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Speaker 2: We got embarrassed a little bit to talk about that

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Speaker 1: That's a good thing.

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Speaker 2: Julie Kelly joins us to talk about activist judges.

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Speaker 1: All that and more coming up.

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Speaker 2: I'm right, okay, let's talk about the signal chat thing,

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Speaker 2: the war plans, the hearing from today. I know it's uncomfortable,

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Speaker 1: It just is. We don't enjoy that.

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Speaker 2: But when a when a football team loses the game,

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Speaker 2: next practice, they're gonna watch film. If you were missing blocks,

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Speaker 2: the military, something goes wrong, maybe when someone gets killed

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Speaker 2: Who screwed up, when, what went wrong? It's important. It's

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Speaker 2: how we advance, it's how we get better. So signal.

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Speaker 2: If you're older, you may not be aware of what

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Speaker 2: signal is. I'm only vaguely aware of it. It's a

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Speaker 2: so it's installed on government computers. And there was a

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Speaker 2: signal group group text messaging was make it that about

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Speaker 1: Mike Walls, that's going to matter.

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Speaker 2: And in this signal chat they were discussing war plans

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Speaker 1: Should we do this? Should we not do that? I

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Speaker 1: want to do this. I don't want to do that. Somebody.

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Speaker 2: because we'll get to the hearing and things that happen today,

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Speaker 2: There are things that aren't a big deal but certainly

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Speaker 2: but disaster could have happened. And showing that level of

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Speaker 2: I know we instinctively understandably, we went to lock shields

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Speaker 2: But we'll make it about Trump's presidency. We have less

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Speaker 2: He made a mistake, and I get that, and that's

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Speaker 2: I completely disagree Mike Walls if he is the responsible party,

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Speaker 2: that accidents, mistakes, they're not good enough.

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Speaker 1: It won't work. We only have four years.

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Speaker 2: We have to move at breakneck speed, speed and purpose

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Speaker 2: getting things done. Boo boos like that can sink us.

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Speaker 2: For instance, today been a huge hearing today. We had

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Speaker 1: This is what we're doing.

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Speaker 1: Instead, we got an entire day of this so that

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Speaker 3: One of the first things that happened when I was

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Speaker 3: One of the things that I was briefed on very early,

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Speaker 3: That is a practice that preceded the current administration to

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Speaker 1: All day answering why are you on signal? Should you

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Speaker 2: While I mean the last administration used signal all day,

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Speaker 4: This stuff and the discussion included the Vice president's private

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Speaker 5: Correct, I don't recall vance quote. I think we are

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Speaker 1: You don't recall.

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Speaker 5: As you don't recall seeing that read that. I don't

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Speaker 5: Correct, I don't recall Director Ratcliffe.

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Speaker 5: That's your testimony today under oath.

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Speaker 3: In that setting, I don't recall.

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Speaker 2: Story will be gone twenty four hours from now. Looks bad.

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Speaker 2: I don't recall. I don't looks evasive, looks bad.

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Speaker 1: It should have been.

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Speaker 2: An entire day of us being able to make fun

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Speaker 5: I also know Jeff Goldberg. I don't use it to.

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Speaker 6: Communicate with him, but you thought it was appropriate. By

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Speaker 5: But I'm shocked to find him on a.

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Speaker 6: Thread that he's reading in the parking lot of a

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Speaker 5: Is it appropriate? Now? Is not what I?

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Speaker 5: When did I use the word appropriate?

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Speaker 1: Do you say it?

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Speaker 6: We'll let the American people decide.

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Speaker 2: opening monologue today making fun of Angus King.

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Speaker 7: One note that surprised me. I've been on this committee

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Speaker 7: now for this is my thirteenth year. Every single one

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Speaker 7: climate change is a significant national security threat except this one.

