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Speaker 2: I've got a whole list of my least favorite guys

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Speaker 2: in Washington, and you can throw John Brennan right up

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Speaker 2: there at the top with Komy and Obama and the Clintons,

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Speaker 2: and then all of the bad actors who are underneath them.

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Speaker 1: I got a whole list of.

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Speaker 2: People that I would really want some retribution from.

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Speaker 1: Then I saw this headline and it made me so

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Speaker 1: happy about John Brennan.

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Speaker 2: The DJ actively preparing to issue grand jury subpoenas relating

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Speaker 2: to John Brennan investigation.

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Speaker 1: Look, they are going to now.

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Speaker 2: Present evidence that John Brennan live to Congress and there's

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Speaker 2: pro probably some other crimes they are going to put

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Speaker 1: Present that evidence to the grand jury.

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Speaker 2: There's no guarantee that a grand jury comes back with

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Speaker 2: an indictment, but this most certainly is the start of

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Speaker 2: a process. Now, how do you know when the rabid

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Speaker 2: dogs are getting ANTSI they run away when they're backed

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Speaker 1: Watch this.

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Speaker 3: Do you think DOJ is going to find any wrongdoing

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Speaker 3: in your part? After the criminal referral by the Chairman,

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Speaker 3: what's your response sir, just trying to get your take.

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Speaker 3: You're on the record, what did you see the dossier

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Speaker 2: You have to wonder, now, are there any regrets of

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Speaker 2: his involvement with the Steele dossier that tried to hang

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Speaker 2: Barack Obama said go back and change? Was there any

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Speaker 2: regret on John Brennan that he used the Steele dos AA,

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Speaker 2: which was bought and paid for by the Hillary Clinton campaign,

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Speaker 2: when he had CIA agent saying don't use it. We

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Speaker 2: don't think it's trustworthy. But John Brennan knew it wasn't trustworthy.

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Speaker 2: So how do we get to the bottom of what

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Speaker 1: Well?

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Speaker 2: John Solomon was on with my buddy Benny Johnson today

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Speaker 2: and John Solomon has a good idea.

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Speaker 4: One of the things that I think President Trump could

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Speaker 4: do a great favor to the country. I think he

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Speaker 4: should declassify the president and release John Brennan's interview with

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Speaker 4: John Durham. There was a long, detailed interview. I'm sure

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Speaker 4: there's a lot of classified information in it, but I'd

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Speaker 4: I think the public would benefit from that.

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Speaker 2: I think it would too, and I don't think President

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Speaker 5: Now.

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Speaker 2: I do know this, President Trump takes the advice of

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Speaker 2: John Solomon often. President Trump has great respect for John Solomon.

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Speaker 1: And that's an idea.

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Speaker 2: Because Durham, he probably looked at as a friendly, opened

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Speaker 2: Certainly he wasn't opening up to longtime Intel guy Tom

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Speaker 2: especially remember this, we played it for you last week.

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Speaker 6: I would like to hear what your justification was for

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Speaker 6: supporting the dossier that was known to be false being

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Speaker 7: I don't know who put you up to this.

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Speaker 1: Nobody put me up to this.

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Speaker 8: Around here on what role you played or who you

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Speaker 8: are a bunch of that you just passed on.

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Speaker 6: Absolutely, the emails are clear, sir, The emails are clear.

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Speaker 1: The emails are clear. The second question.

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Speaker 2: Is who are the deep staters clapping? See this is

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Speaker 2: the problem. They all get in a room and they

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Speaker 2: because he failed in his mission to sink Trump. Well

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Speaker 2: especially didn't stop there. So now Brennan is going evidence

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Speaker 2: at least before a grand jury.

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Speaker 1: And he knew when when.

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Speaker 2: Specially approached him, that he's in trouble.

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Speaker 1: That's my assessment.

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Speaker 9: Why and you misrepresented that.

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Speaker 10: We never said it was the suspicion.

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Speaker 1: It was fresh influence operations, which is what they do.

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Speaker 3: You don't know that.

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Speaker 2: All the Hallmarks club, you know, he steps to speciality

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Speaker 2: like that. He's nothing but a spook thug at least

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Speaker 2: Meanwhile, he had a whole agency behind him. I wonder

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Speaker 2: he was one of the masterminds of everything against President Trump.

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Speaker 2: And so many people got caught up in this Arctic

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Speaker 2: Frost investigation, which was such a joke, including very good

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Speaker 2: friend of mine, former Green Beret and constitutional attorney, Lieutenant

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Speaker 1: Colonel, it's great to have you back on the program.

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Speaker 11: Great to be back on a day where I see

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Speaker 11: it's been about a week that we see John Brennan's squirming.

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Speaker 11: Hopefully he's going to actually be squirming some more, not

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Speaker 2: Well, one of the reasons why I wanted to bring

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Speaker 2: of retribution. You know that for Stinchfield's Army, and I am.

