lots of people leaving at any one time. Not tourists

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Speaker 7: or anything like that. I'm talking about people who've been

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Speaker 7: here for a while. Because people grow old, they decide

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Speaker 7: So there's always of the total farm born, there's always

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Speaker 7: people leaving. But with this data shows now is an

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Speaker 7: explosion of people leaving and probably fewer coming as well.

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Speaker 7: And that's extraordinary. We've never seen the data show this before.

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Speaker 7: Now there is always the possibility that people are here

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Speaker 7: but no longer responding to the survey. I discussed in

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Speaker 7: the survey, but I don't think that's the case. We

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Speaker 7: see it in the unweighted responses. It doesn't. The survey

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Speaker 7: is structured in a way that may let you test

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Speaker 7: that question doesn't look like that's what's happening, but that

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Speaker 7: could play a role here. So I don't want to

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Speaker 7: say I can definitively say the foreign born has declined

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Speaker 7: by over two million and the illegal population has declined

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Speaker 7: by one point six. We have a lot of other evidence. Remittances,

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Speaker 7: for example, to Mexico way down.

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Speaker 6: So hang one second, we know it's down six because

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Speaker 6: hang on one second. I want to hold you through

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Speaker 6: remittances other just anecdotal people tell you in Los Angeles,

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Speaker 6: is anecdotal that you can feel it. Steve Camarada, John Lott.

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Speaker 8: leaders who are out to get the president, and a

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Speaker 6: and it's a templay for how the Deep state's coming

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Speaker 6: lot going on. Make sure you understand it. You get

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Speaker 6: Brian Glenn Camara is going to come back here in

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Speaker 6: a second. Brian Glenn is at the Kennedy Center. Bryant

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Speaker 6: set the stage for us in the eleven o'clock hour.

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Speaker 6: What is going to happen there, sir, Yeah, Good morning, Steve.

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Speaker 9: At around eleven fifteen here local time, President Trump will

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Speaker 9: make another visit here at the John Kennedy Performing Arts Center.

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Speaker 6: Let me step aside.

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Speaker 9: Then, just in the last few minutes, they've rolled out

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Speaker 9: some stuff here. He is going to be announcing the

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Speaker 9: nominees this year, and pushed out on social media, it

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Speaker 9: says coming soon, a post, a country music icon, an Englishman,

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Speaker 9: a New York City rock band, a dance queen, and

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Speaker 9: a multi billion dollar actor will walk into the Kennedy

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Speaker 9: Center opera house. So I've been told just moments ago

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Speaker 9: that an envelope was delivered with to see who exactly

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Speaker 9: that honor would be. President Trump obviously making another appearance here.

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Speaker 9: This is the second time that he's been here. He

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Speaker 9: see him here in about twenty so minutes. And to

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Speaker 9: make find out who is the honoree for this year, well.

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Speaker 6: Hang on. The honorees I think are given in December.

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Speaker 6: This is the announcement day. But Brian, let's not forget.

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Speaker 6: This is the third time. He's the first president in

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Speaker 6: the history of this republic to actually go to Kennedy

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Speaker 6: Center and do a building inspection. When we went to

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Speaker 6: see Amadeus with the war room crew, the staff there

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Speaker 6: was raving about the first time that any president had

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Speaker 6: go around and kind of say, this is what we

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Speaker 6: got to do when they were very enthusiastic about the

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Speaker 6: capital expenditures that are going to be coming to kind

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Speaker 6: of get the Kennedy Center up to speed. Sir, yeah,

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Speaker 6: very much. What he did with the new FED building.

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Speaker 9: I mean, he is all about the imation, he's about

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Speaker 9: the looks, he's about maximizing the budget. He said he's

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Speaker 9: bringing luxury back, is bringing class back, And you're right.

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Speaker 9: I've talked to a couple of staff members last time

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Speaker 9: and they said, they're thrilled that President Trump is bringing

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Speaker 9: the arts back to this golden age. And if anybody

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Speaker 9: wants to see some future performances here, just go to

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Speaker 9: the Kennedy Center dot org. They've got a list of things.

