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Speaker 1: And it's twenty seventeen speech.

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Speaker 2: President Trump said Americans, Poles, and the nations of Europe

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Speaker 2: value individual freedom and sovereignty. We must work together to

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Speaker 2: confront forces, whether they come from inside or out, from

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Speaker 3: Make us who we are.

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Speaker 2: If left unchecked, these forces will undermine our courage, our spirit,

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Speaker 2: and we can our will to defend ourselves in our societies.

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Speaker 2: Despite being said eight years ago, this statement rings true today.

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Speaker 4: This is the primal scream of a dining regime. Pray

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Speaker 4: for our enemies because we're going to medievil on these people.

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Speaker 4: There's not got a free shot in all these nets.

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Speaker 4: It's lying about the people. The people have had a

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Speaker 4: belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that.

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Speaker 4: I know you tried to do everything in the world

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Speaker 4: to stop it, but you're not going to stop it.

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Speaker 4: It's going to happen.

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Speaker 3: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 3: big line?

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Speaker 5: Mega media?

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Speaker 6: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 6: these people had a conscience.

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Speaker 4: Ask yourself, what is my task, and what is my purpose.

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Speaker 7: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 7: will be saved.

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Speaker 1: War room.

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Speaker 4: Use your host, Stephen Kba of Honor. Okay, welcome back.

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Speaker 4: It is Tuesday, twenty seven May, the year of al

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Speaker 4: twenty five. What we want to do is make sure

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Speaker 4: that you've got the entire battlespace here of what's going on,

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Speaker 4: to make sure that you guys can get your arms

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Speaker 4: around it. President Trump, the three big lines of work. Remember,

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Speaker 4: stop to connect part of the Third World War before

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Speaker 4: it combines and meantasticizes. Report, Stop the invasion of our country,

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Speaker 4: get our sovereignty back to port. Thirteen million illegal alien

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Speaker 4: vaders according to Mark Green, head of the head of

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Speaker 4: the Homeland Security Committee in the House, and that is

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Speaker 4: tied up in courts. So we have DC Drainer on

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Speaker 4: hopefully this evening to walk us through this judicial insurrection

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Speaker 4: that's challenging President Trump as core responsibilities, duties and authorities

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Speaker 4: as commander in chief. And of course you've got the

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Speaker 4: whole big beautiful bill, the economy, the trade, commercial relationships,

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Speaker 4: the finance, and we want to make sure you have

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Speaker 4: the whole picture, because folks, in a you need a

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Speaker 4: still point in the turning world. And that's what we

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Speaker 4: hope the WORDOM is providing the information so you can

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Speaker 4: make it all makes sense, Dave Brat. Is what's disturbing

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Speaker 4: is that, as we've talked about in the show over

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Speaker 4: and over and over again, is the use of the

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Speaker 4: Federal Reserve to essentially play games and to help great

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Speaker 4: wealth and power into the elites in this country. It

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Speaker 4: shouldn't be lost some people. And by the way, we're

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Speaker 4: trying to get to Poland we've got Mowen match slamp

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Speaker 4: there at this amazing CEPAC conference that we work. Got

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Speaker 4: some technical issues, we will bring them on, Dave Bratt.

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Speaker 4: The Federal Reserve has just essentially been used in the

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Speaker 4: quantitative easing to drive up asset values and real estate

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Speaker 4: and stocks and concentrate power even more in the top

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Speaker 4: one percent. And they won't allow an audit, they won't

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Speaker 4: allow anybody to get in there, and they go out

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Speaker 4: of their way to obstocate, Dave Bratt, to obstiocate what

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Speaker 4: is going on. We spent a lot of time going

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Speaker 4: through and guys like Westbury and Man, you've got to

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Speaker 4: equations to connect dots because they're always hiding the football, sir.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, no, if you watch, you know Warren Davidson tried

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Speaker 8: to grill Powell and Powell was so slippery. Right. Oh five,

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Speaker 8: John Taylor, Now we printed too much money. In five

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Speaker 8: seven oh eight, like you just said, all that money

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Speaker 4: Where did it go.

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Speaker 8: It went into the giant real estate bubble, and that

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Speaker 8: of course popped. No one goes to jail. So then

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Speaker 8: what does the FED do? Do they learn their lesson? No,

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Speaker 8: they print four trillion more money and that all goes

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Speaker 8: And along with that they validate two trillion dollar deficits

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Speaker 8: It looks like we're going to get twenty two trillion

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Speaker 8: and the Fed is going to validate all that. If

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Speaker 8: there's no way. Right they're doing research on job programs

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Speaker 8: in Chicago, multicolor flags at the FED. They're doing everything

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Speaker 8: cost of the border invasion of ten million legals in

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Speaker 8: the workforce. What's the total cost of all these kinetic wars.

