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Speaker 1: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 1: Terrence Bates. Homes and people's identities are being stolen from

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Speaker 1: right underneath their noses without them even knowing about it.

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Speaker 1: Last week, for instance, a man was sentenced to ten

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Speaker 1: years in federal prison for fraudulently accessing real estate title

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Speaker 1: information in Golf Shores, Alabama.

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Speaker 2: In all, more than four hundred.

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Speaker 1: People fell victim to the fraud, costing a collective loss

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Speaker 1: of nearly twenty million dollars.

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Speaker 2: And here's the kicker.

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Speaker 1: The guy responsible wasn't even in the United States at

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Speaker 1: the time. He was living in England while builking unsuspecting

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Speaker 1: homeowners out of their hard earned money.

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Speaker 2: Now are the folks at home title lot come in?

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Speaker 1: Investigative reporter John Summer joins me now to talk more

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Speaker 1: about how home title fraud and how to protect yourself.

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Speaker 2: John, good to see you. This is so interesting.

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Speaker 1: Because our titles are public record, but they can easily

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Speaker 1: be accessed, and our identities, our livelihood can be's golen

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Speaker 1: from right under our noses. And the many times people

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Speaker 1: have no idea it's happening.

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Speaker 3: Terence's great to be with you.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Title theft deep theft, home stealing, whatever you want

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Speaker 4: to call it, is become a really insidious crime because

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Speaker 4: it's stealth.

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Speaker 3: Because all of your.

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Speaker 4: Information, terrence is out there your viewers. I can find

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Speaker 4: out anything about anybody from anywhere, as the case that

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Speaker 4: you just mentioned, and especially with the Internet and now

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Speaker 4: artificial intelligence, you can create a fake identity, be anybody,

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Speaker 4: be any kind of an entity, and access somebody's property,

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Speaker 4: turn the property over to you or that ententity, and

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Speaker 4: then leverage the value of the property to be able

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Speaker 4: to take loans out on it, to be able to

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Speaker 4: sell it without you the owner, ever knowing it. And

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Speaker 4: this is an incredibly growing crime that law enforcement is

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Speaker 4: just now starting to be come aware of.

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Speaker 1: And now I have to say, one would think that

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Speaker 1: because many of these documents are kept in the county

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Speaker 1: and their official documents, that there would be safeguards in

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Speaker 1: place to keep someone from accessing this sort of information

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Speaker 1: that's not the privy twit or shouldn't be.

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Speaker 2: But that's not the case at all.

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Speaker 4: No, it's not terrence. And that's a great question. It's

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Speaker 4: all available. I mean, I can just go online and

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Speaker 4: access anything out of the local county clerk's office, and

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Speaker 4: then use all of that information to be able to

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Speaker 4: create the correct documents to be able to transfer the

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Speaker 4: title of that particular property into my name or into

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Speaker 4: an entity's named an offshore bank account something like that,

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Speaker 4: and it's gone before you would ever find out about it.

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Speaker 2: So how do we protect ourselves?

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Speaker 4: Well, that is the sixty four thousand dollars question. And

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Speaker 4: there are companies out there that can actually monitor the

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Speaker 4: title and even some county clerk's office are offering that

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Speaker 4: service now that they've identified this.

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Speaker 3: That's a huge problem. But there's one.

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Speaker 4: Particular company that I've identified.

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Speaker 3: You actually mentioned it, I think before Terrence.

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Speaker 4: It's home Title Lock and you can go on their

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Speaker 4: website at hometitlelock dot com and.

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Speaker 3: Look at it for yourself.

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Speaker 4: And I think your buddy Charlie has a code that

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Speaker 4: people can use to get a thirty day trial. The

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Speaker 4: code is kirk ki RK and try it out for yourself.

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Speaker 3: I mean, do your own due diligence.

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Speaker 4: There are people on there that have real life stories

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Speaker 4: that can tell you about how this thing works, and

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Speaker 4: it's inexpensive and it is peace of mind, and everybody

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Speaker 4: should have this kind of protection on their home because

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Speaker 4: You're not going to look after your title yourself.

