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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts.

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Speaker 2: Now, and a DC man is facing felony assault charges

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Speaker 2: after allegedly throwing a subway sandwich at a CVP agent

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Speaker 2: Sunday night. So police said the suspect called the agent

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Speaker 2: a fascist and said quote, I don't want you in

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Speaker 2: my city before throwing his food, and US attorney for

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Speaker 2: DC jenim Piro, says, it's no laughing matter.

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Speaker 3: He thought it was funny.

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Speaker 4: Well, he doesn't think it's funny today because we charge

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Speaker 4: it with a felony.

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Speaker 5: Assault on a police officer and we're going to back

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Speaker 5: the police to the hills.

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Speaker 6: So there, stick your subway sandwich somewhere else.

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Speaker 7: I have some updated statistics for you. Overnight. There were

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Speaker 7: forty five criminal arrests made for assaults second and first degree.

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Speaker 7: There were arrestinated for the distribution of illegal drugs in

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Speaker 7: narcotics that have now been removed off of the streets.

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Speaker 7: There were three illegal firearms that were seized, and in

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Speaker 7: addition to that, there were twenty nine illegal aliens who

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Speaker 7: were removed off of Washington, DC streets last night, many

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Speaker 7: of whom had final orders of removal. So these results

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Speaker 7: are happening night after night. Because of the efforts of

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Speaker 7: this federal task force that are working alongside the Metropolitan

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Speaker 7: Police Department.

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Speaker 8: The answer to.

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Speaker 9: This, this this problem for Democrats is not everything's okay,

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Speaker 9: there's nothing to see here.

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Speaker 3: Move along, move along.

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Speaker 9: Oh, Washington has dropped twenty four percent or whatever in crime.

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Speaker 8: Well, let me give you some other numbers.

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Speaker 9: The Washington Post took a poll in late April early May.

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Speaker 9: Ninety one percent of Washington residents say crime is a problem.

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Speaker 9: Ninety one percent, fifty one percent it is an extremely

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Speaker 9: serious problem. And John Hilman, we've had people before put

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Speaker 9: this in racial terms, and this is I must say,

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Speaker 9: this is one thing that I think Democrats have gotten

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Speaker 9: so wrong about crime, so wrong about crime.

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Speaker 8: Let me just read Let me just read the Washington Post.

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Speaker 10: Here.

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Speaker 9: There are stark divides among the lines of race and

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Speaker 9: income in the poll, with black residents and lower income

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Speaker 9: residents significantly more worried about crime than white residents and those.

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Speaker 8: With higher incomes.

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Speaker 9: Black women are among the most concerned, with sixty five

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Speaker 9: percent saying crime is a very or extremely serious issue,

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Speaker 9: compared with eighty two percent who said the same last year.

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Speaker 11: Rev.

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Speaker 9: I just bring this up just to say there are

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Speaker 9: a lot of Yeah, I'll just say it, white progressives

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Speaker 9: who've You've talked about and I've talked about who who

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Speaker 9: sometimes think they're trying to help certain segments of the

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Speaker 9: society and they have.

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Speaker 8: No idea where they are well.

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Speaker 9: Right now, in Washington, DC, black women especially are deeply

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Speaker 9: concerned about crime in their city, and I think it

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Speaker 9: would behoove the Democratic Party to figure out how to

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Speaker 9: build a partnership with the President, with the mayor to

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Speaker 9: make Washington a more secure city for the ninety one

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Speaker 9: percent of Washington residents who are saying today the crime

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Speaker 9: is a serious problem.

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Speaker 12: We I'm home, and let me tell you all over

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Speaker 12: the country, we will continue to stand up for our

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Speaker 12: rights and we will continue to call out the terrorist

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Speaker 12: organization that is.

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Speaker 7: Do you hear the president saying other US major cities

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Speaker 7: could be next here? I wonder if that's a pledge

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Speaker 7: that you take seriously tonight.

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Speaker 13: Well, sadly you do, because I think the bottom line

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Speaker 13: is that President Trump doesn't like public safety. He's a

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Speaker 13: convicted criminal himself. He pardons people who are criminals and

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Speaker 13: do pretty dastardly things like cause the deaths of five

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Speaker 13: different law enforcement officers during January sixth.

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Speaker 8: There is no.

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Speaker 13: Indication that this man is in favor of law bidy

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Speaker 13: and behavior of public safety. But he is in favor

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Speaker 13: of power. He is in favor of fascism. He is

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Speaker 13: in favor of ending democracy. And what he's trying to

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Speaker 13: do here is not normal.

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Speaker 14: When I go to DC, I'm not afraid of losing

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Speaker 14: my wallet so much as I'm afraid of losing my vote.

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Speaker 14: I'm not afraid of losing my wallet so much as

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Speaker 14: I'm afraid that my children's freedom to breathe will be

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Speaker 14: stolen in a world where climate change policy is non existent.

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Speaker 15: Show every day is a battle for your mind, raging

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Speaker 15: information coming from every angle, but the will to deceive,

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Speaker 15: fear not.

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Speaker 3: You found a place for.

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Speaker 15: Truth, the voice in a generation that still has the

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Speaker 15: will to believe in the greatest country in the history

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Speaker 3: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a Lot. Here

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Speaker 3: we go on.

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Speaker 10: Okay everybody, Radio stations across the country honored to be

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Speaker 10: with you. As always, We're here at the Bitcoin dot

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Speaker 10: Com mobile studio. You can email us Freedom at Charliekirk

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Speaker 10: dot com. We are going to start the show today

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Speaker 10: with an argument. We're going to try to make a case. Now,

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Speaker 10: mind you, the argument we're going to make is going

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Speaker 10: to divide a lot of our audience. It will to

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Speaker 10: be divided by generational lines and divided by geography, and

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Speaker 10: that's okay. It is necessary sometimes to weigh in on

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Speaker 10: the most controversial issues imaginable. And this is one issue

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Speaker 10: when when I go on campus, one of the few

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Speaker 10: issues that the audience tends to not love the perspective

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Speaker 10: that I have. But I'm still unwavering in my opinion

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Speaker 10: on this, and this is all stemming from something and

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Speaker 10: by the way, President Trump is doing a phenomenal and

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Speaker 10: fabulous job. We remain committed towards continuing the MAGA agenda,

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Speaker 10: but President Donald Trump confirmed during his press conference on

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Speaker 10: Monday that the administration is looking at no decisions have

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Speaker 10: been made, so it's a perfect time for us to

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Speaker 10: submit our argument for consideration looking at reclassifying marijuana. The

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Speaker 10: reclassification would move marijuana out of a Schedule one drug.

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Speaker 10: It would then get moved down to Schedule three, which

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Speaker 10: is for drugs with moderate to low potential for physical

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Speaker 10: and psychological dependence, such as anabolic steroids and testosterone. President

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Speaker 10: Trump said he has not made a final decision and

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Speaker 10: he is still wing it. So here is the view

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Speaker 10: that we have on this program. The view that I

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Speaker 10: have in particular is that, of course marijuana is not

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Speaker 10: good for you. You know, a lot of people will say that, well,

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Speaker 10: marijuana has all these wonderful upsides. You can use it

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Speaker 10: to relax and to go to sleep. We have vastly underestimated.

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Speaker 10: This is the first contention. Even if you are in

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Speaker 10: favor of legalization and in favor of reclassification, you have

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Speaker 10: to agree that there has been a there has been

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Speaker 10: a downplaye of the negative parts of widespread and casual

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Speaker 10: and recreational marijuana use. We have abundant parts of data,

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Speaker 10: like we have abundant pieces of data at this point

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Speaker 10: to be able to go piece by piece and ask

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Speaker 10: the question, has this made people healthier? Is it making

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Speaker 10: society healthier? It making people sicker? So let's just go

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Speaker 10: through some of the data just on the health aspects.

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Speaker 10: I think it's important to first talk about So from

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Speaker 10: the data that we have in front of us, numerous

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Speaker 10: longitudal longitudinal studies link heavy marijuana use, especially in adolescents,

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Speaker 10: to increase risks of psychosis, schizophrenia, anxiety and depression, cognitive impairment,

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Speaker 10: thc effects memory, attention and learning. Chronic use may lead

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Speaker 10: to persistent cognitive deficits. Also respiratory harm. Smoking cannabis can

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Speaker 10: cause chronic bronchitis lung irritation with unknown long term cancer risks.

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Speaker 10: We're still learning. And by the way, for those of

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Speaker 10: you in the audience that might be over the age

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Speaker 10: of fifty, what these kids are smoking and consuming when

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Speaker 10: it comes to marijuana is significantly different than what you

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Speaker 10: smoked at Woodstock or in the nineteen seventies early nineteen eighties.

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Speaker 10: It is more powerful, It is laced with stuff that

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Speaker 10: you did not have previously. It is a different argument.

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Speaker 10: So dismiss any memory you might have of a generation prior.

