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Speaker 2: Please behind you, Caitlin, behind you, Thank you, Caitlin.

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Speaker 2: We want to see Syria become a country that's very successful,

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Speaker 6: Talk about the markets. They were ripping up today.

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Speaker 8: He he might as well be a Republican at this point.

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Speaker 8: It's it's a sliding scale of the same thing. One's

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Speaker 6: You're in New York, Eric, me Texas? Is it going

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Speaker 9: Oh look this is everybody can rejoice in this, Okay.

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Speaker 9: People are going to leave, Corporations are going to leave,

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Speaker 9: How quickly are people going to leave?

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Speaker 9: But his utopian scheme that he has sold all of

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Speaker 8: So Eric I was at the World Trade Center in

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Speaker 8: the ground zero Mosque. We pushed back. It didn't happen.

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Speaker 8: Is this a whole New New York?

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Speaker 2: Now?

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Speaker 8: Are there going to be ground zero mosques and mosques

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Speaker 8: every I think we have some vo of Muslims praying

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Speaker 8: in Times Square? Is this city going to be recognizable

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Speaker 8: to us? For New Yorkers of forty years now? It's starting? Now,

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Speaker 8: look at this, this is insane.

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Speaker 9: It remains, it remains to be seen.

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Speaker 5: Listen.

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Speaker 9: I just have to say, radical Islam, the kind of

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Speaker 9: Islam you're seeing there, the kind of Islam that has

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Speaker 9: taken over London and Paris, is not compatible with American values.

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Speaker 9: Now you have to understand what I mean by that.

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Speaker 9: What I mean by that is if you want to

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Speaker 9: be a Muslim in America. Americans are tolerant. We will

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Speaker 9: tolerate you whatever you want to do. But when you

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Speaker 9: try to bring those values onto a larger scale, they

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Speaker 9: conflict with our values of freedom. And so will Americans

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Speaker 9: stand against this? I hope Americans stand against this. It's

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Speaker 9: one thing to be welcoming and to say, you know,

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Speaker 9: it's kind of like if a neighbor moves in and

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Speaker 9: you say, well, I've got problems with their values, but

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Speaker 9: they certainly have a right to live there. But if

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Speaker 9: those values begin to impinge on your life at some point,

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Speaker 9: you say, excuse me, no, no, no, you cannot be you know,

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Speaker 9: doing that in the back of you.

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Speaker 6: If they start ringing they call the prayer bells or

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Speaker 6: whatever they are, charms or whatever they do several times

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Speaker 6: a day.

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Speaker 8: They're doing it in Dearborn, Michigan. They're doing it in Minneapolis.

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Speaker 8: If they start doing in New York City, isn't that

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Speaker 8: impinging on the fabric of Americans?

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Speaker 9: If you ask me, well, to me, it's it's offensive.

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Speaker 9: It's offensive. You know, there's we're supposed to have. You know,

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Speaker 9: It's kind of funny, isn't it. People always talk about

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Speaker 9: separation of church and state. So you can't impose Christian values,

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Speaker 9: but what about Muslim values? At what point do you say,

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Speaker 9: excuse me. You can do that in your house, you

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Speaker 9: can do that in your mosque, but you can't do

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Speaker 9: that in the middle of Times Square. You have to

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Speaker 9: have the courage of your convictions.

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Speaker 8: If the American dons it, there's nowhere to go from there.

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Speaker 8: You can't you can't ask Trump to stop that. They

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Speaker 8: would say it's a federal takeover of America's largest city.

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Speaker 9: Finally, well, listen, that's I mean, that's the kind of

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Speaker 9: thing that honestly, I don't know where it goes. But

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Speaker 9: as I was saying before, we have a free market,

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Speaker 9: we have freedom. People can leave, People are going to leave.

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Speaker 9: Tourism is going to go into the basement. People are

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Speaker 9: not going to come to Times Square if they think

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Speaker 9: I'm gonna get mugged or stabbed or I'm going to

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Speaker 9: deal with hordes of angry Muslims spitting on me because

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Speaker 9: I'm a Jew. I mean, if that happens, you know,

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Speaker 9: tourism is big business for New York. So this is

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Speaker 9: the kind of thing where living in a free country

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Speaker 9: that works in our advantage. Ultimately, the people are going

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Speaker 9: to vote with their feet. They're gonna leave. They're gonna

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Speaker 9: take their money, whether they're tourists or whether they're billionaires

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Speaker 9: creating businesses in New York. When those folks leave, the

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Speaker 9: city goes down the tubes. And then we'll see what happens.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, we'll see what happens. You know.