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Speaker 7: Has something happened? Has global climate change been solved? Why

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Speaker 8: I can't speak to the decisions made previously, but this

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Speaker 7: Let me ask a direct question, who decided climate change

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Speaker 7: Include no comments on climate change.

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Speaker 8: Senator as I said, I focus on the most extreme

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Speaker 7: Of my questions that did you instruct that there'll be

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Speaker 8: I don't recall giving that instruction.

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Speaker 1: Not a great day. Should have been making funny Angus

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Speaker 2: World, but it does matter, and we can't afford days

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Speaker 1: We have too much to do. The mission is too important.

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Speaker 2: Look, I would if I had my brothers, I would

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Speaker 2: have spent the whole eight Bloc today making fun of

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Speaker 2: that idiot John Cornyan who's up for a primary next

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Speaker 2: year Texas.

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Speaker 1: Maybe get out and vote someone out for once. It's

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Speaker 9: I'd like to refer to an AP story Associated Press

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Speaker 9: dated March twenty first, twenty twenty five. The title of

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Speaker 9: the article is Western officials say Russia is behind a

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Speaker 9: campaign of sabotage across Europe. This AP map shows it.

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Speaker 1: This Chairman, I'd like to ask unanimous consent that's being

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Speaker 1: made part of the record. With that objection.

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Speaker 9: The document that AP compiled, and I presume this is

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Speaker 9: through open sources documented fifty nine incidents including cyber attacks,

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Speaker 9: spread propaganda, plotting, killings, or committing acts of vandalism, arson,

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Speaker 8: Senator, I haven't seen that specific article, but I can

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Speaker 8: confirm that we assess Russia's attempts to conduct such sabotage

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Speaker 1: That man is a United States Senator from Texas.

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Speaker 2: Stephen Yates. Stephen, the Black Sea sounds amazing. I wonder

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Speaker 2: On a macro level, Western Powers have wanted the Crimean

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Speaker 2: Stephen, the details matter and things like this, and obviously

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Speaker 10: It's unclear how any of this would work. Really, what

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Speaker 10: It does. But what it does is it leaves things

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Speaker 5: Where do you draw lines?

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Speaker 10: And it may be that Russia claims sovereignty and Ukraine

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Speaker 2: Stephen, We're going to shift gears to well, kind of

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Speaker 1: For US chips.

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Speaker 2: I'm sure that as I'm sure they want our protection

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Speaker 10: Well, it's definitely the case that China has been practicing

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Speaker 10: But we've i think had I think bad inertia for

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Speaker 10: Well, the first round of tariffs were interestingly linked to, hey, China,

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Speaker 1: But clearly the.

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Speaker 10: Best way forward is for us to have a really

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Speaker 2: Finally, Greenland, this is not just you know, social media fodder.

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Speaker 10: This has been one of the most fantastical bolts from

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Speaker 10: are serious resources and if we don't have this kind

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Speaker 10: be Denmark keeping them safe from Chinese or other encroachment

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Speaker 10: on those resources or access.

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Speaker 1: To the pole.

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Speaker 10: And so I think it's a much more serious issue

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Speaker 10: than was thought of a year or two ago, or

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Speaker 5: Trump first term.

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Speaker 10: And boy, I can't tell you how it's gonna land,

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Speaker 10: but politically, if I was a resident of Greenland, I'd

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Speaker 10: like that deal that's being offered.

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Speaker 1: Too. Stephen thank you, sir. I appreciate it. All right.

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Speaker 2: Let's gets you a good night's sleep. There's just nothing

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Speaker 2: like starting your day when those eyes open up and

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Speaker 2: all day. You know you can have that. It's right

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Speaker 2: it's natural, and when you wake up you feel good

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Speaker 2: instead of groggy. You one up to forty percent off

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Speaker 2: Shopbeam dot com slash Jesse Kelly, we'll be back.

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Speaker 1: All right. Let's talk about the good and the bad

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Speaker 1: of draining the swamp.