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Speaker 2: I wanted to bring you on for that. But more importantly,

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Speaker 2: on four subpoenas, very important subpoenas.

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Speaker 1: You never knew about them.

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Speaker 2: Explain to me what happened in this information you just

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Speaker 11: Yeah, there's a couple of things that I just wanted

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Speaker 11: to get President Trump to declassify the interview. It was

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Speaker 11: actually that interview was done by Chairman Jim Jordan of

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Speaker 11: over to the DJ and I'm glad to see that.

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Speaker 11: It looks like there's talk of it actually coming to fruition.

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Speaker 11: The other thing is when Tom Speciali, By the way,

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Speaker 11: I've known him for quite a few years, so let's

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Speaker 11: just say who to put him up to it. He

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Speaker 11: well as I do. But luckily for him, while he

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Speaker 11: investigated by I'm talking about Tom, specially by Jack Smith.

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Speaker 11: So the four subpoenas that were actually placed on me,

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Speaker 11: It's Save America Joint Fundraising Committee was subpoenaed by Jack Smith,

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Speaker 1: It would have been nice for me to know this grant.

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Speaker 11: Because had I known back in February of twenty twenty three,

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Speaker 11: Nothing unlawful or illegal that I know my background and

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Speaker 11: me for years. These aren't the first four subpoenas that

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Speaker 1: They found nothing.

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Speaker 2: So I saw you on the list, I saw the

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Speaker 1: I put eyes on it.

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Speaker 2: Why didn't they send you the subpoena directly? Why would

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Speaker 1: Serve you with it.

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Speaker 11: Well, guess what, I remember that the Jack Smith investigation

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Speaker 11: cover up investigation, and under that they leveraged the DOJ

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Speaker 11: November of twenty twenty two. Jack Smith's investigation is downstream

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Speaker 1: So I did get subpoenas.

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Speaker 1: These subpoenas never went directly to me.

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Speaker 11: They went to companies that have information on me, and

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Speaker 1: Meanwhile, and they went after the wrong guy. Grant.

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Speaker 11: I am going to I will personally hold the five

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Speaker 2: I know, Oh, it's it's not happening as fast enough

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Speaker 11: I will compliment one person if I may cash Paatel.

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Speaker 11: Jeremy Diesre, as of last week was an FBI special

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Speaker 11: Jeremy Diesore, who's at the bottom of the subpoena, and

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Speaker 2: Okay, all right, So I haven't spoken to that agent.

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Speaker 2: You know, if he wants to comment me grandston shield

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Speaker 11: So we have literally sixty days to go completely ham

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Speaker 1: And if we don't. Well, good luck.

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Speaker 2: Well, look, I know you'll keep the pressure on and

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Speaker 2: Well, that's why you are the Secretary of Retribution Stinchfield's Army.

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Speaker 11: I'm passionate about what you know, what I'm fighting for,

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Speaker 2: Why we love your brother's that's why we love you.

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Speaker 2: This is President Trump talking about the filibuster cup thirteen.

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Speaker 1: Please guys roll it.

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Speaker 16: There's so many things we could put in, including tax

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Speaker 1: We know that's the case.

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Speaker 2: And so with this situation right now with the President Trump,

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Speaker 2: So he admits the Democrats, we're going to try to

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Speaker 19: So I'm glad that he's clicking in the filibuster and

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Speaker 2: He's been on the program before. He's already raised a

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Speaker 10: Thank you, Grant, glad to be back on.

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Speaker 1: Well.

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Speaker 8: My message to Lindsey Graham is get my office cleaned out.

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Speaker 8: It's time to go. And you know we're we're we're

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Speaker 8: And if we get rid of the filibuster, they're going

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Speaker 10: We need to be running everything.

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Speaker 8: We're controlling the House, the Senate and the White House

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Speaker 10: And our country's been closed too long.

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Speaker 2: It has that people are hurting because of it. So

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Speaker 8: Yeah, And I believe if our senators knew the public

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Speaker 10: They can't hide with the threat of a filibuster either.

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Speaker 8: They're gonna have to get real and do honor their

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Speaker 2: You know, I look at guys like Thoon, John Cornyn,

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Speaker 1: I think it's gonna be hard to get them on board.

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Speaker 2: Cornon always running, and if he's got a very serious

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Speaker 8: Trump make Republicans be Republicans again, and I'm imploring Thune.

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Speaker 10: I'm calling on him to call.

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Speaker 8: For the removal of the filibuster today tomorrow, get that

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Speaker 2: You know, I broadcast from Texas and I listened to

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Speaker 2: We just get the South to run all this. This

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Speaker 8: senator back that will represent the people that he worked for.

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Speaker 10: And that's me.

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Speaker 2: Well, it's a great pleasure to have you on the program.