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Speaker 8: The scary part is it could all happen. He could,

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Speaker 8: he could condone all this nonsense. People with money, the

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Speaker 8: people who are doing businesses, who the people are taking

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Speaker 8: risks to create business may leave, and it could could

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Speaker 8: end up being a wasteland, much like London has become,

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Speaker 8: much like some of the other major cities, Harris, even

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Speaker 8: in Germany as well. So, Eric, you make so much

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Speaker 8: sense every time we have you on.

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Speaker 6: We love having you back. And if you could quite

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Speaker 6: use that, Eric Metexas, if you will.

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Speaker 9: Eric Metaxas. But often people say what part of Texas

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Speaker 9: are gonna know?

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Speaker 6: Well, you may want with what I let I know

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Speaker 6: there all the time. Good to see you again, my friend,

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Speaker 6: Thank you Eric.

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Speaker 8: All right, folks, we'll be back two and a half minutes.

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Speaker 10: I am here for my final tech again and I

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Speaker 10: couldn't be happier with the results. I've been happy to

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Speaker 10: share it with people. They're definitely curious because it shows

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Speaker 10: my weight change is about thirty six pounds. I work

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Speaker 10: at a lady's apparel store and I have regular customers.

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Speaker 10: I've been there for eight years, and they are all noticing.

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Speaker 10: They said, at fourteen twelve, size ten, size eight, size six,

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Speaker 10: I went from a large to a medium, the small,

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Speaker 10: and now I'm in an extra small. I'm also healthy

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Speaker 10: and energetic and happy.

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Speaker 8: Well, most people measure their success with the scale, but

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Speaker 8: is that really the most important number when it comes

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Speaker 8: to south Let's bring in John Jubilee, founder of Energize Health.

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Speaker 8: He joins us to discuss you and you say, it's

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Speaker 8: not about losing weight, it's about losing fat. Can you

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Speaker 8: explain the difference and why that distinction is so critical

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Speaker 8: to our health?

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Speaker 11: Well, I will love to share it and to celebrate

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Speaker 11: that young lady.

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Speaker 5: You know, she lost seven of these. She lost seven

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Speaker 5: of these.

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Speaker 11: But most people that lose weight are not losing this,

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Speaker 11: which is the ugly visceral and subcutaneous fat. They're losing this,

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Speaker 11: which is their healthy, lean muscle. These both weigh the same,

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Speaker 11: by the way, so you can See, there's a big

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Speaker 11: difference between losing your healthy muscle and so everybody that's

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Speaker 11: on your GOLP ones, this is mostly what you're losing.

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Speaker 11: You're losing your healthy, lean muscle that is going to

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Speaker 11: keep you strong, keep you powerful, keep you energetic. It

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Speaker 11: looks great under your skin. It makes your skin look

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Speaker 11: great and beautiful and smooth and healthy. And that's the

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Speaker 11: difference is you don't want to lose hydration, which again

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Speaker 11: people want a GOLP one most of their weight loss

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Speaker 11: is healthy hydration and lean muscle mass.

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Speaker 5: But on the.

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Speaker 11: Energized health protocol, no, we want you to be healthy

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Speaker 11: at the cellular level.

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Speaker 5: The side effect is you just so.

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Speaker 11: Happen to lose visceral fat and subcutaneous fat, but you

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Speaker 11: gain muscle and you gain hydration.

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Speaker 5: Eric, that's the big difference.

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Speaker 8: So John very interesting because you know they say muscle

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Speaker 8: weighs more than fat, and you're showing that right there

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Speaker 8: because the same size it muscle.

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Speaker 6: It would weigh more.

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Speaker 8: And a lot of people lose both fat and muscle

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Speaker 8: when they're just on GLP. So this would be a

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Speaker 8: better alternative, yes.

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Speaker 11: Well, way better because you never ever ever want to

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Speaker 11: lose your lean muscle. So all the recent scientific studies

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Speaker 11: say one thing. One thing guarantees longitivity and high quality

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Speaker 11: of life when we're senior citizens, which I am, by

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Speaker 11: the way, it is your strength. So the stronger we

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Speaker 11: are and the more lean muscle we have, the longer

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Speaker 11: we're going to live a high quality of life. So

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Speaker 11: unless you want to be laying down in a nursing

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Speaker 11: home and having people do the bedpan and change your

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Speaker 11: diapers and take care of you like that, you never

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Speaker 11: ever ever want to lose the lean muscle.