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Speaker 10: We could are there's so many studies I could go through,

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Speaker 10: this one in particular by doctor Daniel Amen, scary ways

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Speaker 10: marijuana impacts the developing brain. My first contention is this,

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Speaker 10: we have to agree that there has been an intentional

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Speaker 10: downplaying of the negative parts of marijuana for so many

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Speaker 10: kids I talked to it. Oh, it's no different than

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Speaker 10: just drinking diet coke. It's no different than just drinking gatorade.

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Speaker 10: It's from the earth. It's fine, man. We have an

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Speaker 10: increase in hospitalization visits for psychosis. Half of marijuana users

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Speaker 10: talk about increased depression, increased anxiety, long term effects. Modern

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Speaker 10: cannabis is vastly more potent than in the nineteen seventies.

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Speaker 10: THC concentrations exceed twenty to thirty percent. They are common

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Speaker 10: with concentrates reaching seventy to ninety percent. The long term

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Speaker 10: neurological and psychiatric impacts of such high doses are poorly

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Speaker 10: understood and could present serious a serious public health crisis later.

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Speaker 10: So we just must first say that there has been

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Speaker 10: a downplaying of what this drug actually is, especially as

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Speaker 10: we present it to young people now more towards the

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Speaker 10: societal impacts. A study last year out of Canada offered

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Speaker 10: the strongest evidence yet in children associated with psychiatric or

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Speaker 10: psychotic disorders when a person loses contact with reality, consuming

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Speaker 10: marijuana while pregnant increases the odds of pre term birth,

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Speaker 10: low birth rate, and infant death. A study this year

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Speaker 10: out of San Francisco shows that marijuana is really bad

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Speaker 10: for your heart, and we can't miss the IQ one

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Speaker 10: A twenty twenty one analysis that looked at several thousand

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Speaker 10: studies found overwhelming evidence that marijuana use lower's IQ, especially

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Speaker 10: when it's used by children under eighteen. The average IQ

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Speaker 10: loss was about two points. It's a lot to lose

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Speaker 10: But you might say, Charlie, I know weed is not good,

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Speaker 10: not impact me, And I want to challenge that head on.

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Speaker 10: First of all, it does impact you. Do you think Portland, Seattle,

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Speaker 10: the legalization of marijuana. Do you think New York is

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Speaker 10: a better place to walk around? Do you think it

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Speaker 10: invites the right types of people? Do you think it

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Speaker 10: lifts us up higher towards national unity, strength, towards a

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Speaker 10: goal of either defeating the Chinese or being virtuous, going

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Speaker 10: on a journey triumphing over evil. Do you think marijuana

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Speaker 10: invites that kind of culture? Open air drug use is

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Speaker 10: widely rejected by any decent society, and the consumption of

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Speaker 10: marijuana as we have seen out in the open and

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Speaker 10: so many of these cities doesn't just create a messy

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Speaker 10: or it creates a less enjoyable place to live. Now,

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Speaker 10: there's a video which I think is very important, of

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Speaker 10: a DC resident walking through the new Trump version of

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Speaker 10: DC and commenting on how much better it is. Let's

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Speaker 10: play cut four h.

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Speaker 11: Six Maandona City as quiet as a church motion. I

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Speaker 11: came all the way down Pennsylvania Avenue this morning, so peaceful. Yeah.

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Speaker 11: I don't smell on no weed, young, I don't see

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Speaker 11: no homeless people. I mean, I came all the way

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Speaker 11: through the southeast side, all the way down here.

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Speaker 10: You can see now I'm at the White House down way.

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Speaker 8: It's quiet.

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Speaker 10: It is a shame that it takes.

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Speaker 11: Somebody to have to sit in your classroom with order

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Speaker 11: for you to be in order. Yeah, because that's what

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Speaker 11: it feels like. Man, you gotta be babysitter to do

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Speaker 11: your job. You know, stuff been out of corotroll.

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Speaker 10: For yeas.

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Speaker 8: You.

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Speaker 11: You gotta do better. Yet, you gotta do better. Yeah,

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Speaker 11: and mainly young, you got the problems. It's us, man,

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Speaker 11: It's always us giving everybody a bad name.

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Speaker 10: You know, did you notice the first thing he said,

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Speaker 10: I don't smell no weed no more? He mentions it

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Speaker 10: before homeless people and before feeling safer. The first thing.

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Speaker 10: Okay, everybody, welcome back. I will get a sufficient amount

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Speaker 10: Let's go to cut sixteen takes her waffles pancakes all day.

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Speaker 10: Why Well, first of all, I think waffles get so

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Speaker 10: back of trail mix. Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot

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Speaker 10: com your thoughts on that and also the marijuana issue.

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Speaker 10: Our email inbox is blowing up. I'm going to read

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Speaker 10: that a little bit. I want to tell you guys

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Speaker 10: about TikTok. Though that video has gone viral on TikTok,

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Speaker 10: their success means job support for families, stronger local economies.

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Speaker 10: Because when small businesses thrive on TikTok, so do the

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Speaker 10: communities around them. Learn more about TikTok's contribution of the

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Speaker 10: US economy at TikTok economic impact dot Com. The stories

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Speaker 10: behind the statistics portions of the Charlie kirkshow I brought

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Speaker 10: to in part by TikTok economic impact dot Com. Joining

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Speaker 10: me now is a great friend, Pastor Jack Kibbs. Pastor Hibbs.

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Speaker 10: We're here to talk about a very specific call to

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Speaker 10: action in California. But first I just want to ask you,

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Speaker 10: Pastor Hibbs. I just spent the last twenty twenty five

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Speaker 10: minutes talking about marijuana. Has marijuana made California better since

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Speaker 10: the legalization and mass usage? Can you comment on that

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Speaker 10: as a pastor who cares about your community that is

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Speaker 10: shepherding young people. Has it improved the quality of life

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Speaker 10: in California the more marijuana people have consumed.

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Speaker 18: Yeah, Charlie, you're asking that question because you know the answer.

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Speaker 18: The answer is absolutely the opposite. As you well know

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Speaker 18: you've been to our church many times. Is a church

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Speaker 18: heavily populated by law enforcement personnel. They'll tell you straight

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Speaker 18: up that the marijuana use and the freedom of marijuana

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Speaker 18: in California has only led to the continued decline of California. Listen,

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Speaker 18: I just got in from Peru the other day stepped

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Speaker 18: out of Bradley Terminal.

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Speaker 8: I'm not kidding, Charlie.

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Speaker 18: The first stench I smelled was an area off to

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Speaker 18: the right hand side of the terminal where it's a

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Speaker 18: open smoking area, and people were smoking pot at Bradley Terminal.

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Speaker 18: That's your welcome back to the United States. It is

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Speaker 18: a glazed, doped society, and you can smell it on

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Speaker 18: the freeways. You can smell it in all kinds of

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Speaker 18: ways and places. The crime level is connected. People will

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Speaker 18: deny that, but law enforcement will tell you no, it's

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Speaker 18: directly connected because wherever it's being used. Charlie, there is

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Speaker 18: this there's this decay of zeal. There is this apathetic

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Speaker 18: atmosphere that those who use traffic in.

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Speaker 8: And that's the less thing we need in this nation.

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Speaker 18: We need people sharper, we need people more creative, and

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Speaker 18: we need people who actually can reason and logic just

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Speaker 18: to stay alive in on our California freeway for one thing.

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Speaker 10: I completely agree with that. And Pastor Hibbs, you are

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Speaker 10: a your great friend and a mentor of mine, and

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Speaker 10: thank you for that. You gave a great speech last

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Speaker 10: week at our pastor summit. You are you are a

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Speaker 10: fighter for California, and that is noble and that is awesome.

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Speaker 10: Talk about AB four nine five, a bill that you

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Speaker 10: are warning could legalize child trafficking. I mean that is

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Speaker 10: those are those are fighting words, Pastor Hibbs. I trust

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Speaker 10: your contention at We have a lot of time here,

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Speaker 10: so please what is this all about, Charlie.

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Speaker 18: I have it in front of me, and the preamble

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Speaker 18: to this is I never thought in my lifetime that

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Speaker 18: I would stand before our congregation of over ten thousand

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Speaker 18: adults and say, if this bill passes, you need to

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Speaker 18: get your kid out of public school and into private

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Speaker 18: school or homeschool, or you need to leave the state

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Speaker 18: of California. That was not hyperbole. That was not That

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Speaker 18: was not any form of a joke.

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Speaker 8: Did serious AB four nine five.

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Speaker 18: It's it's Charlie, and it's actually an anti Trump, anti

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Speaker 18: Ice bit of legislation written by assembly Member Celeste Rodriguez.

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Speaker 8: And it is it is this.

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Speaker 18: That if the bill passes, that is, if Gavin Newsom

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Speaker 18: signs it into law next week, that you can go

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Speaker 18: to the state website in your home you can download

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Speaker 18: an affidavit. You can check the box that says did

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Speaker 18: you attempt to reach out to the parents regarding the

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Speaker 18: possession of the child?

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Speaker 8: Check the box yes or no.

