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Speaker 4: Welcome to America's Voice Live. I'm Terrence Bates in for
Speaker 4: Steve Gruber. It is Friday, August seventh, twenty twenty six.
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Speaker 4: being here with us on Real America's Voice. Doctor Anthony
Speaker 4: Fauci's contempt of Congress case is now in the hands
Speaker 4: of federal prosecutors after a Senate committee voted to refer
Speaker 4: him for charges following his contemptuous one hundred and eleven
Speaker 4: times of pleading the fifth Many Americans are now wondering
Speaker 4: what's next. And if Fauci will actually face accountability. Plus
Speaker 4: how did American energy industry look under socialism? Ahead, we'll
Speaker 4: break down what government control could mean for electricity prices
Speaker 4: and American energy independence. And then later AI has evolved
Speaker 4: so quickly that Sam Altman, the CEO of open AI,
Speaker 4: which developed the new, the heavily used chat GPT model,
Speaker 4: indicated that a technological singularity is more than likely already
Speaker 4: upon us. Those stories in so much more coming your
Speaker 4: way shortly. Plus, we'll take you to a roundtable with
Speaker 4: President Trump at the State Department regarding American mining that
Speaker 4: is set to get under way momentarily. In fact, our
Speaker 4: newest Real America's Voice White House correspondent Taylor Mitchell is
Speaker 4: already on the ground at the State Department and has
Speaker 4: a quick preview.
Speaker 5: Good afternoon, Terrence. I am here at the US Department
Speaker 5: as State. We're in just a few moments. President Donald
Speaker 5: Trump is expected to participate in a round table discussion
Speaker 5: talking all about the American mining industries. And we probably
Speaker 5: can also expect to see a lot of leaders from
Speaker 5: mining companies attending and helping leading those discussions. But we
Speaker 5: do know that this would definitely help us to be
Speaker 5: able to create our own technology like phones, electric cars, computers,
Speaker 5: and even our own military equipment. So this is a
Speaker 5: very important discussion we're having today so we can make
Speaker 5: sure that we are getting supplies from our own countries
Speaker 5: so we don't have to rely on other countries like China,
Speaker 5: which we mostly rely on China for supplies like this.
Speaker 5: We also know he will probably be talking about more
Speaker 5: job opportunities as well, and even about more schooling dedicated
Speaker 5: to mining. So my question to Donald Trump would be,
Speaker 5: you know, what does the timeline look like for this?
Speaker 5: When can we stop relying on China for these supplies? Also,
Speaker 5: how are you going to get students excited about the
Speaker 5: mining business and field. So this is just a couple
Speaker 5: of things I'm hoping that we will get answered today,
Speaker 5: but we are going to obviously bring you the live
Speaker 5: feed right here on Real America's Voice.
Speaker 4: All right, Taylor, thanks so much. Taylor Mitchell reporting there
Speaker 4: from the State Department. Again the moment the President and
Speaker 4: Rise will take you there live and let you hear
Speaker 4: his remarks. In the meantime, President Trump signed two executive
Speaker 4: orders targeting birthright citizenship and birthright tourism on Thursday, all
Speaker 4: of this comes in response to a late June Supreme
Speaker 4: Court ruling that struck down his previous attempt to solve
Speaker 4: the problem. Joining me now from the White House is
Speaker 4: Real America's Voice, Congressional correspondent Neil McCabe with the very
Speaker 4: latest Neil, good to see you now that we've had
Speaker 4: kind of twenty four hours to let all of this
Speaker 4: sink in your thoughts on the president's move and the
Speaker 4: fact that he's basically trying to circumvent what the Supreme
Speaker 4: Court said in order to do the right thing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, a lot of people were shocked that Chief Justice
Speaker 6: John Roberts, in the middle of orror arguments, basically made
Speaker 6: some record rhetorical questions to John Sower, the Solicitor General.
Speaker 6: Roberts point was in those questions was, Hey, even though
Speaker 6: this will be detrimental to the United States political system
Speaker 6: in its economy, you know, don't you see that we
Speaker 6: have to follow the constitution whatever we see the Constitution
Speaker 6: to be.
Speaker 1: Sower had no.
Speaker 6: Choice but to tell the Chief Justice, of course, we
Speaker 6: have to follow the Constitution regardless of the consequences, and
Speaker 6: so Roberts was basically saying, Hey, I'm just going to
Speaker 6: roll a grenade into the room, and whatever happens happens. Remember,
Speaker 6: the fact is that there are nearly one point five
Speaker 6: million American citizens quote unquote living in China who can
Speaker 6: vote in our elections and take advantage of everything American
Speaker 6: can offer. But they are ethnic Chinese. They were just
Speaker 6: born here and then sent back to China, and so
Speaker 6: it's a very dangerous situation when you consider what they
Speaker 6: could do to just an election in say Texas, or
Speaker 6: an election in Kansas, Terrence.
Speaker 4: And a critical part of the president's eos here is
Speaker 4: that he's going to limit visas for pregnant women trying
Speaker 4: to come to the United States. Obviously, the idea is
Speaker 4: they're only coming here in order to stay long enough
Speaker 4: to have their baby, so their child could have citizenship.
Speaker 4: If they're not allowed to come, well, that negates a
Speaker 4: huge part of the.
Speaker 6: Issue, right, But there's a lot of people making.
Speaker 4: Hunting All right, folks, it sounds like we're having some
Speaker 4: problems and technical problems there with Neil's microphone. We want
Speaker 4: to apologize for that. We will try to get back
Speaker 4: to Neil here in short order so we can talk
Speaker 4: a bit more about the President's birthright Citizenship eos. In
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Speaker 4: White House. He's standing by there, Neil. We were talking
Speaker 4: about birthright citizenship, and I was making the point that
Speaker 4: President Trump has really been proactive with these executive orders,
Speaker 4: because what he said is we're not going to give
Speaker 4: visas basically to women who are pregnant coming to the
Speaker 4: United States who are likely going to try to give
Speaker 4: birth here and have a US citizen. This is a
Speaker 4: very proactive step, not even letting them in. It really
Speaker 4: takes that card off the table, if you will.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, there's no reason to pass new legislation, Terrence.
Speaker 1: It's already against the law.
Speaker 6: It's just no one ever enforced it. Now the President
Speaker 6: is enforcing the law, which is his constitutional duty, and
Speaker 6: hopefully we'll get some progress on it.
