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Speaker 2: It, says Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Trump have

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Speaker 3: President Trump just posted on social media that he's basically

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Speaker 3: People who are in the country illegally will not be

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Speaker 3: That constitution it says the actual enumeration, meaning the census

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Speaker 3: That's what the country was founded, and when within every

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Speaker 5: Doug, what do you see here?

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Speaker 6: Well, look, clearly he's trying to make a play for

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Speaker 6: I know this issue very well. I don't like what

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Speaker 7: And Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior

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Speaker 8: Basically, the way we for your audience, the way we've

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Speaker 8: this makes sense. We can look at the data, as

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Speaker 10: an unbelievable dereliction of duty. And yes, I'm deeply mad

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Speaker 10: Don Trump, who boasted repeatedly about the success of Operation

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Speaker 11: Oh, there's bad news of fans of living because Health

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Speaker 9: Here you you royd addled.

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Speaker 12: NEPO com well.

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Speaker 13: Specifically, specifically, specifically, Bobby is nixing twenty two projects that

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Speaker 11: But that's the latest vaccine technology. That's like saying, kids,

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Speaker 14: Flags by using the stars and Daddy the sextant. Yes,

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Speaker 9: All right there you Colbert has no talent.

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Speaker 15: I mean I could take anybody here, I could go

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Speaker 9: They do just as well or better.

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Speaker 16: They get higher ratings than he did. He's got no talent.

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Speaker 11: Yesterday, yesterday, RFK Junior tried to defend the ends defensible.

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Speaker 17: Mostly shots are for flu or covid, But as the

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Speaker 17: that in fact the upper respiratory tract counterpoint you you.

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Speaker 11: mRNA vaccines don't perform well against upper piperatory infections. The

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Speaker 5: Fourteen zero point four million deaths.

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Speaker 10: This is the final scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 15: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 9: You've not got a free shot.

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Speaker 16: All these networks lying about the people.

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Speaker 9: The people have had a belly full of it. I

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Speaker 9: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 15: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 15: It's Thursday, seventh August, year of our Lord twenty five.

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Speaker 15: You would think August would slow down with the house

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Speaker 18: Obviously, the census and not including illegal immigrants, which again

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Speaker 18: They said, wait, hold on, do we need race based seats.

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Speaker 15: This is an inflection point of modern American politics. And

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Speaker 16: And of course we have equal rights in this country.

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Speaker 16: What you will allow to do is what they've done

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Speaker 16: And if you didn't have the protection.

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Speaker 15: Hang on, hang on, hang hang on, hang on, all

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Speaker 18: Yeah, I mean, she's one of the biggest fools in

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Speaker 18: I mean, really some of the dumbest people on the planet, frankly,

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Speaker 16: Mean that's exactly right, Steve. And the reality is Maga

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Speaker 18: Of course, white people are not a protected race, or

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Speaker 18: we have to kind of create these seats based off race,

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Speaker 18: which of course then lean politically to the left.

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Speaker 16: And so you know, if we were able to split

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Speaker 16: the cities.

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Speaker 18: Like they do in the North, where they kind of

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Speaker 18: force urban to kind of you know, counter multiple seats.

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Speaker 18: You look at some of these maps, you've got multiple

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Speaker 18: seats that kind of stretch into the cities where they

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Speaker 18: can and it's sort of a disaster.

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Speaker 16: And I think if we can break it.

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Speaker 18: Steve, we will see literally the biggest shift in politics

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Speaker 18: because the Democrats will have to abandon their far left

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Speaker 18: policy positions because they will be absolutely not competitive.

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Speaker 16: They will not be able to retake the House.

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Speaker 18: They will have no path to victory, Steeve, absolutely no

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Speaker 18: path the victory if they were to lose forty two seats.

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Speaker 18: I mean, they just can't. The fact is, of course,

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Speaker 18: as we've talked about, they were already gerrymandered most of

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Speaker 18: the seats, and they can maybe squeeze an additional ten

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Speaker 18: between California and New York and most likely not this cycle,

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Speaker 18: but half of that maybe in the next cycle. And

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Speaker 18: that's it, because they've kind of squeazed everything. Of course,

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Speaker 18: we're playing their games, Steve. So that's why we can't

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Speaker 18: back down. We've got to hold the line. This really

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Speaker 18: is the fight not just on the redistricting, but how

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Speaker 18: it connects with the census as well as.

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Speaker 16: You know the voting rights case in front of the

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Speaker 16: Supreme Court.

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Speaker 9: Which well is huge.

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Speaker 16: You know.

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Speaker 15: You make you make a great point about the policies.

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Speaker 15: They got to change your policies. Let's go back to

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Speaker 15: what's in front of us today. We're gonna have Harrison

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Speaker 15: on in a moment, and you've got to get some

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Speaker 15: We got to get some action of real deeds there,

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Speaker 15: not just performance performance art, which the Texas elite are

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Speaker 15: perfect at. You got to actually get down and grind

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Speaker 15: these democrats.

