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Speaker 5: I'm Steve GiB Today is Wednesday, the fourth of November.

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Speaker 5: It's good today's tops race as always, thank you for

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Speaker 5: joining me here today on Reel America's Voice. In an

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Speaker 5: apparent targeted assassination, Brian Thompson, the CEO of United Healthcare,

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Speaker 5: shot down killed in New York City while heading to

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Speaker 5: an investor conference this morning, no doubt a shock to

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Speaker 5: the healthcare community. I'll be giving you details on that

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Speaker 5: and have a special guest coming up. Also, Elon Musk

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Speaker 5: and the vag Ramaswami scheduled to meet with the Republican

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Speaker 5: lawmakers tomorrow, and the United Taxpayers Union recently came out

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Speaker 5: with a ten no brainer list. That's right, ten bipartisan

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Speaker 3: I'm discussing that well as well with a guest.

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Speaker 5: Plus, a new report has been released that shows an

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Speaker 5: unprecedented assault on Christian universities during the Biden administration. It

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Speaker 5: reports that almost seventy percent of penalties imposed by the

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Speaker 5: Biden Harris Department of Education were made up of Christian schools.

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Speaker 5: Seems a little disproportionate, doesn't it. We'll have that story

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Speaker 5: coming up, But first I'd like to talk about Joe

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Speaker 5: until downwot it becomes the forty seventh president or maybe

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Speaker 5: hell is going on with Joe Biden? Mentally or physically.

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Speaker 5: The blowback meanwhile, from Joe Biden giving his son a

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Speaker 5: blanket immunity deal by issuing a more than ten year

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Speaker 5: pardon for crimes he did commit, and for chrimes he

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Speaker 5: may have committed. It's like nothing we've ever seen. It

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Speaker 5: has turned millions against the lame duck commander in chief.

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Speaker 3: People are angry.

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Speaker 5: Nothing demonstrated elite privilege more than giving the former addict

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Speaker 5: a pass on his many criminal endeavors. But it may

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Speaker 5: come back to haunt Joe Biden before it's all said

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Speaker 5: and done.

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Speaker 3: Listen to this.

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Speaker 8: This is not just a pardon for two crimes. It's

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Speaker 8: a pardon for everything he did in ten years. I

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Speaker 8: more investigation into Hunter Biden, because Joe Biden knows there's

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Speaker 8: something else he needs to pardon Hunter four besides the

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Speaker 8: to Hunter no longer needs the Fifth Amendment to protect

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Speaker 8: him from future prosecution. He's now pardoned.

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Speaker 3: He can be compelled to cooperate.

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Speaker 8: He can tell us his co conspirators, He could tell

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Speaker 3: Who helped him?

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Speaker 8: Did Joe Biden help him? Did he ask Forreddy favors?

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Speaker 8: That's where we are now because Biden chose to overreach

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Speaker 5: And overreach is a very mild term. I mean it

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Speaker 5: But let me be clear, a general distrust of the

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Speaker 5: was one of the reasons more than seventy seven million

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Speaker 3: There were also economic reasons, like the price.

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Speaker 3: There were also big concerns about the integrity.

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Speaker 3: And people had seen enough, they'd had enough.

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Speaker 5: you have transgender activists screaming that trans rights are human rights,

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Speaker 5: If they have a chew choo train or a tunnel

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Speaker 5: that idea. Just because you think you can fly doesn't

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Speaker 5: to find out what the law has to say about

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Speaker 5: parents saying no to radical transgender affirming care, or as

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Speaker 5: Not a case of Tennessee where the issue is whether

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Speaker 5: Most consequential case the nation's High Court will hear this year.

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Speaker 5: I mean, lives are literally at stake, and I want

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Speaker 3: In favor of chemical castration drugs.

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Speaker 5: A lawyer that argued that little kids know all about

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Speaker 5: that I argued that permanent chemical castration and disfigurement is

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Speaker 5: the American Civil Liberties Union argued that giving children powerful

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Speaker 3: They were listen to this.