Speaker 4: Sir, Enforcement, though, I think is what is going to
Speaker 4: be interesting because my suspicion is, and this is just
Speaker 4: based on human nature, Neil, there are going to be
Speaker 4: some women from these other countries who are seven months pregnant.
Speaker 4: They're gonna be assle on their visa application.
Speaker 1: Are you pregnant?
Speaker 4: They're going to say no, They're going to try to
Speaker 4: conceal their pregnancy somehow and then show up at show
Speaker 4: up at immigration, and it's going to be interesting what
Speaker 4: happens there next. Will they in fact be turned away
Speaker 4: or not? For me, that's the most interesting part of this.
Speaker 4: How this is ultimately going to be enforced.
Speaker 6: I think you're right, and I think once we have
Speaker 6: some high profile situations where people are sent home or blocked,
Speaker 6: maybe people will get the message. Obviously, the President is
Speaker 6: going up against a tsunami of established practice and he's
Speaker 6: just fighting for the American people this time.
Speaker 4: Absolutely. Neil McKay reporting outside the White House. Always good
Speaker 4: to see you, Neil, We appreciate it. I want to
Speaker 4: take you over to the State Department now as as
Speaker 4: President Trump getting ready to participate in a round table there.
Speaker 4: As you can see, he is arriving, So let's just
Speaker 4: listen in as the President prepares to take a seat.
Speaker 7: That's a very nice song. I love that song because
Speaker 7: that means you won. Basically, we wouldn't hear that song
Speaker 7: very much. But I want to thank everybody. Special people,
Speaker 7: people that built our country are here and you really
Speaker 7: haven't just looking at my notes, and I could do
Speaker 7: this when without any notes, because there's a.
Speaker 1: Great love for what you do.
Speaker 7: And I think you haven't been treated well for many years,
Speaker 7: but you make it up for it now, really making
Speaker 7: up for it now. So it's an honor and I'm
Speaker 7: delighted to be here at the Department of State to
Speaker 7: announce some of the largest ever investments in American mining.
Speaker 1: A great thing mining.
Speaker 7: Is we're putting our miners back to work and we're
Speaker 7: reclaiming America's rightful place as the minerals superpower of the world,
Speaker 7: which is what we are. People just didn't know that
Speaker 7: for a while. I want to thank our great Secretary
Speaker 7: of State, Marco Rubio, for hosting us. It's beautiful building
Speaker 7: where you know, I look at The President's allowed to
Speaker 7: remove things from any building, and I'm liking the chandeliers.
Speaker 7: I really I like those Corinthian columns, but cutting them
Speaker 7: out would be not good. Those are beautiful columns. But
Speaker 7: I'm allowed to do it every once in a while.
Speaker 7: I'm coming here and grab a painting and put it
Speaker 7: at the Oval office.
Speaker 1: Right, but not too much. But I want to thank Marco.
Speaker 7: I want to thank Secretary of Interior Doug Bergen, was
Speaker 7: done a fantastic job. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick likewise,
Speaker 7: and as well as Executive Director of the National Energy
Speaker 7: Dominance Council, Jared Egan.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Jared, and thank you all. I love that the.
Speaker 7: Dominance councilor I've never heard that one before. That's a
Speaker 7: hell of a name. Where's Jarreted? Where's Jared?
Speaker 1: Hi? Jared? I like that. Did you make up that?
Speaker 1: Did you come up with it? That's all you, sir.
Speaker 1: You came up with that. I think it's pretty good.
Speaker 7: Thanks as well to the leaders of many of America's
Speaker 7: great mining companies who are here and educational institutions that
Speaker 7: are also joining us today. Now, two hundred and fifty
Speaker 7: years ago, America won our political independence in the Revolutionary War.
Speaker 7: On my first term, we secured our energy independence, and
Speaker 7: now in my second term, we're achieving our economic and
Speaker 7: deans ensuring that America is never again reliant on hostile
Speaker 7: foreign nations for the resources our country needs to dominate
Speaker 7: in the future, and we have plenty of those resources.
Speaker 7: Critical minerals are the raw materials of American strength that
Speaker 7: power everything from advanced weaponry to automobiles. And we want
Speaker 7: these essential products to be mined, refined, and made right
Speaker 7: here in the USA with the American skill and American hands.
Speaker 1: We have better skill, We have better hands than anybody
Speaker 1: in the world.
Speaker 7: For decades, politicians let other countries steal our minds and
Speaker 7: mining jobs. It close up minds that buy a mine
Speaker 7: and close it because it was good for them, and
Speaker 7: put American producers out of business. The United States lost
Speaker 7: more than three thousand, four hundred minds of Can you
Speaker 7: imagine three thousand, four hundred I think.
Speaker 1: They're going to say miners or jobs.
Speaker 7: It's minds four hundred mines over the past three decades,
Speaker 7: that's said. But now they're coming back, and they're coming
Speaker 7: back faster. Many of those mines are being reopened and
Speaker 7: a lot of new mines are being built. Over the
Speaker 7: past eighteen months, our administration is signed or approved more
Speaker 7: than one hundred and sixty minerals deals worth nearly forty
Speaker 7: billion dollars, and today the United States is opening up
Speaker 7: new minds at the fastest pace since the nineteen fifties.
Speaker 7: Has never nobody's seen anything like it, and that goes
Speaker 7: for auto plants too, and AI and so many other
Speaker 7: kinds of plants.
Speaker 1: We have nine think of this, we have in.
Speaker 7: A short period of time, a year and a half,
Speaker 7: and it's the numbers are for the first twelve months, actually,
Speaker 7: but figure a year and a half. We have nineteen
Speaker 7: point two trillion dollars being invested. The previous administration had
Speaker 7: much less than one trillion in four years.
Speaker 1: We have nineteen point two in actually twelve months.
Speaker 7: But will add something to it, so it's now going
Speaker 7: to be over twenty trillion dollars. And by the way,
Speaker 7: no country ever in history's done anywhere near that number.
Speaker 7: We're five to six times higher than certain of our competitors,
Speaker 7: from very successful competitors, but we're much higher. Nobody's seen
Speaker 7: what's happening today in our country. Nobody has seen anything
Speaker 7: like it, and hopefully you'll see it again, but only
Speaker 7: for us.
Speaker 1: I think it's going to be hard to match.
