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Speaker 2: What's going to happen if the United States isn't a conflict.

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Speaker 1: And we need the tomahawks.

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Speaker 3: Well, that's that's the problem.

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Speaker 4: We need tomahawks and we need a lot of other

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Speaker 4: Now we have a different situation. We send it to

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Speaker 4: to be giving away things that we need to protect

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Speaker 4: We have a strong military. We have the greatest military

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Speaker 4: I want to get this war over.

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Speaker 5: One of the issues that the endatment raises is that

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Speaker 5: not only was this information exposed to his wife and daughter.

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Speaker 6: Likely knew that this information should not have been spread. Further,

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Speaker 7: So the power of a document like that or evidence

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Speaker 7: witnesses that are able to authenticate that document. In plain English,

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Speaker 7: the question becomes with a communication like that, who is

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Speaker 7: Certainly you could use the FBI, perhaps to say that

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Speaker 8: The stand see this, and as Susan said, say.

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Speaker 7: Oh, I only told them because I didn't want it known.

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Speaker 7: But at the same time, I didn't know that these

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Speaker 8: That's absolutely not going to happen.

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Speaker 6: This indictment of Bolton accuses him of sharing emails with

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Speaker 9: With his family.

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Speaker 10: I think, on one hand, Ariil, it's very significant because

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Speaker 10: John Bolton, like most people in that position, has shown

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Speaker 10: In fact, the indictment itself shows us that John Bolton

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Speaker 3: Information.

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Speaker 10: On the other hand, almost everyone who serves in this

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Speaker 10: obviously Bolton was using an intermediary. He was using his

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Speaker 11: And if I could just throw in a quick one

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Speaker 11: on one hundred percent tariff on things like the movies,

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Speaker 11: obviously our movie industry is already the best in the world,

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Speaker 12: Thank you.

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Speaker 13: Well.

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Speaker 14: I'll say the movie thing first. If you know Hollywood,

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Speaker 8: The industry went and it was drawn by.

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Speaker 14: Heavy government subsidies from countries around the world who wanted

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Speaker 8: The Hollywood cow. So yeah, it's a significant that's a

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Speaker 2: That Maduro offered everything in his country, all the natural resources.

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Speaker 9: He even recorded a message to you in English recently

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Speaker 9: offering mediation.

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Speaker 3: He has, he has offered everything. He's offered everything.

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Speaker 4: You're right, you know why because he doesn't want to

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Speaker 3: Thank everybody.

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Speaker 15: It's Friday, seventeen October, the Year of Our Lord, twenty

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Speaker 15: twenty five, joined by my co host this afternoon, Lee Wolmsburg.

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Speaker 3: Now, you're running right now.

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Speaker 15: We know you as the Patriot Mobile political action person.

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Speaker 15: You're actually running for the state Senate in the state

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Speaker 15: of Texas.

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Speaker 16: Yes, I'm running for Senate District nine. And in the

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Speaker 16: state of Texas we have thirty one senators. They're huge districts,

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Speaker 16: larger than congressional.

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Speaker 15: There's only thirty one senators in all of Texas Texas Senate.

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Speaker 16: About a millions since so it's a huge district. Our

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Speaker 3: Wow, unbelievable.

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Speaker 15: Hang around, Lee, We're going we got a lot to

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Speaker 15: get to let's go to Peter Navarre's on Pebble Beach.

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Speaker 15: Zelenski just left the White House a few minutes ago.

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Speaker 15: The President left, no gaggle, no discussion, heading to Palm Beach. Peter, today,

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Speaker 15: your speech really touched the heart. We started the show

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Speaker 15: the audience reaction was amazing because you talked about populism

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Speaker 15: It almost felt like you were addressing the good folks

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Speaker 15: in Texas, the farmers, the ranchers, the entrepreneurs, the people

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Speaker 15: that really are the backbone of this country, sir.

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Speaker 14: The Council on Foreign Relations is kind of the Davos

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Speaker 14: of Washington, DC. It's the center of gravity for all

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Speaker 8: I went right at them today.

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Speaker 14: I was happy to get the invite, but look, they're

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Speaker 14: responsible for everything you and I have fought for what

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Speaker 14: the better part of three decades now NAFTA. They were

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Speaker 14: Specific Partnership, which President Trump skewered on his first day

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Speaker 14: Steve a propaganda. Tariffs are bad, Tariffs are going to

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Speaker 8: Don't do tariffs. We'll upset our allies. They're always so quick, Steve.

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Speaker 8: One of the themes of the.

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Speaker 14: Speech was you can't trade our economic security for national security.

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Speaker 14: Economic surity is national security. If you don't have a

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Speaker 14: was a very interesting day and I hope the Council

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Speaker 14: of Foreign Relation on Foreign Relations got a little religion

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Speaker 14: today because I was preaching brother's preaching the Gospel of Maga,

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Speaker 3: Okay, let me ask you.