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Speaker 5: You only want to lose fat.

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Speaker 8: All right, John, to go about a minute or so,

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Speaker 8: just tell us, so the the can you repair a

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Speaker 8: damage metabolism and how do you do that?

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Speaker 5: You can totally do it.

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Speaker 11: There's a triangulation between your thyroid, your pituitary, and your hypothalamus.

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Speaker 11: And this is one of the things for twenty eight

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Speaker 11: years we've been helping people with our patent pending science

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Speaker 11: of interra salar hydration. We reset that back like when

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Speaker 11: you were seventeen years old. So even if you did

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Speaker 11: a gop one, God bless you.

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Speaker 5: You know you made a mistake, but you can still

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Speaker 5: fix it.

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Speaker 11: You can get that metabolism, reset, gain back your healthy muscle,

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Speaker 11: gain back your healthy hydration, and keep the bout off.

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Speaker 8: Awesome, awesome, really good to have you, John Jubilee, always

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Speaker 8: good energize health folks. Thank you John, Happy Senior citizen day.

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Speaker 8: It's so hard. It's very hard for us.

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Speaker 6: I guess, thank you, appreciate you, my friend.

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Speaker 5: Thank you brother.

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Speaker 8: All right, okay, our next Ues is a political strategist

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Speaker 8: and campaign advisory fights against the evilness of the Democrats.

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Speaker 8: She's a co host on her Take podcast, one of

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Speaker 8: the PbD podcasts. Well, welcome back to Lyndy Lee Lindy.

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Speaker 8: Every time you're on, we always have a lot to cover.

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Speaker 8: Let's start with the Schumer shutdown, which finally Andy, you know,

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Speaker 8: let's point out that Dick Durbin, Illinois Senator Dick Durman

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Speaker 8: joined the Republicans. First of all, Chuck Schumer was really

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Speaker 8: getting it from his own side. Tell Us, is Chuck

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Speaker 8: Schumer pretty much dead man walking as far as politics

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Speaker 8: go going forward?

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Speaker 3: Absolutely is Eric is so good to be with you.

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Speaker 3: Chuck Schumer did the right thing in March by working

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Speaker 3: with President Trump to keep the government open. But the

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Speaker 3: liberals and the progressives came after him with pitchforks during

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Speaker 3: his book tour, so he learned his lesson that he

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Speaker 3: needed to fight hard against Trump because he's terrified of

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Speaker 3: a primary challenge from AOC. But you're absolutely right, he's

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Speaker 3: a dead man walking. It's just a matter of time.

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Speaker 12: Now.

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Speaker 3: He knows that the writing's on the wall and they're

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Speaker 3: going to come.

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Speaker 6: After him, So do a favorite.

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Speaker 8: And the reason why I'm asking Lindy this, folks, is

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Speaker 8: because Lindy was a dem She was she was part

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Speaker 8: of that party until she got her senses, her wits

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Speaker 8: about her and she was sorry. There are too. We're

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Speaker 8: glad to hear. The question is where is that party?

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Speaker 8: I mean, it's it's fighting. Are they I'm speaking for them?

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Speaker 8: Are we socialists? Do we want to become Marxist? Are

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Speaker 8: we you know, moderate centrists that don't seem to be

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Speaker 8: able to get anything done as well.

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Speaker 6: They're in an identity crisis. What do you see? You

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Speaker 6: were there from this side, what do you see looking

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Speaker 6: back in?

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Speaker 3: I'm thinking that running against people like Zo Ron mom

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Speaker 3: Donnie Marxist mom Donnie, running against Jasmine Crockett, ilhan Omar,

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Speaker 3: what's her name? AOC all these people that is ideal

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Speaker 3: for the Republican Party. They are the right enemies to have, Okay,

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Speaker 3: they are lurching to the left to see who can

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Speaker 3: out socialists the other. I was born in a communist regime,

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Speaker 3: and I can tell you that it means nothing but

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Speaker 3: chaos and pain and pandemonium and suffering for the people involved.

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Speaker 3: It's just such a shame that they want to bring

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Speaker 3: that system here. It is un American, it's anti American

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Speaker 3: and anathemaut everything that we believe in.

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Speaker 8: So how Lindy Howe, in a city with so many Jews,

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Speaker 8: so many gay and lesbian people, does a Muslim get

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Speaker 8: elected when he basically says, if beaming that out were

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Speaker 8: to step foot in New York, we had to arrest them.