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Speaker 18: If the person who downloaded this affidavit checks the box yes,

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Speaker 18: they sign their name. They go down to the local

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Speaker 18: school where this child is your child, my child, my grandkids,

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Speaker 18: and they can bring the child. The school board has

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Speaker 18: to relinquish the child's possession into the hands of the

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Speaker 18: request Because here's the bill, because it is a bill

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Speaker 18: of compassion. It is to shield children against ice taking

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Speaker 18: their parents during the school day without the child now

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Speaker 18: having a place to go home to an occupied home

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Speaker 18: with mom and dad. And so it's a compassion bill, Charlie.

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Speaker 8: It is going to protect the child. Here's how it

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Speaker 8: protects the child.

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Speaker 18: Any Joe who can download the form without a background,

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Speaker 18: without having to produce license, driver's license, passport number, social

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Speaker 18: Security number, those things are suggested not required.

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Speaker 8: Get a load of this, Charlie.

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Speaker 18: When the individual receives possession of your child and the

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Speaker 18: school cannot refuse them, the school is also not obligated

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Speaker 18: to tell the parents when the end of the school

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Speaker 18: day comes, who took the child, where the child is

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Speaker 18: at there's no accountability whatsoever because it is all geared

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Speaker 18: to hide the child from investigation that could possibly lead

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Speaker 18: the child to ice agents or the like, because it's

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Speaker 18: an assumption that their parents are illegal.

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Speaker 8: Here's the thing, Charlie, we have had.

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Speaker 18: I'm not going to mention their names, but you know

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Speaker 18: you and I share some of the great legal minds

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Speaker 18: in America that help us all out at all times.

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Speaker 8: They've studied the bill. They told us, listen to this,

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Speaker 8: they said, Jack. Normally, the devil is in the details.

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Speaker 18: This is the most sick legislation ever proposed in California.

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Speaker 18: That's saying a lot because there are no details. It

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Speaker 18: is so vague and so open that it can be

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Speaker 18: interpreted in any way. And in fact, I had one

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Speaker 18: great legal mind in America tell me this week. It's

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Speaker 18: so dangerous, Charlie, that it may not only be assigned

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Speaker 18: to public schools. It could be it could be something

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Speaker 18: a daycare center where somebody comes in, non relative, non

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Speaker 18: related individual to snatch your child out of school and

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Speaker 18: you won't find out.

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Speaker 8: About it till the end of the day. That's what

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Speaker 8: we're looking at.

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Speaker 10: This is this is an invitation to sexual predators percent

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Speaker 10: this is open season on these California children. And so

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Speaker 10: you are leading a protest in sacrament I want to

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Speaker 10: dive deeper in new but I want to make sure

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Speaker 10: we get the call to action. We have five minutes here, Jack,

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Speaker 10: tell us time place when call to action. I want

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Speaker 10: our whole audience in California to rally behind you. Jack,

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Speaker 10: So tell us you are leading the charge. So Jack,

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Speaker 10: please tell us.

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Speaker 18: I'm calling for a minimum of five thousand people. So

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Speaker 18: don't assume somebody else is going to show up.

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Speaker 8: You show up, everybody.

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Speaker 18: It's August nineteenth, that's a Tuesday next week at the

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Speaker 18: state Capitol. And if you show up at about eleven o'clock,

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Speaker 18: that'd be really good. We'll get things started. And here's

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Speaker 18: the reason why we want your body there. We want

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Speaker 18: you to just stand there with us. Because the last

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Speaker 18: time we did this, Charlie, several years ago.

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Speaker 8: A similar bill not as bad made it through and

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Speaker 8: Newsome so.

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Speaker 18: To speak, looked out of his window and saw three

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Speaker 18: thousand people standing there, and he backed off.

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Speaker 8: He is a true politician.

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Speaker 18: He's got as I set on the presidency in twenty

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Speaker 18: twenty eight. And if we show up in mass He's

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Speaker 18: not going to want to own this bill. He will

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Speaker 18: have the power to veto it and shut it down.

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Speaker 18: And so I am pleading with people, drive, fly, take

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Speaker 18: a bus, take a train, get there by whatever means possible.

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Speaker 8: We will stand respectfully.

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Speaker 18: And we've got a series of great, great attorneys and

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Speaker 18: speakers that are going to address the crowd. But join

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Speaker 18: us in making Slifornia history. Let's stop evil. This is

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Speaker 18: doing righteousness. Actually, when we preach the gospel, that's great.

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Speaker 18: But when listen, when we make disciples, we are encouraging

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Speaker 18: people to stand for righteousness. So, Charlie, I want to

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Speaker 18: thank you for giving us a voice right now to

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Speaker 18: invite people August nineteenth, come on out at eleven PM

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Speaker 18: at the steps of California Capital and Sacramento.

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Speaker 10: And so let's I want to dive deeper into the

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Speaker 10: elements here. It is August nineteenth. I'm writing it down.

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Speaker 10: I'm going to text all my pastor friends too in

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Speaker 10: the Sacramento area. That's a no brainer, right, And by

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Speaker 10: the way, I'm also going to text mister Gavin Newsom

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Speaker 10: I'm and say listen, we're watching, right, we are watching.

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Speaker 10: We are going to remember this and Gavin, you want

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Speaker 10: to keep on being a podcast host. For all this,

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Speaker 10: we are going to remember how you act, the leadership

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Speaker 10: you have. You know, you can go galavan around the country,

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Speaker 10: but this dog does not hunt in any of the

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Speaker 10: battleground states that you allegedly want to win when you're

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Speaker 10: running for the presidency in twenty twenty eight and so basically,

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Speaker 10: so I was just sure understand this check because you

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Speaker 10: said it so perfectly. But it's hard to internalize. Any

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Speaker 10: stranger can take a kid out of school under the

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Speaker 10: guys of protecting kids from an ice rate.

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Speaker 18: Non related individual, non related individual.

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Speaker 8: So think about that for a moment. It's sick. So

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Speaker 8: think about Charmie. Think about your kids. It could be

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Speaker 8: that you've got a neighbor.

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Speaker 18: Who can't stand you because you're Charlie Kirk. They know

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Speaker 18: your work hours, they know that your child goes to

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Speaker 18: XYZ school. They could go to that school and say,

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Speaker 18: here's the affidavit.

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Speaker 8: I've signed it. I checked the box that says I.

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Speaker 18: Try to reach the parents, which is a lie, and

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Speaker 18: I am now requesting based on this affidavit.

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Speaker 8: The position of susie Q.

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Speaker 19: The school cannot hold that back because the affidavit serves

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Speaker 19: as an actual, recognized court document where the individual is

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Speaker 19: then awarded the position of your child, all.

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Speaker 18: In the name of saving the child from the parental

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Speaker 18: situation that Ice has generated by the bad Orange.

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Speaker 10: It's just again, it's so incredible. Let's go to cut

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Speaker 10: for twenty four. This is Nicole Pearson from Facts, Law,

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Speaker 10: Truth and Justice. She is warning about the bill. And

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Speaker 10: so you might say, oh, this is just Jack Kibbs

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Speaker 10: being hyperbolic. First of all, Jack is never hyperbolic. But

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Speaker 10: you can't just dismiss this play cut for twenty four.

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Speaker 20: Here it is like the perfect storm.

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Speaker 21: It helps traffickers and groomers and pedophiles and rapists and

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Speaker 21: people who want to abuse children and take advantage of children.

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Speaker 21: It helps remove them from their homes and then erase

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Speaker 21: any trace of that child so that you cannot find

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Speaker 21: your child and protect your child.

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Speaker 20: That is the reality of California. That is why California

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Speaker 20: is one of.

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Speaker 21: The worst states.

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Speaker 20: That coupled with the fact that it's a sanctuary state,

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Speaker 20: no child in this country is safe with the laws

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Speaker 20: that are currently in place in California and that they

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Speaker 20: want to implement right now in California, this legislative session.

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Speaker 20: For every bad actor to take children and do whatever

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Speaker 20: they want with these, it's your own legal recourse.

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Speaker 3: There is zero protection.

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Speaker 20: And it's not for children of a document in immigrants.

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Speaker 20: It's for every child who lives in the state and

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Speaker 20: who's brought to the state.

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Speaker 10: Jack thirty seconds, and I want to keep you for

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Speaker 10: another segment. Please, she's one.

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Speaker 8: Hundred percent accurate.

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Speaker 18: In fact, she will be one of our speakers on

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Speaker 18: the Capitol steps, Charlie, so much so she didn't touch

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Speaker 18: on this. That affidavit grants that individual also medical rights,

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Speaker 10: She is defending the bill which, by the way, it

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Speaker 10: has passed the Assembly floor, legalizing kidnapping in the state

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Speaker 10: of California. Play cut four twenty nine, All right.

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Speaker 22: Today to present eighty four ninety five the Family Preparedness

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Speaker 10: I mean, if you were trying to do the bidding

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Speaker 10: for a kidnapping arm of the cartels, this is the

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Speaker 10: this is the bill that you would write, Jack Hibbs.