Speaker 7: However, today the United States is opening new minds at
Speaker 7: the fastest base, and we opened the first American rare
Speaker 7: earth mind in more than seventy years.
Speaker 1: What's that all about, Marca.
Speaker 7: We've announced the construction of the first new aluminum smelter
Speaker 7: since nineteen eighty.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a big one.
Speaker 7: I mean if it's the same one building a massive, beautiful,
Speaker 7: job producing smelter in Oklahoma.
Speaker 1: I love Oklahoma.
Speaker 7: Because they have seventy seven counties that won all seventy seven.
Speaker 1: Times.
Speaker 7: Right, you know he's looking at he right, nobody's you
Speaker 7: know who second is? Ronald Reagan fifty six. That's pretty good, right,
Speaker 7: I like Oklahoma. We authorized deep sea mining to unlock
Speaker 7: vests untapped resources off our cause. And we're rebuilding the
Speaker 7: national defense stockpile and investing more than twelve a billion
Speaker 7: dollars in a brand new strategic mineral reserve.
Speaker 1: And we're protecting American.
Speaker 7: Workers with historic tariffs on foreign copper, aluminum, steel, so
Speaker 7: that our people are protected. And the tariffs are what
Speaker 7: made this so successful, the proper use of tariffs, but
Speaker 7: they're really what made this so success.
Speaker 1: So you've probably heard me during my campaign. I used
Speaker 1: to say the word tariff is my favorite word, and
Speaker 1: the fakeness see them back there, they're roll back there, and.
Speaker 7: They'd say, what a terrible thing to say. What about God, wife,
Speaker 7: country love? I said so, so I made it my
Speaker 7: fifth favorite where now I have no problem. Hit me
Speaker 7: hard when I said tariff was my all time favorite word.
Speaker 7: It didn't play well. But it's a solid number five,
Speaker 7: and now I'm okay. But American miners have never had
Speaker 7: a greater champion in the White House than President Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: And before I took off his federal mining permits took three,
Speaker 7: four or even five years. Now they take as little
Speaker 7: as twenty five days. So we went from five years
Speaker 7: for approvals to get them, and nobody was doing it anyway.
Speaker 1: Took too long and just wasn't working.
Speaker 7: So now we go from five years to twenty five
Speaker 7: days for approval. Under the Great, Big, Beautiful Bill, we
Speaker 7: secured and unprecedented one hundred billion dollars to underwrite critical
Speaker 7: investments in our mineral supply, and for the first time ever,
Speaker 7: we are even making direct equity investments in critical miner
Speaker 7: mineral production. Last July, the Department of War took a
Speaker 7: four hundred million dollars stake in Empy Materials, which is
Speaker 7: already worth nearly one point two billion dollars.
Speaker 1: It's gone up greatly in value.
Speaker 7: I did one of those two, but not quite in
Speaker 7: the same business.
Speaker 1: Intel. We had a.
Speaker 7: Problem with Intel, and we settled the problem. They gave
Speaker 7: us ten percent of the company that was worth twelve
Speaker 7: billion dollars. And since we had the company, the you
Speaker 7: saw you've probably been watching, the stock has gone up many,
Speaker 7: many times, just.
Speaker 1: About number one, and we made eighty two billion dollars.
Speaker 1: Do I get credit for that?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 7: Did anybody say, great job? And by the way, it's
Speaker 7: for the country. It's not for me, it's for the country.
Speaker 7: I have to be very plain about that. But now
Speaker 7: we've made about eighty hoards pretty close to eighty billion,
Speaker 7: a profit of eighty billion dollars. By helping the company out.
Speaker 7: We're doing it a lot. Actually we're doing it a lot.
Speaker 7: Today we're taking another historic action toward the future of
Speaker 7: American mining. For years, mining schools and colleges that are
Speaker 7: essential to training the future leaders of this industry have
Speaker 7: been absolutely and sadly disappearing. Accredited mining programs in the
Speaker 7: United States now graduate less than one hundred and seventy
Speaker 7: mining engineers each year, while China graduates more than three thousand.
Speaker 7: And half of our current mining workforce is set to
Speaker 7: retire within the next three years. Well, that's why my
Speaker 7: administration is making an unprecedented financial commitment to our nation's
Speaker 7: mining schools.
Speaker 1: It's going to keep us nice and young and vibrant.
Speaker 7: The schools came to us seeking ten million dollars per
Speaker 7: year and funding. Instead, I'm thrilled to announce that we're
Speaker 7: delivering one hundred million dollars to train the next generation
Speaker 7: of American miners. And you have a lot of a
Speaker 7: lot of you are in the will man and you know,
Speaker 7: I'm not doing that because I'm a nice person. Doing
Speaker 7: that because it's great for the country. It's great for
Speaker 7: the country, and it also helps a lot of people.
Speaker 7: And they want to mine, you know, I've seen it.
Speaker 7: And we had a little campaign against somebody named Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 7: and she wanted the miners of West Virginia to learn
Speaker 7: how to make chips, little tiny chips with their big
Speaker 7: straw ants. And they were not I won by fifty
Speaker 7: five points. They were not thrilled. They didn't want to
Speaker 7: be doing They wanted to be in the minds. That's
Speaker 7: what they want to do. They don't want to do
Speaker 7: anything else. I remember that it was so unbelievable. It
Speaker 7: was very very.
Speaker 1: Good for me. I'll tell you what she didn't get that.
Speaker 1: We did very well with that kind of thinking.
Speaker 7: But we're also making major grants to the Colorado School
Speaker 7: of Mines, the South Dakota School of Mines, and the
Speaker 7: Johns Hopkins RTX Partnership, and together those grants are worth
Speaker 7: eighty one million dollars, going to train people, work with people,
Speaker 7: and we're going.
Speaker 1: To put you right back on the front pages. That's
Speaker 1: what you have to be.
Speaker 7: In addition, today my administration is announcing a series of
Speaker 7: historic mining projects worth three billion dollars which will create
Speaker 7: thousands of jobs and promote our economic stability and security.
Speaker 7: The Department of War's Office of Strategic Capital is signing
Speaker 7: a massive one point four billion dollar loan agreement with
Speaker 7: seal and Nanotechnologies to build a next generation battery facility
Speaker 7: in Washington State using what we have right under our feet.