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Speaker 9: They've got a parade coming up. We got the Sound

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Speaker 9: of Music. I know that you're a big fan of

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Speaker 9: the arts, Steve, So President Trumps certainly bringing back the

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Speaker 6: Brian hanging with us, You're going to be prominent in

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Speaker 6: the second hour of the show. I want to go

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Speaker 6: back to Steve. Steve So, you know, I'd live for

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Speaker 6: twenty years on and off in the beaches of Los Angeles,

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Speaker 6: the South Bay Beaches, got a lot of friends and

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Speaker 6: colleagues there. The anecdotal information that you're hearing from out

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Speaker 6: the country, particularly places like La supports what you're saying.

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Speaker 6: And talk about the remittances. The remittances has always been

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Speaker 6: quite controversial. There's a free fall in the remittance is correct.

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Speaker 7: Right, especially from the place we can measure at best, Mexico.

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Speaker 7: We think about forty fifty percent of all illegal immigrants

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Speaker 7: this huge decline of over ten percent just in the

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Speaker 7: last six months of remittances. That is money being sent

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Speaker 7: back to Mexico from people in the United States. So

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Speaker 7: that is a pretty good indication that something's having You're right,

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Speaker 7: the anecdotal evidence less shopping employers say, oh, our workers

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Speaker 7: are leaving. There's another government survey called JOLTS which examines

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Speaker 7: people leaving their jobs, and we are seeing a big

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Speaker 7: increase and we don't know exactly why because the sertirays

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Speaker 7: another indication of that. And I should point out again

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Speaker 7: that we're seeing it every month in this data. So

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Speaker 7: we had only seen it in one month. You might

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Speaker 7: it month after month after month, and that's a pretty

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Speaker 7: strong indication that that this is actually happening. And so

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Speaker 7: I think that the evidence is strong that we are

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Speaker 7: seeing it, and I think the evidence is clear that

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Speaker 7: it's in response to greatly stepped up enforcement and the

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Speaker 7: fact that so many fewer people are able to come illegally.

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Speaker 7: As I said, there was always people coming and going

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Speaker 7: always churn. Now we have a dramatic reduction in new

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Speaker 7: arrivals coupled with a lot more people headed home.

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Speaker 6: Do you think do you think the policy that's working

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Speaker 6: is like the ice raids on the employers you see,

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Speaker 6: you know, the people saying, oh, they can't go the

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Speaker 6: costco or anything like that. Is that what in particularly

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Speaker 6: the coverage of these is that you believe one of

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Speaker 6: the reasons that the information is getting out there in

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Speaker 6: folks are just saying, hey, I don't want to handle

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Speaker 6: the same more. I just don't want to go home,

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Speaker 6: right right.

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Speaker 7: So I think it's a combination of things. Remember whatever

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Speaker 7: coverage you see in the English language media, it's really

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Speaker 7: magnified in the foreign language media, and so it does

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Speaker 7: make enforcement loom very large in the minds of people.

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Speaker 7: And it's almost certain if you want to be effective,

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Speaker 7: going after employers doing work site enforcement is the way

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Speaker 7: to go. I hope the administration does more and more

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Speaker 7: of that. That's the best way to reduce illegal immigration,

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Speaker 7: deter it in the future, and so forth. So I

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Speaker 7: think it's a combination both of what they're doing, but

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Speaker 7: also just the way in which the media magnifies it

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Speaker 7: makes it an even bigger deal than it actually may be.

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Speaker 7: And so people are like, well, look, I don't want

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Speaker 7: to get caught up in this. I was thinking about

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Speaker 7: going home, but now I'm going to go home, or

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Speaker 7: you know, I was on the fence, but you know

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Speaker 7: I'm going to head out. So I do think there

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Speaker 7: are a lot of people who we can encourage to

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Speaker 7: if you like the term self deport or at home.

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Speaker 6: Steve, what's your social media? Where do people go to

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Speaker 6: keep up with CIS? This is a brilliant right now, folks,

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Speaker 6: we're pushing this out everywhere. Where do folks go?

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Speaker 7: Yeah? Yeah, So we have a Center for Immigration Studies,

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Speaker 7: a Twitter account. Now, all of our information is at

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Speaker 7: our website CIS dot org. They can read too through

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Speaker 7: this whole report if they'd like. And I have caveats

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Speaker 7: about this data. I don't know that it's perfect, and

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Speaker 7: you can read about that too, And we say that

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Speaker 7: right at the outset, it is the best data we have.

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Speaker 7: It shows powerful evidence of an increasing out migration. But

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Speaker 7: you can evaluate it for yourself. It takes a look,

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Speaker 7: and so we're available there on Steve

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Speaker 6: Thank you so much for