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Speaker 15: You went to kind of the high church of the

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Speaker 15: You actually got up in their grill like I've never

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Speaker 3: How did they respond to your kind of reader?

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Speaker 15: Are they empathetic at all with what the populist nationalists

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Speaker 3: Is it just this elitist globalist sneering.

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Speaker 14: Well, first of all, guest, toasting on the war room

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Speaker 8: I think they get it.

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Speaker 14: You got the leadership, the problems, the leadership, and the

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Speaker 8: But these are smart people.

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Speaker 14: They have eyes and ears and they can see over

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Speaker 14: time that Donald Trump's trade policies have certainly been very

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Speaker 14: effective they certainly see that it's Donald Trump creating peace,

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Speaker 8: But this is the kind of constructive dialogue we need.

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Speaker 14: I mean, look, Steve, I think we've broken the back

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Speaker 14: because Donald Trump has succeeded beyond anybody's wildest dream in

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Speaker 14: terms of getting deals with virtually the rest of the

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Speaker 14: without creating inflation or recession. And everybody's kind of grudgingly

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Speaker 14: admitting who hasn't yet that yeah, it's working pretty damn good.

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Speaker 14: And oh, by the way, as I said in the

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Speaker 8: Us as well.

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Speaker 8: You know, Steve, you know, I know it's unrestricted warfare.

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Speaker 15: First off, Amanda, that's not normally a very safe place

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Speaker 16: It's a lot better without this. But if good people

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Speaker 3: How do you handle that? Well?

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Speaker 16: To understand the dynamics of that statement, that this is

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Speaker 16: a special election and there is no primary, So there

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Speaker 16: was already a Democrat in and then I got in

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Speaker 16: the election. So the next Republican that got in was

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Speaker 16: willing to split the vote. The next Republican that got

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Speaker 16: in didn't care at the possibility of splitting the vote

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Speaker 16: and perhaps giving the seat to a Democrat. That alone

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Speaker 16: should be enough to know who to vote for. But

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Speaker 16: in addition to that, now that we know, since the

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Speaker 16: finance reports have come out that over ninety three percent

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Speaker 16: of all of his money has come from out of state.

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Speaker 15: Ninety three percent of that big amount of money was

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Speaker 15: out of state.

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Speaker 16: I've never seen that in the history. You know, I've

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Speaker 16: been in politics a long time. I've never seen that

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Speaker 16: with another Texas candidate. It's really phenomenal. We are working

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Speaker 16: really hard at the grassroots. We have a good campaign.

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Speaker 16: It's we're strong on our messaging. We know what the

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Speaker 16: people want. You know, this district has over twenty cities,

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Speaker 16: it has thirteen school districts, so and I've been at

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Speaker 16: every one of them talking to the voters.

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Speaker 15: And this kind of an explosive growth area of Texas

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Speaker 15: correct well, one of the most explosive growth states in

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Speaker 15: the Union.

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Speaker 16: It is, and in our area is one of the

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Speaker 16: most explosive growth Senate districts in the state of Texas.

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Speaker 16: So we're out there working hard. We know what the

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Speaker 16: people want. We have the grassroots machine, volunteers, moms and

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Speaker 16: dads who love the state and love this country and

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Speaker 16: want to keep Senate District nine.

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Speaker 15: Read you're doing the President Trump precinct strategy. Turning point,

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Speaker 15: Charlie Kirk, you're knocking on doors in voter engagement.

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Speaker 3: What is you?

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Speaker 15: What are your team and you hearing from the voters

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Speaker 15: when you knocking on the doors in their mind? Right now,

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Speaker 15: nine months into President Trumps administration and with all the

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Speaker 15: madness that just went through the reditioning fight in Texas,

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Speaker 15: what are voters telling you is top of their mind.

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Speaker 16: So no matter where I go in all of these cities,

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Speaker 16: there's two top issues property tax and security and policing.

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Speaker 16: So that includes your local police, that includes border security.

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Speaker 16: And something that I have been really sort of screwing

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Speaker 16: from the mountaintops is this is what President Trump has

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Speaker 16: done to our southern border is amazing him. He's closing it,

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Speaker 16: you know before.

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Speaker 3: Just does that show up now and jumping up.

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Speaker 16: I actually just talked to the sheriff earlier today and

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Speaker 16: he said, we are seeing crime rates go down since

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Speaker 16: President Trump lowered, I mean lowered the amount of people

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Speaker 16: coming over. You know, prior to this. You know, Tarre

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Speaker 16: County is the reddest county in the nation. Our sheriff

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Speaker 16: testified in Washington, DC that in this Red County. He

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Speaker 16: was doing a bust up a stash house and he

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Speaker 16: found women in cages here in Parrett County. And that's

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Speaker 16: part of healthy that's cartel, the drug lords and the

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Speaker 16: drug traffickers. So that has truly helped that. However, Texas

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Speaker 16: has to be prepared for a life after President Trump.