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Speaker 2: And if it seems like it's two steps forward, one

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Speaker 2: step back, well just know that that's kind of how

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Speaker 2: it's designed. That's how a corrupt criminal organization known as

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Speaker 2: the United States Government, that's how it functions. Frankly, it

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Speaker 2: functions usually as one step forward, two steps back. The

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Speaker 2: system exists to protect itself. This gigantic, evil bureaucracy of

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Speaker 2: criminals we have running the United States of America is

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Speaker 2: not simply going to give away power. It's an organized

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Speaker 2: crime organization, just like the cartels, just like the Italian mafia.

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Speaker 2: They will do whatever they have to do to protect

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Speaker 2: the organization, to protect themselves. So let's talk about the

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Speaker 2: new CDC director, doctor Susan Monaez. First of all, she's

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Speaker 2: the acting cdcterct All right, she's the cdcterric. But you

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Speaker 2: probably saw a ton of things out there online of

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Speaker 2: her saying today about wearing masks.

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Speaker 1: And things like that.

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Speaker 2: If you've been paying attention, you saw all kinds of

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Speaker 2: that that did not.

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Speaker 1: Come from doctor Susan Monorez. It did not.

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Speaker 2: Those things came from the CDC director account before she

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Speaker 2: took the account over.

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Speaker 1: So just let me.

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Speaker 2: Caution you with taking whatever you see.

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Speaker 1: Online and running with it.

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Speaker 2: That's not actually what she said, but she's said other things.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 2: First of all, keep in mind rumor has it that

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Speaker 2: Senator Collins Senator Cassidy, two of the biggest losers in

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Speaker 2: the United States Senate, both Republicans, of course, that they

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Speaker 2: torpedo Trump's original Now so this is his backup choice.

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Speaker 2: His backup choice does have some troubling things on camera.

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Speaker 11: Know that during the COVID experience, there were challenges and

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Speaker 11: limitations about having clinical trials accessible to the entire patient population,

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Speaker 11: and there was you know, challenges that were overcome over time.

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Speaker 11: But we don't want to be put in that place again.

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Speaker 11: So that's where we started from.

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Speaker 5: But as we were.

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Speaker 11: Thinking about it from the our age perspective, what can

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Speaker 11: we do to ensure that at Steady State, not just

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Speaker 11: in response to a pandemic, but at Steady State, that

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Speaker 11: we have an open and inclusive and all fully benefiting

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Speaker 11: clinical trial network so.

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Speaker 12: That we can ensure that.

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Speaker 11: It's equitable, that it's accessible, that that it isn't just

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Speaker 11: skewed towards a demographic or geographic or a patient population,

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Speaker 11: but we actually have an inclusive clinical trial network.

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Speaker 1: Do you know what you just heard.

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Speaker 2: That's equitable, it's inclusive, it's you know what you deserved,

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Speaker 2: it's all KMMI language.

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Speaker 1: Those are all commy buzzwords.

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Speaker 2: And now that woman is taking over an organization that

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Speaker 2: went from maximum credibility pre COVID to now when you

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Speaker 2: mention CDC to people, you get a sneer because it

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Speaker 2: turned into an evil to randical communist organization that destroyed

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Speaker 2: your freedom and wrecked this country. The swamp's not draining

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Speaker 2: with somebody like this. You know what you heard? All right,

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Speaker 2: that's the bad. Let's talk about the good, shall we?

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Speaker 2: FEMA another one of these evil criminal organizations that shouldn't

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Speaker 2: exist anymore. Christy Nome sounds like she might make that happen.

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Speaker 12: We don want to thank the Secretary of Defense and

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Speaker 12: the Navy for all of their help and partnership too.

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Speaker 12: We do operations together because they're obvious. Maybe warships are

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Speaker 12: in certain regions, but our cutters are faster and can

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Speaker 12: work together in a partnership. That's securing America. And we're

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Speaker 12: going to eliminate FEMA. So we've got a lot to do,

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Speaker 12: but it's all good, and we're working hard and we're

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Speaker 12: going to make sure that we're continuing to do exactly.