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Speaker 2: Where can people find you, sir, and how can they

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Speaker 2: help out with your campaign?

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Speaker 1: Yes?

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Speaker 8: Third, well, they can go to Lynch for Senate Lynch

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Speaker 10: This is spiritual warfare. We're dealing with evil at the

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Speaker 8: So get on our knees and pray and then contribute

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Speaker 10: And it takes a lot of money. You know.

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Speaker 8: We put a lot of our own money into this campaign.

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Speaker 8: And Roger Stone told me that's what Trump needs to see.

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Speaker 10: That we're winning everywhere we go.

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Speaker 2: If you're putting that kind of money in the campaign,

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Speaker 2: We will take you out to that when that happens.

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Speaker 2: All right, Welcome back everyone. President Trump is getting set

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Speaker 2: Is that where the president is that he is in

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Speaker 2: the East Room in Washington. Let's get out and listen

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Speaker 16: The people we have gathered tonight. I'd like to thank

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Speaker 16: Vice President J. D. Vince and Secretary Rubio, Secretary Bessin,

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Speaker 16: Special Envoy Steve Woodcoff, Ambassador Sergio Gore going to India

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Speaker 16: very shortly. Congratulations Sergio, and Grinnell has always done.

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Speaker 15: A fantastic job.

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Speaker 16: Thank you Rick very much, and Senators Jim Rish and

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Speaker 16: Steve Daines for being here. We have some other people

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Speaker 16: just completed a series of outstanding bilateral meetings with these

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Speaker 16: this very important part of the universe. We're strengthening our

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Speaker 16: economic partnerships, improving our security cooperation, and expanding our overall

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Speaker 16: and they understood it, really have understood it for a while,

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Speaker 16: ever since I've been in office, where we rebuilt completely our.

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Speaker 15: I want to thank.

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Speaker 16: All of the leaders for being here and for their

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Speaker 16: the historical and geographic crossroads of the world. These nations

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Speaker 16: were once home to the ancient Silk Road connecting East

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Speaker 15: Great history, tremendous, beautiful history.

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Speaker 16: Today, their location in the heart of Eurasia gives them

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Speaker 16: incredible importance and unbelievable potential. Sadly, previous American presidents neglected

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Speaker 16: this region completely. It's an unbelievable region, and by the way,

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Speaker 16: it happens to be an extremely wealthy region too. But

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Speaker 16: America's partnership with each of these countries stronger.

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Speaker 15: Than ever before. And I've had a relationship along before this.

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Speaker 16: We've had a great relationship with some of the leaders

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Speaker 16: this region, one of the most important regions people. Just

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Speaker 16: a lot of people don't know that or didn't know that.

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Speaker 16: One of the key items on our genda is critical minerals.

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Speaker 16: In recent weeks, my administration has strengthened American economic security

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Speaker 16: by forging agreements with allies and friends across the world

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Speaker 16: to broaden our critical.

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Speaker 15: Mineral supply change.

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Speaker 16: We had a great relationship and a great meeting with

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Speaker 16: President Chief China, and we went also, as you know,

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Speaker 16: our new and fantastic Prime Minister of Japan. Take a

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Speaker 16: look what we've done is pretty amazing. We were with

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Speaker 16: the President of South Korea. We went to Malaysia and

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Speaker 16: while in South Korea, and I think it was a

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Speaker 16: tremendous period of time. We took in at least two

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Speaker 16: trillion dollars pouring into our country.

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Speaker 15: There's never been anything like it.

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Speaker 16: We have almost eighteen trillion dollars of investment, and by

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Speaker 16: the United States. If this is really the world we're

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Speaker 16: talking about, nor has anything been close.

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Speaker 15: It's a great honor.

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Speaker 16: I've had a very talented team next to me, but

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Speaker 16: it's a great honor to have that kind of economic power.

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Speaker 15: This was helped greatly by tariffs.

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Speaker 16: It was helped greatly by November fifth, which was the

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Speaker 16: election presidential election. But are countries and the countries that

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Speaker 16: we're dealing with the promoting security, stability and everything else

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Speaker 16: that you can imagine for the entire world. Three months ago,

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Speaker 16: my administration also broke it a historic peace agreement between

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Speaker 16: we ended in eight months at that.

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Speaker 15: Time eight months.

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Speaker 16: We're looking in one more that's possible, Russia and Ukraine.

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Speaker 16: We haven't gotten it yet, but I think we've made

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Speaker 16: a lot of progress. As I said at the time,

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Speaker 16: that historic court includes the construction of the New Trump Route.