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Speaker 18: Charlie exactly one hundred percent. And by the way, in

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Speaker 18: perfect California legislative terms, she lies perfectly well. It sounds

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Speaker 18: so compassion it's the family preparedness bill. It sounds like

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Speaker 18: I should buy like something for an earthquake. Right, It's

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Speaker 18: exactly the opposite. It is exactly what you just said.

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Speaker 18: This is an open door license for someone to invade

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Speaker 18: the child's say space in school, and to confiscate them.

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Speaker 8: Seriously.

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Speaker 18: By the way, there is already in the state of

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Speaker 18: California law, a Board of Education law, a section that

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Speaker 18: already protects a child in such situations.

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Speaker 8: There's no need for this law.

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Speaker 18: It's absolutely redundant because we've got something to predict a

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Speaker 18: child already in place. But this Charlie takes it and

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Speaker 18: puts it into the hands of a stranger. And this

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Speaker 18: woman is the author, and we're going to see to

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Speaker 18: it that her political career will be plagued from this

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Speaker 18: time on. We're going to have her own that bill,

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Speaker 18: and if Newsom signs it, he's going to own it

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Speaker 18: all the way to his presidential campaign, to lead to

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Speaker 10: Pastor Hibbs in a Pastor Jack Hibbs, I should say sorry,

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Speaker 10: Pastor Jack. They sent me a fun note in the break.

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Speaker 10: There's a lot going on with the Israel Gaza situation.

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Speaker 10: How should we, as Christians in your view, view this

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Speaker 10: think about it? Pastor Jack?

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Speaker 18: Yeah, the best thing, boy, I tell you what, Charlie,

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Speaker 18: thank you for asking.

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Speaker 8: I wish I could.

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Speaker 18: Get you guys to just jump into my backpack and

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Speaker 18: go with me to Israel, into Gaza and to show

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Speaker 8: You'd be quite impressed. Here's the deal.

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Speaker 18: Frankly, you can't watch US media or European media try

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Speaker 18: Israeli channels. For this reason, you will see the IDF

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Speaker 8: But you need to understand something.

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Speaker 18: That we're following the narrative of Hamas and Hezbelah that

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Speaker 8: Friends, I have to tell you it's exactly the opposite.

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Speaker 18: We have been watching and I have wonderful contacts that's

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Speaker 18: and water. Charlie and Hamas, we'll come in and take

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Speaker 18: it from the gozzens. And people need to know this. Please,

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Speaker 18: and it's bigger than a fifteen second clip. I assure

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Speaker 18: you the world is watching Israel with the critical spirit,

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Speaker 18: and I get that that's okay, But.

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Speaker 8: The result is the actions are You are.

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Speaker 18: Going to be surprised because Israel is actually bringing aid

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Speaker 18: Bottom line, Charlie, there's a lot of gozzins. They don't

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Speaker 18: want to be controlled anymore by hamas. But the poor

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Speaker 18: things don't have the voice to say we want out

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Speaker 18: of this. And it's a tragic situation. But I do

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Speaker 18: hope and pray that it gets done. It gets cleaned

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Speaker 8: Are going to be spared.

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Speaker 10: And I agree and Jack saying poor things is right.

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Speaker 10: There are a lot of eight, nine and ten year

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Speaker 10: they're made an image of God and we shouldn't forget them.

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Speaker 10: And every human being is Pastor Jack, Pastor Jack Kibbs.

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Speaker 24: and I'm here to fix it.

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Speaker 9: If Vladimir Putin does not agree to stop the war

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Speaker 9: after your meeting on Friday.

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Speaker 8: Yes they will. What will go contay will.

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Speaker 11: Well.

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Speaker 8: I don't have to say.

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Speaker 24: There will be very severe consequences.

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Speaker 23: And while President Trump isn't being specific about the scope

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Speaker 23: of the consequences he mentioned, it is assumed that Terriff

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Speaker 23: and sanctions would be part of that resort would be

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Speaker 23: the first resort Real America's voice. White House Correspondent Brian

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Speaker 23: Glynn will be on the ground in Alaska covering tomorrow's summit.

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Speaker 23: Make sure to count on rav for live, up to

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Speaker 23: date reporting as things unfold. President Trump plans to ask

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Speaker 23: Congress to extend federal control of Washington, DC's police force

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Speaker 23: beyond the next thirty days. The President also says congressional

886
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Speaker 23: action could serve as a model to take control of

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Speaker 23: other cities Democrat runs. Cities like Chicago have been mentioned

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Speaker 23: as potential cities for a takeover given their massive crime problems.

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Speaker 23: Forty seven's expansion plans come after DC Mayor Muriel Bowser

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Speaker 23: and Attorney General Pam Bondi met earlier this week. The

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Speaker 23: AG describes a meeting as productive, saying, quote, we agreed

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Speaker 23: that there's no nothing more important than keeping residents and

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Speaker 23: tourists in Washington, DC safe from deadly crime.

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Speaker 25: I think this is going to be a good effort.

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Speaker 25: It's going to be an effort that's supported by both teams,

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Speaker 25: the Metropolitan Police Department as well as our federal partners.

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Speaker 25: As you know, we work daily with them. What we've

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Speaker 25: done at this point is we have provided the team,

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Speaker 25: the administrator with a strategic plan on how we will

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Speaker 25: provide resources around our city. I think it's something that

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Speaker 25: is doable. We know that we have to get illegal

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Speaker 25: guns off of our street and if we have this

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Speaker 25: influx or enhance a presence, it's going to make our

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Speaker 25: city even better.

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Speaker 23: It's still not clear though, how forty sevens take over

906
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Speaker 23: the DC Police Department will be replicated elsewhere. Dozens of

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Speaker 23: accused Mexican cartel members from Mexico's two dominant organized crime

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Speaker 23: groups are on US soil this morning and preparing to

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Speaker 23: face justice for their alleged crimes. Here's some video of

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Speaker 23: an exchange from earlier this year. Mexican close Attorney General

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Speaker 23: and Security Ministry confirm that twenty six high profile targets

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Speaker 23: have been arrested.

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Speaker 8: That's a quick chob.

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Speaker 10: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always freedom at

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Speaker 10: Charliekirk dot com and subscribe to our podcast here at

916
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Speaker 10: the Bitcoin dot Com studio. There there are street takeovers

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Speaker 10: happening in Los Angeles. We have crime all across California.

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Speaker 10: We're trying to get our US attorneys in but the

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Speaker 10: Senate needs to figure themselves out. But joining us now

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Speaker 10: is the acting US Attorney for the Central District of California,

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Speaker 10: with a lot to discuss, Bill Sale. Bill, great to

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Speaker 10: see you. Thank you for joining the program. What are

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Speaker 10: some of the fights that you guys are engaged in

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Speaker 10: in California to bring crime? Please walk us through it.

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Speaker 5: Oh, Charlie, thanks for having me on.

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Speaker 26: And since I've gotten here in April, we have taken

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Speaker 26: on a huge initiative here. I would say the first

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Speaker 26: thing I've made a priority is going after this homelessness

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Speaker 26: fraud that happens here in the state of California. We've

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Speaker 26: had twenty four billion dollars spent over five years and

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Speaker 26: it's only gotten worse. And there's a lot of people

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Speaker 26: who have seen been enriched off that. So we have

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Speaker 26: open investigations into that and I think you'll be seeing

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Speaker 26: some of the fruits of that here very soon. We

935
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Speaker 26: are going after sanctuary cities and jurisdictions. We have Operation

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Speaker 26: Guardian Angel, where we are getting warrants for criminals in

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Speaker 26: state custody and they are required to hand them over

938
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Speaker 26: to US, which they are not required to comply with.

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Speaker 26: The detainer but they have.

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Speaker 5: To comply with a warrant. We're going after street gangs.

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Speaker 26: Just yesterday at five am, we did a takedown of

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Speaker 26: the Hoover Street Gang in La in the Figaro Corridor,

943
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Speaker 26: which is one of the worst sex trafficking corridors probably

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Speaker 26: in the world.

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Speaker 5: It's horrendous what happens there.

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Speaker 26: You have young women and children as young as fourteen

947
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Speaker 26: years old being pimped out by these gang members.

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Speaker 5: And yesterday we indicted and took out.

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Speaker 26: Eleven of the leaders of this organization who are pimping

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Speaker 26: out these girls and these children. And we're very proud

951
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Speaker 26: of doing that. That's the work that the Department of

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Speaker 26: Justice is doing to clean up our communities where the

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Speaker 26: prior administration was busy weaponizing the Department.

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Speaker 5: We're out there making the American people safer. That's what

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Speaker 5: we're doing here.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, And so how is that being received by mayor's

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Speaker 10: local leaders? Are some Democrats fighting this crackdown on crime?

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Speaker 8: No?

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Speaker 26: Actually, behind the scenes, all they're begging us to take

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Speaker 26: these cases. They understand that they don't have the ability

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Speaker 26: to go after these thugs in the state system. California

962
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Speaker 26: is watered down their criminal justice system. They have no

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Speaker 26: real punishment for their felonies. They're closing prisons left and right,

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Speaker 26: so they don't have the ability to incarcerate people and

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Speaker 26: to have meaningful consequences.