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Speaker 16: We can never again be caught off guard depending upon

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Speaker 16: who's in the White House. We are the eighth largest

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Speaker 16: economy in the world. We have a two point seven

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Speaker 16: trillion dollar GDP. There is no reason why we can't

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Speaker 16: handle our southern border. And I know that's supposed to

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Speaker 16: be the federal government's responsibility, but Texas is big enough.

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Speaker 16: We need to watch our own border and always, always

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Speaker 16: be prepared.

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Speaker 15: I can tell you from the last couple of days.

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Speaker 15: One of the things that the nationwide audience is shocked about.

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Speaker 15: I'm getting text so let they go. The property taxes

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Speaker 15: can't be that high there, talk to me about the

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Speaker 15: we got a minute the property I think people say, well, no,

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Speaker 15: this is Texas. These are self reliance, this is the

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Speaker 15: pioneer frontier spirit. Your property taxes are out of control.

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Speaker 16: So they're very, very high. Now, keep in mind we

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Speaker 16: don't have a state income tax, so it offsets with

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Speaker 16: property tax. But what happens is sometimes it does it

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Speaker 16: absolutely gets out of control and you've got people being

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Speaker 16: taxed out of their homes, especially senior citizens. We have

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Speaker 16: some tax important tax amendments on this November fourth election

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Speaker 16: as well, and they will increase our homestead exemption. So

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Speaker 16: the homestead exemption hires heightens the amount to where you

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Speaker 16: don't get taxed. So right now, the first one hundred

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Speaker 16: thousand dollars of all of our property is not taxed,

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Speaker 16: but this raises it to one hundred and forty the.

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Speaker 15: Way the way real estate's down here, one hundred thousands,

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Speaker 15: nothing right exploding.

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Speaker 3: Okay, Lee, hang on first.

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Speaker 15: So, by the way, what's your campaign where if people

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Speaker 16: Leefortexas dot com.

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Speaker 12: Back in a moment, here's your host, Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back.

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Speaker 15: You just got as you walked in here on this

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Speaker 15: Friday afternoon, a huge endorsement in this race.

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Speaker 3: Who just endorsed you?

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Speaker 16: It's so exciting. I just got a call from the

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Speaker 16: Fort Worth Firefighters Association. These are the men and women

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Speaker 16: running in a burning building when we're running out of it,

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Speaker 16: and they are really a powerful force in Senate District nine,

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Speaker 16: and I am so blessed and honored to get that call.

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Speaker 16: I'm really excited.

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Speaker 15: So why, given the choices out there, why did they

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Speaker 15: select you?

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Speaker 16: You know, one of the things we talked about in

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Speaker 16: our interview is when I was a news anchor and reporter,

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Speaker 16: I was one of the first reporters to talk about

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Speaker 16: the off gassing and plastics when they're burning and the

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Speaker 16: carcinogens in those and how firefighters are affected by that.

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Speaker 16: So I really relate to a lot of their issues.

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Speaker 16: And I've always honored our police and fire my entire life,

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Speaker 16: and they just recognize that. And I'm just really so

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Speaker 16: they know you've got their back. You're not just somebody

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Speaker 16: blown through town and one to endorsement. You've been You've

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Speaker 16: had their back for a long time, for a decade.

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Speaker 15: Decades, amazing and it pays off in a huge People

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Speaker 15: should know that it's a huge endorsement.

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Speaker 3: Here in this in Fort Worth, the four area.

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Speaker 15: Terry Conney Aaron writes, you also, sir, had a great life.

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Speaker 15: Why do you want to be Attorney General of the

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Speaker 15: great state of Texas? And why would you give up

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Speaker 15: your life to get into this part of elective politics

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Speaker 15: which is just a cockpit. It's going to be this

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Speaker 15: is going to be such a tough race. Why are

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Speaker 15: you doing it?

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Speaker 2: It's a great race, look, and we're this is the

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Speaker 2: great life. Running for office in this capacity. I love

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Speaker 2: running for Texas AG. I love the fight that we're in.

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Speaker 2: You know, I'm a former marine and an earlier segment,

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Speaker 2: you guys were talking about the two hundred and fiftieth

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Speaker 2: birthday that's coming up.

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Speaker 1: I love being in the fight.

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Speaker 2: But the reason why I'm running specifically for Attorney General

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Speaker 2: of Texas is because I have served at Attorney General

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Speaker 2: Ken Paxson's right hand I was his offensive coordinator during

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Speaker 2: the Biden years. Suing the Biden administration as an Attorney

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Speaker 2: general candidate, I've been endorsed by Ken Packson to succeed him,

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Speaker 2: and I have seen.

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Speaker 1: From a front row seat.

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Speaker 2: How important it is to have a battle tested warrior

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Speaker 2: in this position, to operate effectively in a lawfare environment

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Speaker 2: in which we're in right now. My three opponents, they

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Speaker 2: don't have the slightest clue what they're doing. They may

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Speaker 2: be good legislators, but they are not, as President Trump

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Speaker 2: described me when he brought me to the Justice Department,

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Speaker 2: true maga attorneys and warriors for the constitution.