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Speaker 8: And we know that in part of Islam, if you're gay,

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Speaker 8: they throw you off building.

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Speaker 6: Literally they you're an infidel, you deserve to die.

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Speaker 8: How does a man like that get elected in a

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Speaker 8: city and where are they headed?

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Speaker 3: Which is exactly what I'm saying. I want this guy

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Speaker 3: to be the face of the Democratic Party because going

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Speaker 3: into twenty twenty six, he is the ideal adversary running

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Speaker 3: against somebody like him, running against somebody who says he

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Speaker 3: wants to seize the means of production. That is terrifying.

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Speaker 3: And where do you think he's going to get the

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Speaker 3: money to pay for all the boondogs that he wants

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Speaker 3: to have. All the billionaires are leaving, who do you

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Speaker 3: think is going to pay for that?

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Speaker 6: And I don't know, I don't know who's paying for it.

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Speaker 8: And even worse, what's going to happen is when those

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Speaker 8: folks leave, and they will no one wants. You're already

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Speaker 8: when I was there, If you're you know, a certain

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Speaker 8: income leveler based on every the federal, state, local, you're

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Speaker 8: paying somewhere on fifty five to fifty seven percent of

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Speaker 8: your income already before they try and figure out how

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Speaker 8: they're going to pay for all this free stuff.

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Speaker 6: Which can push it into the sixty percent level. Of

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Speaker 6: course they're going to leave, they're going to come to

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Speaker 6: Florida in Texas. But the problem isn't that they're leaving.

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Speaker 6: The problem is everyone who sees free stuff is going

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Speaker 6: to go, oh, there, so they'll have a vote, they'll

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Speaker 6: have the bodies to vote right, and they'll continue this.

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Speaker 8: It's it's it's a horrible, horrible circular firing squad that

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Speaker 8: they're creating for the country, not just for the Democrat Party,

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Speaker 8: the country.

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Speaker 6: It's spreading. How do you stop it?

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Speaker 3: Yes, and you know why they're doing that though, it's

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Speaker 3: for the congressional districting. The more illegals they have in

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Speaker 3: a state, the more federal power they have, and the

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Speaker 3: more congressional seats. And according to some studies, California would

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Speaker 3: lose two to three congressional seats if it weren't for illegals,

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Speaker 3: and on a national level if it weren't. So they

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Speaker 3: use illegals as padding.

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Speaker 8: California is gonna California is gonna redistrict. They're going to

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Speaker 8: gerrymander into into losing no seats. They may even gain seats,

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Speaker 8: which is insane. But go ahead, I'm sorry, I interrupted.

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Speaker 3: Oh no, you're totally right. Though, everything they know that

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Speaker 3: they're a platform doesn't appeal to the American people, so

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Speaker 3: they have to force it down our throats another way.

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Speaker 3: So they beckon, all the legal aliens, come over here,

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Speaker 3: will give you free health health care, free education, free housing.

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Speaker 3: We're spending one hundred and fifty billion dollars a year

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Speaker 3: on illegals. Meanwhile, Americans don't have healthcare, Americans don't have

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Speaker 3: enough to eat. How is this fair? Since one was

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Speaker 3: putting Americans first, bigoted, It should be the highest act

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Speaker 3: of patriotism and love to put Americans first, not illegal aliens,

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Speaker 3: but of the American people, people have actually paid into

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Speaker 3: the system, people who actually love our country, who are

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Speaker 3: willing to assimilate, who are willing to speak English.

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Speaker 8: You're speaking so much truth. I love to hear you

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Speaker 8: on this side. And by the way, Fetterman should be

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Speaker 8: a Republican.

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Speaker 3: Now, by the way, I was saying this seven years ago,

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Speaker 3: I set to AOC and rather wrote for Trump than

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Speaker 3: Bernie Standers. Seven years ago. She tried to crucify me

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Speaker 3: for seeing this. So I've actually been pretty consistent. I

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Speaker 3: thought I was just going to be the conservative voice

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Speaker 3: on the Democratic Party, but they got too crazy. I

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Speaker 3: can't even be there anymore.

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Speaker 6: I love it, We love it, Lindy Lee.

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Speaker 8: By the way, that podcast that Lindy's a co host

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Speaker 8: is called her Taking as part of the PbD podcast groups.

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Speaker 8: Great show, great host, Liddy. We'll talk to you against me.

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Speaker 8: Thank you for your time, my friend.

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Speaker 3: You're awesome. Thank you.