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Speaker 5: So they beg us to take these cases where they

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Speaker 5: are fighting us.

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Speaker 26: Charlie's on the immigration enforcement, we are having our border

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Speaker 26: patrol and ice are going out every day arresting hundreds

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Speaker 26: of illegal immigrants, criminal legal immigrants, and they are fighting

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Speaker 26: us tooth the nail on that. They're sending out these

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Speaker 26: thugs to resist our agents.

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Speaker 5: And we are charging people.

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Speaker 26: I've filed over fifty three cases for assaults and interference

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Speaker 26: with our agents, and that's where they're focusing their opposition.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, and so what is your status in front of

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Speaker 10: the US Senate? I mean, are you confirmed you're acting?

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Speaker 26: Tell us my status in front of the US Senate

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Speaker 26: is I.

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Speaker 5: Have no status.

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Speaker 26: I've never been nominated to the Senate because the senators here,

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Speaker 26: Alex Padilla and Adam Schiff have refused to even I'm

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Speaker 26: understanding is meet with the White House or have discussions

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Speaker 26: with the White House. So I was appointed by the

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Speaker 26: Attorney General as the interim US Attorney which gave me

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Speaker 26: the ability to serve in that position for one hundred

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Speaker 26: and twenty days.

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Speaker 5: At the end of that one hundred and.

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Speaker 26: Twenty two, the judges had the opportunity to make me

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Speaker 26: the permanent US attorney. They declined to do so here,

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Speaker 26: which is unsurprising, but they did not name a replacement,

992
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Speaker 26: unlike what they tried to do Alena Hobba there to

993
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Speaker 26: impose their own prosecutor. They just did nothing in this district.

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Speaker 26: So because of that, I am now what's called the

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Speaker 26: acting US Attorney. I'm a DOJ employee and I'm the

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Speaker 26: top DOJ employee in the office, so that effectively makes

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Speaker 26: me the acting US Attorney here, and that's our workground

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Speaker 26: right now, because my understanding is there's no appetite in

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Speaker 26: the United States Senate to modify the blue slip process,

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Speaker 26: which allows Democrat senators like Adam Schiff and Alex Badia

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Speaker 26: to have a veto over the president's appointees.

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Speaker 5: It makes zero sense to have this process.

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Speaker 10: We've spoke out against the blue slip, and Chuck grassfully

1004
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Speaker 10: is the kind of one overseeing it. Just so we

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Speaker 10: are clear, you're doing a great job, but you will

1006
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Speaker 10: not be able to be a permanent US attorney as

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Speaker 10: long as a Democrat vetos you. So basically, we win

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Speaker 10: an election and then we don't get to have our

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Speaker 10: US attorneys even though we voted for secure border going

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Speaker 10: on cartels because you have a couple of US senators

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Speaker 10: of a non constitutional, purely procedural gentlemen's club where they say, oh,

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Speaker 10: you know, we're going to able to kind of get

1013
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Speaker 10: in the way of this. It is a ridiculous system.

1014
00:57:17,960 --> 00:57:20,200
Speaker 10: It will not allow us to get President Trump's people

1015
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Speaker 10: in Oregon, in Washington and California, in Arizona, in Georgia,

1016
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Speaker 10: in New Jersey and New York, in Massachusetts, and in Maine, well, Maine,

1017
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Speaker 10: we have Susan Collins, but still angus knt get in

1018
00:57:30,880 --> 00:57:33,800
Speaker 10: the way of it. Those Blue support supporters, they need

1019
00:57:33,840 --> 00:57:38,040
Speaker 10: to get a pink slip. Basically, we said, so walk

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Speaker 10: us through, what are the other issues that we are

1021
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Speaker 10: fighting that you are fighting firsthand in California and how

1022
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Speaker 10: present is the cartel activity, and.

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Speaker 5: Real quick on the blue slip thing, Charlie, it's not

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Speaker 5: just US attorneys. You're talking about judges.

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Speaker 26: When you look at all the judges who are issuing

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Speaker 26: tros or injunctions. We had a judge issue at tros

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Speaker 26: against our border patrol agents here because they don't want

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Speaker 26: them to do the immigration enforcement. All those judges are

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Speaker 26: basically they have to go through the senators. The senators

1030
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Speaker 26: through this blue slip tradition. It's really a tradition. It's

1031
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Speaker 26: not a law or anything. It allows them to be

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Speaker 26: the kings of their states. So these Democrats senators walk

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Speaker 26: around like their king makers.

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Speaker 5: They pick the US attorneys, they pick the judges, they

1035
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Speaker 5: run the place.

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Speaker 26: And what I've seen does not happen in the reverse,

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Speaker 26: Charlie in Republican states. Republicans don't exercise their power that way.

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Speaker 5: You know what they say. Barack Obama won the election.

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Speaker 5: He deserves to have his people, and so they allow

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Speaker 5: them to.

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Speaker 26: They allow the president to pick his people in Republican states,

1042
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Speaker 26: but in blue states, Democrats refuse to do that. So

1043
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Speaker 26: it's a bigger issue than just US attorneys on cartels.

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Speaker 26: There is no shortage of crime here. Even though we

1045
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Speaker 26: are not a border district, we're not technically on the border,

1046
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Speaker 26: we are still considered a border district in the eyes

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Speaker 26: of the DOJ.

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Speaker 5: We do some of the largest.

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Speaker 26: Most pactful drug interdiction cases We have a lot of

1050
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Speaker 26: illegal immigrants in this district, millions of illegal immigrants in

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Speaker 26: this district.

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Speaker 5: We file what's called thirteen twenty six cases.

1053
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Speaker 26: This is when someone is deported and they re enter

1054
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Speaker 26: it is now a federal felony. Under the Biden administration,

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Speaker 26: they stop filing those cases. We have filed over nine

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Speaker 26: hundred just this year. So that's just a little flavor

1057
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Speaker 26: of the work that we're doing here. Almost every day

1058
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Speaker 26: we're indicting some drug trafficker, gang member, someone with guns

1059
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Speaker 26: and drugs, some.

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Speaker 5: Child molester or trafficker. I mean, there's no shortage of crime.

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Speaker 26: It just doesn't get reported the way the other stuff

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Speaker 26: does in the media.

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Speaker 10: Okay, let's now go to cut four thirty five. This

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Speaker 10: is Karen Bass fighting Trump's raids. I'm going to play

1065
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Speaker 10: this and say, isn't it time to start indicting these mayors.

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Speaker 10: I mean, they're allowed to just fight against President Trump's

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Speaker 10: immigration policy. Play cut four thirty five.

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Speaker 4: We're all here today in solid already to say that

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Speaker 4: we will continue to resist, we are not going to

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Speaker 4: accept this behavior from this administration, and that Los Angeles

1071
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Speaker 4: stands united.

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Speaker 10: So again that's not she's like standing with the immigrant

1073
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Speaker 10: community fighting against I mean, is it legal for a

1074
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Speaker 10: mayor to defy federal law enforcement.

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Speaker 26: It is not legal for a mayor to defy federal

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Speaker 26: law enforce it is it is illegal for her to

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Speaker 26: interfere with federal law enforcement. What they do is they

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Speaker 26: try to they try to kind of walk this line

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Speaker 26: where they say, we're not going to cooperate, we're not

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Speaker 26: going to help you, and.

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Speaker 5: We're just gonna make it very clear that we don't

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Speaker 5: like you.

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Speaker 26: The thing that would cross them into the criminal territory

1084
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Speaker 26: is if they took actions to actually impede or interfere

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Speaker 26: with our ability to do our job. And Charlie, if

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Speaker 26: I could say, first of all, I'm not going to

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Speaker 26: talk about any investigations that we may or may not have,

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Speaker 26: but this, to me is a problem that is easily

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Speaker 26: remedied by Congress. Sanctuary cities have been challenged in the courts,

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Speaker 26: and what the courts have said is that states do

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Speaker 26: federal government. Now, what Congress could very easily do is say, fine,

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Speaker 26: you're not going to get a penny from the federal

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Speaker 26: is how we regulate highway speeds. That's why we have

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Speaker 26: That is how the federal government compels states to do things.

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Speaker 10: Simply level money. That's right, yes, right, But we are

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Speaker 10: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us is always Freedom at

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Speaker 10: There's something profound happening in this country. There's something that

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Speaker 10: You delivered the White House for President Trump. We've been

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Speaker 10: our podcast. I don't love charts, not a big chart guy,

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Speaker 10: because they could be very deceiving. But every so often

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Speaker 10: you find a chart that is a perfect depiction of

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Speaker 10: what not just his reality, but something that you've been

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Speaker 10: trying to put into words. President Donald Trump of course

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Speaker 10: loved a chart saved his life thanks to Ron Johnson.

