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Speaker 1: Putting it this way, as they described exactly how bad

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Speaker 2: Well, AOC challenge the most powerful Senate Democrat. It's become

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Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer faces an onslaught of attacks over his handling

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Speaker 4: I want you to think about what you just heard.

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Speaker 1: to the presidency. Is that crazy talk? The answer is no.

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Speaker 1: He's literally caught between the extreme radical left, the Marxist,

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Speaker 6: So in terms of who will be leading the Democrats,

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Speaker 6: there's a good chance it might not be Chuck Schumer

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Speaker 5: Listen to what he.

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Speaker 7: Said, Chuck Schumer's generation Nancy Pelosi's generation, John Lewis's generation.

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Speaker 7: They have so much to be proud of. It is time, though,

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Speaker 7: But it's not good enough.

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Speaker 3: Democrats have a lane right here. But what they're doing

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Speaker 3: the social media influencers are. Social media loves conflict, it

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Speaker 6: And when you think about who are the loudest voices

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Speaker 8: We have dynamic, young new leaders where some of it.

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Speaker 6: Of course, not interesting that there was not a mention

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Speaker 5: Chris Murphy was about as far as you got.

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Speaker 9: Well, I think Julian had exactly right, and that Democrats

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Speaker 9: But I don't think that the solution is the fact

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Speaker 9: now is Democrats have two real problems. Number one, not

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Speaker 1: Yeah the moment, I love how they say there, I

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Speaker 4: They know exactly who they want. You know who they want.

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Speaker 1: They want radical socialist Marxist communists, and they want them

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Speaker 1: also in the right directions for American workers. Prices for

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Speaker 1: everyday staples are starting to see declines finally under Donald Trump.

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Speaker 1: Prices for eggs, for butter, ice cream, fresh fruit, cereal, seafood, rice, pasta,

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Speaker 1: six point one seven percent at the end of October,

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Speaker 1: twelve percent lower than when he took office. That according

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Speaker 1: to the Consumer Price Index. In fact, the twelve month

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Speaker 1: in four years as well. Now, there are other efforts

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Speaker 1: to continue driving prices down. The President talked about it tonight,

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Speaker 1: Trump's deregulatory efforts are also saving Americans. A collective one

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Speaker 1: hundred and eighty billion. What does that mean for you?

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Speaker 1: Two than one hundred dollars per family of four? For example,

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Speaker 1: President Trump Hall Burdens and Biden air efficiency standards that

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Speaker 1: jacked up the price of everyday appliances. And President Trump

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Speaker 1: signed into law the largest tax cut in American history.

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Speaker 1: This includes no tax on tips, no tax on overtime,

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Speaker 1: and no tax on Social Security, all of which will

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Speaker 1: save Americans money in their tax returns. The landmark legislation

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Speaker 1: will raise America's take on pay by as much as

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Speaker 1: thirteen thousand, three hundred and wages by as much as

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Speaker 1: eleven thousand, six hundred. So the President decided to take

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Speaker 4: And I want you to hear what the President had

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Speaker 10: While Democrats wanted to give Americans the largest tax syke

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Speaker 10: tax cuts in American history and signed the one Big

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Speaker 10: Beautiful Bill.

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Speaker 5: I caught the great, big beautiful bill into law.

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Speaker 10: That includes no tax on tips, no tax on overtime,

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Speaker 10: and no tax on Social Security.

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Speaker 5: For our great seniors. That is a big deal.

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Speaker 1: It's amazing what the President's accomplished already this year, but

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Speaker 1: the President says I'm not done there, and made a

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Speaker 1: pledge to the American families, no matter if you're rich

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Speaker 1: else in between. Here's what the present pledged to you.

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Speaker 10: My first term, we built the greatest economy in the

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Speaker 10: history of the world. And now we're doing it again.

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Speaker 10: But this time it really is, as I said, much stronger,

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Speaker 10: much better. I think it's going to be something that

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Speaker 10: nobody has ever seen before. My pledge to every family

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Speaker 10: and every small businesses that I will not rest until

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Speaker 10: you are rich or stronger, more successful, happier, till you've

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Speaker 10: gotten a piece.

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Speaker 5: Of the American dream.

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Speaker 10: Some of you in this room have really gotten a

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Speaker 10: piece of it because you made a great decision to

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Speaker 10: go with a great, great company years ago, and it's

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Speaker 10: really pretty amazing. And that begins with making America.

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Speaker 5: We have to do.

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Speaker 10: The word is affordable, and affordable should be our word,

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Speaker 10: not theirs, because the Democrats got up and took affordability affordable,

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Speaker 10: and they don't say that. They had the worst inflation

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Speaker 10: in history, the highest energy prices in history, everything was

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Speaker 1: President Trump is bringing jobs and investments back to the

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Speaker 1: US as part of his plan to expand America's economy.