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Speaker 6: All right, we'll be back to and a half minutes.

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Speaker 8: Well, well, well after weeks of a government shut down,

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Speaker 8: forty one days would be exact, which the Democrats admitted

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Speaker 8: they upheld as long as possible for a quote leverage

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Speaker 8: over the Republicans. Don't take my word for it here.

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Speaker 8: It is right out of the donkey jackass party's mouth.

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Speaker 6: Watch.

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Speaker 3: We need to do this while we have the leverage.

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Speaker 1: Of course, there.

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Speaker 13: Will be, you know, families that are going to suffer,

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Speaker 13: but it is one of the few leverage times we have.

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Speaker 14: You reopened the government and we lose our leverage. There

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Speaker 14: has to be an agreement right now. That's what this

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Speaker 14: whole shutdown is about.

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Speaker 13: Republicans control the House, the Senate, and the White House.

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Speaker 1: Frankly, this is our only moment of leverage.

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Speaker 15: The idea that you would give up all of your

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Speaker 15: leverage and then hopefully get some sort of great deal

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Speaker 15: coming down the pike is just a fool's errant.

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Speaker 16: Why are working families the leverage of Democrats needs you

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Speaker 16: get Obamacare fixed.

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Speaker 1: It's the only lever we have.

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Speaker 14: Democrats have this one little sliver right now when we've

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Speaker 14: got some leverage here.

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Speaker 6: Some Republican senator have pushed a bill that would pay

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Speaker 6: government workers.

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Speaker 9: I think that just gives the president more leverage.

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Speaker 11: Catherine was basically expressing, in her own words, the notion

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Speaker 11: that our leverage right now are our votes.

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Speaker 17: Them wanting to solve the problem that we want to.

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Speaker 1: Solve, but do it in a couple.

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Speaker 6: Of days or a couple of weeks, when we've given

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Speaker 6: up our negotiating leverage.

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Speaker 17: Without that leverage, the minority party would be stuck in

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Speaker 17: the mud and not basically have anything to negotiate.

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Speaker 8: And you know how how bad it is, right so

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Speaker 8: they want the member. Oh, it's the Republicans want the

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Speaker 8: government close and won't feed the poor people. As soon

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Speaker 8: as eight Democrat senators jumped sides and sided with the

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Speaker 8: Republicans to get the government process reopened, they got excoriated

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Speaker 8: by House members, their own House members saying, what are

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Speaker 8: you doing?

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Speaker 6: You gave up the leverage.

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Speaker 8: They never wanted it open. This is all a power game.

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Speaker 8: This is why politics the swamp is so disgusting. They

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Speaker 8: all lie through the teeth, both sides. Actually the same

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Speaker 8: thing will happen if God forbid, there's a Democrat president, Senate,

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Speaker 8: and House and the government shuts down. Republicans will blame them.

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Speaker 8: You'll see they'll hold down, they'll blame it. It's just

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Speaker 8: it's gross. So, after the Senate finally agreed on a

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Speaker 8: deal to end the shutdown that's left travelers stranded in airports,

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Speaker 8: sometimes ten twelve twenty hours sitting on tarmacx, among other things,

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Speaker 8: Bernie Sanders is losing it because Americans might actually enjoy

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Speaker 8: the holiday season. Listen to baham bug Bernie.

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Speaker 14: To my mind, this was a very very bad vote.

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Speaker 14: Just on Tuesday, we had an election all over this country.

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Speaker 14: And what the election showed is that the American people

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Speaker 14: want us to stand up to trump Ism, to his

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Speaker 14: war against working class people, to his authoritarianism. That is

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Speaker 14: what the American people wanted. But tonight that is not

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Speaker 14: what happened. So we've got to go forward and do

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Speaker 14: the best that we can to try to protect working

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Speaker 14: class people, to make sure that the United States not

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Speaker 14: only does not throw people off of healthcare, but ends

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Speaker 14: the absurdity of being the only major country on Earth

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Speaker 14: that doesn't guarantee healthcare to all.

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Speaker 8: They didn't want it open. They just wanted to use

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Speaker 8: leverage against Trumpism. That's all they want. It's it's Trump

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Speaker 8: arrangements in them. This bs about they're worried about people

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Speaker 8: with snap and EBT cards being empty.

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Speaker 6: They're full of it.

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Speaker 8: They are absolutely full of garbage because now it may

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Speaker 8: open up and they lose their leverage and guess why.