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Speaker 1: Nobody's going to do this is It seems to me

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Speaker 1: this comes down to being proactive because the reality is

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Speaker 1: many people who are victims don't find out until it's

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Speaker 1: too late, until the money has gone, until their identity

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Speaker 1: has been stolen, or until they're trying to rebuild their

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Speaker 1: credit and their online identity.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, you want to see on top of it, Terrence.

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Speaker 4: And nobody's going to go down to the clerk's office

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Speaker 4: every day and check their title. So this service Home

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Speaker 4: Title Locke actually does the monitoring for you twenty four

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Speaker 4: to seven.

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Speaker 3: They will alert you if there is.

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Speaker 4: Something fishy going on, and then if for some reason

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Speaker 4: it transfers over to another entity, then they will work

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Speaker 4: with you to restore.

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Speaker 3: Your title back in your name.

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Speaker 4: So it's a fully comprehensive program that they offer.

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Speaker 3: It is a great company. Again, I've looked at them all.

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Speaker 3: This is the best.

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Speaker 4: They're the pioneers, and I would say for peace of mind,

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Speaker 4: just do it. It's like having a ring camera at

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Speaker 4: your house, or it's like your credit card notifying you

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Speaker 4: if there's some purchases on there that look fishy.

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Speaker 3: Home Title, it's the way to go.

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Speaker 2: It really is absently peace of mind.

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Speaker 3: There you go.

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Speaker 2: We'll leave it at that.

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Speaker 1: We appreciate you being with us whole title lock dot

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Speaker 1: time you solve the finish.

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Speaker 5: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always freedom at

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Speaker 5: Charliekirk dot com and subscribe to our podcast. Joining us

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Speaker 5: now is a great man who I saw right before

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Speaker 5: the election and I asked him, I said, Eric, can

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Speaker 5: Trump do this with all the shenanigans? And he said maybe?

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Speaker 5: And it turns out we truly did make it too

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Speaker 5: big to rig. Eric Prince is the co founder of

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Speaker 5: Unplugged Technologies, an all around great man, an American patriot,

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Speaker 5: Eric Welcome to the program, Eric last evening, an American

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Speaker 5: hero and terrific friend of mine. Pete Hegseth, who served

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Speaker 5: as country and then became a TV host, was announced

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Speaker 5: as Secretary of Defense. He is not a neo Khan,

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Speaker 5: He's not a warhawk. He's a creative thinker. And the

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Speaker 5: world is losing their mind. Is Eric Prince your reaction

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Speaker 5: to Pete hag Seth's being announced?

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Speaker 6: I am very excited about it. It is definitely a

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Speaker 6: change of pace of the normal swamp dwellers that have

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Speaker 6: I think a historical comparison is apt. When George Marshall

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Speaker 6: became Chief of Staff of the US Army in nineteen

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Speaker 6: September one, nineteen thirty nine, the same day that the

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Speaker 6: Nazis invaded Poland, he set to firing lots of flag

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Speaker 6: officers and even a lot of colonels, many, many, many,

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Speaker 7: And we have now we have the same.

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Speaker 6: Amount of flag officers in the United States Armed Forces

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Speaker 6: So there is an enormous amount of culling and cutting

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Speaker 6: and they've managed to be defeated consistently in the babel

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Speaker 3: So yes, he steps.

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Speaker 6: Into a very big job with enormous, enormous reforms that

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Speaker 6: needs to be done, and I think he's the man

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Speaker 6: he's an army guy, and he did it magnificently. I

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Speaker 5: So I think what you're saying is really important. We

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Speaker 5: have this false impression that the current state of our

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Speaker 5: But our military is sick right now, and it's sick

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Speaker 5: to the Hutis, We blew five years ammunitions on Ukraine.

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Speaker 5: We need key parts from China. A lot of our

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Speaker 5: state of the US military is far more damaged and

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Speaker 5: honestly infected than anything the media would tell you. Eric,

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Speaker 5: do you agree with my assessment.

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Speaker 7: One hundred percent?

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Speaker 6: A sad comparison is to look at the bloat of

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Speaker 6: It's about the same as market Mark Millie's level of fitness. Look,

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Speaker 6: there needs to be a reinstallation of discipline across the ranks.