Speaker 7: The Export Import Bank is working to provide more than
Speaker 7: one billion dollars to finance the Ivano Electrics Santa Cruz
Speaker 7: Copper project in Arizona, one of the biggest anywhere in
Speaker 7: the world. The ExM Bank is launching the Alabama graph
Speaker 7: Height Project, the twenty five million dollar investment, as well
Speaker 7: as the Fort Katie Integrated Boron Facility in southern California.
Speaker 7: And it's going to be something we broke out. We
Speaker 7: broke through thevironmental disasters. You had environmentals people. You look,
Speaker 7: I'm an environmental person, believe it or not, but you
Speaker 7: had people that were just stopping it. They were using
Speaker 7: the environment to stop all of these things. The Department
Speaker 7: of Wars investing four hundred million dollars who expand production
Speaker 7: of scandium, one of the world's most valuable aerospace and
Speaker 7: defense materials. In Australia, the Apartment of War is also
Speaker 7: investing one hundred and fifty million dollars with Nyron Magnetics
Speaker 7: and Mini Minnesota. Minnesota, Wow, what the hell happened to Minnesota?
Speaker 7: The governor's totally corrupt, but we won't talk about that now.
Speaker 1: That's for another day.
Speaker 7: Corrupt and incompetent a bad combination to build rare earth magnets.
Speaker 1: Magnets, you got to go with magnets. That's a good one.
Speaker 7: Everybody should go for magnets really badly needed, and Global
Speaker 7: Advanced Medals will build a major new factory in southeastern
Speaker 7: Pennsylvania to support cutting edge defense and aerospace systems. Together,
Speaker 7: we're reawakening the spirit of the gold Rush, the prospectors
Speaker 7: and the great pioneers of this country, people who built
Speaker 7: the United States of America.
Speaker 1: And very simply, we're making mining great again.
Speaker 7: And the United States is doing better than it's ever done,
Speaker 7: maybe ever done. So I just want to thank you,
Speaker 7: and I'll now ask Secretary of Rubio to say a
Speaker 7: few words, and then we'll hear from some of the
Speaker 7: wonderful people we have up here. Secretary Bergham in disorder,
Speaker 7: Secretary Lutnik, Executive Director of the University of Arizona School
Speaker 7: of Mining and Engineering and Minerals, Craig Luxbacher, President of
Speaker 7: Colorado School of Mines, Paul Johnson, CEO of MP Materials,
Speaker 7: Jim Litinski, who I know.
Speaker 1: Your brother is a nice guy.
Speaker 7: By the way, I assume much your brother whereas right,
Speaker 7: that's right, Andy, Yes, your brother, yes, Okay, Well he's
Speaker 7: a smart guy, and so you and President of Resolution
Speaker 7: Copper Vicky PC.
Speaker 1: So we'll go to I didn't know I was going
Speaker 1: to have so many people. I'll be here all day.
Speaker 7: If you could go quickly, I would appreciate it, because
Speaker 7: we have a war to prosecute.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's my excuse for getting out of here a
Speaker 1: little bit early.
Speaker 7: But I've done my thing only in the sunset. We're
Speaker 7: spending hundreds of millions of dollars and even billions of
Speaker 7: dollars in bringing your industry back, and we need your industry.
Speaker 7: We're not doing you favors. We're doing ourself favors. We
Speaker 7: need your industry. People wouldn't talk about it, but we do. Indeed, Marco, please.
Speaker 9: Thank you, mister President. Thank you for coming to the
Speaker 9: State Department. Though we liked this ring a lot too.
Speaker 9: And obviously don't look back. There's a painting up here.
Speaker 7: H oh, that's a good one.
Speaker 1: I'm taking it with me.
Speaker 9: I shouldn't have said anything, but anyway, mister President, thank
Speaker 9: you for being here.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your leadership on this topic.
Speaker 9: It's a challenge we face in this domain that actually
Speaker 9: goes to the very survival of the country, and thank
Speaker 9: you for giving it a priority in your presidency. This
Speaker 9: has been going on for twenty five years we've been
Speaker 9: walking away from the importance of this, and now we're
Speaker 9: trying to make up for twenty five or thirty years
Speaker 9: of mistakes under your presidency. So if we appreciate your
Speaker 9: presidency valuing this when other presidents did not. The group
Speaker 9: of people that are here today represent the whole nation
Speaker 9: effort that's involved in this, because at the core of
Speaker 9: this is our industrial strength, but also our national sovereignty
Speaker 9: that we never depend on other countries for things we
Speaker 9: need to prosper and to defend ourselves as a people.
Speaker 1: And so you'll see here today, as.
Speaker 9: You've already pointed out, we have leaders not just from government,
Speaker 9: but from universities, from private industry, from students who are
Speaker 9: going to be the future of this industry. They wanted
Speaker 9: to briefly, very briefly touch on what the State Department's done.
Speaker 9: Earlier this year, we had a Critical Minerals Ministeria. We
Speaker 9: brought in countries from all over the world to an
Speaker 9: announce the creation of something called Forge, which is an
Speaker 9: international partnership chaired by US in the United States to
Speaker 9: leverage public finance and coordinate diplomatic support to secure these
Speaker 9: supply chains around the world. At that meeting, we signed
Speaker 9: eleven new the critical minerals agreements with countries, adding to
Speaker 9: the one things that already existed. Today under your administration,
Speaker 9: we've already signed twenty seven critical mineral agreements with other countries.
Speaker 9: We also under the leadership with someone who needs to
Speaker 9: be recognized, our Under Secretary Jacob Helberg. I don't know
Speaker 9: if Jacob is here, but Jacob's been phenomenal. He came
Speaker 9: up with something called pax Silica and it's an initiative
Speaker 9: that leads our efforts to partner with the private sector
Speaker 9: and invest in mining and refining and in processing as
Speaker 9: well as the end use applications of that. There's still
Speaker 9: a lot of work left to do, but we at
Speaker 9: the State Department are willing to utilize our unmatched global presence,
Speaker 9: our presence all over the world to ensure that we're
Speaker 9: working on this. And we're committed to working with industry,
Speaker 9: with the universities, with all the elements of our national
Speaker 9: power to bring this about. And so thank you, mister President,
Speaker 9: for prioritizing this. And I think we all look forward
Speaker 9: to working not just nationally, but with our allies around
Speaker 9: the world to ensure that we have supply chains that
Speaker 9: are diversified and reliable, and no country can ever hold
Speaker 9: this over our head and threaten us in the future.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you, marcol very much. Thank you, tasting job.