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Speaker 8: But it's exactly what they didn't want. They wanted people

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Speaker 8: to suffer through the holidays. They're horrible, horrible people. Chucky Schumer,

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Speaker 8: another swampy Democrat who's overstayed his welcome, knows full well

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Speaker 8: that the shutdown, this shutdown will be yet another stain

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Speaker 8: on a career of flip flops lives in backtracking. Here,

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Speaker 8: for your enjoyment, is Chuck having to admit defeat.

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Speaker 18: For months and months, Democrats have been fighting to get

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Speaker 18: the Senate to address the healthcare crisis. This bill does

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Speaker 18: nothing to ensure that that crisis is addressed. I am

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Speaker 18: voting no, and I will keep fighting.

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Speaker 6: Except that's gonna pass, Chuckie. Here's the thing.

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Speaker 8: ASC's traveling around the country with millionaires and billionnaires, Bernie

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Speaker 8: Sanders right against the oligarchs in her private in their

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Speaker 8: private jets.

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Speaker 6: Here's the thing. She wants to run for president. We

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Speaker 6: know that she wants to run for press she couldn't

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Speaker 6: last time.

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Speaker 8: She wasn't old enough. You have to be thirty five.

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Speaker 8: She's old enough now. Question is I think she's gonna

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Speaker 8: take Chuck Schumer's seat as Senator first, and then you

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Speaker 8: run and from the Senate. Easier to run for president

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Speaker 8: from the Senate than it is from the House. That

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Speaker 8: believe that's what this is all about. It was fun, though,

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Speaker 8: to watch Democrats cry about ending this shutdown they created.

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Speaker 8: But the meltdowns by the media they own, well, that

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Speaker 8: was even better. First up MSNBC, where they agreed with

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Speaker 8: me that Chuck Schumer should have been gone a long

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Speaker 8: time ago, but for very different reasons.

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Speaker 18: Do you think Chuck Schumer needs to go after tonight?

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Speaker 17: He should have gone a week ago, a month ago,

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Speaker 17: a year ago. Yes, yes, you talk about him and

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Speaker 17: not meeting the moment right. Every time he gets in

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Speaker 17: front of a camera, the average Democratic voter out there screams,

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Speaker 17: be done with you, be done and this will only accelate.

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Speaker 8: Oh, that guy's kind of the Lindy Lee of the

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Speaker 8: other side. He was a Republican congressman. He flip sides

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Speaker 8: because he realized being on TV it was a lot

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Speaker 8: more fun than being a congressman. So he pretends I

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Speaker 8: hate Trump and jumps on the other side. But over

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Speaker 8: at the media arm of the Democrat Party really wanted

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Speaker 8: this shutdown to continue, causing a massive pain for all Americans.

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Speaker 8: Apparently wasn't enough that Joe Biden's economy made it so

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Speaker 8: bad that Americans couldn't afford turkey for Thanksgiving.

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Speaker 6: Clearly the pundits.

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Speaker 8: And I use that term loosely at MSNBC really love

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Speaker 8: it when Americans suffer more.

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Speaker 15: I have a lot more questions than answered. I don't

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Speaker 15: know why Senate Democrats are going along. It's so hard

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Speaker 15: for a date promised in the future and there looks

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Speaker 15: like they're a settle line for something that is six

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Speaker 15: weeks down the line.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't get it.

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Speaker 3: I would say it doesn't feel like a generalman's agreement.

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Speaker 4: It feels like Lucy in the football.

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Speaker 1: You know, yea.

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Speaker 13: It is like, oh, yeah, we promised this vote, right, whoops?

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Speaker 11: You know, for forty days you shut the government down

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Speaker 11: and now you're going to open the government.

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Speaker 5: Up, and what did you get in return? Nothing?

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Speaker 6: Nothing. They like it. They can't believe it.

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Speaker 8: They have nothing to talk about now, they have nothing

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Speaker 8: to point the finger at Republicans or Trump or whoever.

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Speaker 8: They have nothing left to do, by the way, mark

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Speaker 8: my words. Remember I said the shutdown was gonna end

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Speaker 8: right before these these holiday recesses that Congress takes. They're

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Speaker 8: gonna get four of the next five weeks off. Kind

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Speaker 8: of interesting how they got that thing together right before

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Speaker 8: they get four out of the next five weeks off. Right,

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Speaker 8: you think it's not weird that they got about five

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Speaker 8: or six weeks off, and now all of a sudden

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Speaker 8: they want telling you I see right through these folks.