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Speaker 9: This is a lot that bans medical treatment only when

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Speaker 9: it is prescribed inconsistent with an individual's sex. Our argument

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Speaker 10: What do you say to physicians who are sensitive and

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Speaker 9: So I would say three things, And the first is,

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Speaker 9: And these are young people who may have known since

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Speaker 9: And what's happening here. It's not the kids who are

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Speaker 9: to the advice of their doctors, of the mainstream medical community,

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Speaker 3: Can you believe what you heard there?

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Speaker 5: The biggest takeaway of what you heard right there, The ACLU,

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Speaker 3: That two year old thing she forgot to mention is

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Speaker 4: The Supreme Court is hearing a case as to whether

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Speaker 4: Tennessee and other states can uphold bands on gender affirming

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Speaker 4: care for miners as have already been voted on and

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Speaker 3: I had apologies for that.

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Speaker 5: Here's what happened this morning in New York City. Brian Thompson,

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Speaker 5: As a veteran TV news producer, former Israeli diplomat, and

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Speaker 5: author of podcaster Jake's Takes on substack, Jake Novak here

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Speaker 3: Jake, good to have you here. Now.

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Speaker 5: You and I spoke earlier, and you said, this is

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Speaker 3: The victim comes by him.

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Speaker 5: Mister Thompson does several shots to the back with a silencer.

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Speaker 2: But I'm surprised that we don't have more of this

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, And I also worry about this with

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Speaker 2: It's like the old Doug Luwellen thing on the Judge

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Speaker 2: There seems to be a justification for violence in our

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Speaker 5: I mean, there are a lot of great picks coming in,

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Speaker 5: we call it DOGE. The National tax Payers Union RECITY

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Speaker 5: came out with their annual no brainers list of twenty

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Speaker 5: For example, two of the bills on the list would

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Speaker 3: A great start, no doubt. Here with me now to

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Speaker 11: Thanks for having me again.

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Speaker 3: I think a lot of people are excited.

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Speaker 5: Give us a couple more, because we want to know

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Speaker 5: why are we spending so much money?

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Speaker 3: Trillions of dollars coming in.

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Speaker 5: Wouldn't it be nice if the taxpayers could keep some

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Speaker 5: of that.

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Speaker 3: Money for themselves. Yeah. Absolutely.

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Speaker 11: Let me focus on the one you mentioned just for

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Speaker 11: a quick second, the improper payments two bills to bring

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Speaker 11: transparency there, and I think you're absolutely right this should

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Speaker 11: be the first starting point for Musk and Ramaswami. By

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Speaker 11: some reports, we spend a half trillion dollars a year

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Speaker 11: on improper payments. This is fraudulent payments. These are just

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Speaker 11: mistakes that the IRS, the Treasury Department makes. So technology AI,

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Speaker 11: as you mentioned, could absolutely fix this problem, maybe not

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Speaker 11: in its entirety, but make it far better, saving potentially

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Speaker 11: hundreds of billions of dollars. That's huge. Now there's another

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Speaker 11: one that I think you'll like. It's called no Budget,

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Speaker 11: no recess. This basically makes Congress stay in town until

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Speaker 11: they pass a budget. They're supposed to do that each

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Speaker 11: and every spring. They rarely get a budget done. Force

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Speaker 11: them to stay in DC by preventing them from collecting

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Speaker 11: any reimbursement for travel expenses you need till they get

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Speaker 11: a budget done.

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Speaker 5: You mean like my dad would do when I was

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Speaker 5: a kid. No, no, no, no, you don't get to go.

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Speaker 5: That's not done yet. You mow the whole on you

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Speaker 5: split all that would I mean that's how our parents

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Speaker 5: treated us. You don't get to go play until the

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Speaker 5: work's done. And you make a great point. Brand of

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Speaker 5: these guys go off, these men and women. Oh, we're

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Speaker 5: going back to district. We'll be back in a couple

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Speaker 5: of weeks. It's our break for this, our break for that.

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Speaker 5: No break until you get the work done.

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Speaker 11: Man.

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Speaker 3: That's a brilliant idea, it really is.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, it's weird because you actually came out of Congress.