Speaker 10: I will tell you that, Doug well, Sir, today's the
Speaker 10: day of gratitude, and we're grateful, first of all to
Speaker 10: have a president that understands the importance of this industry
Speaker 10: and understand that our future depends on restoring American mining.
Speaker 10: And I'm also grateful that we've got students, educators, and
Speaker 10: industry leaders together in this room for the first time
Speaker 10: we think in the history that any president has called
Speaker 10: this group together. So again, thank you all for being
Speaker 10: here for this historic day. It's true the president has
Speaker 10: supported American mining more than any other president in history,
Speaker 10: and it's true that with the announcements made today, he's
Speaker 10: now supported mining education more than any other president in history.
Speaker 10: And we owe you a lot for that, mister President.
Speaker 10: We also when you first took office, you declared an
Speaker 10: energy emergency which included critical minerals. As part of that,
Speaker 10: you created the National Energy Dominance Council. We've got some
Speaker 10: of those partners that are right here, and whether it's
Speaker 10: Marco with a twenty seven bio lateral agreements going to
Speaker 10: fifty one countries. Whether it's Howard with the trade deals
Speaker 10: and the investments that are being made, and the National
Speaker 10: Security Council, David Coppley and everybody working on supply chain,
Speaker 10: Jared Agan and the NEDC doing all of this work.
Speaker 10: It's a whole a government approach. You understood that we
Speaker 10: had to turn the ship around. It took every agency,
Speaker 10: every working together, and your leadership has driven that across interiors,
Speaker 10: included the US Geologic Survey. I've got Andrew Travnik here
Speaker 10: in the front row, who's the Assistant Secretary for Water
Speaker 10: and Science, which include that. But getting these things like
Speaker 10: Geologic Survey back to their core mission, which is mapping.
Speaker 10: The critical Minerals list comes out of the US Geologic Survey.
Speaker 10: We've expanded that to sixty critical minerals and for the
Speaker 10: first time, we've put coal back on that list because
Speaker 10: that's also such an important part of mining. And as
Speaker 10: you know, President Trump, everybody in your administration is slashing
Speaker 10: red tape, exhilarating permitting. But permits don't build minds. People do,
Speaker 10: and that's why the investments that are made today related
Speaker 10: to reimagining the workforce and supporting these institutions are so great.
Speaker 10: America's estimated graduates more than thirty thousand lawyers every year,
Speaker 10: but you heard the President say less than two hundred
Speaker 10: mining and metallurgical degree students. That has to change. With
Speaker 10: one hundred million dollar historic investment and the other investments
Speaker 10: now is today. The anticipation and the challenge to those
Speaker 10: fourteen schools that are all here today is to double
Speaker 10: or triple the number of graduates in the next two years.
Speaker 10: And again, President Trump, even though that those are all
Speaker 10: amazing things, the most important thing that you've done is
Speaker 10: you've restored America's belief that we can do big, bold,
Speaker 10: hard things Again. When you were campaigning, you talked about drill, baby, drill,
Speaker 10: and some people scoffed at that. But under that vision
Speaker 10: of energy abundance, America now number one oil producer, number
Speaker 10: one natural gas producer, number one leg exporter. All of
Speaker 10: that in eighteen months. This industry is poised to do
Speaker 10: the exact factly same thing to revive itself and become
Speaker 10: a world leader. And it's going to be powered by
Speaker 10: the next generation of American entrepreneurs, engineers, geologists and skilled miners.
Speaker 10: And so President Trump, this group is here. You've proven
Speaker 10: that we control baby grilled. This group is here to
Speaker 10: prove that we could mine baby mine. And with the
Speaker 10: supporting that, we're going to map baby map and we're
Speaker 10: going to put American mining back on the map.
Speaker 1: So thank you, sir, very much. And it's something that
Speaker 1: we maybe should say.
Speaker 7: We do more oil right now then Russia and Soudi
Speaker 7: Arabia combined, and that's not including Venezuela. We're getting a
Speaker 7: lot of oil and good relationship we have with them too,
Speaker 7: but a lot of oil. But we do with that,
Speaker 7: even including Venezuela, we're doing more oil than Russia and
Speaker 7: Soudi Arabia combined.
Speaker 1: And that's up there. That's a big difference, Howard.
Speaker 11: Please, So let's be clear, critical minerals more than an
Speaker 11: economic issue.
Speaker 1: They're national security issue.
Speaker 11: If we want to lead in advanced manufacturing, AI, semiconductors,
Speaker 11: energy defense, we can't depend on our foreign adversaries for
Speaker 11: the materials that underpin our industries. We just can't. And
Speaker 11: that's why the President tasked us to rebuild the supply
Speaker 11: chain and make it a top priority of his administration.
Speaker 1: And my department. So our objective is very simple. We're
Speaker 1: going to.
Speaker 11: Mine here, we're going to process here, we're going to
Speaker 11: refine here, we're going to manufacture here, and we're going
Speaker 11: to create those American jobs right here. So our Section
Speaker 11: two thirty two tariffs right where we strengthened our steel,
Speaker 11: our aluminum, and our copper industries, and let's just talk
Speaker 11: about what that's created.
Speaker 1: So I have Jesse Garry on my left.
Speaker 11: I went down to visit his aluminum smelter and he's
Speaker 11: building the one in Oklahoma. Jesse's doing the one in
Speaker 11: Oklahoma where he's going to double the aluminum production by
Speaker 11: the United.
Speaker 1: States of America.
Speaker 11: So that's pretty amazing. Right then, of course we're doing
Speaker 11: steel in Alabama. I mean, these are the first types
Speaker 11: of smelters and furn that America has had in forty
Speaker 11: or fifty years. And it's only because of your leadership
Speaker 11: and the two thirty two tariffs which you've been driving.
Speaker 11: So the Chips program, right, we gave Korea Zinc seven
Speaker 11: point four billion dollars to build a critical mineral smelter
Speaker 11: right here in the United States. Vulcan elements one point
Speaker 11: four billion dollars also to build right here in the
Speaker 11: United States. Right another Robert is sitting next to me.