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Speaker 1: What you promised. Right. Sounds good.

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Speaker 2: Ali Henro Majorcis was the former head of DHS. Ale

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Speaker 2: Hondro Majorcis did so many tremendously evil things in this country.

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Speaker 2: Ale Hondro Majorcis just got his classified material access security clearance.

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Speaker 2: He just got that yanked away from him. Remember that's

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Speaker 2: not a small thing. It's a big thing. His secret

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Speaker 2: Service protection's gone, as security clearance is gone, he got

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Speaker 2: stripped of all the wonderful little privileges, all the little

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Speaker 2: goodies these people get for themselves, and that's how they

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Speaker 2: make money.

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 2: Hey, look at me, I'm a big shot with Secret

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Speaker 2: Service protection.

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Speaker 1: Look at me.

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Speaker 2: I have access to these secret documents. Trump continues to

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Speaker 2: take these things away from these lifelong criminals. Is it enough,

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Speaker 2: of course not. Alejandro Mayorcus presided over the invasion of

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Speaker 2: the United States of America by roughly twenty million foreigners,

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Speaker 2: many of whom complete savages who've raped and murdered Americans,

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Speaker 2: and Alejandro Mayorcus facilitated it. So taking away his Secret

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Speaker 2: Service protection or his security clearance is not near enough,

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Speaker 2: of course, But it is at least some sort of

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Speaker 2: a start. I mean, the guy not only committed these crimes,

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Speaker 2: he's going around the school is bragging about what he did.

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Speaker 1: I am very proud of what we did do.

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Speaker 3: I would have liked to have a wrestled with the

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Speaker 3: question of communication and narration.

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Speaker 1: Some more.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just communication of course, the Communist loves to

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Speaker 2: do that. Whenever he's caught doing something in humanly evil,

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Speaker 2: which he's always doing something in humanly evil. Whatever the

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Speaker 2: American people chafe against his evil plans, he will always, always,

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Speaker 2: always talk about, well, you just don't understand what I'm doing.

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Speaker 2: Maybe I could have communicated it better. No, no, no,

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Speaker 2: no, no no, you communicated it just fine. You're a lifelong

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Speaker 2: open borders loser and you did what you did because

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Speaker 2: you're an evil demon. All right, all right, let's talk

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Speaker 2: to Julie Kelly next.

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Speaker 13: We're not going to allow this mass deportation. Our state policy,

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Speaker 13: our state law does not allow for us, our state

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Speaker 13: police to be involved in those situations. Now, what we

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Speaker 13: have are some renegade counties in New York because individual

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Speaker 13: counties can sign a packed with ICE, and we have

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Speaker 13: a lot of them, some on Long Island, some in

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Speaker 13: upstate New York where there's different political views. They are

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Speaker 13: cooperating with their local police departments.

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Speaker 2: But what I control is.

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Speaker 13: The state police, and they will not cooperate in that.

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Speaker 2: Tried to tell you this was all coming. This is

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Speaker 2: our problem. This is our obstacle. One of the obstacles

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Speaker 2: with mass deportation. Half the states in this country are

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Speaker 2: run by filthy communists who want the country full of

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Speaker 2: rapists and murderers. Joining me now, the Great Julie Kelly,

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Speaker 2: her substack is declassified. Julie. Look, they're not afraid to

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Speaker 2: put this stuff on camera. It doesn't matter that it's

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Speaker 2: a losing political issue. They will run to the camera

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Speaker 2: and brag all day long about all the barbarians they're

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Speaker 2: going to keep from deportation.