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Speaker 10: He turned his head at the right moment and boom

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Speaker 10: that bullet went by. Of course, it was the illegal

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Speaker 10: border crossings chart. This chart is what I want to

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Speaker 10: draw your attention to. This is not a criticism, of course,

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Speaker 10: of any generation. This is a statement of reality. This

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Speaker 10: is the estimated percentage of thirty year olds who were

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Speaker 10: both married and are homeowners. In nineteen fifty, the World

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Speaker 10: War II generation, fifty percent of thirty year olds were

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Speaker 10: married and they owned a home. In the nineteen eighties,

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Speaker 10: it only went down by about five percent. Forty five

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Speaker 10: percent of thirty year olds in nineteen eighty were married

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Speaker 10: and own homes. Around the turn of the millennium it

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Speaker 10: was okay, but obviously following it was like thirty five percent.

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Speaker 10: When Obama was president, it was twenty seven percent. It

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Speaker 10: is now about eight percent. So we went from a

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Speaker 10: country where half of our nation's young people were married

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Speaker 10: and owned homes right in nineteen fifty and now it's

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Speaker 10: about eight percent. Interesting to start to see the chart drop.

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Speaker 10: At nineteen ninety we had the invasion of a rock

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Speaker 10: and the signing, of course of the nineteen ninety Immigration Act,

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Speaker 10: where we went from five million green cards zero point

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Speaker 10: five million green cards to one point two million a coincidence,

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Speaker 10: of course, not This right here is a breakdown of

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Speaker 10: the social compact. This is what I've been talking about.

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Speaker 10: I talked about with Tucker Carlson, I talked about on CNBC.

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Speaker 10: This is leading the populist nationalist revolution across the West.

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Speaker 10: We need urgency to restore it. I believe President Trump

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Speaker 10: can and will mass deportations, stop the H one B scam,

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Speaker 10: dramatically reduce legal immigration, and chain my and the visa lottery,

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Speaker 10: build ten million homes immediately for Americans, and crush the

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Speaker 10: college cartel and make it easier for you to be

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Speaker 10: a plumber, electrician, a welder, a pipefitter. Do you want

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Speaker 10: to save a generation and stop Mom, Donnie and MAGGIONI

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Speaker 10: study that chart, know that chart. It's harder than ever

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Speaker 10: for young people to be able to find a mate

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Speaker 10: that is not either incredibly let's just say, unappealing, or

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Speaker 10: lesbian or gay. It's just the whole generator, the whole

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Speaker 10: dating pool is all disordered and messed up. Trust me,

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Speaker 10: I hear about that all the time. That's a very

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Speaker 10: good topic that we should talk about, mores. Why why

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Speaker 10: are young people not getting married? Why are fertility rates

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Speaker 10: collapsing the way they are? But you have a choice,

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Speaker 10: and we talked about this choice yesterday. And keep that

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Speaker 10: chart up just for a second. I just want to

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Speaker 10: repeat it in nineteen eighty it only went down by

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Speaker 10: five points. In nineteen eighty, where a lot of people

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Speaker 10: in this audience were about thirty years old. That would

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Speaker 10: be a baby boomer. Forty five percent of you were

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Speaker 10: able to get married and have homes and were married

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Speaker 10: and had homes, and now it's about eight percent. This

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Speaker 10: invites radical politics. I'm working on a longer form thesis

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Speaker 10: as to why home ownership is so important. An argument

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Speaker 10: that someone made to me recently, of someone I really respect,

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Speaker 10: who was a private discussion. He said, but renting is

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Speaker 10: the argument he made is, well, when's the last time

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Speaker 10: you used your dining room in your house. There's so

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Speaker 10: much inefficiencies in owning, there's so much dead space. Wouldn't

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Speaker 10: it be better to have a bed to come out

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Speaker 10: of the ceiling and your toilet come out of the wall,

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Speaker 10: and you could invest that extra money in a four

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Speaker 10: oh one k or a stock portfolio. While that all

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Speaker 10: sounds good, is efficiency really the thing that we're aiming towards.

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Speaker 10: I think there's something uniquely American as saying this is

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Speaker 10: my land, this is my property. And those of us

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Speaker 10: that are homeowners, you know that something happened to you

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Speaker 10: as soon as you bought a home, you know something changed. Now.

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Speaker 10: Of course people should have a choice. If you want

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Speaker 10: to rent, go ahead, But we actually don't have the choice.

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Speaker 10: That's the point, is that young people are being forced

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Speaker 10: into a mandatory rental economy. I don't know if we

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Speaker 10: have time for this one. Let's play cut four. Yeah,

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Speaker 10: let's play cut four forty.

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Speaker 27: Tell us to stop eating out and ranch two thousand

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Speaker 27: dollars a month, oh save for retirement, and yet you

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Speaker 27: can barely save.

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Speaker 10: For next week to go buy a house. Every house

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Speaker 10: is half a million dollars.

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Speaker 27: Brother, I'm not asking for a handout, man, We're asking

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Speaker 27: for a freaking fair shot at life. Our parents did

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Speaker 27: not work harder than we work right now. They were

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Speaker 27: simply just given a better chance. Their wages covered their lives,

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Speaker 27: their bills, their hobbies, their passions. Our wages barely cover

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Speaker 27: our freaking bills for the month.

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Speaker 8: Dude.

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Speaker 27: No amount of budgeting can ever fix the system designed

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Speaker 27: to keep us down. We're doing the best that we can,

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Speaker 27: and yet it feels like the outcome has already been decided.

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Speaker 10: We don't fix it. You get Maggioni and Mom Donni.

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Speaker 10: Sean Davis from the Federalist So, Sean, we got a

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Speaker 10: renewed investigation into komy leaking in twenty seventeen. We have

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Speaker 10: told the exposing Clapper for cutting corners in twenty seventeen

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Speaker 10: and a DNI report admitting it after the NSA director

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Speaker 10: warmed he wasn't comfortable with the intel. What is the

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Speaker 10: latest here and do you think we'll actually see indictments?

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Speaker 8: Yeah?

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Speaker 28: So, I think the most important thing about all these

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Speaker 28: new releases, and there have been a ton within the

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Speaker 28: last couple of weeks. Some of them was more lash

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Speaker 28: on the bones of information we already had, some of

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Speaker 28: it was really really new, but they all tell the

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Speaker 28: exact same story, and that story is that after Donald

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Speaker 28: Trump won the election in twenty sixteen, there was an orchestrated, deliberate,

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Speaker 28: widespread conspiracy within the Obama administration that continued for years

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Speaker 28: to basically overthrow Donald Trump, overthrow the presidency, initiate a

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Speaker 28: coup against the government. And it was all done based

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Speaker 28: on lives by people who knew they were lying, by

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Speaker 28: people who knew they were leaking. And every single new

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Speaker 28: release that comes out just shows us more facts about

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Speaker 28: why that was the case.

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Speaker 10: So do you think then a indictment is likely? I mean,

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Speaker 10: what chatter are we seeing from the Department Justice and

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Speaker 10: of so what would the crime be?

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Speaker 28: Yeah, it's hard to say because so much of this

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Speaker 28: stuff is cloaked in grand jury secrecy. Having watched this stuff,

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Speaker 28: you know, for eight, nine, ten years now, having watched

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Speaker 28: and covered the whole John Durham investigation, which didn't turn

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Speaker 28: too much, I've gotten I think a fairly decent sense

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Speaker 28: of kind of like the rhythms and where I think

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Speaker 28: things are going, it seems to me that this administration

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Speaker 28: is dead serious about holding people accountable for their criminal conspiracies.

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Speaker 28: And I see a couple different possible charges. One would

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Speaker 28: just be a conspiracy against rights under color of law.

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Speaker 28: Another could be a conspiracy to defraud the US. I

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Speaker 28: think there are some people who are still at jeopardy

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Speaker 28: for having made false statements to Congress or federal investigators.

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Speaker 28: But what's interesting is that if you look at this

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Speaker 28: whole thing as a conspiracy, each new overt act and

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Speaker 28: furtherance of that conspiracy, whether it's lying or leaking, or

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Speaker 28: trying to obstruct justice or trying to tamper with witnesses,

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Speaker 28: that tolls the statute of limitations and basically starts it over.

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Speaker 28: So the conspiracy charge is really what I would expect

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Speaker 28: to see if we do eventually see indictments here.

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Speaker 10: So let's play some piece of tape here. This is

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Speaker 10: Adam Schiff about the Adam Shift deal. Here. Let's go

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Speaker 10: to cut three ninety three.

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Speaker 24: These people put in our country in great danger, and

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Speaker 24: Adam Schiff, it was all made up. It was a hoax.

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Speaker 8: The Mueller report came out, they all hated me.

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Speaker 24: They had eighteen Trump paters, and they said I did

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Speaker 24: nothing wrong. They were they couldn't they couldn't believe, they

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Speaker 24: couldn't find anything after years of investigation, and one.

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Speaker 10: More here, let's play cuts four thirty eight.

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Speaker 6: A Democrat whistleblower repeatedly was warning the FBI beginning in

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Speaker 6: twenty seventeen that the congenital liar Adam Schiff had authorized

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Speaker 6: leaking classified information to smear President Trump, which, by the way,

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Speaker 6: could be a violation of the Espionage Act.