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Speaker 16: Such a beautiful thing. They named it after me. I

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Speaker 16: really appreciate it. It's actually a big deal. But it's

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Speaker 16: the new Trump Route for international peace. This is a

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Speaker 16: most important places anywhere in the world, some of the

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Speaker 16: most important places economically also anywhere in the world, which

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Speaker 16: will boost commercial activity on the other side of the

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Speaker 16: Caspian Sea, helping nations throughout Central Asia. I'm optimistic that

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Speaker 16: be joining the Abraham Accords, the Abraham Accord, and that

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Speaker 16: The Abraham accords are very sought after.

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Speaker 15: Right now, we're going to be announcing some very important

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Speaker 15: countries that are joining.

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Speaker 16: And for Jared and for Steve Woodcuff, we appreciate the

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Speaker 16: great job you've done this evening.

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Speaker 15: I'm also delighted to.

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Speaker 16: And I just want to thank you, mister President.

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Speaker 15: It's a great honor.

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Speaker 16: It's a tremendous honor to have you really great once again.

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Speaker 16: I'm grateful that each of these respected leaders has made

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Speaker 16: short one.

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Speaker 15: They've been flying a long way.

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Speaker 16: It's a long flight, but we're going to have a

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Speaker 16: quick but very fruitful dinner.

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Speaker 15: I want to thank the media. You've covered it very

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Speaker 15: fair earlier.

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Speaker 16: And it's really a great honor to be with these

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Speaker 15: They don't play games.

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Speaker 16: I want to tell you that so maybe I'd like

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Speaker 16: to ask you, mister President, to say a few words

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Speaker 15: They will have a little dinner.

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Speaker 5: Please, mister President, First of all, I would like to

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Speaker 5: express my sincere gratitude to you for convening this truly

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Speaker 5: historic meeting at the White House and under your steed

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Speaker 5: host leadership, this summit marks marks at the beginning of

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Speaker 5: a new era of interaction between the United States and

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Speaker 5: victory and historic election which was absolutely clean and fair.

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Speaker 5: And once again my congratulations and my strong belief that,

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Speaker 5: mister President, you are the great leader statesmen sent by

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Speaker 5: Heaving to bring common sense and traditions that we all

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Speaker 5: domestic or foreign. Therefore, millions of people in so many

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Speaker 5: your wise and both policy needs to be strongly supported worldwide.

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Speaker 5: Under your presidency, America is ushering in a new golden age.

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Speaker 5: I command your far sighted division of making America great again.

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Speaker 5: This inspires me to pursue to pursue target oriented strategy

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Speaker 5: my concept law and order. As President of peace, you,

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Speaker 5: mister Trump, brought to an end eight wars just within

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Speaker 5: eight months. Thus you have evidently reinforced America its role

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Speaker 5: as a pillar of international stability. Mister President, I highly

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Speaker 5: appreciate your unwearing support to advancing Kazakh American multifested corporation

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Speaker 5: as early as in your first term in the White House.

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Speaker 5: Our relations have been legally fixed, has enhanced strategic partnership.

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Speaker 5: United States is the largest investor with over one hundred

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Speaker 5: a very good figure. And during my visit alone, our

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Speaker 5: this will is firm, is irreversible, and I will keep

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Speaker 16: Thank you, thank you, mister President, great job, Thank you

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Speaker 16: very much.

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Speaker 21: Three year plan has been established, as I told you already,

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Speaker 21: to implement our investment program for three four billion US dollars.

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Speaker 21: There is a large projects and we've discussed it with

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Speaker 21: you already both in New York and today I've mentioned

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Speaker 21: the TEO, so we have strong perspectives. Once again, I

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Speaker 21: would like to express my de best gratitude for all

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Speaker 21: that has been already on and we will take back

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Speaker 21: a lot of results from this summit areas a landmarking

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Speaker 21: summit and your attitude towards all of us means your

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Speaker 21: great support to us to strengthen Central Asia and to

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Speaker 21: strengthen the partnership between Central Asia and the US C

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Speaker 21: five plus one have to become efficient mechanism of our

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Speaker 21: practical partnership, and I propose to host our next summit

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Speaker 21: in twenty twenty six in summer Kant to establish this further.

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Speaker 21: I'm pretty sure that I'm convinced, mister Trump that under

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Speaker 21: your leadership it will be for summit.

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Speaker 20: Wats your seriald is only mine.

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Speaker 15: Thank you very much, good jab thank you, mister Presser.

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Speaker 7: Please yeah, President, Stronger in your America. Johanna NASA in

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Speaker 22: Congratulations teams A President, and today I have a collaboration

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Speaker 22: at the wide ranging by lateral cooperation covers different areas trade, economy, security.