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Speaker 1: That's what we need in the Texas AG's office.

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Speaker 2: And I think that my background litigating, investigating, suing, defending,

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Speaker 2: and appealing on all the major issues that your national

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Speaker 2: audience cares about, that's what.

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Speaker 1: Makes me best suited for this job. We got to

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Speaker 1: get the warrior in the fight, and I think that

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Speaker 1: that's me.

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Speaker 3: So, Aaron, here's what I'd staying.

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Speaker 15: It was Glenn's story and Lee Wamsgan that kind of

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Speaker 15: came to me and said, Hey, I don't think you

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Speaker 15: quite understand how big a deal this impeachment of Ken

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Speaker 15: Paxson is and how cuts to all the core issues

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Speaker 15: between MAGA and the establishment, between the Trump faction and

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Speaker 15: the Bush faction.

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Speaker 3: And that's when we got engaged. Man.

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Speaker 15: We did stories every day and had people on, had

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Speaker 15: did sarity specials, and we're kind of the platform that

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Speaker 15: started turning the things around. In a system that would

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Speaker 15: impeach a guy like Ken Paxson, who's kind of a legendary,

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Speaker 15: you know, individual as being an Attorney general in the

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Speaker 15: MAGA movement, why would you want that job.

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Speaker 1: Somebody's got to do the fight. Somebody's got to go

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Speaker 1: to war and fight to advance our values through the

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Speaker 1: justice system.

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Speaker 2: I was with Attorney General Ken Paxson as his right

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Speaker 2: hand man throughout that entire impeachment process, from the moment

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Speaker 2: that those liars decided to accuse him of doing a

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Speaker 2: bunch of wrongdoing, to drag him through politically, try to

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Speaker 2: humiliate and destroy him, all the way through the investigations

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Speaker 2: and the impeachment, which, by the way, I think it's

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Speaker 2: important to note, Steve, for your audience, all three of

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Speaker 2: my opponents were behind the instigation and impeachment. Attorney General

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Speaker 2: Ken Paxton, a guy that you had on the show

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Speaker 2: just the other day. Congressman Chip Roy was the first

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Speaker 2: elected official in America to call for Attorney General Ken

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Speaker 2: Paxson to be removed from office in October of twenty twenty.

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Speaker 2: Then all the way three years later in September twenty

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Speaker 2: twenty three, he was still lending his name, image, likeness,

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Speaker 2: and updated quotes and on speaking tours calling for him

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Speaker 2: to be convicted by the State Senate. My two other

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Speaker 2: opponents were involved in whipping support to impeach Ken Paxson.

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Speaker 2: One of my opponents spent five hundred thousand dollars of

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Speaker 2: his own money bank rolling primary challengers and House members

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Speaker 2: who were going against Ken Paxton.

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Speaker 1: And so the choices are very clear in this race.

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Speaker 2: If Texans and your national audience stand with Ken Paxon,

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Speaker 2: there is only one person in this race who is

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Speaker 2: suited to be his successor, not only in terms of

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Speaker 2: the loyalty that I've shown the devotion to our movement,

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Speaker 2: but the fact that I was in the lines den

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Speaker 2: with Attorney General Paxton. He endorsed me to succeed him,

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Speaker 2: and I am ready to go to war and Steeve,

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Speaker 2: I'll tell you this, I've seen how ugly this law

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Speaker 2: bear can get.

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Speaker 1: I've seen how nasty it can get.

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Speaker 2: We're not just fighting the demonic left, but we're fighting

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Speaker 2: the Swish Rhino line duplicitous, deceptive rhinos on the right

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Speaker 2: as well, both of whom came against Paxton, and both

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Speaker 2: of whom I've been fighting for my entire career, and

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Speaker 2: that experience that makes me uniquely suited to serve as

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Speaker 2: the next Chief Legal Officer of the State of Texas.

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Speaker 15: Aaron on the twentieth of January of twenty twenty one,

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Speaker 15: as President Trump's plane left the tarmac to the sound

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Speaker 15: of Frank Sinatra's you Know a great song, My Way,

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Speaker 15: we had Boris Epstein calling in. We teed up the

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Speaker 15: we had was Ken Paxson, and we said, Ken, you know,

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Speaker 3: Going to be the frontline here. Tell us what you're

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Speaker 15: And he says, Hey, where the Biden administration was in

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Speaker 15: the bounds of the constitution, right, and this benefits the

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Speaker 15: folks in Texas. We're going to support it and work

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Speaker 15: with it. Where they're outside the bounds of the constitution.

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Speaker 15: And this is to the detriment of the citizens of Texas.

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Speaker 15: I'm going to lead the fight, and of course it's

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Speaker 15: legendary what Ken Paxon did, leading virtually every fight, including

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Speaker 15: for the election, all of it. Now that President Trump

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Speaker 15: is in, what are you going to do as attorney

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Speaker 15: general regarding the Trump administration?

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Speaker 3: Totally?