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Speaker 8: I see right too. Let's jump down a little bit,

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Speaker 8: a couple down, guys. Let's let's listen to hokel please

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Speaker 8: ho gol buses. I think we jumped down two sound bites.

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Speaker 6: There we go.

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Speaker 8: It's a subject of backtracking Democrats New York New York

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Speaker 8: Governor Katy Oakle admitting that New York City Mayor elect

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Speaker 8: Zorn mam nineties central election promise of free buses not

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Speaker 8: really gonna happen. Welcome to the Democrat Party. All promises,

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Speaker 8: but nothing's real.

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Speaker 7: I cannot set forth a plan right now that takes

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Speaker 7: money out of a system that relies on the fares

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Speaker 7: of the buses and the subways. But can we find

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Speaker 7: a path to make it more affordable for people who

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Speaker 7: need help? Of course we can, and child child here

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Speaker 7: I already committed to so we'll be on a path

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Speaker 7: to get there. Because I'm committed to this as mom governor,

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Speaker 7: I get it, but also to do it statewide. Right now,

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Speaker 7: it's about fifteen billion dollars the entire.

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Speaker 8: Month, just one more. I want to get this one

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Speaker 8: in real quick. Speaking of Mom, Donnie, here you go

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Speaker 8: in New York City.

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Speaker 6: You asked for this.

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Speaker 8: You're newly elected mayor at one of his first post

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Speaker 6: This is what you voted for. Congrats again.

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Speaker 8: I want you know who you think that huge guest

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Speaker 6: It'll drop.

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Speaker 8: It's not politics, so don't think political, not Trump, It's

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Speaker 8: something outside of politics.

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Speaker 6: A huge guest. All right, I'm gonna thank you again.

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Speaker 6: For the for your support man, Doug.

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Speaker 8: We you know, we were talking a little bit about

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Speaker 8: gambling in the break there. We had a little bit

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Speaker 8: of a rough weekend on some of our bets. It

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Speaker 8: was a wild and black berryfel. Your rams are doing great.

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Speaker 8: I think they could have a shot, but I don't

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Speaker 8: want to bet them because I'll lose.

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Speaker 6: Because it's been that kind of year. We had some voicemails.

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Speaker 5: We do uh.

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Speaker 6: The first one is Minnesota needs help with leadership.

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Speaker 13: Good Hi, Eric, say, I'm from Minnesota and I'm so

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Speaker 13: upset over the Somalian invasion. We need to know what

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Speaker 13: to do about this because there's so many people who

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Speaker 13: are against us. We just don't know what to do.

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Speaker 13: We need a leader to tell us hurt them, get

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Speaker 13: them out of here. They're invading us.

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Speaker 12: We just need.

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Speaker 13: Somebody to tell us what doing how to go about

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Speaker 13: it at President Trump could deport them, or if we

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Speaker 13: can just start showing them the border ourselves or what. Okay, Well,

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Speaker 13: we're all sick of this. We just need a leader. Thanks.

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Speaker 8: Well, you nailed it, Sam. You really can't deport them

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Speaker 8: if they're not here illegally. But if they're here illegally,

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Speaker 8: Trump's going to hopefully get rid of as many as

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Speaker 8: we can. But you really got to stand up. I

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Speaker 8: keep harkening back to twenty twenty, the Summer of Love,

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Speaker 8: when George Floyd died and the push was to support

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Speaker 8: African Americans.

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Speaker 6: That's fine, except you saw the crowds.

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Speaker 8: It was all, you know, white Americans kneeling at the

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Speaker 8: altar of George Floyd.

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Speaker 6: If you really mean what you're saying, you got to vote.

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Speaker 8: You got to get out and vote these people out

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Speaker 8: that are allowing all this stuff to happen.

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Speaker 6: Mom, Dommie just won in New York.

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Speaker 8: We're seeing video of of a mosque, a makeshift bosque

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Speaker 8: in Times Square. If you don't like it, then stand

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Speaker 8: up and vote and tell people it's the American way.

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Speaker 8: It's the only way you can do it. The Constitution

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Speaker 8: protects the majority. Become the majority, become the voting majority,

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Speaker 8: not just the vocal majority. You gotta go out and vote.

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Speaker 8: Every vote counts. I don't care what state, city, municipality

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Speaker 8: you're in. Even if you're in the minority, your vote

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Speaker 8: will count. You'll show that you're close. Maybe next time

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Speaker 8: you get the vote, go out and vote. Great question though, next,

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Speaker 8: Matt Doug you got another one.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, this viewer is upset about price gouging.