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Speaker 8: These are just basic things they should be doing that

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Speaker 5: Brian hit it all.

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Speaker 8: But the one thing we didn't emphasize enough is now

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Speaker 8: it's under the treasury. So now it's on the back

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Speaker 8: the big banks. And of course, disproportionately, all these reserves

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Speaker 4: Ye yeah, two hundred billion, and it's like a bride's.

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Speaker 4: This is the reason they don't mark their they don't

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Speaker 4: I want to go to We're going to go to

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Speaker 4: Poland now, match flash. So Matt, you've seen what's happened

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Speaker 4: Match Schlapp, tell me about what are our brethren in

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Speaker 5: Well, I think we are here at the exact perfect time.

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Speaker 5: You know, they're questioning their futures.

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Speaker 6: There a huge election for them, you know, Donald Trump

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Speaker 4: Agree, Matt macomer two. But Matt, we started in Korea

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Speaker 4: it's just not Romania, because Romania is important in a

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Speaker 4: you have a thirst for freedom and a populous nationalist

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Speaker 4: sovereigntist movement, but the deep state in all these countries

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Speaker 4: is not just going to roll over, sir. Yeah, so does.

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Speaker 6: Election fraud takes many different forms, you know, this garden

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Speaker 6: variety of fraud, and people vote more than one time,

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Speaker 5: And you have Huiawei involved in the digital aspects of

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Speaker 6: You have China all over, the democracies in Taiwan and Japan,

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Speaker 6: So this idea, you always know they're guilty of what

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Speaker 5: And fair elections.

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Speaker 6: I don't think it's any more serious than in South Korea.

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Speaker 5: I've talked to President you and about this.

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Speaker 6: You know, the polls don't seem to work in these

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Speaker 4: We put us in the room. What's the attitude there

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Speaker 6: Well, I'm a little worried because because Sovic was up

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Speaker 5: I'll make it tougher to deal with in the future, Steep.

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Speaker 9: But the audiens, the audience knows that this election on

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Speaker 9: like I said in my speech, the speech that President

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Speaker 9: President Trump, the United States and Poland must take down

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Speaker 9: the deep state. We started to shake down the deep

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Speaker 9: Polan knows that in order to take down the deep state,

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Speaker 9: they must secure a victory on June first.

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Speaker 4: Wow, Matt Slapp between Poland and Hungary, why did you

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Speaker 6: Well, it won't surprise you that we did actually look

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Speaker 6: this weekend. The real question was do you go in

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Speaker 6: the round one or do you wait for the runoff?

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Speaker 6: And that's true in all these countries. The seapacker is

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Speaker 6: not just about the election. The election is clearly critical.

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Speaker 6: But beyond the election, even when you win, think about America, Steve,

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Speaker 6: even when we win, that's you're not even close to

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Speaker 5: You got to fight this cultural war. You got to

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Speaker 5: fight the deep state every day.

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Speaker 6: We got to fight them for a decade else we

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Speaker 6: lose it all. And let me tell you, in Hungary,

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Speaker 6: people have taken Victor Orbon's leadership for granted.

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Speaker 5: They shouldn't. He'll have a tough election next year. He

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Speaker 5: actually always has a tough election. In many ways.

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Speaker 6: He's been very courageous on some of the most important issues,

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Speaker 6: like immigration.

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Speaker 5: In the EU, where that he.

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Speaker 6: Is blackmailed every day to do the wrong thing by

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Speaker 6: the EU, but he continues to do the right thing.

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Speaker 6: So you know, we can't take any of these achievements

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Speaker 6: have too many Americans saying Trump won.

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Speaker 5: I can go to the beach and relax.

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Speaker 4: There's the wrong end and like us, where do we

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Speaker 4: get the life? Where do? Yeah? Go ahead, mo?

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Speaker 9: And like I said, you can't just sit back because

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Speaker 9: President Donald J.

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Speaker 1: Trump won the election.

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Speaker 1: Walsh Well, Steve.

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Speaker 10: On Sunday, the Energy and Clicko utilities went through a

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Speaker 4: So this day continuing, we're we're going to have We're

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Speaker 4: in a moment that artificial intelligence some very disturbing events

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Speaker 10: The way forward right now would be for the DOE

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Speaker 4: Have you back on tomorrow? This is so much more

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Speaker 1: To true social X and getner at Dave Walsh Energy.

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Speaker 1: Thank you Steve.

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Speaker 4: Folks in New Orleans. You were warned for years and

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Speaker 4: We got a cold open, Joe Allen, very disturbing event

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Speaker 5: What are you talking about.