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Speaker 6: Hard young people will join the military if they see

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Speaker 5: I'm losing Eric's audio really quick, guys, So let's uh,

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Speaker 5: let's just take a pause here. What Eric is highlighting

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Speaker 5: you I'd rather have Mark Milly, You'd rather have Lloyd Army.

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Speaker 8: You know, the Pentagon is a massive bureaucracy. I served

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Speaker 8: It's a lot easier to say what you're going to

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Speaker 3: At the Pentagon.

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Speaker 8: And people that think that generals and admirals that have

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Speaker 5: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Woa, Eric, this is very important.

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Speaker 5: I hope I still have you here. I don't know

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Speaker 5: these I don't know him in particular. Can you please

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Speaker 5: add that distinction where you know Joe Scarborough says, Oh,

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Speaker 5: these generals put their life on the line. Some of

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Speaker 5: these generals went right again, perfectly admirable. They went through

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Speaker 5: ROTC straight up to the officer corps and never had

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Speaker 5: to man a brigade or a commander battalion front line. Eric,

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Speaker 5: is that an important distinction because Joe Scarbro's conflinted pete, hegseth,

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Speaker 5: lost friends and was in the front lines and took

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Speaker 6: A huge disconnect between a lot of combat vets which

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Speaker 6: while bureaucrats senior officers may have wanted to serve in

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Speaker 5: Eric Prince, thank you so much. Please come again soon.

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Speaker 9: Essentially remake senior levels of the Pentagon and Jackie Pete

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Speaker 1: The story topping the headlines today is that the US

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Speaker 1: Senate has a new leader. South Dakota Senator John Thune

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Speaker 2: He beat Texas.

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Speaker 1: Senator John Cornyn by a twenty five to twenty four margin.

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Speaker 1: Just moments ago, the South Dakota Republican posted that he

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Speaker 5: Hexef going to do? He's going to end the gay

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Speaker 5: What best time wasn't learning the craft, reloading missiles, spending

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Speaker 5: you're done. That's a joke. The military is not a

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Speaker 5: they're really worried about Pete Hegseth, who has chiseled like

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Speaker 5: You got Levine and the luggage thief. We're done with

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Speaker 11: And it is important that we train and we understand.

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Speaker 11: And I want to understand white rage. And I'm white

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Speaker 5: By the way, you missed the white rage, guys. It's like,

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Speaker 5: rid of metal inflation would be good basic reform to

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Speaker 5: Pete Heggsath is getting rid of all this stuff day one.

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Speaker 5: This is an official broadcast of your taxpayer funded, the

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Speaker 13: Another way that we could show that we're allies and

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Speaker 5: Look, we've turned our military into an afterschool babysitting program.

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Speaker 5: You're not going to be anywhere near the military. Done

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Speaker 1: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 1: Terrence Bates. Senator John Thune of South Dakota is the

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Speaker 1: The vote happened while President Trump was meeting with President

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Speaker 14: Politics is tough, and it's many cases not a very

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Speaker 14: I appreciate very much a transition that's so smooth.

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Speaker 3: It'll be as smooth as you can get. I very

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Speaker 1: President Biden's focus for today's meeting is reportedly the ongoing

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Speaker 15: There are some proposals that Donald Trump would be looking

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Speaker 1: Now again, we are keeping an eye on the US

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Speaker 1: Senate chambers, where newly elected Senate Majority Leader John Thune

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Speaker 1: You may know that the Senator from Florida was expected

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Speaker 1: to be at least President Trump's choice, and for many

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Speaker 1: MAGA Republicans he was a choice, but he was out

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Speaker 1: pretty much after the first ballot, leaving Senator John Thune

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Speaker 1: Make sure that you stay tuned to hear on Real

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Speaker 5: Joining us now is Mike Davis. Mike, Welcome to the program. Mike,

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Speaker 5: you recently made some news about some comments about Tis James.

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Speaker 5: Tell us all about it.

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Speaker 16: Well, first let me say to you, Charlie and Andrew

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Speaker 16: and the rest of the Turning Point team, congratulations for

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Speaker 16: what you guys did on election Day.

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Speaker 3: You guys were a.