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Speaker 14: It's just really insane, and especially not just these Democrat

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Speaker 14: elected officials. Of course we expect it from people like

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Speaker 14: Kathy Hochel, but when you have federal judges, especially in

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Speaker 14: the nation's capital, and as you know, Jesse, this is

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Speaker 14: one of the big issues that I've been following this

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Speaker 14: ACLU lawsuit that was filed on behalf of illegal Venezuelans

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Speaker 14: who the government, the Trump administration has identified as being

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Speaker 14: members of Trende Aragua, a very dangerous, destructive, deadly multinational cartel.

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Speaker 14: These thousands of them smuggled into the United States during

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Speaker 14: the Biden regime. And now you have a federal judge

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Speaker 14: who is not only put a halt to those deportation flights,

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Speaker 14: sending these illegal Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador. He

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Speaker 14: is grilling the Department of Justice and insisting that these

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Speaker 14: illegals have some sort of due process rights that the

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Speaker 14: Trump administration the DHI are violating. So, you know, I

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Speaker 14: was talking to a man recently. He is from Paraguay,

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Speaker 14: and he said, Americans just do not understand how dangerous

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Speaker 14: this TDA cartel is. And clearly people like Kathy Hochel

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Speaker 14: and Judge Bossberg and others don't as well.

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Speaker 2: This Judge Bossburg has quite an interesting family situation and

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Speaker 2: an interesting background. You think, almost doesn't seem like an

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Speaker 2: honest broker to.

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Speaker 1: Me, Julie.

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Speaker 14: Right. Shockingly, here is Judge Bossberg. Jeb Bosberg right there.

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Speaker 14: Not only was he the former chief judge of the

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Speaker 14: Piza Court when it was attempting successfully to infiltrate and

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Speaker 14: spy on Donald Trump and his campaign. But yes, to

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Speaker 14: your point, I believe his wife, his sister, maybe his

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Speaker 14: daughter are tied to nonprofits that directly aid a legal immigrants. So,

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Speaker 14: just like so many judges in Washington, Jesse, you and

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Speaker 14: I talked about this related to the J six case,

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Speaker 14: and of course the two federal criminal indictments against the president.

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Speaker 14: These judges have all been their Washington Beltway lifers. Their

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Speaker 14: family members are as well. They're all tied to the

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Speaker 14: government or this democratic lawfair apparatus, and Jeb Blosberg is

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Speaker 14: just one example of that. But he is a highly

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Speaker 14: partisan Obama appointed judge and now he's doing whatever he

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Speaker 14: can to undermine what is strictly the president's purview, and

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Speaker 14: that is creating immigration policy, foreign policy, diplomatic policy that

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Speaker 14: this judge, single handedly, without authority, unchecked, wants to undermine

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Speaker 14: and at the same time risk the security and safety

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Speaker 14: of the American public.

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Speaker 2: Truly, I know you have wonderful sources. What are you

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Speaker 2: hearing out of the Trump administration about all this? Because

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Speaker 2: you know, pointing out the unjustin this is fine, right,

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Speaker 2: I get to do that, and you get to do that.

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Speaker 2: But we need the Trump administration to save the country.

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Speaker 2: And are they just going to abide by these judges'

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Speaker 2: rules that the Supreme Court's not going to step in

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Speaker 2: and clearly they're in no hurry to do so what's

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Speaker 2: the plan.

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Speaker 14: That's such a good question, Jesse. And of course everyone

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Speaker 14: frustrated but not necessarily surprised at the inaction and cowardice

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Speaker 14: of the Supreme Court at this point. But look, Judge Bossberg,

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Speaker 14: and I've written about this is attempting to create a

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Speaker 14: contempt trap for the Trump administration, claiming and insisting that

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Speaker 14: they misled him and that they did not abide by

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Speaker 14: his instantaneous temporary restraining orders on these flights that he

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Speaker 14: issued on March fifteenth. So he's still trying to dig

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Speaker 14: into the details of those flights, set up a contempt

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Speaker 14: trap for whom I don't know, a DOJ attorney, one

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Speaker 14: of the top cabinet officials. I mean, there's nothing standing

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Speaker 14: in his way. And so the Trump Department of Justice,

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Speaker 14: I know, is frustrated that they have to devote all

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Speaker 14: of this time and resources to fighting these lawsuits. How

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Speaker 14: many are there now, I think close to more than

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Speaker 14: five dozen. So this is time and resources that, as

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Speaker 14: you know, Jesse, they wanted to allocate to other investigations.