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Speaker 9: Uh.

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Speaker 15: The Hill newspaper to day about Florida. Look, you were

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Speaker 15: you sounded the alarm to us a couple of years

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Speaker 15: ago about the Florida situation on the map that Talahas

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Speaker 15: Be goes. Remember Talahassee maybe the most corrupt state capital

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Speaker 15: in the country next to Albany, right.

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Speaker 9: Uh.

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Speaker 15: And it was alex da Grass that came forward. That's

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Speaker 15: what we got the map that we've gotten Florida right

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Speaker 15: now because alex Dair Grass warning and the warrant posse

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Speaker 15: getting on it.

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Speaker 21: Uh.

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Speaker 9: With Texas going out as.

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Speaker 15: It is, the next stop is Florida for potential five seats.

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Speaker 15: Governor Desantas now looks like he's not just warming to

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Speaker 15: the idea, but it's going to happen. How important is

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Speaker 15: it in this cycle for us to get to flip

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Speaker 15: the five seats in Florida?

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Speaker 9: Sir well, I.

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Speaker 18: Think, of course, if Texas goes through, which it should,

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Speaker 18: and then I think you're going to see California. I mean,

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Speaker 18: this will be exclatory, right of course, and so we

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Speaker 18: will take every state. It will take Indiana, will take

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Speaker 18: South Carolina, will take Missouri, will take Florida. I mean,

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Speaker 18: we were talking about twelve, not people don't about fifteen

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Speaker 18: sixteen as more states sort of looking at what they

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Speaker 18: can do. And of course, if the Supreme Court rules

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Speaker 18: in the direction to get rid of these seats, I

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Speaker 18: think you could see more lawsuits and more states sort

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Speaker 18: of redrawing another ten there of course steve pretty quickly.

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Speaker 16: And then of course the census, which is a longer

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Speaker 16: term thing. You know you could I mean, we don't

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Speaker 16: even know. We would love to know. It would be

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Speaker 16: great to know how many where the illegals are, because.

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Speaker 18: What's going to happen is they're not going to go

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Speaker 18: they're going to panic, they're not going to get counted.

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Speaker 18: They're going to depreciate all the REPI present in the cities,

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Speaker 18: and that will really empower states like New York where

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Speaker 18: you have an our opinion, of course, and I think

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Speaker 18: we would all be on the same page. A lot

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Speaker 18: more legal citizens in upstate and so therefore representative.

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Speaker 16: Why based off the total population.

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Speaker 18: There should be more waiting for upstate voters of course,

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Speaker 18: since that's how this goes down.

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Speaker 16: So this is the whole ballgame, Steve.

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Speaker 18: I mean, really it is when you look at what

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Speaker 18: we can accomplish for this generation. We've always talked about

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Speaker 18: ending the modern Democrat Party as we know it on

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Speaker 18: this show, Steve, and.

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Speaker 16: This is exactly how we would do it.

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Speaker 18: And of course they're absolutely spiraling and melting down, and

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Speaker 18: I'm going to get blown.

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Speaker 16: Up with people. But all this is legal. It's going

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Speaker 16: to get tested in the courts. Maybe we don't win

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Speaker 16: the Supreme Court, maybe we do, but.

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Speaker 18: Hey, it's our obligation as conservatives the push forward to

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Speaker 18: protect this MAGA agenda, to provide this once in a

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Speaker 18: lifetime opportunity to reshape the country, Steve, because it's not

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Speaker 18: going to be able to happen all in one year.

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Speaker 18: I mean, we need as many as we can get years.

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Speaker 15: Of course, Yeah, it's legal and it's fair. Alex, where

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Speaker 15: do people go on social media?

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Speaker 9: Follow you?

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Speaker 15: Because the battle is engaged. The opening salvo is in

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Speaker 15: the great state of Texas.

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Speaker 9: But folks, this is.

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Speaker 15: Going all over this great union of ours, the great

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Speaker 15: fight of modern politics. Get a real fair count of

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Speaker 15: where American citizens live and how they can get fairly

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Speaker 15: represented in the House and in the Senate.

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Speaker 9: Sir, where where do people get you? On social media?

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Speaker 18: I'm mad to grass eighty one, I'm at to grass

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Speaker 18: eighty one twenty on Instagram and on Ganner Acts everything truth.

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Speaker 16: Thank you, Steve. It's really important.

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Speaker 18: You know, let's keep the pressure on tech sex because

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Speaker 18: I'm not an expert there, but you know, some of

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Speaker 18: the Republicans there are disasters, so we've got to keep

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Speaker 18: that going. Make sure we land the plane here because

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Speaker 18: if not there then everything kind of stops, of course,

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Speaker 18: and it's your term at least.