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Speaker 11: This is a bill that's around. There's a bipartisan VISal legislation.

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Speaker 11: So there are members of Congress that recognize how broken

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Speaker 11: the process is on Capitol Hill and want to fix it.

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Speaker 11: They're on the minority, unfortunately. But this is again why

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Speaker 11: we're so excited about people like Musk and Ramaswami that

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Speaker 11: had this enormous platform that they can bring issues like

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Speaker 11: this to the forefront of the public discourse. So people

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Speaker 11: know about this and they start calling their member of

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Speaker 11: Congress saying, why aren't you a co sponsor of this bill,

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Speaker 11: Why don't you encourage the speaker to put it on

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Speaker 11: the floor of the House, that we can vote on

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Speaker 11: this and pass this into a law. That's the kind

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Speaker 11: of platform that we need to take good ideas and

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Speaker 11: actually implement them into legislation and get them signed into law.

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Speaker 5: You know, I heard this other shocking idea that apparently

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Speaker 5: Donald Trump put forth here to Republican senators on Monday

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Speaker 5: of this week. He said, guys, you're going to have

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Speaker 5: to work five days a week. And I think half

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Speaker 5: of them probably fainted in the room. Yeah, well, they

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Speaker 5: have to work all week, you mean, like the rest

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Speaker 5: of us. Yeah, how about you stay there at work

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Speaker 5: Monday through Friday, work until.

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Speaker 3: Close a business on Friday.

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Speaker 5: Even you don't get to jump the early fight to

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Speaker 5: go home and have cocktails in your you know, in

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Speaker 5: your district with some fancy contributor. No, stay in Washington,

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Speaker 5: do your job. Look, America works, it's tail off. We

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Speaker 5: pay more taxes than any country in the world, and

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Speaker 5: we ship more money by and God only knows where

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Speaker 5: we shift most of this money.

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Speaker 3: Brandon, I mean, you look at the ways we squander money.

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Speaker 5: I mean, the Defense Department, the Pentagon just did another audit.

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Speaker 5: How many hundreds of billion of dollars can they not

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Speaker 5: account for? It's really kind of embarrassing, isn't it.

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Speaker 11: It is What's encouraging, though, is to see even folks

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Speaker 11: on the left like Bernie Sanders come out and say, yeah,

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Speaker 11: we're four doge, probably to a limited extent, but we're

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Speaker 11: four doge because they are actually going to look at

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Speaker 11: the Pentagon's budget. It is unacceptable that the budget that

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Speaker 11: the Pentagon cannot pass an audit, one of the largest

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Speaker 11: departments in the federal government cannot pass an audit, and

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Speaker 11: we don't hold them accountable. We need to start holding

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Speaker 11: their feet to the fire. Waste in the Pentagon is

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Speaker 11: just as bad as waste in the Apartment of Labor

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Speaker 11: or anywhere else in government, and we shouldn't tolerate it.

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Speaker 3: And I would say this, Bernie Sanders.

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Speaker 5: Look, Bernie would be for this a lot more if

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Speaker 5: you said, look, if we can find the money we're

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Speaker 5: losing at the penning On or wherever else, and we

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Speaker 5: can take care of a couple of your pet projects, Bernie,

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Speaker 5: and it's still within the budget because now we found

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Speaker 5: the money, he'd be off for it. Brandon Arnold, thank

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Speaker 5: you for being here as always, my friend, thanks for

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Speaker 5: having me greatly appreciate.

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Speaker 3: Here's the fact.

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Speaker 5: An administration trying to put a dent in a thirty

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Speaker 5: six trillion dollar national debt in just four years.

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Speaker 3: It's it's like.

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Speaker 5: for peace of mind that lasts longer than four years

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Speaker 5: up after the break A new report was released recently

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Speaker 5: that shows Christian schools made up almost seventy percent of

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Speaker 5: penalties imposed by the Biden Harris Education Department.

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Speaker 3: Wow, I wonder why that is.

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Speaker 5: We'll discuss this unprecedented attack on faith after the break.