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Speaker 22: As it comes to our security cooperation, we particularly have

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Speaker 22: an excellent cooperation on counter terrorism, fighting extremism and the

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Speaker 22: drug trafficking. Mister President, have a seventy companies with American

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Speaker 22: investment are operating in ta Jikistan today and ninety three

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Speaker 22: percent of my country as mountainous, and we have an

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Speaker 22: abundance of natural resources, particularly water, hydropover, critical minerals and

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Speaker 22: rare earth materials. Tajikistan as a home for thirteen thousand

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Speaker 22: glaciers and approximately sixty percent of cent Glasian water resources

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Speaker 22: originate in Tajikistan, and our countries reach in strategically important minerals,

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Speaker 22: including rare earth minerals and critical materials. Tajikistan as a

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Speaker 22: member of both the European Union's Critical row Materials Club

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Speaker 22: and the United States Minerals Security Partnership instrument, and according

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Speaker 22: to the United States Geological Survey, other country ranks the

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Speaker 22: second interworld in terms of antimony production and is currently

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Speaker 22: the largest of metallic antimony, which is the United States

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Speaker 22: are deeply interested in and we have a brilliant cooperation

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Speaker 22: and there's a last year antimony accounted for ninety seven

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Speaker 22: percent of tajikistan total experts to the United States in

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Speaker 22: twenty twenty four to Jikistan produced and exported seventeen thousand

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Speaker 22: tons of metallic antimony primarily to the United States. And

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Speaker 22: the activities of Ansor Joint Venture and ans Or Metallurgical

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Speaker 22: Company into Jikistan with American investment by by comes up

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Speaker 22: American Company exemplify our strong and lungs enduring collaboration. However,

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Speaker 22: there are still many opportunities in terms of trade and investment,

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Speaker 22: and we are interested in expanding economic and trade cooperation

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Speaker 22: between other countries. So there is a good opportun unity

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Speaker 22: to cooperate in creating new generation of sustainable artificial intelligence

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Speaker 22: data centers. And since we have a brilliant cooperation, we

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Speaker 22: have a air company and since two thousand and eight,

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Speaker 22: Tajikistan Somone Air Company had purchased eight mid sized Boying

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Speaker 22: aircraft with the total volume of four hundred and forty

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Speaker 22: million US dollar and this company is expected to receive

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Speaker 22: two more more than boy In seven three seven Max

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Speaker 22: eight aircraft next year. And the total commercial package of

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Speaker 22: buoying with a Smoney had exceeds three billion US dollars.

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Speaker 22: And American companies. We have excellent cooperation with American companies

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Speaker 22: over the last twenty years. And the American companies they're

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Speaker 22: particularly interested in antimony in many where earth minerals, where

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Speaker 22: Tajikistan which the Jakistan is has very abundant risk horses

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Speaker 22: and Tajikistan among the Central Asian countries as a very

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Speaker 22: rich boundless potential and resources and critical minerals. And we

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Speaker 22: are very keen to continue closely have a cooperation on

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Speaker 22: security items which we are so concerned for so far.

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Speaker 22: And I wish you every bit of fluck and to

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Speaker 22: your endeavors as a peaceful as a president of peace.

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Speaker 23: Please yeah the presentatives for me, it's a great pleasure

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Speaker 23: for me to help a bilateral meeting with President His

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Speaker 23: Excellency Donald Trump to participate in the C five plus one.

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Speaker 23: First and foremost, I would like to express my sincere

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Speaker 23: gratitude to President Donald Trump for his kind invitation and

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Speaker 23: one hospitality and this opportunity to speak about important topics

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Speaker 23: Kyrgyzstan values. The United States of America is one of

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Speaker 23: the important partners in foreign policy. During our bilateral meaning,

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Speaker 23: we discussed some actual topics of the Kyrgyz Us relations

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Speaker 23: as well as the strengthening cooperation between the Central Asian countries.

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Speaker 15: With regard to.

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Speaker 23: Kyrgy's American relations, I'd like to have US as four

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Speaker 23: main areas economy and investment, including tourism, hydro power, development,

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Speaker 23: digital economy, artificial intelligence, and information technology, ensuring peace and

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Speaker 23: security and stability. In these contexts, I wish to highlight

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Speaker 23: the significant contribution made by President Donald Trump to strengthening

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Speaker 23: global stability to end in conflicts in different parts of

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Speaker 23: the world. When I studied my Office of the President,

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Speaker 23: I identified the main priority as resolve border issues with

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Speaker 23: our neighboring states in the spirit of good neighborhood needs.

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Speaker 23: Today after five years that together with my counterpart, we

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Speaker 23: have successfully achieved this goal, most importantly through peacel ME.

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Speaker 23: As a result, the role of Central Asian and global

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Speaker 23: politics has grown substantially, and major powers have shown increasing

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Speaker 23: interest in cooperation with the region. The C five plus

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Speaker 23: one format has become an important platform for advancing political

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Speaker 23: dial and I'm very glad about that. I would like

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Speaker 23: to express my special appreciation to your extently President Donald

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Speaker 23: Trump for initiating and hosting today's summit, and we really

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Speaker 23: feel warm hospitality. We highly value this step and regard

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Speaker 23: it as a demonstration of the United States good will

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Speaker 23: and commitment towards Central Asia and friendship. I am confident

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Speaker 23: that our joint efforts will need to concrete mutually beneficial

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Speaker 23: outcomes for both nations and people. Thank you very much

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Speaker 23: for your attention.