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Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you.

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Speaker 2: I remember January twentyth, twenty twenty one vividly because what

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Speaker 2: we were doing that afternoon is we were preparing our

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Speaker 2: very first lawsuit, which we dropped When I was Ken

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Speaker 2: Paxson's deputy and his offensive coordinator. We dropped our first

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Speaker 2: lawsuit against the Biden administration on January twenty first, twenty

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Speaker 2: twenty one, on.

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Speaker 1: Order security related matters, and we won that case.

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Speaker 2: And since that time, I was responsible for coordinating and executing.

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Speaker 1: All of those Texas Vied Biden lawsuits.

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Speaker 2: During my tenure as Ken Paxson's deputy, I brought forty

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Speaker 2: six lawsuits against the forty six president, and with Ken

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Speaker 2: Paxson leading the charge, we won eighty five percent of

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Speaker 2: those cases.

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Speaker 1: Now, it's a very different operating environment that we're in

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Speaker 1: right now.

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Speaker 2: We don't have an existential enemy in the White House

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Speaker 2: in fact, we have a very close.

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Speaker 1: Ally in the White House.

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Speaker 2: And so what I stand uniquely positioned to do, as

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Speaker 2: somebody who just came from the senior most ranks of

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Speaker 2: the Justice Department in the presidentially appointed Senate confirmed role

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Speaker 2: as the head of the Office of Legal Policy, is

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Speaker 2: that I am uniquely positioned to partner with the Trump

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Speaker 2: administration to muster those resources, whether it's the White House Staff,

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Speaker 2: Domestic Policy, or DHS DOJ, to bring those to bear

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Speaker 2: as somebody who's already been vetted by that team, somebody

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Speaker 2: who's already a friend with all of those key players,

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Speaker 2: to coordinate our efforts to turn and train our guns

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Speaker 2: on the enemy of liberty that have taken route here

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Speaker 2: in Texas, whether they are the nonprofits, the Soros funded das,

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Speaker 2: the shurial law entities that are taking root here, the

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Speaker 2: anti American college campuses that have flourished right here in Texas.

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Speaker 2: So rather than turning our artillery against the Feds, we

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Speaker 2: can coordinate and cooperate with the Trump administration, with me

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Speaker 2: as the Attorney General, a former senior Trump Administration official,

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Speaker 2: to really really root out leftism, corruption, violence, fraud, waste

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Speaker 2: abuse right here at home. On our home soil in

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Speaker 2: the lone Star state, and that's what makes me uniquely

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Speaker 2: effective as the national Attorney general.

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Speaker 15: Aaron social media coordinates and where do people go find

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Speaker 15: about you?

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Speaker 3: More about you and your campaign?

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Speaker 2: Well, folks can go to my website at Aaronrights dot

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Speaker 2: com a A R O N R E I t

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Speaker 2: z dot com, and I post on all social media

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Speaker 2: platforms if you just search for my name or my

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Speaker 2: ex handle, in particular at Aaron Underscore Rights, A R

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Speaker 2: O N Underscore.

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Speaker 3: R E I t Z.

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Speaker 2: Vote for Trump, True Maga attorney and warrior for the

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Speaker 2: Constitution and the Ken Paxson endorsed successor as the next

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Speaker 2: Attorney General of Texas.

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Speaker 3: Aaron, thank you so much for joining us on a

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Speaker 3: Friday appreciation Thanks.

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Speaker 1: Thanks, welly, good luck, God bless you.

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Speaker 15: Thank you for being in the corps. And tomorrow, of course,

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Speaker 15: Marine Corps two point fifty from Camp Pen.

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Speaker 3: And Amanda Head and the entire raft team will be

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Speaker 3: out there.

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Speaker 15: How do you I mean, we got up close and

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Speaker 15: personal with the Texas Senate and I didn't know a

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Speaker 15: whole lot about it beforehand, and I said wow, when

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Speaker 15: I went through the Kent bags and trial and they

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Speaker 15: were the jury, and how close that whole thing was.

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Speaker 15: How are you prepping yourself as you run and talk

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Speaker 15: to your constituents to actually join that body, which I

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Speaker 15: would respectfully submit is not entirely maga.

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Speaker 16: Well, yeah, and absolutely isn't. The Senate is so much

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Speaker 16: better than the House? Right, How do I prepare myself?

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Speaker 3: Why is it? But why is that?

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Speaker 15: In Texas? Texas? I said today we had a conference

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Speaker 15: meeting here. I said, this is the reddest Man state

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Speaker 15: for people and for activists and for grassroots and the

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Speaker 15: politico apparatus. The reason Texas is purple is that you

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Speaker 15: have a blue apparatus, but still most of them have

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Speaker 15: Republican next to their name.

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Speaker 3: How could that possibly be?

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Speaker 16: Well, it really comes down to leadership. The leadership in

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Speaker 16: the Senate is significantly more conservative than the leadership in

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Speaker 16: the House. And so we have an unusual thing, you know,

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Speaker 16: with only thirty one senators, twenty of them are Republican.