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Speaker 3: Well.

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Speaker 5: Recent lay, the American Principles Project released to report condemning

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Speaker 5: the House as a parent attack on faith based institutions

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Speaker 5: of higher education.

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Speaker 3: It's true. Among the key findings of the report is

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Speaker 3: that almost.

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Speaker 5: Seventy percent seventy percent of the pedalies imposed by the

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Speaker 5: Office of Enforcement have been against Christian institutions and career colleges,

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Speaker 5: even though these schools represent less than ten percent of

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Speaker 5: all college kids in America.

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Speaker 3: Something's up right.

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Speaker 5: Other discoveries are that the White House issued record finds

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Speaker 5: on two of the nation's most prominent Christian universities, Grand

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Speaker 5: Canyon University in Arizona, at thirty seven point seven million

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Speaker 5: dollars and Liberty University at fourteen million dollars. No doubt

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Speaker 5: that actions taken by the Biden Harris administration constitute a

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Speaker 5: destructive brand of woke authoritarianism. Here would be to discuss

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Speaker 5: this further as a campus reformed higher education fellow and

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Speaker 5: professor a political science at SUFVIC Community College in New York, Nicholas.

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Speaker 3: Tredonnell, professor, Nice to see you look.

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Speaker 5: I mean, if seventy percent of the find are going

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Speaker 5: to ten percent of the schools, I mean, I'm no mathematician,

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Speaker 5: but it seems out of whack.

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Speaker 3: Seems that ratio just isn't right. What do you make

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Speaker 3: of it?

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Speaker 6: Well, it certainly isn't right, and that the leadership Institute's

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Speaker 6: campus form. You also have to look at the size

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Speaker 6: of a fine. So Christian universities are being penalized and

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Speaker 6: fined approximately eight hundred and fifteen thousand dollars on average,

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Speaker 6: whereas secular institutions are being fined at approximately two hundred

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Speaker 6: and twenty eight thousand dollars on average. So you're seeing

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Speaker 6: finds that are three times higher against Christian institutions than

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Speaker 6: the public secular institutions and listen that campus form. We're

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Speaker 6: documenting and reporting that on the war on Christians that

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Speaker 6: this administration has unleashed on the American people, and it's

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Speaker 6: in a front to everything that we stand for as

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Speaker 6: a nation, the idea of religious liberty that so many

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Speaker 6: from around the world have come here for. This administration

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Speaker 6: is now making a mockery of it and giving a

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Speaker 6: license to discriminate. But the intention is clear because Secretary

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Speaker 6: of Education Miguel Cardona has publicly stated that he'd like

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Speaker 6: to see these institutions shut down, that he doesn't want

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Speaker 6: them to exist, that they go against the woke leftist

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Speaker 6: ideology that they want to push on a student body

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Speaker 6: and brainwash them with. It goes far beyond just the

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Speaker 6: educational institutions, though, and I think this is what every

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Speaker 6: American needs to be concerned about. It goes beyond the

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Speaker 6: Department of Education, because we saw with the FBI when

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Speaker 6: they released the anti Catholic Richmond Project product that stated

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Speaker 6: that Catholics are potentially domestic violen extremists, or because they

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Speaker 6: believe in two genders, because they may be pro life,

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Speaker 6: because they may go against the idea of the leftist

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Speaker 6: ideology and support something like the traditional nuclear family.

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Speaker 3: So it's not just.

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Speaker 6: About education, it's about where we are as a society

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Speaker 6: and who we are as the American people. If you

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Speaker 6: could destroy faith within our country, it's the state that

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Speaker 6: is the highest authority. The state is the highest entity,

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Speaker 6: and that's what the Biden administration wants.

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Speaker 3: Sure you know, And you made me think about.

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Speaker 5: Brand new book from Kevin Roberts at the Heritage Foundation

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Speaker 5: nails every one of these points. If you guys need

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Speaker 5: a new book to read, I'm telling you this is

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Speaker 5: the one you want. Kevin Roberts talks about the destruction

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Speaker 5: of the American family, and again this is all by design, professor.