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Speaker 15: Thank you very much, Thank you very much. Please, I.

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Speaker 9: Thank you, mister President. First of all, I would like

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Speaker 9: to express my deep gratitude as a president for the

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Speaker 9: invitation to attend this five Central Asia plus US summit.

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Speaker 9: We consider, we recognize the good results the meet since

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Speaker 9: the development of this format, and of course we expand

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Speaker 9: the cooperation in such strategical important areas as security, economy, energy,

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Speaker 9: and environment. We believe that the results of this summit

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Speaker 9: will lead us to further expansion of multiphace cooperation between

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Speaker 9: Central Asia and the United States of America. I do appreciate,

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Speaker 9: mister President, for your warm hospitality.

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Speaker 24: I do appreciate.

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Speaker 15: Thank you very much, and thank everybody well.

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Speaker 16: I have a little more to discuss, but a lot

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Speaker 16: of progress has been made today and it's a great

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Speaker 16: honor to have you with us in the United States

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Speaker 16: of America.

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Speaker 15: Thank you, And to the media. Maybe a couple of

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Speaker 15: questions ideally on this topic, please.

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Speaker 16: Please.

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Speaker 14: Kazakhstan and the US have signed over seventeen billion US

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Speaker 14: dollars in new deals in aviation, minerals, and digital technology.

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Speaker 14: In your view, which of this partnership matters most? And

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Speaker 14: second question, President Trump, when can we report that you

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Speaker 14: will be the first US president that to visit Kazakhstan?

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Speaker 10: When will you be our guest?

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Speaker 16: I think it's very possible they will do that, and

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Speaker 16: I think all of those are very important items. When

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Speaker 16: you think of it, it's you never know, from year

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Speaker 16: to year one becomes more important than the other. But

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Speaker 16: They're all important, and your country has great natural resources

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Speaker 16: and a great president, very great president.

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Speaker 15: Okay, thank you very much. Yes, please, many amendments.

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Speaker 10: We are just expecting again Jackson Anic amendments.

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Speaker 15: Oh, go ahead, go ahead.

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Speaker 25: But Jackson Vannick is overdue to be repealed. With the

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Speaker 25: help of the President and working with the President, we

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Speaker 25: are going to get.

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Speaker 1: That repeal in the very near future. Thank you, thank

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Speaker 1: you very much.

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Speaker 13: Yes, please, on this topic, Kazakhstan already has diplomatic relations

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Speaker 13: with Israel. Can you talk about the significance of this

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Speaker 13: agreement in terms of what it would signal to the

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Speaker 13: region as Gaza moves toward rebuilding. And on the shutdown,

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Speaker 13: there's been discussion about potentially a deal, but it would

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Speaker 13: involve rehiring the federal workers who are laid off.

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Speaker 1: What's your opinion of that. Well, we're going to see

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Speaker 1: about the shutdown.

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Speaker 16: Look, the shutdown is caused by the Democrats, and we're

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Speaker 16: not going to spend a trillion dollars or one and

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Speaker 16: a half trillion dollars on healthcare for people that came

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Speaker 16: into our country illegally, many of them from prisons, and

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Speaker 16: many of them drug dealers and murderers, eleven eight hundred

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Speaker 16: and eighty eight murderers.

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Speaker 15: We're not doing that, so we'll see about that.

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Speaker 1: We shouldn't.

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Speaker 16: They should have, as they've done always in the past.

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Speaker 16: It should have just been extended. It could have been

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Speaker 16: extended very easily, and it should have been yes, please,

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Speaker 16: can you have courts of significance?

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Speaker 13: Or given that they already have diplomatic relations with Israel,

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Speaker 13: what this agreement is supposed to signal you want to answer.

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Speaker 7: That place, Yeah, So.

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Speaker 24: I think the diplomatic significance is that it gives a

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Speaker 24: great momentum of the Abraham Accords into recap for those

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Speaker 24: of those who are listening who don't appreciate the Abraham Accords,

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Speaker 24: of course, is the historic agreement struck by the President

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Speaker 24: and the first term to rebuild the alliance structure and

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Speaker 24: the relationships between Israel and a number of the majority

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Speaker 24: Muslim countries and that region of the world. What the

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Speaker 24: President has done is actually signaled that the momentum of

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Speaker 24: the Abraham Accords is alive and well in the second administration.

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Speaker 24: I think it's not just going to be Kazakhstan, but

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Speaker 24: also a number of other countries that join in the

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Speaker 24: months to come. So it's a great signal, a great

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Speaker 24: act of friendship, and a great sign that the Abraham

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Speaker 24: Accords is alive and well logo.