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Speaker 9: Yes, terrible week Republicans. Thank you, Alice. The gross short

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Speaker 9: commercial break.

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Speaker 15: We're going to the Lone Star State next and we're

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Speaker 15: also going to stop by Georgia. In the war room,

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Speaker 15: Stephen KB Okay, we're gonna go to Georgia. We're gonna

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Speaker 15: go to Texas. In a moment, Brian Harrison joins, us,

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Speaker 15: I want to bring into Christina, Bob we had and

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Speaker 15: I don't even want to play the clip, but Cosmo Man,

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Speaker 15: who the former lieutenant governor of Georgia that abandoned, abandoned, MAGA,

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Speaker 15: abandoned President Trump tried to work over time to steal

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Speaker 15: the twenty twenty election. He's now officially said what was

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Speaker 15: quite evident for a long time, Christina.

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Speaker 9: He's joined the Democratic Party.

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Speaker 5: Right, Yes, that's true.

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Speaker 19: It's an amazing story. I'm so excited to see it. Yes,

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Speaker 19: he abandoned the Republican Party, the Conservatives, the Megabase, He

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Speaker 19: abandoned all of his constituents long before Donald Trump was

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Speaker 19: even on the picture. According to his latest article at

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Speaker 19: the Atlanta Journal Constitution, I mean he was crying about policy,

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Speaker 19: but in reality, it's about power. This is an old

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Speaker 19: school Rhino Republican stronghold in Georgia that has been pushed

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Speaker 19: out the American people. And thank god to the war

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Speaker 19: room posse and folks you know that. Listen to the

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Speaker 19: show and other MAGA folks that have been putting the

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Speaker 19: pressure on them for years and years and years, and

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Speaker 19: they are finally finally abandoning ship. Keep the pressure up.

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Speaker 19: Let's get rid of the rest of them.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, but this is and this is why you have

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Speaker 15: a You have to think about it for a second.

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Speaker 15: In Georgia, you have two Democrats in the Senate. This

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Speaker 15: what I was just saying a second ago. With the

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Speaker 15: new census and that county illegal aliens. It's stunning the

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Speaker 15: Georgia because this is because the Rhino established. The Rhino

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Speaker 15: establishment in Georgia would rather have two Democrats, and I

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Speaker 15: think both of them pretty radical.

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Speaker 9: Two radical Democrats.

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Speaker 15: In the US Senate have then have maga US senators

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Speaker 15: and Cosmo Man is the epitome of this.

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Speaker 9: Is he not one?

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Speaker 19: This is the worst of the worst. There's no way

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Speaker 19: that you have Republicans completely in control of the state

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Speaker 19: and then Democrats, radical Democrats running the federal office. And

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Speaker 19: that's likely And I don't know. My speculation about him

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Speaker 19: switching parties is likely because he knows that he can't

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Speaker 19: win in a state office and he doesn't want to

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Speaker 19: go back down to account. He doesn't want to go

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Speaker 19: in the opposite direction. And so in order to potentially

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Speaker 19: run for senator do something at the federal level, he

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Speaker 19: has to be in the Democrat Party because it can't

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Speaker 19: make it in the Republican party anymore. And you've got

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Speaker 19: the Republicans that are currently in office, for example, Chris Carr,

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Speaker 19: the Attorney General.

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Speaker 5: Everybody forgets the Fanny.

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Speaker 19: Willis case in Atlanta is still open. I know she's

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Speaker 19: a hot mess of a train wreck that's falling apart,

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Speaker 19: but they haven't closed it. And Chris Carr, the Republican

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Speaker 19: Attorney General, who could look at this and say, yeah,

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Speaker 19: it was not really right for you to hire your

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Speaker 19: boyfriend to take kickbacks to prosecute your political opponents that

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Speaker 19: you fund raised off of. He could do something about that,

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Speaker 19: and he's chosen not to. And it's the same group

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Speaker 19: of Republicans that have been in control of Georgia, and

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Speaker 19: this is a very good sign that they're looking for

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Speaker 19: a place to go because they know it's not sustainable

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Speaker 19: to continue to do what they're doing in Georgia.

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Speaker 15: Before I let you go, because you're very intimitely involved

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Speaker 15: in this, Salomon's going to join us from an update

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Speaker 15: about he thinks Obama may inadvertently laid out a smoking gun.

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Speaker 15: Here are you still And we've talked about this, We've

627
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Speaker 15: got to stick the landing and Axios actually had a

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Speaker 15: great story.

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Speaker 9: I've got it up in ghet Her. It's a really

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Speaker 9: good story.

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Speaker 15: I think yesterday that I finally got up this morning

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Speaker 15: about how MAGA is really completely focused on sticking the

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Speaker 15: landing here on these prosecutions for seditious conspiracy. Are you

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Speaker 15: still getting a sense this is moving with the urgency

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Speaker 15: that we need?