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Speaker 5: Undermine the family, undermine the foundational principles of America. Undermine

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Speaker 5: all of these things, and you can usher in a

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Speaker 5: golden age of socialism or whatever it is. I think

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Speaker 5: they can deliver for us, But it's a false promise.

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Speaker 5: I mean, look around. It never works, and attacking people

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Speaker 5: of faith generally backfires over time, doesn't it.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it ultimately does, because faith will always prevail all

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Speaker 6: the state apparatus. But the problem that we see today

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Speaker 6: is the administration is dumping so many tax dollars into

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Speaker 6: leftist ideology that's going to these university systems. At campus form,

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Speaker 6: we've been reporting, you know, fifty thousand dollars on studying

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Speaker 6: white supremacist extremists. You have four point five million dollars

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Speaker 6: going to equity centers at LSU, one million dollars going

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Speaker 6: to redesign biology classes so that they go beyond the

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Speaker 6: idea that there's two genders, male and female out there

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Speaker 6: and you're born with these genders. So we see this

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Speaker 6: heavy amount of taxpayer dollars being used to try and

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Speaker 6: shift the mindset of the American people. Now, hopefully the

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Speaker 6: American people begin to stand up and push back. It

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Speaker 6: is our responsibility. But I also think that Congress needs

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Speaker 6: to quickly investigate this, and Congress needs to penalize the

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Speaker 6: Department of Education itself for abusing its powers.

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Speaker 3: The dishonesty professor, and I want.

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Speaker 5: To dig into that little bit you talk about white

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Speaker 5: supremacy and all of this nonsense. White supremacy does it

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Speaker 5: exist in America?

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Speaker 3: A little tiny bit.

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Speaker 5: I'm going to go back to the late nineteen nineties

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Speaker 5: early two thousands. I was working for another another network

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Speaker 5: and was asked to go dig into the ku Klux

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Speaker 5: Klan in Ohio, which I did, and so I went

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Speaker 5: to the now completely discredited Southern Poverty Law Center, right

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Speaker 5: completely discredited organization. But these universities on the left will

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Speaker 5: still site there was being some sort of an expert

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Speaker 5: on hate groups in America. But the truth is, in

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Speaker 5: the year two thousand, they couldn't find ten thousand members

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Speaker 5: of the ku Klux Klan in America, couldn't find ten

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Speaker 5: thousand and all these little splinter groups.

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Speaker 3: And you're trying to tell me.

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Speaker 5: Or they're trying to tell us, so they're trying to

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Speaker 5: tell our kids that are in college, Oh my god,

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Speaker 5: white supremacy has erupted.

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Speaker 3: It's bloomed like never before. That is complete hogwash, isn't it.

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Speaker 3: It is?

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Speaker 6: And if you look in the nineteen twenties, we were

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Speaker 6: a country of one hundred twenty nine million people. There

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Speaker 6: were four million members of the ku Klux Klan. Many

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Speaker 6: of these members served in high level positions like judges, lawyers, politicians,

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Speaker 6: police chiefs. Today, as of today, the estimates are between

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Speaker 6: four thousand and two six five hundred in the country

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Speaker 6: of three hundred and fifty million people. We are the

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Speaker 6: most open and tolerant society that has ever exist, and

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Speaker 6: we figured out a way to make exactly right.

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Speaker 5: I want to circle that America is the most diverse

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Speaker 5: major country.

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Speaker 3: In the world.

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Speaker 5: Look at China, how diverse are they? Look at India,

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Speaker 5: how diverse are they? Or Vietnam or any of the

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Speaker 5: other countries at over one hundred million people, America is

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Speaker 5: three hundred and fifty million people from all corners of

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Speaker 5: the earth, more languages, more religions, more great food.

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Speaker 3: I'm not going to lie to you. I like it

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Speaker 3: a lot. We are a diverse nation, professor. We should

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Speaker 3: be proud of it that I don't know.