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Speaker 10: So that could is that a violation of the Espionage Act?

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Speaker 10: And what would the timeline be. Wouldn't we start to

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Speaker 10: need to see these indictments moving pretty quickly.

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Speaker 28: Yeah, I'm not sure it would qualify as an espionage Act.

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Speaker 28: I think it probably could be a conspiracy to violate

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Speaker 28: classified information rules. We reported based on an IG report

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Speaker 28: that came out in twenty twenty four that there was

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Speaker 28: this whistleblower there. But what we didn't know until there

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Speaker 28: were these documents out was how much detail the FBI

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Speaker 28: had been given about a wide ranging conspiracy with specific

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Speaker 28: allegations with specific not names and times and places that

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Speaker 28: the FBI had and instead of fully investigating and prosecuting

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Speaker 28: that when they were given the information. The FBI instead, lawlessly,

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Speaker 28: based on nonsense from Democrat staffers on the same committee,

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Speaker 28: went inspied on Republican staffers in both the House and

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Speaker 28: the Senate for years and then tried to cover it up.

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Speaker 28: So it's just fascinating to see what the previous FBI

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Speaker 28: investigated and didn't. As far as timing, I don't expect

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Speaker 28: anything particularly quickly. This dog, I think, is looking at

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Speaker 28: things differently than past DJs, where they're trying to learn

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Speaker 28: all the documentary facts and evidence, which takes time because

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Speaker 28: they have to go through the mounds of documents that

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Speaker 28: were hidden from them for years. They have to interview

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Speaker 28: low level witnesses and learn what they can say about

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Speaker 28: the documentary picture, and then they'll eventually have to bring

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Speaker 28: in the big dogs in interview them. So I would

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Speaker 28: expect a multi month process, maybe even a year long

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Speaker 28: process before we really get to the point of indictments.

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Speaker 10: So, Sean, your commentary here is terrific. Let's go to

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Speaker 10: so put four three up on screen the newly declassified

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Speaker 10: top secret emails sent on December twenty second, twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 10: Now remember that is during the lame duck period. This

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Speaker 10: is critical. Okay, so Donald Trump has won the presidency,

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Speaker 10: he is in transition, and this is during the transition

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Speaker 10: at Trump Tower. This is the framing and the timing

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Speaker 10: is important here. The newly declassified top secret emails showed

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Speaker 10: that complying with President Trump's order to create the manufactured

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Speaker 10: twenty seventeen ICA about Russia expose how dn I, James

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Speaker 10: Clapper demanded the intelligence community fall in line behind the

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Speaker 10: Russia hoax. Clapper admits that it was a team sport

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Speaker 10: that required compromise on our normal modalities. What on earth

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Speaker 10: does that mean?

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Speaker 28: Well, I think it means that Clapper and Brennan and

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Speaker 28: Kmy were breaking the rules. They were ignoring the process,

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Speaker 28: they were cutting corners, and they were doing it all

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Speaker 28: in furtherance of a narrative which they knew to be false.

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Speaker 28: And bravo to Tulsi Gabbard for finding this information and

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Speaker 28: getting it out there, because we've suspected it for a

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Speaker 28: long time. We knew that Brennan cooked the books when

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Speaker 28: it came to the ICA. We knew that he was

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Speaker 28: putting in garbage so called evidence, that he was the

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Speaker 28: one who put in the Steele dossier because quote it

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Speaker 28: rings true, doesn't it. He's the one who lied to

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Speaker 28: Congress about whether it was in the ICA. But now

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Speaker 28: we have information about Clapper himself basically trying to hijack

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Speaker 28: the process to get to a particular endpoint, not based

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Speaker 28: on the evidence, but based on what he had been

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Speaker 28: ordered to do and what he wanted to do. And

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Speaker 28: we now know exactly, by the way, why Clapper and

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Speaker 28: Brennan were calling for NSA director Mike Rogers to be

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Speaker 28: fired in late twenty sixteen, and it's because based on

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Speaker 28: these emails, we now know that he was although he

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Speaker 28: eventually signed onto the sham process, that he was highly

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Speaker 28: skeptical of what they were doing and his analysts didn't

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Speaker 28: actually believe that the evidence that these people were using

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Speaker 28: was sufficient to support the claims they were making.

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Speaker 10: And Clapper says, the timeline is non negotiable. So to

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Speaker 10: put this into kind of just you know, to distill

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Speaker 10: it down to the essence for people that might be

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Speaker 10: it's very hard to follow. Right. We need like charts,

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Speaker 10: and we need like a Glen Beck chart here, Right,

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Speaker 10: you need like a big whiteboard because it's all over

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Speaker 10: the place. Basically, it was a hey, either you're on

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Speaker 10: the train or you're on the tracks. The president, which

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Speaker 10: was Obama, gave the orders to resurrect Russia as the

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Speaker 10: primary thing that will then use to be a subversion

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Speaker 10: exercise of the incoming president, Donald Trump. Your thoughts, Sean Davis,

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Speaker 10: Then I want to go a step deeper.

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Speaker 28: Yeah, So the timing was critical because all of this

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Speaker 28: had to be set in motion before Trump took office.

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Speaker 28: So recall that in early December they pulled a Presidential

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Speaker 28: Daily Briefing that said Russia's cyber activities weren't meant to

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Speaker 28: elect Trump, and if they had been, they weren't effective

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Speaker 28: at all. That was pulled, at which point they went

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Speaker 28: into this new ICA process, which later became the foundation

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Speaker 28: of the entire Russia collusion hoax. We focused a lot

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Speaker 28: on collusion itself, but without the baseless claims in the

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Speaker 28: ICA that Russia wanted Trump to win and interfered for

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Speaker 28: him to win, none of the collusion claims would have

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Speaker 28: been possible. So they had to basically set this timed

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Speaker 28: detonation device in motion before Trump took office so that

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Speaker 28: it could explode once they were gone, and then they

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Speaker 28: wouldn't be around to have to deal with the fallout.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, and so what we're searching for right now is

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Speaker 10: the clip and you might remember it. Where as a

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Speaker 10: context of this, this shows that there was a gang

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Speaker 10: of people that were aware of this. And in a

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Speaker 10: kind of vulnerable moment, Chuck Schumer went on Rachel Maddow's

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Speaker 10: show in early January of twenty seventeen, just weeks before

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Speaker 10: the president took the oath of office the first time,

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Speaker 10: and Chuck Schumer, in a rare vulnerable moment, was obviously

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Speaker 10: angry because remember, Donald Trump was getting whispers about this.

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Speaker 10: This is very important. So Donald Trump was working in

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Speaker 10: transition and there was chatter, and so Donald Trump was

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Speaker 10: getting whispers about, Hey, like the CIA is doing some

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Speaker 10: goofy stuff, you know, incoming President Trump. So he starts

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Speaker 10: tweeting about it and we can go find that. And

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Speaker 10: everyone said, oh my goodness, Donald Trump's attacking the intel community.

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Speaker 10: How dare he do he do this? And then Chuck

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Speaker 10: Schumer did a mask off moment play cut four forty six.

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Speaker 29: To take on the intelligence community. They have six ways

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Speaker 29: from Sunday at getting back at you. So even for

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Speaker 29: a practical, supposedly hard no businessman, he's being really dumb.

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Speaker 11: To do this.

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Speaker 2: What do you think the intelligence community would do if

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Speaker 2: they were.

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Speaker 29: I don't know, but I from what I am told,

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Speaker 29: they are very upset with how he has treated them

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Speaker 29: and talked about them. And we need the intelligence community.

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Speaker 29: We don't know what's going Look at the Russian hacking.

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Speaker 29: Without the intelligence community, we wouldn't have discovered it.

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Speaker 10: Do you think he has an agenda to try to

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Speaker 10: dismantle parts of the intelligence community?

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Speaker 8: I mean this form of hostel.

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Speaker 29: Whether you're a super liberal Democrat or a very conservative Republican,

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Speaker 29: you should be against dismantling the intelligence community.

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Speaker 10: Wooh, and you got a little nose touch at the end,

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Speaker 10: a little like uh, you know that clip right there

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Speaker 10: is that is a masterclass. What was happening? Let me

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Speaker 10: go through the three parts. We'll continue after the break.

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Speaker 10: Number one, he does a threat shot across the bow.

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Speaker 10: You better be careful, President Trump. Number two he interjects

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Speaker 10: the Russia thing. Oh, you know, if it wasn't for

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Speaker 10: the intel community, we wouldn't know about Russia. And the

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Speaker 10: third component is basically we work for the intell agencies.

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Speaker 10: That's basically what Chuck Schumer, who was a representative of

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Speaker 10: the Article one legislative branch. Basically like you better, you

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Speaker 10: better not touch them. They run this super government. Sean

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Speaker 10: Davis forty seconds.

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Speaker 28: Well, Schumer was correct. We saw that during the COVID thing.