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Speaker 12: Hey, Eric Goling. My name is kolink Cheetah from Central Florida.

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Speaker 7: And what I want everyone to know.

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Speaker 12: Is that what we're having is price gouging. It is

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Speaker 12: not that our government isn't bringing the prices down. They

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Speaker 12: are bringing the prices down. It is all of the

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Speaker 12: big boys, the big grocery stores, the big gas companies,

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Speaker 12: the oil changing companies. Just start checking it out. The

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Speaker 12: prices have been coming down for the last two years,

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Speaker 12: but not for the everyday people, only for the big boys,

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Speaker 12: and they are price gouging us everywhere in the United States.

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Speaker 12: Start spreading it around. Thanks for your help.

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Speaker 5: Bye, by Collet.

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Speaker 6: You're one hundred million percent right. You are so right

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Speaker 6: you don't even know how right you are. You're right.

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Speaker 6: The inflation's coming down.

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Speaker 8: Prices have been coming down, producer prices what costs them

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Speaker 8: to produce the things.

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Speaker 6: That they sell us. But the retail price isn't coming down,

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Speaker 6: and they're getting a fatter and fatter margin. One hundred

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Speaker 6: percent right.

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Speaker 8: We look at the oil price, for example, at sixty

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Speaker 8: dollars a barrel of oil. That translates to about two

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Speaker 8: dollars and eighty two ninety cent gallon of gas. So

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Speaker 8: if you go to the corner and you see three

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Speaker 8: point fifteen three point thirty three forty, they are likely

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Speaker 8: priced goud. I'm not sure technically price gouging, but they're

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Speaker 8: making a fat profit. Two things you can do. Number one,

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Speaker 8: talk to the people. Talk to the people are running

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Speaker 8: the retail operations. Talk to the gas station owner. Talk

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Speaker 8: to the eployee, tell them to tell the owner you

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Speaker 8: know it should be lower. Go into the publics or

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Speaker 8: whatever Elberts is, whatever your supermarket chain, and say, hey,

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Speaker 8: where are all these lower prices. I'm seeing prices for

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Speaker 8: everything come down? Why aren't you translating that to us?

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Speaker 8: They're making more and more profits. But you have to

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Speaker 8: speak up.

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Speaker 6: And the other way you can do that is call

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Speaker 6: your congress person. There's someone who represent you in this

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Speaker 6: district in this country right now. Pick up the phone

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Speaker 6: and say, hey, I saw this price at here.

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Speaker 8: This is ridiculous. I've seen these things. If they're a

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Speaker 8: good representative of you, they'll talk to the people in

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Speaker 8: these change that's what they're there for. But you got

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Speaker 8: to talk to your congress people, and you got to

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Speaker 8: talk to the retail owners and say, hey, I know

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Speaker 8: what you're doing here.

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Speaker 6: You're making too much money.

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Speaker 8: Off the back of hardworking people like us. Mad though

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Speaker 8: you have a short one we can squeeze in.

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Speaker 6: Yep.

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Speaker 12: Quick.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, my name is Bob Man. I watch you all

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Speaker 19: the time. Thank you for your show. I want to

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Speaker 19: say real quick, didn't we use to arrest communists in

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Speaker 19: this country back in the sixties and earlier in that

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Speaker 19: what happened? Why can we not do that now?

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Speaker 6: Thanks? Yeah, good, good question.

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Speaker 8: Well I don't think you can do it now because

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Speaker 8: after the Joe McCarthy era, everyone said, well you better

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Speaker 8: not go too far. He went a little bit too far.

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Speaker 6: But you're right, there was a period where the.

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Speaker 8: Communism wasn't welcome here in the United States. So the

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Speaker 8: world is changing fast. But I will tell you can

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Speaker 8: vote these people out. You need to just step up

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Speaker 8: people who are socialists. You don't want that here. You're

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Speaker 8: gonna ruin this great, great country that took two hundred

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Speaker 8: and fifty years to get here. Hopefully he'll be here

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Speaker 8: another two hundred and fifty years, but we do run

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Speaker 8: the risk when you see makeshift mosques, people praying in

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Speaker 8: Times Square.

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Speaker 6: It scares the living daylights out of this host right here.

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Speaker 8: Have a great evening. We will see you again tomorrow.

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Speaker 8: Warm is coming up next. Always keep it on wrap,

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Speaker 8: you know, just start in the morning. Keep it on

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Speaker 8: grap all