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Speaker 6: Italy has pretty good food too, So you know, well,

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Speaker 6: I give you bring No, we have to give them

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Speaker 6: the credit where it's due. But when we look at this,

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Speaker 6: I mean, let's be on Christianity. We are a Judeo

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Speaker 6: Christian society. It doesn't mean that we impose our religious

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Speaker 6: beliefs on everyone else. But the idea is that you

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Speaker 6: don't target people for religious beliefs. And that's exactly what

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Speaker 6: the Biden administration is doing. They are cutting off financial

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Speaker 6: aid to these students at these institutions to try and

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Speaker 6: bankrupt them and close them down. And that's why Campus

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Speaker 6: Reform is highlighting this for the American people.

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Speaker 5: And we appreciate everything the Campus Reform is doing. We

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Speaker 5: appreciate what you're doing. Professor Look, it's important work in

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Speaker 5: Grand Canyon University and liberty should not be getting punished

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Speaker 5: because their institutions are faith.

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Speaker 3: They give you the last word, and.

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Speaker 6: I say everyone should also view this through the perspective

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Speaker 6: of what we witnessed on the Ivy League campuses, where

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Speaker 6: you have Jewish students that are being openly targeted and

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Speaker 6: assaulted and harassed. And where's the Department of Education's Office

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Speaker 6: of Enforcement on those college campuses. Where are the fines

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Speaker 6: being levied on those college campuses? You don't see And

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Speaker 6: it's because this administration doesn't care.

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Speaker 3: That's because they get a pass. That's exactly right.

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Speaker 5: Professor Grayla appreciates you being here as always, my friend.

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Speaker 3: We'll talk again soon. Thank you for having me.

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Speaker 5: All right, after the break America's Voice Live, we'll continue.

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Speaker 5: All right, Welcome back to America's Voice Live.

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Speaker 3: On a Wednesday, So glad you're here. The Associated Press reported.

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Speaker 5: A seven point five billion dollar stealth destroyer, the US

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Speaker 5: Zoom wallt being retrofitted with hypersonic missiles. Now these are

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Speaker 5: the latest and greatest and military achievement. Originally designed for

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Speaker 5: land attacks, the destroyer is being repurposed into a high speed,

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Speaker 5: precision strike weapon.

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Speaker 3: Hypersonic missiles are.

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Speaker 5: Capable of exceeding mock five with unmatched speed and maneuverability.

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Speaker 5: It allows strikes from thousands of miles away. This retrofit

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Speaker 5: of a design adjustment for weapons integration and extensive testing

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Speaker 5: to adapt the ship's capabilities for these advanced systems.

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Speaker 3: The project will cost nearly eighteen billion.

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Speaker 5: Dollars for three hundred missiles, showing the urgency following the

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Speaker 5: Russia's recent use of its hypersonic missile, the Orschnik, which

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Speaker 5: Russia called a test launch.

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Speaker 3: I think it's Orschnik. I didn't make that up.

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Speaker 5: When an attacked a Nipro in Ukraine back in the

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Speaker 5: twenty first November. The Zoomwalled class destroyers are cutting edge

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Speaker 5: ships featuring advanced stealth and propulsion technology. The Navy plans

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Speaker 5: to test the new system by two thousand and twenty seven,

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Speaker 5: but something tells me they could be sooner. Federal Trade

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Speaker 5: Commission Anti trust enforcers have opened an investigation to MICROSOFCE

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Speaker 5: business practices.

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Speaker 3: The APE reported the FTC is focusing on.

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Speaker 5: Microsoft's cloud computing business, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. Under FTC

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Speaker 5: Chair Nina Khan, the agency has pursued aggressive anti trust

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Speaker 5: actions after President Joe Biden pledged to increase.

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Speaker 3: Scrutiny on big tech companies.

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Speaker 5: Con suffered a significant defeat when a federal judge allowed

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Speaker 5: Microsoft's sixty nine billion dollars acquisition of Activision of Blizzard

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Speaker 5: last year. This new case, we'll look into Microsoft's core operations.

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Speaker 3: It's reminiscent of.