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Speaker 1: In fact, since President Trump took office, companies have invested

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Speaker 1: trillions I want to say that word again, trillions of

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Speaker 1: dollars into their US based operations, on shoring and creating

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Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of new jobs for Americans. President Trump

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Speaker 1: is also reducing the deficit. A combination of spending cuts,

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Speaker 1: interest savings, economic growth, and tariff revenues are expected to

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Speaker 1: reduce the deficit by trillions of dollars, resulting in higher

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Speaker 1: take on pay, lower interest rates in a much stronger

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Speaker 1: American economy. In fact, one point nine million more American

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Speaker 1: That's one point nine million Americans who are now happily

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Speaker 1: more people working now than at any time in the

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Speaker 1: history of our country, and the Trump administration, he says,

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Speaker 1: will not rest until the high prices that resulted from

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Speaker 1: democratic policies are fully rained in.

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Speaker 4: He said.

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Speaker 1: We're making progress, and the best, he says, is yet

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Speaker 1: to come.

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Speaker 5: We're making tremendous progress.

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Speaker 10: One point nine million more American born workers are employed

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Speaker 10: today than when I took off. To think of that,

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Speaker 10: one point nine million more today, and these are American

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Speaker 10: born workers. Nobody thought that was possible. And we have

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Speaker 10: the strongest borders in the history of our country. Nobody

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Speaker 10: comes in unless they come in legally. You see the numbers.

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Speaker 10: Everyone thinks it's impossible a year ago, millions of people

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Speaker 10: with storming our borders. Today they only come in if

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Speaker 10: they come in legally, and wages for hourly workers arising

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Speaker 1: The President also made it clear that there's a lot

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Speaker 1: when it comes to trade deals. We're seeing trade deals

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Speaker 1: with Switzerland that have just been announced, and we're modifying

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Speaker 1: tariffs for certain agricultural products. In fact, on Friday, President

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Speaker 1: the second. Exemptions are accordingly set to be granted following

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Speaker 1: a spat of new trade deals being inked with some

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Speaker 4: What will this do well.

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Speaker 1: It will give substantial progress in making sure that American

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Speaker 1: workers are able to export at the same level that

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Speaker 1: tariff money is being used to help American workers, something

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Speaker 1: that the left and the media said was impossible.

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Speaker 4: Take a listen about that.

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Speaker 10: And to your leader, who when we met, I said,

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Speaker 10: how are you doing with racist prices are coming down?

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Speaker 10: He said, we were up forty percent because of Biden

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Speaker 10: and inflation, and they're coming down and they're coming down rapidly.

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Speaker 10: So I hope that all continues to go. But we're

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Speaker 10: really doing well as the country. Most importantly, however, I

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Speaker 10: will take big picture. We have over seventeen trillion dollars

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Speaker 10: being invested in our country in nine months. It's now

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Speaker 10: just about ready to crack eighteen, and by the end

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Speaker 10: of one year we will have about twenty to twenty

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Speaker 10: one trillion dollars invested in our country. That's more by

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Speaker 10: ten times the highest amount ever invested in any country

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Speaker 10: ever before, and it's largely because of tariffs, and I

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Speaker 10: think November fifth election, but it's the largest amount. As

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Speaker 10: an example, so if we have twenty year twenty one

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Speaker 5: What that is.

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Speaker 10: That's car factories, that's AI, it's everything. They're all coming

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Speaker 10: back because of the tariffs. They're all coming back because

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Speaker 5: To pay fifteen twenty thirty one hundred percent tariff. It

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Speaker 5: wasn't that complicated. People are saying, you know, Trump was right.

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Speaker 5: It really wasn't that complicated. But it's been amazing.

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Speaker 10: As an example, if you take me at twenty for

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Speaker 10: one year, sleepy Joe Biden, you know what, he was

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Speaker 10: less than one for four years, and if they got elected,

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Speaker 10: they would have been at minus ten because people were

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Speaker 1: So I hope you'll take the info that I gave

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Speaker 1: you today, and I hope you'll share it wherever you

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Speaker 1: can on social media, share this podcast and text messages

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Speaker 1: what's happening, and it's the complete opposite of what the

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Speaker 4: They believe that they are successful.

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Speaker 1: Right now in convincing most Americans that somehow the economy

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Speaker 1: is a disaster. Because of Donald Trump, and that things

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Speaker 1: aren't getting better. In fact, they're getting worse. But if

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Speaker 1: you look at the facts, that's just not the truth.

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Speaker 1: Thank goodness, because of President Donald Trump, it is incredible leadership.

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Speaker 1: Don't forget to share this podcast, by the way, with

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Speaker 1: talk to you again tomorrow