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Speaker 16: Grassroots army, a turnout machine and President Trump. I mean,

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Speaker 16: you guys helped put President Trump over the top. So

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Speaker 16: hats off to you guys. And I would say this,

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Speaker 16: I made some pretty intentionally inflammatory remarks about Tiss James

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Speaker 16: Trump won in a landslide on November fifth, thanks to

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Speaker 16: you guys, in big part where she came out and

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Speaker 16: said essentially, election be damned. I don't care if Trump

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Speaker 16: won in a landslide. We're going to continue our lawfair

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Speaker 16: at election interference against her. So I came out with

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Speaker 3: Them at all.

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Speaker 16: We haven't heard her talk about this lawfair since I.

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Speaker 3: Came out with those harsh words.

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Speaker 16: And I would say this to these other Democrat prosecutors

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Speaker 16: and lawyers and other operatives. The American people hurt all

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Speaker 16: your evidence, they heard your allegations for two and a

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Speaker 16: half years, and the American people rendered their verdict on

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Speaker 16: President Trump on November fifth. This lawfair must go away,

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Speaker 16: and it must go away forever.

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Speaker 5: And so Mike, let's walk through the current lawfair challenges.

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Speaker 5: Is it fair to say that almost all the attacks

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Speaker 5: against Trump are going to be dropped, including his sentencing date?

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Speaker 5: And what is the status of that?

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Speaker 3: It's unclear.

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Speaker 16: I hope that this Democrat Manhattan Judge one Sean, who

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Speaker 16: is a Democrat donor donated to Biden, whose daughter, adult daughter, Laura.

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Speaker 3: Micheawan, is raising money off of this case.

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Speaker 16: Whose adult daughter is a campaign consultant for Kamala Ayris,

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Speaker 16: I hope he drops this case next week on the nineteenth,

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Speaker 16: because if he thinks he's going to send President Trump

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Speaker 16: to Rikers Island on November twenty sixth, when the American

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Speaker 16: people put Trump back in the White House, that's not

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Speaker 16: going to end well for our country. And so I

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Speaker 16: hope that judge one more Shawn, this corrupt judge comes

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Speaker 3: He has to dismiss this case.

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Speaker 16: He has to declare a mistraw because of the Supreme

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Speaker 16: Court held in June that not only is the President

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Speaker 16: of the United States immune from criminal prosecution for his

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Speaker 16: official acts, not his personal miscontact is official acts.

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Speaker 3: Courts also can't take evidence. You can go to Thune.

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Speaker 5: So let me yeah, so is John Thune live. We're

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Speaker 5: just going to break away. Wait just for a second

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Speaker 5: here and hear from Senator Thun Mike, So let's go

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Speaker 5: to Senator Thune. Place the new Senate majority.

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Speaker 7: Right, widen Harris Schumer agenda.

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Speaker 17: But also to deliver on President Trump's priorities, we will

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Speaker 17: and support that they need to enforce border security laws

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Speaker 17: and to remove the violent criminals who are wreaking havoc.

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Speaker 7: In every one of our states.

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Speaker 17: We will work to make America prosperous again by streamlining

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Speaker 17: we will work to restore American energy dominance, not just

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Speaker 7: I'm excited to get.

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Speaker 17: To work with this team right away, and I want

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Speaker 17: to thank my colleagues who place their faith in me

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Speaker 17: to serve as leader, and to those who were supporting

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Speaker 17: another candidate. I promise to be a leader who serves

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Speaker 17: the hire Republican Conference. We'll have an ambitious agenda and

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Speaker 17: we'll take each and every Republican working together to be

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Speaker 17: John Barasso, the newly elected Republican Whip.

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Speaker 3: Thank you the.

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Speaker 18: On election night, America saw the remaking of the Republican

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Speaker 18: Party for the better. This was election was about the

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Speaker 18: answering to the question of are you better off now

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Speaker 18: than you were four years ago?

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Speaker 3: And the American people said no.

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Speaker 18: Only one in four Americans thought that the country was

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Speaker 18: heading in the right direction. And you've seen the Republican

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Speaker 18: Party grow in terms of hardworking middle class families, in

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Speaker 18: terms of minorities, in terms of young people, in terms

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Speaker 18: with President Trump, with j Advance as well as a

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Speaker 18: those stories. Democrats were focused on President Trump. Republicans were

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Speaker 3: People who wanted to.