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Speaker 16: Five of them they're open seats coming up for election.

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Speaker 3: How can that be? Well, why would that many people

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Speaker 3: want to leave it? One time?

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Speaker 15: So Republicans is twenty five percent of the Republican. Of

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Speaker 15: the Republicans in the Senate as powerful as that is.

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Speaker 16: Yes, and so several things. One of them, you know,

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Speaker 16: got a great job. The other one is running for

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Speaker 16: another position. A couple of retired. So you know, life happens.

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Speaker 16: People retire. You know, we're not meant to stay in

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Speaker 16: government forever. So think about our founding fathers. They risked

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Speaker 16: everything to run. You talk about why would I do

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Speaker 16: it because I have a great life. I don't want

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Speaker 16: to do it. It's a duty to do it. And if

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Speaker 16: more good people don't do it, our country is finished.

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Speaker 16: We have to we have to step up.

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Speaker 3: What's going to be the top of the agenda.

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Speaker 15: You said your things are property taxes, in security, and

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Speaker 15: particularly Hitt's something quite important. There was a controversy that

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Speaker 15: the board was involved in for years, the duty of Texan,

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Speaker 15: of the Texas government to secure the border. You just

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Speaker 15: can't wait for the federal government this During Biden, it

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Speaker 15: was a disaster. You had Project Lone Star, but we

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Speaker 15: had Bean Burakwam Benzman and many people are in the

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Speaker 15: government today down there. The Project Lone Star was a

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Speaker 15: licking to promise. I mean they were coming through and

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Speaker 15: it wasn't being done. Is that something you're going to

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Speaker 15: push because you're going to say, hey, the Trump president

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Speaker 15: Trump as great as he is, and of course I'm

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Speaker 15: head of Trump twenty eight. You're saying, at some point

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Speaker 15: in time that's going to come to a conclusion. Texas

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Speaker 15: has to stand up and secure its own border. You're

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Speaker 15: the eighth biggest economy in the world.

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Speaker 16: Right, it's the biggest responsibility of government is to protect

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Speaker 16: our citizen.

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Speaker 15: And you think the state government too, You think they're

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Speaker 15: going to They clearly don't want to do that, right

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Speaker 15: or they would have done.

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Speaker 16: There's a lot of people that want to and if

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Speaker 16: we send reinforcements like ali wamsconsta Senate, we'll have more

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Speaker 16: strength for that.

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Speaker 3: You know, operations is that big?

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Speaker 15: Is the constituency you're talking to them, that's something they

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Speaker 15: bring up.

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Speaker 16: It's very important, Wow, very important. We've seen the decrease

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Speaker 16: in crime, which is you know why I talked to

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Speaker 16: the sheriff today. He said, yes, it's real, Yes we're

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Speaker 16: seeing it. Yes it's tangible. But Republicans are really good

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Speaker 16: when we win in elections to sit back on our

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Speaker 16: couch and eat our bombons. We have to prepare now

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Speaker 16: to make sure our border is never left wide open again.

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Speaker 16: Eleven million immigrants where illegal immigrants were taken off the

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Speaker 16: streets enough fitanol to kill every man, woman and child

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Speaker 16: in America, Canada and Mexico was seized by a law enforcement.

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Speaker 16: We cannot be in that situation again.

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Speaker 15: You've had some Antifa problems here with going after ICE

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Speaker 15: officer two instance, I think one up in North Texas

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Speaker 15: and then that horrible shooting down here a couple of

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Speaker 15: weeks ago. What are your constituents, potential constituents telling you

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Speaker 15: about that, about the ICE officers and the mass deportations.

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Speaker 16: Well, our constituents are absolutely fully supporting law enforcement, fully

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Speaker 16: supporting ICE, and we think it's un American. And if

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Speaker 16: you're going to attack our ICE agents, you do not

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Speaker 16: deserve to be in this country.

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Speaker 3: Wow, Lee, hang around the folks. I talked to Navarre.

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Speaker 15: You could tell about his speech today at the Council

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Speaker 15: FIM Relations.

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Speaker 3: President Trump right now is weighing and measuring what to

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Speaker 15: The request for Tomahawk missiles to go on offense in Ukraine.

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Speaker 15: Remember the kinetic part of the Third World War in

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Speaker 15: Ukraine two point eight million to three million casualties already.

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Speaker 15: Of course, We're now in an open economic war with

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Speaker 3: We called it four years ago.

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Speaker 15: Goal was eleven hundred dollars an ounce Today forty three

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Speaker 12: Here's your host, Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 3: Obviously a big audience watched this.

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Speaker 15: A lot of the mega folks, Melissa Kats and these

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Speaker 15: fire breathing populist nationalist Trump followers, they want to They're

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Speaker 15: very focused, particularly in the Dallas area, about security for elections.

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Speaker 3: How big a priorities are for you.