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Speaker 5: Its nineteen nineties anti trust confrontation with a Justice Department

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Speaker 5: when Microsoft was accused of unfair competition due to its

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Speaker 5: Windows operating system dominance. The outcome of the investigation will

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Speaker 5: be decided after the Biden administration ends.

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Speaker 3: Hinging on if the.

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Speaker 5: Incoming FTC chair chooses to pursue the case. Meanwhile, a

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Speaker 5: lot of new announcements from Donald Trump on truth social

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Speaker 5: and being spread across social media. Monica Crowley among those

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Speaker 5: being named to the administration. Now, I'm going to read

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Speaker 5: from Donald Trump's true social post. I am honored to

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Speaker 5: nominate Monica Elizabeth Crowley PhD to serve as Ambassador, Assistant

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Speaker 5: Secretary of State, and Chief of Protocol of the United

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Speaker 5: States of America. Will be the administration representative from major

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Speaker 5: US hosted events, including America's two hundred and fiftieth Birthday

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Speaker 5: in twenty twenty six. By the way, if you hadn't

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Speaker 5: heard this, Donald Wound plans to have a big nationwide

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Speaker 5: celebration a national Fair if you will, in twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 5: She'll also be involved with a FIFA World Cup in

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Speaker 5: twenty twenty six and the Olympic Games to be held

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Speaker 5: in Los Angeles in twenty twenty eight. During my first term,

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Speaker 5: Monica did an incredible job as Assistant Secretary of the

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Speaker 5: Treasury for Public Affairs.

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Speaker 3: For her exceptional service.

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Speaker 5: She received the Alexander Hamilton Award, the highest honor bestowed

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Speaker 5: by the Department. Monica is a New York Times bestselling

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Speaker 5: author and has been a popular anchor and political and

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Speaker 5: foreign affairs analyst for the Fox News Channel and Fox

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Speaker 5: Business Network, among others. A graduate of Colgate University, she

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Speaker 5: holds two master's degrees and a doctorate in international.

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Speaker 3: Relations from Columbia.

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Speaker 5: She will be an extraordinary representative of our country congratulations Monica.

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Speaker 3: You know, these.

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Speaker 5: Nomineations keep coming out, and by and large, I look

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Speaker 5: at the quality of these nominations and I think most

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Speaker 5: people are very pleased. Pistol Pete Heagseth says he's not.

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Speaker 5: And I called him Pistol P because I think we should.

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Speaker 5: He's going for a Department of Defense, the secretary there.

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Speaker 5: Pistol Pete Heagseth says he is not backing down all

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Speaker 5: of these allegations and spirit jobs about things that were

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Speaker 5: written him by even his mother in emails have been

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Speaker 5: released by the New York Times and others who want

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Speaker 5: to slime his nomination to be the guy in charge

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Speaker 5: of the Pentagon. We'll see how that plays out. But

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Speaker 5: Pistol P says, I'm not going anywhere. We'll see how

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Speaker 5: that one plays out. A lot of great people there,

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Speaker 5: and Donald Trump learning from the mistakes he made in

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Speaker 5: the first administration improving on what he's doing in the second.

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Speaker 3: Look, they are almost full.

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Speaker 5: This administration is locked, cocked and ready to rock. I

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Speaker 5: mean there they are, and we'll we have forty seven

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Speaker 5: days to go. Forty seven days until the forty seventh

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Speaker 5: president can step up and take the oath of office. Man,

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Speaker 5: I am excited, are you?

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Speaker 3: Are you? Are you?

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Speaker 5: Because I am no question about it. I am excited

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Speaker 5: about what's coming. There's an optimism in America. I'm telling you,

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Speaker 5: there is an optimism, an exuberance in America that has

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Speaker 5: not been here for a long time. I can't wait

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Speaker 5: to see Joe Biden stumble out of the White House

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Speaker 5: for the last time and get swept away off to

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Speaker 5: the ice cream shop or or the beach, or wherever

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Speaker 5: he goes.

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Speaker 3: But don't go away, mad Joe, just go away.

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Speaker 5: After the break, we'll have a story that reminds us

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Speaker 5: of just how wonderful America is.