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Speaker 18: Get prices down, wanted to secure the border, wanted us

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Speaker 18: to unleash American energy. People wanted to make America look

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Speaker 18: and be strong once again around the world.

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Speaker 3: That's what the Republicans listened to. That's what we're responding to.

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Speaker 18: And we are now working together to make sure we

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Speaker 17: The newly elected Republican Conference chair is the Center of

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Speaker 17: Markansas Center, Tom.

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Speaker 3: Cotton, thank you, sinrit Thun.

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Speaker 19: I'm looking forward to working with Sanathon and the rest

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Speaker 19: of this leadership I'm very grateful for the confidence that

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Speaker 19: was like when President Trump was in office and we

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Speaker 19: had Republicans in charge of the Senate. We had low prices,

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Speaker 19: we had high wages, we had a secure border, we

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Speaker 19: Starting on January third, that's what we're all be working

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Speaker 19: to build again with President Trump, with Mike Johnson and

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Speaker 19: the rest of the House Republicans on behalf of the

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Speaker 19: American people. Thank you all.

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Speaker 7: Thanks Tom.

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Speaker 17: The newly elected Republican Policy Chair is the Senator from

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Speaker 17: West Virginia, Senator Shelley Moore Capital.

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Speaker 20: Thank you and congratulations to our new leader, John Thune.

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Speaker 21: He will be a strong voice as he has.

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Speaker 20: Been in the past as the whip, and I look

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Speaker 20: forward to serving with him and with all of our

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Speaker 20: leadership team.

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Speaker 21: I want to thank the others that ran.

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Speaker 20: We had a really strong, healthy discussion and we've all

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Speaker 20: come out united in friends. And one of the people

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Speaker 20: that is going to Although he didn't say anything, his

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Speaker 20: President elect JD.

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Speaker 21: Vance. I think the fact that he not.

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Speaker 20: Only was a voting member of our conference but also

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Speaker 20: make sure that the direction that we're going to go

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Speaker 20: is a united conference and with me leading the policy

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Speaker 20: issues and all of us working together, that we're going

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Speaker 20: to have a united voice. And I'll say one thing

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Speaker 20: about the election. I've said this on all my local stations.

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Speaker 20: What I think the biggest issue was, and there are

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Speaker 20: literally the American family, the mom and the dad, the grandmother,

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Speaker 20: whoever it is, going to.

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Speaker 21: The grocery store.

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Speaker 20: We do it all the time, every week, and we

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Speaker 21: The cost of food.

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Speaker 20: And hearing from the Vice president and in her campaign

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Speaker 20: the economy is doing great, don't worry. And so we

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Speaker 20: hear those voices. We hear them loud and clear, and

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Speaker 20: those are the voices that we're going to respond to

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Speaker 20: along with President Trump through the next several years.

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Speaker 7: Thanks Shelly.

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Speaker 17: The newly elected Senate Republican Conference vice chair is the

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Speaker 22: James Langford, Hey, congratulations to John Thunn. We're looking forward

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Speaker 22: to is a great leadership there. Republicans were asked a

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Speaker 22: very simple thing, can you get us back on track?

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Speaker 22: Over seventy percent of the country right now believes the

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Speaker 22: country is on the wrong track. Our task is going

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Speaker 22: to be very very simple. To defend our values, to

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Speaker 22: be able to strengthen us as a nation, and to

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Speaker 22: be able to bring prosperity to people that are really

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Speaker 3: That's a primary issue for us.

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Speaker 22: And all of those things are things that we're going

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Speaker 22: and said, we do not like the direction that the

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Speaker 22: country is going. So let's get us back on a

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Speaker 22: better direction. So this leadership, President Trump, jd. Vance, We're

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Speaker 3: Thanks James.

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Speaker 17: And the newly elected chairman of the National Republican Senatorial

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Speaker 17: Committee Chair is the Senator from South Carolina, and he

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Speaker 17: is already planning on expanding our majority in twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 17: So Senator Tim Scotty.