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Speaker 14: They wanted to devote to shoring up at the border

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Speaker 14: and kicking out these illegals to a drug trafficking You

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Speaker 14: saw FBI Director Cash Battel talk about that today during

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Speaker 14: the Senate Intelligence hearing. And so this is really hamstringing

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Speaker 14: the Department of Justice and FBI and other departments quite

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Speaker 14: frankly from doing what they want to do. It's more

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Speaker 14: wasted time. We saw this during the Trump administration. That

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Speaker 14: was the whole purpose of Special Counsel Robert Muller, who's

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Speaker 14: successfully hamstrung the first half of Trump's first administration. And

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Speaker 14: now you have these organizations, labor organizations ACLU, working hand

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Speaker 14: in glove with these federal judges to delay and thwart

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Speaker 14: as much as they can of the president's agenda once again.

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Speaker 2: Julie Fatima Goss Graves is a name many people are

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Speaker 2: familiar with courtesy of you.

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Speaker 1: She's the wife of Matthew Graves.

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Speaker 2: Give us a little recap, shall or please give us

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Speaker 2: a little recap on this couple from Hell and what

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Speaker 2: Fatima has been up through recently.

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Speaker 14: They are the couple of Hell. Of course, there's lots

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Speaker 14: of couples from how in Washington, d C. But this

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Speaker 14: has to be towards the top of the list. So

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Speaker 14: Matthew Graves, the DCUs attorney who was appointed by Joe Biden.

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Speaker 14: He presided over not only all of the j six prosecutions,

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Speaker 14: but also, as you recall, refuse to partner with Special

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Speaker 14: Counsel David Weiss in his investigation into Hunter Biden's tax

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Speaker 14: crimes committed in Washington, d C. There is Matthew Graves

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Speaker 14: right there, so more importantly, his wife, Fatima Goth's Graves

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Speaker 14: runs a very profitable, powerful radical left wing non profit

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Speaker 14: in Washington worth ninety to one hundred million dollars every year.

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Speaker 14: There she is that she raises. She was at the

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Speaker 14: Biden White House at least forty times during the Biden administration.

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Speaker 14: I reported on that as well. But it appears that

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Speaker 14: now she is part of this coalition planning these demonstrations

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Speaker 14: across the country against the president and against Elon Musk.

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Speaker 14: And I'm not sure if this is tied to what

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Speaker 14: they are doing at these dealerships or what they're planning

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Speaker 14: to do at Tesla dealerships, but certainly her organization and

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Speaker 14: she herself is a big part of this. She also

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Speaker 14: is part of the coalition to try to force Clarence

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Speaker 14: Thomas to resign, and of course that's not going to happen.

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Speaker 14: So now she has turned her sites and her influence

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Speaker 14: in all of her money big donors, big corporations, big

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Speaker 14: law firms, etc. Who donate to her National Women's Legal

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Speaker 14: Law Center, and now she is taking him at the

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Speaker 14: Trump administration again, and now Elon Musk as well.

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Speaker 2: Julie, have you gotten any indication I've heard the talk

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Speaker 2: from Pambonni or whatnot. Have you gotten any indications so

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Speaker 2: far that there are going to be government people with

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Speaker 2: handcuffs on. I know about the FBI's most wanted that's good,

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Speaker 2: I got all that, But I'm talking about criminals inside

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Speaker 2: of the United States government, even ones who just left

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Speaker 2: the United States government.

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Speaker 1: Have we heard or gotten any kind.