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Speaker 19: Yeah, I think it is. You know, I'll never be

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Speaker 19: satisfied that it's moving fast enough, but I do believe

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Speaker 19: that they are moving it forward. And I think this

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Speaker 19: is probably one of the most, if not the most

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Speaker 19: pivotal issues for President Trump in this term. It will

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Speaker 19: be what he's remembered by, and it's what we need

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Speaker 19: him to handle because if he doesn't complete this in

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Speaker 19: his first term, nobody's going to come behind him and

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Speaker 19: clean it up after him. So I don't care whoever

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Speaker 19: you love in Magol world to take his place, they

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Speaker 19: just can't do it. So this is a very important issue.

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Speaker 19: They can't move fast enough, but I do think they're on.

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Speaker 15: Pace take Down the Deep State. Christina, you got a

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Speaker 15: new book coming out in September. It's got amazing cover.

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Speaker 15: I think shop our own Dan Floyd, our film producer.

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Speaker 15: Do we get it? Can we put the book cover up?

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Speaker 15: And Christina, whe's your social media? Where they go get

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Speaker 15: your book and where they go to get you?

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Speaker 6: Yep.

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Speaker 19: It's available for pre sale on Amazon, Barnes and Noble

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Speaker 19: wherever books are sold. You can find me on social

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Speaker 19: media at Christina Underscore Bob. It's a very important book.

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Speaker 5: Please.

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Speaker 19: I want everyone to know the inside story of everything

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Speaker 19: that has happened and why this prosecution potentially in Florida

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Speaker 19: of these deep state folks is so so important.

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Speaker 15: So thank you, Thank you, ma'am. Thank you for joining

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Speaker 15: us in Georgia. Good lord, how do we have two

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Speaker 15: radical Democrat senators down there? It's absolutely discussing in a

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Speaker 15: state that is one of the greatest MAGA states around

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Speaker 15: the same problem though with the establishment we got in.

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Speaker 9: Do we have a call over for Harrison? Can we

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Speaker 9: go and play that? Do we have it? Let's play.

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Speaker 15: Let's get some clips for Brian Harrison and let's bring

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Speaker 15: them on play the clips.

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Speaker 4: Donald Trump ordered new congressional maps. In Texas, Democratic lawmakers

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Speaker 4: said that that was an undemocratic move, and they left

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Speaker 4: the state so as to delay a vote, and now

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Speaker 4: they're threatened. Redistricting is a normal course of events. Partisan

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Speaker 4: jerrymandering is not. And this whole thing the President telling

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Speaker 4: members of the Texas legislature to take steps to preserve

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Speaker 4: the Republican majority in the House of Representatives.

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Speaker 5: By adding more seats.

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Speaker 4: This is all part of the slow drip of creeping authoritarianism.

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Speaker 4: We saw another example of this with the firing on

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Speaker 4: Friday of the Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner. Most people

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Speaker 4: did not know Erica Mentarfer Mcenttarfer, the BLS commissioner who

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Speaker 4: was and even now most people will be hard to

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Speaker 4: remember her name or face, let alone any other former

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Speaker 4: commissioners or know what the BLS actually does. But Donald

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Speaker 4: Trump didn't like the numbers that her agency released, and

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Speaker 4: so he fired her because he should control that information.

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Speaker 9: Right.

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Speaker 20: So the concept here that I think is important is

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Speaker 20: one that my colleague at the University of Toronto Lutin

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Speaker 20: Way have devised called competitive authoritarianism. You make it seem

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Speaker 20: like there are still elections, but you cook the elections

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Speaker 20: in advance. We've seen this in Hungary, the intense jerrymandering.

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Speaker 9: That's what we now have here.

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Speaker 20: They're basically saying, you know, as the President himself said,

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Speaker 20: you know, don't worry about the midterms. We've got this covered.

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Speaker 20: And it's explicit gerrymandering. The problem is we've let this

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Speaker 20: happen in state after state.

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Speaker 9: So now people will.

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Speaker 20: Say, Okay, you know there's a partisan jerrymander over here,

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Speaker 20: But what you need to look at is the percentage

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Speaker 20: of people who vote democratic and whether that vote Democrat,

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Speaker 20: and the percentage of people who vote Republican, and see

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Speaker 20: if that is reflected in the division in the state legislature,

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Speaker 20: in the in the in the congressional body that the

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Speaker 20: state sends to to Congress. So look at a state

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Speaker 20: like North Carolina, which is split fifty to fifty Democrats

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Speaker 20: and Republicans among the voters.

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Speaker 5: And often will elect statewide.

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Speaker 4: A Republican governor or Republican attorney I'm sorry, a Democratic

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Speaker 4: attorney general and Democratic governor, and yet I have a

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Speaker 4: supermajority of Republicans in the legislature.