Speaker 11: We invested in iPulse, that's his high tech mining company
Speaker 11: to change the way mining is done, and so we
Speaker 11: have an investment with him. And the goal, of course
Speaker 11: is not just more minerals, it's the full industrial supply
Speaker 11: chain on American soil. They have to remember, we lost
Speaker 11: critical minerals not because of free markets. It's because of
Speaker 11: foreign subsidies, market distortion, export restriction, stockpiling. These adversaries have
Speaker 11: just cheated their way to market strength, and we are
Speaker 11: back and we're fighting it. So we're not going to
Speaker 11: accept depending on foreign supplies.
Speaker 1: We're just not. That's why we're working across the world, as.
Speaker 11: Marco pointed out, to expand our global allies and make
Speaker 11: sure we're doing it together. So we're going to secure
Speaker 11: reliable supply. We're going to strengthen our global partnerships. Right,
Speaker 11: We're going to back American companies, and we're going to
Speaker 11: make sure the United States, not our adversaries, controls the
Speaker 11: supply chains of power and critical minerals for our country
Speaker 11: and our future. The bottom line, we need to control
Speaker 11: our supply chain and under your leadership, we are executing
Speaker 11: on that and it is coming.
Speaker 1: We will mine, we will process, we will.
Speaker 11: Refine right here in America under the Trump presidency.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you very much. And Gray, where is Gray?
Speaker 12: I'm here, sir, mister President. First, I want to thank you.
Speaker 12: This is a historic investment in American mining engineering schools
Speaker 12: and we're really grateful. I also want to say thank
Speaker 12: you for what you've already done towards accelerating permitting from
Speaker 12: mining in the United State. It's really been unbelievable, and
Speaker 12: you've created pathways for industry and now in order to
Speaker 12: achieve American mineral dominance, we really need technology and talent,
Speaker 12: and your American mining schools are ready to get to work.
Speaker 1: So thank you, thank you very much. Thank you.
Speaker 13: Please, thank you, mister President, and thank you so much
Speaker 13: for your leadership. I think the message of the day
Speaker 13: is we need to mine, refine, and make things in America.
Speaker 13: And I'm pleased to report to you actually this has
Speaker 13: been because this has been a call to action from
Speaker 13: you for a long time to make magnets. I'm pleased
Speaker 13: to show you actually these are magnets that we made
Speaker 13: an MP for GM. These magnets were mined and refined
Speaker 13: in the state of California and made in the state
Speaker 13: of Texas, one hundred percent American made. And thanks to
Speaker 13: your leadership, we are scaling up that facility. We're going
Speaker 13: to triple the capacity. So we're delivering magnets to GM today.
Speaker 13: Next year we'll be delivering magnetics to Apple, and then
Speaker 13: from there we're going to tenex our capacity. As a
Speaker 13: result of our our public private partnership. Together, we're going
Speaker 13: to increase capacity for American industry, which, as you mentioned earlier,
Speaker 13: is going to be the American taxpayer has already benefited.
Speaker 13: It'll be great for national security. It's really a win
Speaker 13: win win, sir. And lastly, that facility is going to
Speaker 13: be north of a billion dollars of investment and a
Speaker 13: couple thousand jobs. So we really are making a lot
Speaker 13: of progress thanks to your leadership.
Speaker 1: So I appreciate it. Thank you very much, Sham. Great job.
Speaker 1: That's so important. What you're doing, very very important.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I'd be looking at it in your world, and thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you, Thank you. Is Paul Johnson right here.
Speaker 14: Yes, mister president, I'm here. President Paul Johnson, President Color
Speaker 14: School Minds. We are the number ranked program in the world,
Speaker 14: we're the largest program in the United States, and we
Speaker 14: are very, very excited about the investments that you're making.
Speaker 14: It's pretty hard to go anywhere in the world and
Speaker 14: not run across somebody with a Mind's connection. Secretary Burgram's
Speaker 14: experts in critical materials, over two hundred of them will
Speaker 14: be moving to the Mind's campus in about six months,
Speaker 14: so we'll be looking forward to welcome me there. For
Speaker 14: that particularly ceremony, I wanted to thank you for two things.
Speaker 14: One is, thank you for the investment in the mining schools.
Speaker 14: Our expertise as atrophied over time, particularly in the processing space,
Speaker 14: and this investment is going to make a big difference.
Speaker 14: Second thing is while majority of I think programs have
Speaker 14: sort of shrunk over time, we've actually grown over the
Speaker 14: last two years. And I want to thank you because
Speaker 14: I attribute that growth to your administer You and your
Speaker 14: administration's highlighting of critical minerals in the press, and the
Speaker 14: amazing team that you have working through you through Interior
Speaker 14: and Energy other folks. It has really I think made
Speaker 14: it made families feel like this is a field that
Speaker 14: their children can go into, and I think that's the
Speaker 14: start of getting things do there. The other thing I
Speaker 14: want to thank you for is the investment you just
Speaker 14: announced in Minds in our commercialization hub. I've always had
Speaker 14: this dream of having a facility, and we have a
Speaker 14: fifty thousand square foot facility that could be dedicated to technology,
Speaker 14: taking it, taking it from ideas to pilot scale to
Speaker 14: commercialization in a very quick period of time. And your
Speaker 14: investment in us in doing that is going to enable
Speaker 14: us to be able to do that.
Speaker 1: We're up for the challenge. We're really excited for it.
Speaker 14: We were doing the happy dance a little earlier when
Speaker 14: we found out, uh for when we heard your announcement,
Speaker 14: and really look forward to doing what we can for
Speaker 14: the country.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you very much. Great job. Thank you Victoria.
Speaker 8: Mister to President. You have brought minding back to America
Speaker 8: single handedly, you and your administration and I just we
Speaker 8: wanted to thank you for your enduring support. I run
Speaker 8: Resolution Copper, which is one of the largest undeveloped copper
Speaker 8: deposits in the world. It is in a forgotten part
Speaker 8: of Arizona called the Copper Corridor, and it is We've
Speaker 8: already invested three billion dollars, so there were ready to go,
Speaker 8: but we started permitting in two thousand and five, and
Speaker 8: if it were not for your administration, we finally got
Speaker 8: it over the line in this year earlier this year.
Speaker 8: So we have four thousand people that will work at
Speaker 8: our facility, four thousand miners. We hope to work closely
Speaker 8: with the mining schools and hire many of the students
Speaker 8: that will be graduating. A billion dollars every year for
Speaker 8: sixty years invested into the economy, and we also have
Speaker 8: a smelter, and I think that's the thing that makes
Speaker 8: it very unique. We can keep everything in the United
Speaker 8: States and a host of critical mineral co products as well.