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Speaker 28: We saw it during the Rush collusion hoax, We saw

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Speaker 28: it during the Ukraine impeachment hoax. Recalled, the intel community

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Speaker 28: cooked up a complaint against Trump that he wasn't listening

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Speaker 28: to them, and they used that as the basis to

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Speaker 28: try to impeach him. So, yeah, Chuck Schumer in that

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Speaker 28: clip laid out the entire game. You work for them,

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Speaker 28: they call the shot, and if you at any point

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Speaker 28: think you're in charge, they'll take you out. And that's

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Speaker 28: what they tried.

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Speaker 10: Stay there, Sean Davis. So someone threw something at a

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01:28:36,600 --> 01:28:39,280
Speaker 10: that song. That's what song is that They play that

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01:28:39,439 --> 01:28:44,800
Speaker 10: song on third down in Audson Stadium. The best part

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01:28:44,880 --> 01:28:47,040
Speaker 10: comes up in like ten seconds after that. What is

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Speaker 10: the name of that song? The Joker in the Thief.

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Speaker 10: That is a great third down song. Yeah, it's great.

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Speaker 10: It's like a great because, you know, kind of sets

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Speaker 10: the tone and then bone the student section goes nuts.

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01:28:58,000 --> 01:29:00,960
Speaker 10: That is a great third down song. All stakes there

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Speaker 10: by the way, we are counting down the days till

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Speaker 10: football comes. Okay, So Sean Davis is with us. So

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Speaker 10: apparently there was the Subway chucker. We're gonna put the

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Speaker 10: b roll up here. So apparently someone threw a Subway

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Speaker 10: sandwich at a federal agent and said, okay, you know,

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Speaker 10: find some typical lib that probably works for, you know,

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01:29:18,880 --> 01:29:22,799
Speaker 10: some trans organization. Nope, turns out who was he? Sean Davis,

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Speaker 10: who was the subchucker.

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Speaker 28: Yeah, the sassy subchucker is I believe he is now

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Speaker 28: known is a thirty seven year old international affairs specialist,

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01:29:32,280 --> 01:29:35,800
Speaker 28: a non attorney who is hired in twenty twenty two

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Speaker 28: by the Biden administration at the Department of Justice.

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Speaker 10: Oh there you go. That's that's what we care about.

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Speaker 28: Yeah, which is remarkable.

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Speaker 10: So wait, so tell us more. He is also an

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Speaker 10: openly gay guy, and so he works for the Department

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Speaker 10: of Justice. So let me just get this straight. So

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Speaker 10: someone who works for the DOJ is throwing objects and

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Speaker 10: breaking federal laws against federal law enforcem.

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Speaker 28: Apparently, and and there's there's some more hilarious connections here.

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Speaker 28: It's bad enough that he works for DOJ and was

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Speaker 28: assaulting federal officers, but according to court records that we

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Speaker 28: looked at, his attorney is something of a famous criminal

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01:30:16,439 --> 01:30:20,240
Speaker 28: defense attorney. Her name is Sabrina Schraw, who is known

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Speaker 28: for having represented Billy McFarland, who is the Firefest huckster

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Speaker 28: who also got in trouble for throwing out some filthy

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Speaker 28: sandwiches to concert goers at firefest.

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Speaker 10: Ah, that's that's depressing. So look, the left has gotten

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01:30:37,520 --> 01:30:39,680
Speaker 10: used to the idea that they can get paid a

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Speaker 10: lifelong salary to be a political operative on a tax

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Speaker 10: paradigm and never face any consequences. And so look, of

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01:30:46,160 --> 01:30:47,760
Speaker 10: course this guy should go to jail. Who should be

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Speaker 10: put you know, put behind bars. But Sean, do you

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01:30:51,040 --> 01:30:56,080
Speaker 10: think that this is a a window into who is

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Speaker 10: actually in the deep state of our government? Like that

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Speaker 10: guy who like forcibly throws the sub and he runs

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Speaker 10: away like a little faery. Look at that. Wow, I

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Speaker 10: run in my pink little shirts in my Yeah. I

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Speaker 10: love those guys, just hunting them down. So tell us

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Speaker 10: how many of these kind of anti American, you know,

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Speaker 10: fairies are in our government.

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Speaker 28: I think the worst thing I can say about that

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Speaker 28: guy is he throws like Barack Obama.

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Speaker 10: That's right.

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Speaker 28: The federal government is full of people like this. And

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Speaker 28: it's actually why they all freaked out when Trump went

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Speaker 28: and shut down USAID, this gajillion dollar massive industrial complex

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01:31:34,960 --> 01:31:36,719
Speaker 28: which seem to only be used to fund the left.

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01:31:37,080 --> 01:31:39,799
Speaker 28: This is what they do, whether it's through sue and settle,

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Speaker 28: whether it's through NGOs that survive entirely on taxpayer money,

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Speaker 28: or whether it's through the permanent bureaucracy. With people like this,

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Speaker 28: this is how they control the government, and this is

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Speaker 28: how they're able to get paid to do their activism

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01:31:52,120 --> 01:31:55,040
Speaker 28: under the color of just normal federal service. And it

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Speaker 28: has to stop. And quite honestly, it's no wonder that

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Speaker 28: Conservatives and Republicans have such a hard time implementing their

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01:32:01,320 --> 01:32:05,280
Speaker 28: agenda because at every single step, on every floor of

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Speaker 28: every building, they have people like this subverting the agenda

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Speaker 28: while pretending to just be nonpartisan, objective civil servants. And

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Speaker 28: it's got to stop.

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Speaker 10: Look, I mean, those should not go nearly far enough.

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Speaker 10: And we have a budget fight coming up this fall

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Speaker 10: the Senate and the House. They're going to probably try

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01:32:22,880 --> 01:32:24,840
Speaker 10: to do some omnibus and we need to just draw

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Speaker 10: the line, not allow it. Why do these people still

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Speaker 10: work for the US taxpayer. We need mass layoffs, mass firings,

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01:32:31,680 --> 01:32:35,320
Speaker 10: and start with guys like this. I mean, what good

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01:32:35,400 --> 01:32:38,240
Speaker 10: is he bringing to the Department of Justice. He's throwing

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01:32:38,280 --> 01:32:42,519
Speaker 10: subway sandwiches, being hunted by federal officers. Why do we

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01:32:42,600 --> 01:32:45,919
Speaker 10: need gay thirty seven year olds working in international affairs

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01:32:45,920 --> 01:32:48,400
Speaker 10: at the Department of Justice. How is that making us safer?

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01:32:49,400 --> 01:32:51,000
Speaker 10: It's not about like, okay, the gay thing or whatever.

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Speaker 10: It's just the point is that it's obvious that he's

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01:32:53,760 --> 01:32:56,639
Speaker 10: has an agenda. He's like open about it. It's he's

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01:32:56,720 --> 01:32:59,479
Speaker 10: not there. It's just like a sense of entitlement, and

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01:32:59,840 --> 01:33:04,880
Speaker 10: he chucking objects at federal law enforcement as he himself

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Speaker 10: is a federal employee. Final thoughts Sean Davis.

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Speaker 28: Yeah, well, a big problem here is you've got a

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Speaker 28: bazillion different employees. It's hard to know who all the

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01:33:15,000 --> 01:33:15,800
Speaker 28: bad ones are.

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Speaker 8: You've got to have.

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Speaker 28: Good people in place at the political level to fix this.

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01:33:19,840 --> 01:33:22,240
Speaker 28: And the Senate so far is only confirmed one hundred

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01:33:22,240 --> 01:33:26,160
Speaker 28: something of Trump's political nominees. There's still hundreds waiting to

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01:33:26,200 --> 01:33:29,240
Speaker 28: be confirmed, waiting to take their jobs and these agencies,

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01:33:29,479 --> 01:33:31,880
Speaker 28: and you just can't expect one person at the top

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01:33:31,960 --> 01:33:33,920
Speaker 28: to go in and be able to know where all

1673
01:33:33,920 --> 01:33:38,479
Speaker 28: the bodies are buried and who all the extra weight is.

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01:33:38,520 --> 01:33:40,080
Speaker 28: To get rid of it. You've got to have your

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Speaker 28: full team in place. And for reasons that I just

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01:33:42,439 --> 01:33:46,439
Speaker 28: don't understand, the Senate's being allowed to just obstruct and

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01:33:46,479 --> 01:33:49,120
Speaker 28: dicker around and prevent Trump from getting a full team

1678
01:33:49,120 --> 01:33:51,280
Speaker 28: in place, which leads to this type of nonsense.

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Speaker 10: Got a big problem there, I mean that's huge. That

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01:33:54,800 --> 01:33:57,040
Speaker 10: is a window. I hope the takeaways this as we

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01:33:57,040 --> 01:33:59,360
Speaker 10: say goodbye to Sean Davis and the Federalist I want

1682
01:33:59,400 --> 01:34:02,559
Speaker 10: you to extract plate a standing army of six hundred

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01:34:02,600 --> 01:34:06,519
Speaker 10: thousand fairies that throw subway sandwiches, that's who stacks your government.

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Speaker 10: We should fire them on. Thank you, Sean Davis, God

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Speaker 10: bless you guys. See you tomorrow