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Speaker 9: Exactly.

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Speaker 16: This is that's very manory.

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Speaker 20: Find no sense of the imagination the democracyite. It's just like,

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Speaker 20: there's no way North Carolina should be a toss up.

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Speaker 20: North Carolina should be a toss up, not a supermajority

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Speaker 20: Republican legislature.

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Speaker 9: They shouldn't have.

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Speaker 20: I forgot exactly the split of Congress people, but it's

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Speaker 20: something like eleven to three or some extreme skew. I'm

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Speaker 20: not sure exactly, but some extreme skew. That's what we've seen.

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Speaker 20: That's what we now see. What we're going to see

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Speaker 20: is much worse than that. That sort of thing in taxes,

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Speaker 20: a much more extreme version of the kind of partisan

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Speaker 20: gerryman we already have.

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Speaker 9: And none of this is a democracy.

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Speaker 21: Hey, hatty neighbors, Brian Harrison here walking out of the

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Speaker 21: Capitol for quid minute. Just want to keep pushing an

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Speaker 21: idea out there, because we're day three this corn break,

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Speaker 21: and so far all talk and no action out of

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Speaker 21: the Texas government. Unfortunately, no punishments of any kind. Okay,

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Speaker 21: no arrests, no chairmanships have been lost. How they haven't

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Speaker 21: been The Democrats don't even have their parking spots taken away. Okay,

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Speaker 21: this I'm sick of the talk. I want action, So

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Speaker 21: here it is. Let's fight fire with fire. Get this going.

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Speaker 21: For every one week the Democrats are gone, one more

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Speaker 21: Republican seat gets added to the map.

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Speaker 5: So they're gone one week.

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Speaker 21: Instead of our new maps having five more Republican seats,

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Speaker 21: they're going to have six Democrats gone two weeks. Well,

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Speaker 21: we went from plus five to plus seven. It's time

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Speaker 21: to play hardball. I'm sick of the Democrats fighting harder

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Speaker 21: for the future of Texas than Texas Republicans are.

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Speaker 5: Let's change that. Let's get this going.

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Speaker 21: For every week they're gone, let's amend the map one

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Speaker 21: more Republican seat.

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Speaker 5: Let me know what you think.

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Speaker 15: We'll talk to Y'll soon, okay, Brian Harrison joins us.

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Speaker 15: Now it's been performance art by the senior members of

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Speaker 15: the GOP in Texas.

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Speaker 9: So what's what's the action plan?

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Speaker 15: The WARRMTPOSSE is prepared to do whatever it's got to

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Speaker 15: do to make sure we're taking action because, as Alison

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Speaker 15: Grass just laid out, we have a historic opportunity and

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Speaker 15: inflection point in modern America. Actually potentially with the Supreme Court,

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Speaker 15: the Voting Rights Act, the new midterm census.

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Speaker 9: We have fought for day one to do it right,

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Speaker 9: we blinked.

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Speaker 15: We blinked in twenty seventeen to twenty eighteen because of

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Speaker 15: Wilbur Ross and the people over at the Commerce Department.

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Speaker 15: President Trump wants it with no illegal aliens in it.

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Speaker 15: We have a he thinks forty to forty five seats pretension.

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Speaker 15: But we've got to start in Texas, and you've got

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Speaker 15: to start with action. Brian Harrison, your thoughts, sir.

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Speaker 5: Well, we need action.

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Speaker 21: But I got to tell you, Steve, it's it's great

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Speaker 21: to be with you, but I'm kind of upset at you.

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Speaker 21: I don't think I'm ever going to be able to

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Speaker 21: get back the brain cells you made me lose by

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Speaker 21: listening to that MSNBC panel right before I came on here. Okay,

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Speaker 21: and I got to say something about that. Yeah, pulled

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Speaker 21: some numbers here because they're talking about.

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Speaker 5: This extreme jerrymandering.

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Speaker 21: They're so mad in Texas, and one of these morons

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Speaker 21: on MSNBC actually said, well, the congressional map should be

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Speaker 21: mirror sort of the voting percentages in the state. So

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Speaker 21: I pulled the numbers while he was talking here. Read

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Speaker 21: this real quick. California Republicans make up forty percent of

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Speaker 21: the vote they get seventeen percent of the seats because

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Speaker 21: they never talk about it when the Democrats do this, never,

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Speaker 21: never a word.

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Speaker 5: It's only Republicans. Okay.

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Speaker 21: Massachusetts Republicans make up thirty five percent of the vote,

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Speaker 21: they get zero congressional representation. Connecticut Republicans are thirty eight percent,

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Speaker 21: they get zero seats. New York forty two percent of

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Speaker 21: the vote is Republican. They get twenty six seats percentage

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Speaker 21: of the seats. Maryland Republicans are thirty eight percent of

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Speaker 21: the votes. Republicans get twelve percent of the seats. New

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Speaker 21: Mexico forty four percent of the votes Republican, zero congressional seats.