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Speaker 16: It's a big priority. And you know, we we made

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Speaker 16: some progress after the mess of the COVID election. However,

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Speaker 16: that bill took authority away from the Attorney general, put

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Speaker 16: it all in the hands of the local district attorneys

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Speaker 16: and those woke district attorneys.

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Speaker 3: That he told me and Paxton told me that was

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Speaker 3: a killer for him, it was a killer.

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Speaker 16: It was a killer. So I mean, think about it.

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Speaker 16: Where this stuff happens the most are in these blue counties,

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Speaker 16: and that's where we need to prosecute. And he wasn't

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Speaker 16: allowed to go after them without it being referred to

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Speaker 16: him from the district attorney and they weren't doing that.

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Speaker 16: So we did fix a lot of that this session,

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Speaker 16: but there's a lot more ago.

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Speaker 15: As people are kind of shocked about a lot of

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Speaker 15: the regulations down here in Texas and how it's really

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Speaker 15: the polcal class down here is blue. People also assume

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Speaker 15: you're the most gun owner friendly state in the Union.

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Speaker 15: I take it that would not be correct, as I've

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Speaker 15: followed you around for the last couple of days.

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Speaker 16: That would not be correct. We've made a lot of

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Speaker 16: progress this How can that happen in Texas? Well? I

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Speaker 16: don't know. I don't know. I've not understood it because

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Speaker 16: everyone I talked to is I'm really on the same

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Speaker 16: page with me. With the Second Amendment, I have fought

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Speaker 16: to ban and constitutional red flag laws that violate due

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Speaker 16: process for decades. I'm the only candidate in this race

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Speaker 16: that was down in Austin this session talking to members

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Speaker 16: pushing to get this law passed, going door to door

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Speaker 16: to door. We did get it passed. We finally banned

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Speaker 16: red flag laws in Texas this session. But where we

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Speaker 16: miss the mark is civiliability bills. With the Second Amendment.

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Speaker 16: What a lot of people don't realize is you can

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Speaker 16: use your standard ground law. You can legally defend your family.

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Speaker 16: Of course, there'll be a court proceeding if you kill

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Speaker 16: an intruder who's trying to harm you, and then you

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Speaker 16: walk out of court totally justified in using that force.

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Speaker 16: But then the leftists across the country and definitely in Texas,

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Speaker 16: they will fund lawsuits to suit.

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Speaker 3: Oh right, they hit you.

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Speaker 15: After getting off from the criminal side, they come as responses,

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Speaker 15: they come in and hit you with a civil suit.

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Speaker 16: Yes, twenty states have made this illegal. Texas still has it,

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Speaker 16: and we missed the mark. And that's one of my

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Speaker 16: Second Amendment priorities if I'm elected, because if you can

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Speaker 16: be sued and live your livelihood, you do not have

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Speaker 16: a Second Amendment.

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Speaker 15: Brian Harrison was telling me one of the things people

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Speaker 15: are starting to focus on now is concern about the

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Speaker 15: Texas budget, about deficits. You've guys had a couple of surpluses,

893
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Speaker 15: but it seems like it goes overnight. Nobody really knows

894
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Speaker 15: where this money is being spent. There's all kind of

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Speaker 15: off balance sheet pockets. The only responsibility of the Senate

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Speaker 15: in the House, I believe, is to pass a budget. Correct,

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Speaker 15: what's the story on finances down here? Deficits in the

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Speaker 15: direction of where things are going.

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Speaker 16: So again, our GDP is two point seven trillion.

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Speaker 3: Dollars any eighth things economy in the world.

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Speaker 16: It is, it is, it's huge. We're soon by and

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Speaker 16: we're going to be the seventh largest economy in the

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Speaker 16: world and and buy in real budget is right, just

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Speaker 16: over three hundreds you're alien legislation. Yeah, only every few years.

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Speaker 3: But you have now special sessions all the time.

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Speaker 16: Well, we do. We only have a special session outside

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Speaker 16: of the regular sessions in an emergency situation. These past

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Speaker 16: special sessions are because it followed regular session. So we

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Speaker 16: are supposed to only meet every two years. But there

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Speaker 16: was our budget increased dramatically. While we gave some property

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Speaker 16: tax reliefs, some good things happen. We have to cut

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Speaker 16: spending the only way to really reduce the property tax burden.

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Speaker 16: Step number one. I always I'm a root cause person

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Speaker 16: instead of just putting band aids on things. Step number one,

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Speaker 16: we need to cut spending in the State of Texas

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Speaker 16: and tighten the belt and get rid.

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Speaker 3: Of we say spending.

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Speaker 15: What has Like I said, it's come to a shock

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Speaker 15: to people about how progressive some of these things are.

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Speaker 15: What's the problem with cutting spending? You would think with

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Speaker 15: the common sense of the Texas Frontier and still this

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Speaker 15: entrepreneurial spirit when you come down. I mean, people in

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Speaker 15: Texas love this state so much. Where's the spend? Why

924
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Speaker 15: are you having increases in spending and where is it?