Speaker 8: So thank you again on behalf of Real Tinto on
Speaker 8: BHP and the hundreds of underground miners who are absolutely
Speaker 8: fabulous that run the mind today. Thank you very much.
Speaker 8: We are rolling in drill rigs, we are rolling in equipment,
Speaker 8: and we're getting on with it.
Speaker 7: Good luck, Thank you great. I don't think you're going
Speaker 7: to need too much luck. Tom and David go ahead, please.
Speaker 1: Mister President.
Speaker 3: I'm a very very proud former alumni of the University
Speaker 3: of Alaska Fairbanks school lines. So on behalf of all
Speaker 3: the faculty here, the students here. I am thrilled with
Speaker 3: all of your announcements today. I mean, we've all been
Speaker 3: frustrated over over decades. You're making something happen. I really
Speaker 3: appreciate that. My first mining job was in Alaska staking
Speaker 3: the claims near the Ambler District and we were going
Speaker 3: to rush then. This was nineteen seventy five, nineteen seventy six,
Speaker 3: and it's still not permits. Thank you for breaking that logjam.
Speaker 3: I have presented you a gift to the American people
Speaker 3: on a project that I've been very involved with.
Speaker 1: It's deep sea nodules.
Speaker 3: I'm like you, I'm a fan of gold, and this
Speaker 3: is a solid gold replica of a deep sea nodule. Now,
Speaker 3: I wish the nodules down the deep sea had a
Speaker 3: lot of gold in them. That may be more attractive,
Speaker 3: But they do contain twenty critical medals. And these are
Speaker 3: twenty critical medals that are going to be needed for
Speaker 3: the reindustrialization of America. They're going to be needed for
Speaker 3: defense purposes. They're going to be needed for all the
Speaker 3: technologies that we are relying on in every single city
Speaker 3: is in the United States. Take for granted that should
Speaker 3: be part a key part of the supply chain, and
Speaker 3: that's what mining could do.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Thank you. Where's the goal? Come on,
Speaker 1: I want to go. He just said, let me see
Speaker 1: what it looks like. It should be very heavy. Let
Speaker 1: me see it is. It's real. It's fantastic. Oh I
Speaker 1: like that too. This is so valuable. Yes, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Do you have a lot of competition.
Speaker 7: I hope because people have to go after this is
Speaker 7: so people have no idea.
Speaker 1: How valuable that. Thank you very much, Fellas. It's really beautiful.
Speaker 15: Please David, and it's somebody who joined the Trump administration
Speaker 15: from the mining industry. I just want to say that
Speaker 15: absolutely nobody supports our industry more than President Trump. So
Speaker 15: for decades we felt ignored by Washington, and we've seen
Speaker 15: our industry outsourced serge political competitors. So I'm so grateful
Speaker 15: the work for you because you get it and you
Speaker 15: understand that this industry is foundational to our economic and
Speaker 15: national security. So thank you, mister President, for your leadership
Speaker 15: on these issues. And I know from all of us
Speaker 15: here in industry you're committed to building the world's best
Speaker 15: mining sector here in the United States and re establishing
Speaker 15: American mineral dominance.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, great, thank you very much.
Speaker 16: My friend, Well, the mining industry has no greater friend
Speaker 16: than President Trump. He's obviously everybody knows he's the greatest
Speaker 16: deal maker in the world. But what he's doing here
Speaker 16: today is bigger than any deal or one deal or
Speaker 16: two deals. This is generational. He is focusing on the
Speaker 16: next generation of miners. That is something that has never
Speaker 16: been done before by a president the United States. He
Speaker 16: is single handily today going to change the entire next
Speaker 16: generation of mining in America, and he is making America
Speaker 16: the center of energy dominance for the world.
Speaker 1: So thank you, mister president. Well, thank you very much.
Speaker 7: Great, would you like to say anything, fellas good looking guys.
Speaker 17: Here, mister President, this is a truly historic occasion to
Speaker 17: bring America back to the leadership of mining, which built
Speaker 17: this building and which built this country. And we've been
Speaker 17: sleepwalking through many administrations, and this is a revolution that
Speaker 17: will just electrify the millions of people in the United
Speaker 17: States that understand that everything you touch, we either mind
Speaker 17: it or we grew it to agriculturally, and the people that
Speaker 17: are the farmers really need everything. The miners produced to
Speaker 17: help them farm. So this is critical to our national security.
Speaker 17: We're related with your support, and we're going to use
Speaker 17: Yankee ingenuity to prove that we can dominate the supply
Speaker 17: chain again rather than have that used by other nations
Speaker 17: against us.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that. You know, you use the word sleepwalking.
Speaker 7: That's what our country is doing with respect to mining,
Speaker 7: and many other things do by the way, but sleepwalking,
Speaker 7: it's a great word.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you. Please.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it's an honor to be here. This is so
Speaker 18: excited to see this attention. You know, I'll just say
Speaker 18: thank you for your attention to this matter as you
Speaker 18: like to end your posts. It's awesome and we're here
Speaker 18: and we're ready to go, so thank you.
Speaker 7: Well, I just want to thank you very much. This
Speaker 7: is an honor for me to be here. I love
Speaker 7: what you do. Doug made a terrible mistake before when
Speaker 7: he said Cole, I said, you have to always proceed
Speaker 7: it by saying clean, beautiful. Call. He made a speech
Speaker 7: once and it was a great speech, but he took
Speaker 7: me very much, you know, at the word he said
Speaker 7: clean beautiful. Col I mentioned cal about forty times, and
Speaker 7: he kept saying clean beautiful guy said, Okay, that's enough.
Speaker 1: That's en up. But it is.
Speaker 7: It needs a little public relations help, but it doesn't
Speaker 7: need so much anymore. We're producing more coal now than
Speaker 7: just about ever before. It's firing up our great plants
Speaker 7: and certain types of plant. There's you know, nothing like it,
Speaker 7: and we were out of that business. If you would
Speaker 7: have seen the people suffer, and some of you were
Speaker 7: those people.
Speaker 1: I believe some of you were the people.
Speaker 7: But there's great, big coal deposits and you couldn't touch them.
Speaker 7: If you touched them, you were like a bad person.