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Speaker 21: I could go on for pages here. Okay, So, like

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Speaker 21: America needs.

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Speaker 15: Hang right hand, I just brought I just brought it.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I just brought up with the all of New England,

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Speaker 9: all of New England, Yeah, all the states.

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Speaker 15: I think the average is forty thirty eight to forty

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Speaker 15: percent of Republicans. There's not one Republican in the entire

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Speaker 15: congressional delegation of the entire New England, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,

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Speaker 15: Rhode Island.

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Speaker 21: Well, and they're trying to make this, there's this whole

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Speaker 21: national narrative that these Democrats, if Texas redraws are maps, okay,

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Speaker 21: something we should have done before.

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Speaker 5: Now, if Texas redraws their.

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Speaker 21: Maps, the Democrat states are going to fight fire with fire.

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Speaker 5: They're going to have to respond.

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Speaker 21: Well, not only are the Democrats hypocrits, not only are

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Speaker 21: they dishonest, they're also stupid and they can't do math.

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Speaker 21: The Democrat governor of Massachusetts said that if Texas redraws

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Speaker 21: their maps to math simize Republican advantage, she's going to

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Speaker 21: take on redisserting in Massachusetts. But I guess she doesn't

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Speaker 21: know that she's already gerrymandered every single Republican seat out

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Speaker 21: of the state. So what is her position. She wants

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Speaker 21: negative Republican congressional representation.

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Speaker 5: This is insanity.

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Speaker 21: But no, here's actually the list, Steve, to your point,

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Speaker 21: The following states have zero Republican seats in the US Congress. Massachusetts,

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Speaker 21: Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, Hawaii, New Mexico, Connecticut, and

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Speaker 21: Delaware zero Republican seats because they've already jerrymandered the hell.

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Speaker 5: Out of their states. So here's the dirty little secret.

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Speaker 21: Democrats, including my hipocritical Democrat House colleagues that are hiding

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Speaker 21: behind Governor Pritzker up in Illinois. They have no problem

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Speaker 21: with states redrawing their maps to maximize partisan political advantage.

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Speaker 21: They're just mad that a Republican state is finally getting

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Speaker 21: around to doing what their voters want as well. So yeah,

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Speaker 21: so that's the background. Sorry, I just you made me

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Speaker 21: endure the MSNBC panel steap, so I had to say

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Speaker 21: something about that in Texas.

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Speaker 15: Hang on one second, hang with server.

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Speaker 9: Forget that.

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Speaker 15: I'm gonna take a break when we come back. You're

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Speaker 15: still going to have to deal with the panel because

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Speaker 15: I got to have you. We're going to take a

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Speaker 15: short break when we come back. The question, I'm gonna

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Speaker 15: give you now to think about it. It is it

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Speaker 15: what Norm Ornstein? It gives us competitive authoritarianism.

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Speaker 9: Take your number two Parensil out and write it down.

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Speaker 15: We got a new concept competitive authoritarianism. That's what that's what,

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Speaker 15: that's what we're trying to do here. These guys are beauties.

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Speaker 15: Like you said, they're radical, they're ridiculous.

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Speaker 9: And they're dumb at the end of the day.

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Speaker 15: And that's one of the great strengths we've got the

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Speaker 15: MAGA movement is not sure. Commercial break Brian Harrison in

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Speaker 15: Texas where the fight is fully engaged. I think we're

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Speaker 15: kind of going to this fight with one boot off,

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Speaker 15: as they used to say, you know why, because the

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Speaker 15: Rhinos are not don't have her back on this, but

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Speaker 15: they're going to birch gold. Take your phone out text

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Speaker 9: It's totally free and completely informative. Short break, Use your host,

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Speaker 9: Stephen k back.

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Speaker 15: Okay, Brian Harrison joins me again. Uh, Brian Cornant has

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Speaker 15: just Senator Cornys just announced that the FBI will will

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Speaker 15: engage in UH in getting these folks back, these recalcitrant

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Speaker 15: gutlass Texas House Democrats are from Illinois.

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Speaker 9: There's a clip on We're going as soon as we

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Speaker 9: get a boot up, we'll play it.

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Speaker 15: Competitive authoritarianism. What MSMEBC? They've kind of become untethered to reality.

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Speaker 15: What are they, what are they doing? What is going

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Speaker 15: on here?

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Speaker 9: How they try they're trying to frame it in what way?

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Speaker 21: I was upset at you at the start of the

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Speaker 21: last segment. You're going to make me start the second

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Speaker 21: segment still talking about MSNBC.

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Speaker 5: Good grief, Seve. But okay, let's do this. I love it.

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Speaker 21: If that's the new term competitive authoritarianism, let them run

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Speaker 21: with it, because what these morons don't understand they accidentally did.