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Speaker 2: Of a sniff that there's going to be some kind

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Speaker 2: of real accountability there.

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Speaker 14: I truly believe that there will be. Jesse, and I

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Speaker 14: do think that this is another purpose of all of

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Speaker 14: this law there is to take them off put them

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Speaker 14: on their heels where they have to spend time and

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Speaker 14: resources fighting all of these lawsuits. But of course Pambonni

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Speaker 14: did announce on day one the Weaponization Working Group that

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Speaker 14: she has DCUs attorney the new one, Ed Martin, also

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Speaker 14: investigating how prosecutors handle J six cases, including the unlawful

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Speaker 14: use of fifteen twelve too that obstruction felony brought against

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Speaker 14: more than three hundred J six ers and the president

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Speaker 14: as well. And we know that the top DOJ officials

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Speaker 14: and the FBI are looking into thousands of FBI employees

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Speaker 14: who had their dirty, grubby myths on J six close

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Speaker 14: to one thy six hundred before the case was closed.

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Speaker 14: All of those investigations and prosecutions. Now, there's a lot

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Speaker 14: of work to be done. I know there's frustration on

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Speaker 14: our side. I see it that no one yet has

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Speaker 14: been charged and arrested, but it does take time to

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Speaker 14: build these cases. And once again, unfortunately, and we sort

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Speaker 14: of saw this with the climate slush fund City Bank,

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Speaker 14: they still are going to have to go to DC

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Speaker 14: magistrate judges and others to try to get grand jury

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Speaker 14: preceding subpoenas and indictments. That is going to be a

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Speaker 14: tough problem for the administration. We don't know if they've

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Speaker 14: already sought criminal charges or indictments against any government employees

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Speaker 14: that were turned down that we saw in that Climate

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Speaker 14: slash fund investigation, and DOJ finally had to do it

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Speaker 14: on its own. So this is another one hundred and

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Speaker 14: eighty degree angle of what these judges are doing in

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Speaker 14: Washington to support the President's agenda. On the other hand,

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Speaker 14: they can have act as a very powerful interference in

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Speaker 14: investigations and prosecutions in Washington against government employees in that city.

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Speaker 1: July, Thank you, ma'am. As always, I appreciate you. Lighten

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Speaker 1: the mood.

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Speaker 2: Next, all right, it's time to lighten the mood. And

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Speaker 2: I just can't get enough of Jasmine Crockett. Everyone gets

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Speaker 2: mad at Jasmine Crockett all the time because she's always

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Speaker 2: out there running her mouth saying something dumb. I absolutely

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Speaker 2: love it. What's that old napole in line? Never interrupt

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Speaker 2: your enemy when he's making a mistake. Here you have

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Speaker 2: this insanely ambitious politician from Texas who is rising in popularity.

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Speaker 2: Every day she wakes up, you know, she does. She

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Speaker 2: throws on her weave and she looks at social media

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Speaker 2: and sees she's gaining a bunch of followers in notoriety

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Speaker 2: and it's like a drug. At this point in time,

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Speaker 2: she just can't get enough of it. Now, that's the

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Speaker 2: good news for Jasmine Crockett. The good news for you.

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Speaker 2: The good news for me is every single time this

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Speaker 2: woman talks GOP, voter registration goes up nationally. Here she

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Speaker 2: was again today with another winner.

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Speaker 15: Because we and these hot ass Texas streets. Honey, y'all

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Speaker 15: know we got Governor hot Wheels down there, Come on now,

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Speaker 15: and the only thing hot about him is that he

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Speaker 15: is a hot ass mess honey. So so yes, yes, all.

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Speaker 1: Mad about that?

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Speaker 2: Why don't get offended by the things these people say,

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Speaker 2: Governor hot wheel not offended at all. I think it's fantastic.

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Speaker 2: I think she should go out there and say those

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Speaker 2: exact same words every single day.

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Speaker 1: We'll be back