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Speaker 12: Oh just, I think that's the wrong way to analyze that.

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Speaker 12: There's a lot of countries that have diplomatic relations with

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Speaker 12: one another. The Abraham Accords is a part It's an

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Speaker 12: enhanced relationship beyond just diplomatic relations and having embassies in

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Speaker 12: each other's capitals. It is, and it's not just with Israel,

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Speaker 12: it's with all the other countries that are part of

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Speaker 12: the accuority. You're now creating a partnership that brings special

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Speaker 12: and unique economic development on all sorts of issues that

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Speaker 12: they can work on together. So that's really the benefit

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Speaker 12: of it, and the strength of it is to have

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Speaker 12: majority Muslim countries the Jewish State able to partner on

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Speaker 12: things to show the world.

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Speaker 1: That it is possible.

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Speaker 15: Essentially, we've really expanded the Abraham Accords.

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Speaker 16: And one of the reasons is we are right now

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Speaker 16: in negotiations or talks with many countries that really wanted

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Speaker 16: to come in but they couldn't because of the status

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Speaker 16: of Iran.

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Speaker 15: When Iran had a possibility of nuclear weapons, which they

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Speaker 15: do not have now. When Iran was.

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Speaker 16: The bully of the Middle East, let's call it the

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Speaker 16: bully of the Middle East, which it isn't anymore, they

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Speaker 16: had a hard time going against it. I understand that

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Speaker 16: now that Iran has been very much decimated in terms

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Speaker 16: of the nuclear and in terms of their regular because

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Speaker 16: of the actions we took with those beautiful b two

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Speaker 16: bombers and other things, people really want to come in

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Speaker 16: and so we are in very active discussions with the

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Speaker 16: more traditional potential members of the Abraham Courts.

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Speaker 15: The four Originals are phenomenal and they're doing really well.

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Speaker 16: They're making a lot of money with trade and other

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Speaker 16: things being in the Abraham Courts, and we're expanding it

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Speaker 16: a little bit. When a few of these countries come in,

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Speaker 16: that's a great expansion. And these are very substantial countries,

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Speaker 16: so we consider that a great honor. It was brought

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Speaker 16: to our attention that they wanted to do that, and

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Speaker 16: we think that's great. So it's really an expansion of

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Speaker 16: the Abraham Courts. Okay, miss ye, please go ahead.

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Speaker 26: Yes, thank you so much for your time, sir, on

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Speaker 26: these important issues. I wanted to hear if you have

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Speaker 26: an update on the Russian oil sanctions. We're seeing reports

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Speaker 26: that the exports are way down. So how do you

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Speaker 26: think that could affect the war in Ukraine? The United

897
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Speaker 26: States interests and your partners here tonight too.

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Speaker 16: Well, I can say that the exports from Russia are

899
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Speaker 16: way down. We just like to see an end of

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Speaker 16: the war. Would love to see an end of that war.

901
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Speaker 16: So many people are being killed, a lot of Russian

902
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Speaker 16: soldiers are being killed. So we think at some point

903
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Speaker 16: they are going to get very smart and they're going

904
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Speaker 16: to do that. So, yeah, the Russian exports are substantially down.

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Speaker 14: What is from doctrine on foreign policies in particular relationship

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Speaker 14: to South and CN Malasia and China.

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Speaker 16: Well, look, we had a tremendous meeting, as you know,

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Speaker 16: with President she and China, and my doctrine would be

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Speaker 16: denuclearization because we have enough nuclear We're number one, Russia's

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Speaker 16: number two, China's number three, way behind, but they'll be

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Speaker 16: even in four or five years, if you know, working

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Speaker 16: overtime or nuclear weapons. I think that denuclearization would be

913
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Speaker 16: a great thing. We could blow up the world one

914
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Speaker 16: hundred and fifty times.

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Speaker 15: There's no need for this.

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Speaker 16: So I really think we're going to have I've spoken

917
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Speaker 16: to President Putting about it. I've spoken to President she

918
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Speaker 16: about it, And everybody would like to spend all of

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Speaker 16: that money on other things people that really you know,

920
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Speaker 16: things that can benefit people now. So I think something

921
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Speaker 16: like that could happen. The de nuclearization. It's really I

922
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Speaker 16: want peace. I want peace through strength, but we want

923
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Speaker 16: peace all over the world. That we're very close to

924
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Speaker 16: getting it. We had a lot of wars raging that

925
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Speaker 16: people didn't know about. Now they're not raging anymore. We

926
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Speaker 16: have one left and we're going to hopefully get that

927
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Speaker 16: taken care of. Yes, sir, go ahead.

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Speaker 10: Do you have an update on how soon that International

929
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Speaker 10: Stability Force may be on the ground in Gaza?