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Speaker 21: If they're going to take that term, it's an admission

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Speaker 21: that they've been the Democrats have practicing unilateral authoritarianism for

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Speaker 21: the last ten years, because it's been blue state after

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Speaker 21: blue state after blue state that has Jerry mannered almost

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Speaker 21: all Republican seats out of their congressional map.

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Speaker 5: So if they're finally saying, okay, wait.

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Speaker 21: A secon, well, if Texas is doing something like what

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Speaker 21: we've been doing for ten years, well now it's competitive.

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Speaker 9: Cool.

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Speaker 21: Thank you for admitting for the first time, albeit inadvertently,

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Speaker 21: to America, that you guys have been unilaterally practicing your

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Speaker 21: brute thuggus.

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Speaker 5: Authoritarianism for the last decade. So bring it on. I'm

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Speaker 5: happy for this term to stick around.

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Speaker 9: Talk to us now about you did this.

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Speaker 15: You did this walk and talk because they still have

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Speaker 15: their parking spaces, which is the lowest hanging fruit. Guys,

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Speaker 15: if we can't take the parking spaces away, what.

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Speaker 9: Are we going to do?

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Speaker 15: But I want to go through the whole punch list,

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Speaker 15: including the governor, and these guys have got if they're

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Speaker 15: going to screw around and take weeks after week after

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Speaker 15: week and slow this process down and not get to

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Speaker 15: things like proper taxes and not get to the resources

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Speaker 15: places like Curveville need and all the kind of response.

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Speaker 9: If they're not going.

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Speaker 15: To do that property tax, we've got to start taking

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Speaker 15: additional seats. So walk through your punch list of what

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Speaker 15: we have to do. Because the posse's up on the

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Speaker 15: ramparts today and raid a roll.

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Speaker 21: So I just tweeted this out a few minutes ago,

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Speaker 21: sort of my every morning I'm I'm updating the statistics,

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Speaker 21: okay on what is actually going on in terms of

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Speaker 21: punishment for the Democrats. But before I get to this

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Speaker 21: punch list, there's two things that I think are the easiest,

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Speaker 21: low hanging fruit. You don't need the courts for this.

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Speaker 21: Number one is the thing I mentioned in the video

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Speaker 21: that you aired, which is like, if the Democrats are

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Speaker 21: going to play hardball, I'm sick of it only being

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Speaker 21: the Democrats, especially in Texas, where establishment Republicans usually do

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Speaker 21: the Democrats bidding and then blame the Democrats. Okay, let's

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Speaker 21: time for that crap is over hardball. Every week the

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Speaker 21: Democrats are gone, the governor, Speaker, Lieutenant governor, we should

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Speaker 21: announce we're emitting the map one more Republican seats.

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Speaker 5: So they've gone one week.

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Speaker 21: Quite frankly, by tomorrow we should add one more seat,

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Speaker 21: which would give us a six seat advantage instead of

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Speaker 21: five the Democrat. That would That would terrify the Democrats

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Speaker 21: and we.

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Speaker 5: Could do it. We don't need the courts for that.

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Speaker 21: Number two, Why has the governor, Lieutenant governor, or speaker

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Speaker 21: not come out and do something that is one hundred

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Speaker 21: percent within their power and just pledged to preemptively and

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Speaker 21: automatically kill, veto or stop any future bill by any

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Speaker 21: one of these rogue Democrats who is abdicating their constitutional responsibility.

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Speaker 21: The governor could say, as long as I'm governor, any

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Speaker 21: bill with your name on it automatic veto. Lieutenant Governor

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Speaker 21: and Speaker can say, any bill with your name on

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Speaker 21: it will never see the light of the day in

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Speaker 21: the Texas House or Texas Senate.

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Speaker 5: None of that's happened.

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Speaker 21: And then here's the tweet with the checklist every morning,

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Speaker 21: all right, the number of seats that have been ordered vacated,

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Speaker 21: because remember there were these big threats days ago. If

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Speaker 21: three pm Monday or Tuesday deadline vacated, well, how many.

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Speaker 5: Seats have been ordered vacated? Zero?

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Speaker 21: The governor has requested the courts think about vacating one.

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Speaker 21: But like, okay, who knows what the courts are going

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Speaker 21: to do. Number of charges filed against any of these

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Speaker 21: Democrats zero. The number of arrests zero. The number of

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Speaker 21: budgets that have been cut. We can slash the budgets

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Speaker 21: to their office easy, zero. The number of parking spots

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Speaker 21: if they can't, If we can't even touch their damn

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Speaker 21: parking spots, please stop with the pretense that you're serious.

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Speaker 5: Seniority.

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Speaker 21: Some of these Democrats have high seniority that lets them

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Speaker 21: get big palatial offices, plush prime committee assignments. We could

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Speaker 21: strip that away, no problem. Speakers could do it by himself.