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Speaker 23: Brother without any question, President Trump set out to make

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Speaker 23: sure that Americans felt like this country and the American

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Speaker 23: the border to fixing the economy, solving the issue of crime,

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Speaker 23: and restoring confidence on the global stage. President Trump has

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Speaker 23: been very clear on his agenda. Our goal with our

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Speaker 23: leader John Zune is to make sure that we achieve

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Speaker 23: our current seats and expand the map and expand our

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Speaker 3: Thanks Jo, A couple of quick questions.

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Speaker 12: Do you have the concerns about President Comp's cabinet picks

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Speaker 17: Well, as you know, the Senate has an advice and

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Speaker 17: we can to process his noms quickly, get them installed

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Speaker 3: You said that recess appointments are on the table as

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Speaker 17: Will you before with that, Well, what we're going to

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Speaker 17: do is make sure that we are processing his non

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Speaker 7: How that happens remains to be seen.

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Speaker 17: Obviously, we want to make sure our committees have confirmation

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Speaker 7: Get these folks installed.

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Speaker 17: And obviously we're going to look at to explore all

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Speaker 2: Let's just say, you Phil of us to remain unchanged

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Speaker 16: Look, I forked with all of these guys when I

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Speaker 16: All of them are very good on judges. I think

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Speaker 3: This time around. Phone is largely with us.

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Speaker 16: I think that sometimes the stab in the Senate are

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Speaker 16: I think thun You know, there was a lot of

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Speaker 16: rumblings about Thune versus.

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Speaker 3: Rick Scott's and Cornyn. I you know, the Senate has decided.

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Speaker 16: I presume the Senate would go with Thune, just because

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Speaker 5: That's great. I have no evidence to support that, so

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Speaker 5: I'll trust you, Mike, because that's you know, it sounded

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Speaker 5: just like a typical politician press conference. But I will

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Speaker 5: great faith you have. So so, Mike, let's close this.

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Speaker 5: What can the what can the Trump transition due to

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Speaker 5: help reform the Department of Justice.

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Speaker 16: There's a lot that the Trump transition can do. He

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Speaker 16: needs to pick a bold attorney general. As I've said

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Speaker 16: a thousand times for many years, it's not going to

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Speaker 16: be me. I can't get confirmed to anything as the

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Speaker 16: But Trump needs to pick a bold attorney general. Bill

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Speaker 16: McGinley is a great White House counsel who we announced yesterday.

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Speaker 3: I'm friends with Bill McGinley. He's a warrior.

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Speaker 16: If Trump picks a bold attorney general to team up

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Speaker 3: They need to clean out the Justice departments. They need

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Speaker 16: Out the leadership of the litigating divisions at Main Justice.

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Speaker 16: They need to clean out the leadership of the FBI,

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Speaker 16: including all the key field offices. They need to clean

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Speaker 16: if appropriate, prosecute it for conspiracy against rights under eighteen USC.

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Speaker 16: Section two forty one. There needs to be inspector general investigations.

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Speaker 16: There needs to be professional officer professional responsibility investigations. There

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Speaker 16: needs to be criminal division investigations along with investigations in Congress,

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Speaker 16: House Judiciary Committee Jim Jordan, Senate Judiciary Committee incoming Chairman Grassley,

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Speaker 16: my former boss, House and Senate Appropriations Committees, House and

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Speaker 16: Senate Oversight Committees. This is the most important appointment the

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Speaker 16: is serious reforms to the Justice Department so we never

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Speaker 16: have a politicized and weaponized justice system again. And this

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Speaker 3: There has to be accountability. There has to be serious.

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Speaker 16: Investigations, and there must be consequences political, financial, legal, including prosecutions.

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Speaker 5: Mike Davis excellent work as always, Thank you so much.

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Speaker 5: Appreciate it.

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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Speaker 5: Charlie email us as always Freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com.

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Speaker 5: Lots to cover. As we are here in Palm Beach again,

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Speaker 5: I want to close. Please keep Dennis Prager in your prayers.

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Speaker 5: I don't want to share any private information, but just

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Speaker 5: please pray for Dennis. It is an ongoing situation right

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Speaker 5: So please say a prayer for a true patriot, true friend,

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Speaker 5: So please pray for Dennis. Third hour coming up. God

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