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Speaker 15: Very soon.

931
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Speaker 16: It's going to be very soon. And Gaza's working out

932
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Speaker 16: very well. And you haven't been hearing too much about problems.

933
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Speaker 16: And I'll tell you we've had countries that have volunteered

934
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Speaker 16: if there's a problem with Hamasa as an example, or

935
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Speaker 16: a problem with anything, but they volunteered to on a

936
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Speaker 16: single basis going and take care of it. We have

937
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Speaker 16: very powerful countries in this coalition, and it's not you know,

938
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Speaker 16: this is a because I've heard some of the press saying, well,

939
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Speaker 16: it's a very tentative.

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Speaker 1: It's not tentative.

941
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Speaker 15: This is a very strong piece. This is peace in

942
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Speaker 15: the Middle East. Hamas is a very small part of it,

943
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Speaker 15: very very small part.

944
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Speaker 16: And if they don't do as they said, if they

945
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Speaker 16: don't behave, then they've got themselves a big problem, a

946
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Speaker 16: really big problem like they've never had. But so far

947
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Speaker 16: it seems to be working out very well. But that's

948
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Speaker 16: a very small part of what we're talking about. That's

949
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Speaker 16: a part of Gaza. You're going to have a very

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Speaker 16: I think we can say, Marco, we have a very

951
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Speaker 16: strong piece. This is a strong piece.

952
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Speaker 15: We have many countries involved in the Middle East. Essentially,

953
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Speaker 15: these countries are all involved.

954
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Speaker 16: They want to see peace in the Middle East, and Marco,

955
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Speaker 16: what would you say about that?

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Speaker 12: I think that's right, mister President, and userve a tremendous

957
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Speaker 12: amount of credit for making that possible. And now I

958
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Speaker 12: think the only reason why it's going to continue to

959
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Speaker 12: happen is because of the President's role in this. So

960
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Speaker 12: there's work being done at the United Nations now to

961
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Speaker 12: come up with a resolution that creates the framework internationally

962
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Speaker 12: so that these countries are all volunteering, you know, mister President,

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Speaker 12: to be a part of the stabilization force can come aboard,

964
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Speaker 12: but they need this UN mandate in order to be

965
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Speaker 12: able to do it. And we've made a lot of

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Speaker 12: progress over the last few days, and you know, Jared

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Speaker 12: Kushner and Steve Woodkoff have been working very hard on

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Speaker 12: that and today was a good day on that front.

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Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, go ahead, please, Fox.

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Speaker 23: Will you discuss the Abraham A. Kors when you meet

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Speaker 23: with the president of Syria.

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Speaker 16: Well, we're going to meet, and I think he's doing

973
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Speaker 16: a very good job. But it's a tough neighborhood and

974
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Speaker 16: he's a tough guy. But I got along with him

975
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Speaker 16: very well. And a lot of progress has been made

976
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Speaker 16: with Siria. That's a tough one, but a lot of

977
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Speaker 16: progress has been made. You know, we took the sanctions

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Speaker 16: off at the request of Turkey, at the request of

979
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Speaker 16: actually Israel, at the request of a few different countries,

980
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Speaker 16: and we took the sanctions off to give them a chance.

981
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Speaker 16: And frankly, Iran has been asking if the sanctions could

982
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Speaker 16: be lifted. Iran has got very heavy US sanctions and

983
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Speaker 16: it makes it really hard for them to to do

984
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Speaker 16: what they'd like to be able to do, and I'm

985
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Speaker 16: open to hearing that, and we'll see what happens, but

986
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Speaker 16: I would be open to it. But we did take

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Speaker 16: the sanctions off Syria in order to give them a

988
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Speaker 16: fighting shot, and I think so far there, I think

989
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Speaker 16: he's doing a very good job so far.

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Speaker 10: Fox, Thank you, mister President.

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Speaker 13: A federal judge said tonight that the administration has to

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Speaker 13: fully fund SNAP. It's the latest inent back and forth,

993
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Speaker 13: and the Justice Department said they're going to appeal it.

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Speaker 1: What's your message to folks as they work this out.

995
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Speaker 13: In the courts and in Congress, as we're heading into Thanksgiving?

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Speaker 1: You want to go there?

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Speaker 24: Yeah, Look, Jackie, it's an absurd ruling because you have

998
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Speaker 24: a federal judge effectively telling us what we have to

999
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Speaker 24: do in the midst of a Democrat government shutdown, which

1000
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Speaker 24: what we'd like to do is for the Democrats to

1001
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Speaker 24: open up the government. Of course, then we can fund SNAP,

1002
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Speaker 24: and we can also do a lot of other good

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Speaker 24: things for the American people. But in the midst of

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Speaker 24: a shutdown, we can't have a federal court telling the

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Speaker 24: president how he has the triage of the situation.