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Speaker 21: The number of offices that have been defunded zero. The

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Speaker 21: number of Democrat staffers that have been asked zero punishments

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Speaker 21: of any kind zero. But the number of sternly worded

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Speaker 21: press statements countless. Okay, that's the update. So we need action.

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Speaker 21: I'm sick of the talk. If you can't do the basics,

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Speaker 21: take their seniority, pull them off their plush committee.

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Speaker 5: Aside.

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Speaker 21: Steve gene Wu, the chairman of the House Democrat Caucus, who,

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Speaker 21: by the way, is the one person the governor has

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Speaker 21: asked the course to think about maybe vacating, he still

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Speaker 21: holds a co chairmanship of a Texas House committee and

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Speaker 21: is still on the committee on redistricting. Think about that.

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Speaker 21: The head of the Democrat Caucus is still more partially

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Speaker 21: in charge of the redistricting process in the Texas House

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Speaker 21: of Representatives.

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Speaker 5: You can't make this up.

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Speaker 21: Texas voters are sick of it. They're sick of empty rhetoric.

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Speaker 21: They want bold action. They've voted for bold leadership when

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Speaker 21: they reelected Trump with fourteen points here in Texas. And

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Speaker 21: here's my message, Okay to the leadership in Texas. Number one,

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Speaker 21: we know you could have stopped this if you'd wanted to.

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Speaker 21: The Speaker of the House could have locked the doors

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Speaker 21: last Wednesday and in forced quorum. So the elected Republican leadership,

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Speaker 21: we know you could have stopped this. If you wanted

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Speaker 21: to number two. We know you've got all the tools

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Speaker 21: you need to end it whenever you want. Why are

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Speaker 21: you not using those tools?

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Speaker 9: Where do people go?

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Speaker 15: I want them to go to your social media to

976
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Speaker 15: get up on all your Twitter. Can you put the

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Speaker 15: numbers up? They should be calling the warrant posse. It's

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Speaker 15: got their finger on the trigger and wants a roll

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Speaker 15: on this this morning.

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Speaker 9: So where do they go? Brian Yeah, you bet.

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Speaker 5: There we go and we'll shoot the number. We'll shoot

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Speaker 5: the numbers over to you guys too. But my ex

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Speaker 5: if you go to X.

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Speaker 21: My feed if you want ground truth on what's going

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Speaker 21: on here.

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Speaker 5: Brian E.

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Speaker 21: Harrison on X, Brian E. Harrison on X, Brian E.

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Speaker 21: Harrison on X, and guys, I please go there, like, follow,

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Speaker 21: and share because I'm not kidding. Guys, there is nothing

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Speaker 21: in the Austin Swamp more hated than my Twitter feed

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Speaker 21: or my ex feet. And I gotta say, Steve, as always,

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Speaker 21: as always, I appreciate what you and the Posse have

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Speaker 21: done because you and the Posse, and you know, because

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Speaker 21: we met a couple weeks ago, y'all were ahead of

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Speaker 21: the curve on this and whatever victory is if this

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Speaker 21: thing ends tomorrow, if it ends to whenever it ends,

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Speaker 21: if there's anything the good that's going to come out

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Speaker 21: of this, it's only going to happen not because the

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Speaker 21: Austin establishment finally gets around to doing the right thing.

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Speaker 5: No way, they never do.

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Speaker 21: The only way the Austin establishment ever does anything bold

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Speaker 21: conservative Republican is when they are forced to by the

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Speaker 21: pressure of grassroots activists in Texas and across the country,

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Speaker 21: letting them know that our eyes are on you, and

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Speaker 21: you have no excuses. So thank you, you and the post.

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Speaker 21: You are already making a difference. I promise you, so

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Speaker 21: keep it up. Do not let the pressure off. Texas

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Speaker 21: Republicans can end us whenever they want to keep the

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Speaker 21: pressure on.

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Speaker 9: Thank you, Thank you, brother, appreciate you.

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Speaker 15: If Vember can put back up on the screen the

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Speaker 15: numbers right there, let's get the phone numbers up right there.

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Speaker 9: We'll leave it with that amazing grassroots.

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Speaker 15: The only time these rhinos that run the state respond

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Speaker 15: is when you put the tip of the bannet right

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Speaker 15: in the back and nudge him along.

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Speaker 9: So let's nudge him today. Let's make some phone calls.

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Speaker 9: Let's let him know it's August.

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Speaker 15: But people, the eyes of the nation are upon the

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Speaker 15: great state of Texas.

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Speaker 9: We're going to take a short commercial break here of the.

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Speaker 15: Right stuff, the magnificent book, the classic movie, the incredible score.

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Speaker 9: You got to watch that this weekend. Stick around back

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Speaker 9: in a moment.