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Speaker 3: We do this every day because we want to put

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Speaker 3: a smile on your face.

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Speaker 5: Plus answers to our America's Voice question of the day

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Speaker 5: while the Supreme Court, here's whur all arguments.

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Speaker 3: On the issue?

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Speaker 5: Do you support banning transgender care for minors?

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Speaker 3: And why?

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Speaker 5: We'll have all your answers coming up America.

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Speaker 3: Every day in the program.

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Speaker 5: We want to take a moment and tell you what

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Speaker 5: makes America wonderful.

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Speaker 3: Why?

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Speaker 5: Because there are so many things to smile about, so

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Speaker 5: many good things in America, and sometimes we get so

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Speaker 5: obsessed with other things, we forget to say.

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Speaker 3: Hey, we live in a pretty great place. We do

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Speaker 3: it every day.

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Speaker 5: We do it every day to remind you how great

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Speaker 5: America is. And so today's story out of scorching August

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Speaker 5: day in Nebraska, Edgar Estrada became an unexpected here when

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Speaker 5: his quick thinking and intuition saved a baby's life. The

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Speaker 5: baby trapped inside a well a dangerously hot car. Aestrata,

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Speaker 5: a skilled roper, was preparing for the second round of

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Speaker 5: the roping tournament at the Merrick County Fairgrounds, when he

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Speaker 5: heard a faint cry. Initially mistaking it for the sound

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Speaker 5: of a goat, the Strata felt compelled to investigate further

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Speaker 5: on his horse Fjy, the baby now reportedly thriving.

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Speaker 3: This is how it was found.

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Speaker 12: I noticed that there's no baby on the stands where

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Speaker 12: people were watching.

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Speaker 11: So he followed the noise to the parking lot.

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Speaker 12: I leaned on my horse and I seen the little

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Speaker 12: arms moving around there, and then I realized that a

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Speaker 12: baby's locked with the windows barely barely barely opened. I

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Speaker 12: just took action, I guess. I took my knife and

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Speaker 12: I was able to prawl the window down I touched

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Speaker 12: the kids, the little baby's skin, and it was almost

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Speaker 12: seemed like it was melting.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, Like I said, the baby's now thriving in a

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Speaker 5: foster home. Was it's survival to Astrata's instincts and decisive actions.

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Speaker 5: Despite his bravery, Astrata humbly downplays it, saying, look, I'm

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Speaker 5: no hero, just had common sense thing to do. What

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Speaker 5: makes America wonderful? Cowboys some days, cowboys who foul common

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Speaker 5: sense in their instinct to save a life.

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Speaker 3: How do you like that? All right?

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Speaker 5: How about the question of the day go to hearing

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Speaker 5: over arguments on the issue. What do you think about

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Speaker 5: banning transgender care for minors? Can't buy alcohol to your

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Speaker 5: twenty one, can't buy tobacco to your twenty one? Can

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Speaker 5: when you're twenty one? It's your life, says Teresa Warren,

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Speaker 5: and she's right about that. Joe Hackle writes, we don't

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Speaker 5: let miners do a lot of things because they're miners.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, Joe, they're miners, Thank you. Joe. Delaying kiss estes,

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Speaker 3: I can't get it tattoo until eighteen.

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Speaker 5: But yeah, exactly, and Pam Treadway writes, definitely, it's an abomination.

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Speaker 3: I agree with you on that. All right, we'll leave

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Speaker 3: it there for today.

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Speaker 5: Remember to send me your notes so you can do

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Speaker 5: that at Stevegruber dot com anywhere in America any.

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Speaker 3: Topic at all.

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Speaker 5: We also put these up on Twitter every day, so

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Speaker 5: if you want to follow me on Twitter X, please

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Speaker 5: do that.

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Speaker 3: Follow me on Twitter X you can get involved with

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Speaker 3: the question of today every day.

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Speaker 5: Let's start tomorrow right here on Real America's Voice with

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Speaker 5: me on the Steve Griverers Show, and I'll see you

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Speaker 5: back here

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Speaker 3: For America's Voice Live