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Speaker 16: Well, our two biggest budget items in the state of

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Speaker 16: Texas are education and health and Human Services, and there's

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Speaker 16: a lot of waste fraud interviews in both of those categories.

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Speaker 16: And I know the last session a datish committee was implemented,

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Speaker 16: and we need to double and triple that. We need

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Speaker 16: dosee on steroids in the state of Texas, and that's

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Speaker 16: going to be one of my goals.

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Speaker 15: Education Brian Harrison has statistics of like only a quarter

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Speaker 15: of what the juniors in high school can read a

934
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Speaker 15: proficiency or have math proficientcy. That can't possibly be as

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Speaker 15: much money as Texas puts into education. And quite frankly,

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Speaker 15: how Texas education is kind of revered here given the

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Speaker 15: university system, given you Baylor and all the private schools, TCU, SMU,

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Speaker 15: University of Texas, the Public Texas A and m Texas

939
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Speaker 15: Tech how can you have more money spent on education

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Speaker 15: in failure to perform.

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Speaker 16: I'll tell you it's heartbreaking. As a mom who you know,

942
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Speaker 16: raised two boys they're in university now, it's really heartbreaking.

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Speaker 16: The state of Texas currently is looking at five school districts.

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Speaker 16: There's thirteen in Senate District nine. Out of those five

945
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Speaker 16: school districts statewide, two of those that are being looked

946
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Speaker 16: at being taken over.

947
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Speaker 3: For underperformance, taken over by the state.

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Speaker 16: Taking over by the state are in Senate District nine.

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Speaker 3: Impossible. We have all with fort Worth and all the explosive.

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Speaker 16: Orthis D is one of them. Blake Orthised D is the.

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Speaker 3: Other one, Lake Worth.

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Speaker 16: We have a lot of work to do. Those kids

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Speaker 16: deserve better, They deserve good education. That affects everything. It

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Speaker 16: affects their lives, it affects our workforce. People are having

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Speaker 16: a hard time finding good workers.

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Speaker 15: And you haven't gotten rid of DEI or you haven't

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Speaker 15: gotten rid of this radical transgender ideology, including in Texas,

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Speaker 15: the home of Friday night lights.

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Speaker 3: We still have an issue of men in women's sports.

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Speaker 16: Well we did. I'll tell you. Three sessions ago they

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Speaker 16: passed a bill that stopped men in women's sports only

962
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Speaker 16: K through twelve though, and so we're like, what because

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Speaker 16: transgenders from their states can still come in and take

964
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Speaker 16: those girls scholarships that they've worked for their entire scholastic career.

965
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Speaker 16: Session before last we got it bumped up to cover

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Speaker 16: colleges as well. Everyone thought, great job done. Here's the problem.

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Speaker 16: What was not outlawed.

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Speaker 3: There was a work around.

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Speaker 16: There was a work around. The work around was men

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Speaker 16: and boys were still allowed in private spaces, women's locker

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Speaker 16: rooms and kids' locker rooms bathrooms. This session, again, I'm

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Speaker 16: the only candidate in this race. I was in Austin

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Speaker 16: testifying on behalf of the Women's Privacy Act. And that

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Speaker 16: bill is really incredible because it covers the privacy of

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Speaker 16: girls and women in all government buildings, so that covers

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Speaker 16: schools K through twelve public universities. It also specifically covered

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Speaker 16: all women's jails. I gave case study and my testimony

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Speaker 16: about how heterosexual men were using the loopholes they were

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Speaker 16: predators to break into women's jails and rape them. One

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Speaker 16: of them in Riker's prison. He was in jail for

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Speaker 16: raping an infant to death. He put on a skirt,

982
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Speaker 16: went to the women's jail, raped her was convicted for it.

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Speaker 16: The third scenario is all women's domestic violent shelters. So

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Speaker 16: we outlawed that in the state of Texas and protected

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Speaker 16: women and girls because women and girls privacy, dignity, and

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Speaker 16: safety is worth the fight.

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Speaker 3: Amen, you're with us tomorrow morning. Tell us where's the

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Speaker 3: Where do people go to find out where the rally is?

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Speaker 3: Where they go to your website.

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Speaker 16: It's right on the front page of Lee for Texas

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Speaker 16: dot com. You see it right there.

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Speaker 15: Okay, we're going to be back tomorrow and we're gonna

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Speaker 15: be bouncing across from the great state of Texas and

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Speaker 15: what's going on here with conservatives and grassroots MAGA and

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Speaker 15: of course the Moms for Liberty conference in Orlando, Florida,

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Speaker 15: and we're gonna be tossing it in the afternoon to

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Speaker 15: Amanda head in the Real America's Voice team for Marine

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Speaker 15: Corps two fifty. So tomorrow Saturday, it's here starting at

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Speaker 15: eight am Eastern daylight time.

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Speaker 3: Stick around.

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Speaker 15: We got another hour of the war room late on

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Speaker 15: a Friday in October, back at a moment