Speaker 7: They put you in jail. It was the craziest thing
Speaker 7: I've ever seen. And you know, China's smart and they're
Speaker 7: using coal. They're building fifty eight coal plants right now,
Speaker 7: generating plants all call. They don't have too much wind.
Speaker 7: You know, they sell us wind turbines, but they don't
Speaker 7: use too many of them. It's because they're smart. They
Speaker 7: sell them, but they don't use them. They have one
Speaker 7: that's pretty big, doesn't work. It just is for purposes
Speaker 7: of show. When they go to look at a turbine,
Speaker 7: they go and show them and here we are. But
Speaker 7: they never work. So it's crazy. But clean, beautiful call
Speaker 7: is something special. It's all very special, and we're back
Speaker 7: in the mining business. And I'm very proud of the country.
Speaker 7: I'm very proud of what you do. You do, you
Speaker 7: really do, I say, I said before walking in. These
Speaker 7: are the people that really built America. And you were
Speaker 7: not treated properly, but you were making up for lost time.
Speaker 7: You're being treated very properly right now. So I just
Speaker 7: want to thank everybody. Great honor to be with you.
Speaker 7: Thank you, congratulations.
Speaker 4: All right, let's keep this shot up, guys, as we
Speaker 4: watch President Trump wrapping up a round table on mining
Speaker 4: in this country. A number of universities on hand as
Speaker 4: well as mining industry our leaders on hand for this
Speaker 4: roundtable as well. The President talking about are the various
Speaker 4: investments being made in mining across the country, both from
Speaker 4: an education standpoint as well from a chart production standpoint.
Speaker 4: He also talked about that Cole apparently needs a bit
Speaker 4: of a public relations facelest saying that anytime you mentioned Cole,
Speaker 4: we have to proceed it with clean, beautiful coal. But again,
Speaker 4: mining is making resurgence in this country. The investments both
Speaker 4: on the educational front as well as on the actual
Speaker 4: production front as it relates to mining. We of course,
Speaker 4: will have much more on this throughout the day here
Speaker 4: as the President now wrapping up a round table with
Speaker 4: some of the industry leaders in mining from coast to coast.
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Speaker 4: President Trump just wrapped up a roundtable discussion. He of
Speaker 4: course talked about the American mining industry. If you want
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Speaker 4: But we want to take you to our White House
Speaker 4: correspondences on the ground there at the State Department you know,
Speaker 4: this really was very interesting to hear how the President
Speaker 4: was really touting the resurgence of mining here in this country.
Speaker 5: Yes, absolutely, that meeting went great because now we are
Speaker 5: bringing the mining back to America, and we've heard from
Speaker 5: all of those officials and said how hard of a
Speaker 5: time they've had not having taking those resources away from
Speaker 5: the United States, because we've been taking a lot of
Speaker 5: those materials from China. So now it's coming back here.
Speaker 5: One hundred and eighty million dollars in grant funding that
Speaker 5: they are providing for the mining industry, and this is
Speaker 5: only going to help students who are interested in the
Speaker 5: mining field. They're going to be able to go to
Speaker 5: school now and they're going to be able to go
Speaker 5: into this field in this career. So it's really really
Speaker 5: cool to see what's happening here in America bringing more
Speaker 5: jobs back. That's what we need. I just found it
Speaker 5: awesome that towards the end of the roundtable, Trump was
Speaker 5: gifted with gold his absolute favorite.
Speaker 4: No, absolutely, Taylor, and I think the biggest takeaway here
Speaker 4: is that there are opportunities in mining, that there are
Speaker 4: schools dedicated to mining that are still operating across this country.
Speaker 4: And supplying a workforce for an industry that needs it.
Speaker 5: Take a look at China. China has a lot of
Speaker 5: mining schools, and that's why they're so good at creating
Speaker 5: these materials. That's why they succeed in mining is because
Speaker 5: they do have all of these schools. So now that
Speaker 5: we we are going to have that here, we are
Speaker 5: going to have to definitely get some of the young
Speaker 5: folks to be interested in a career like this because
Speaker 5: it's really not heard of in our country. So we
Speaker 5: need to get people excited about going into the mining
Speaker 5: business here in America.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: Taylor Mitchell reporting for US from the State Department, as
Speaker 4: President Trump has just wrapped up around table discussing this
Speaker 4: country's resurgence of binding.
Speaker 1: Taylor, good to see you.
Speaker 5: Have a great weekend, Terrence, have a great week, and
Speaker 5: we'll see.
Speaker 10: You next week.
Speaker 1: See you next week, talk to you soon.
Speaker 4: All right, folks, let's end things with our America's Voice
Speaker 4: question of the day here, it is, what are your
Speaker 4: thoughts on the vote to hold Anthony Fauci and contempt
Speaker 4: of Congress? A lot of you responding to this soprano,
Speaker 4: We appreciate you chiming in writing hope it goes somewhere,
Speaker 4: and it has. It's now the case has now been
Speaker 4: referred to the Justice Department. We'll see where the Justice
Speaker 4: Department ultimately takes all of this. Traveler also chiming in
Speaker 4: saying sounds great. Not really accountability for all the people
Speaker 4: that were put through or all the Okay, I get
Speaker 4: what he's trying to say, all the hll that people
Speaker 4: were put through during the COVID pandemic. It's something, though,
Speaker 4: Will he actually get anything?
Speaker 1: Probably not. And smooth C.
Speaker 4: I like the name smooth C with the V. I
Speaker 4: don't think Fauci will be tried for his actual crimes
Speaker 4: as the power of a preemptive pardon is too appealing
Speaker 4: to current and future presidents. Why well, they want to
Speaker 4: shield themselves and loved ones from retribution after they leave office.
Speaker 4: That's an interesting perspective. And then there's Penskip who writes,
Speaker 4: I'm glad the vote win in the way of holding
Speaker 4: Fauci in contempt of Congress. What Fauci did to Americans
Speaker 4: on American soil has never been done before. Something must change.
Speaker 4: Goes on to write Fauci belongs in prison for all
Speaker 4: of the lives he destroyed and for the laws he
Speaker 4: broke to enrich himself. Want to stick around from Main
Speaker 4: Street America with Eric Bowling, that's gonna be next. We're
Speaker 4: gonna take a quick break and then we'll get you
Speaker 4: onto that show. And as always, we appreciate you being
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