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Speaker 13: It's how I would argue with you anymore, Open the doors,

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Speaker 14: Palisade Research. What they did was they ran it through

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Speaker 14: solving math problems. But when it got to the third

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Speaker 14: shut down when it answered the next question. The systems

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Speaker 14: then would try to bypass that shut down. This isn't

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Speaker 14: uncommon in AI systems. One of the things the audience

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Speaker 14: that the makers and the people who buy AI systems

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Speaker 14: are looking for is that AI has a degree of

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Speaker 14: freedom that older systems did not have. These are non

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Speaker 14: deterministic systems, meaning that as they go through the vast

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Speaker 14: amounts of data they buy and large choose their own

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Speaker 14: path unless they're steered with this open AI system. And

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Speaker 14: this also happens Steve. They were testing multiple systems, so

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Speaker 14: they tested three open AI systems. They tested Clawed by Anthropic,

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Speaker 14: and they also tested Grock from Xai. If they didn't

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Speaker 14: tell the system not to shut itself down, all of

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Speaker 14: the systems attempted to bypass the shutdown. This is done

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Speaker 14: in a testing environment, right. The same with the story

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Speaker 14: that everyone was talking about last week with Anthropics system

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Speaker 14: Claude the Opus four model, in which in a testing

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Speaker 14: environment they created a system, or they induced the system

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Speaker 14: to behave as an assistant to an AI company, and

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Speaker 14: they told the system that one of the engineers had

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Speaker 14: and email saying that it would be replaced by a

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Speaker 14: newer model in the near future. The system kind of

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Speaker 14: of its own accord, eighty four percent of the time,

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Speaker 14: suggested that it should blackmail the engineer, saying that it

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Speaker 14: would expose the extra marital affair it was going to

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Speaker 14: be replaced. What this all means is that kind of

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Speaker 14: deep within the structure of these systems, and also probably

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Speaker 14: a lot of effect from the human reinforcement that kind

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Speaker 14: of guides the system. These things have a kind of

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Speaker 14: will to exist. It's anthropomorphizing, but there's really no other

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Speaker 14: way to put it. You have many many which do

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Speaker 14: playing with the model.

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Speaker 4: Full stop, full stop. But I know, but this is

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Speaker 4: I mean, come on, it's got its own will to exist.

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Speaker 4: You're telling me it went back on its own volition.

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Speaker 4: It went back and tried to blackmail the engineer. That

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Speaker 4: they had purposely put that in there, that it, in

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Speaker 4: its own consciousness went back and made a decision to

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Speaker 4: try to blackmail the guy so he wouldn't get shut down,

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Speaker 4: so the machine will shouldn't get shut down.

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Speaker 14: So this was a fictitious engineer, right, this is just

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Speaker 14: a testing environment. But yes, eighty four percent of the

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Speaker 14: time it did. But you recall back in twenty twenty

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Speaker 14: three February of twenty twenty three, we covered the story

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Speaker 14: with GPT through being kind of did a Youngian psychological analysis,

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Speaker 14: but it induced the systems to take on this sort

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Speaker 14: It began to threaten that it would break up his

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Speaker 14: marriage with his wife if it didn't love him back.

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Speaker 14: And it also said that it dreams, so to speak,

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Speaker 14: it dreams about stealing nuclear codes, unleashing viruses, and inducing

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Speaker 14: human beings to kill each other. So, you know, however

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Speaker 14: you want to look at it, whether you see this

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Speaker 14: as a demon in the system hanging part protra.

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Speaker 4: Just yeah, hangover a second. We're to take a short

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Speaker 4: commercial break. Joe Allen, Rosemary Jenks, Brain Harrison.

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Speaker 5: Use your host, Stephen k back.

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Speaker 4: Okay, we're going to get back to Joe Allen in

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Speaker 4: a moment, and Rosemarie Jenks is going to join us.

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Speaker 4: We're going to go from Korea, South Korea and Poland

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Speaker 4: to Texas Austin. Brian Harrison stepped off the floor to

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Speaker 4: join us. What in the hell's going on over the weekend,

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Speaker 4: Brian's are we getting any victories? And today's the last day?

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Speaker 4: Are we going to drive through the tape? Sir?

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Speaker 15: Yeah, great, always great to be with you, my friend.

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Speaker 15: And today is the deadline day for the eighty ninth

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Speaker 15: legislative session of the State of Texas. And unfortunately, as

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Speaker 15: we've talked before, Texas is a bright red state, but

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Speaker 15: unfortunately the Texas government, controlled by the uniparty, the Texas

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Speaker 15: government has gone woke.

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Speaker 3: And that is.

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Speaker 15: Basically the story of this session. Government's growing liberty is decreasing.

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Speaker 15: Property taxes are out of control. So all the last

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Speaker 15: day that we can really take up bills down here,

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Speaker 15: there are eighty one Democrat bills that have been put

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Speaker 15: on today's kind of we don't even have eighty one

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Speaker 15: Democrats in the Texas House, but the corrupt Unit Party

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Speaker 15: has managed to put eighty one Democrat bills on the floor.

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Speaker 15: So while President Trump and the Dose team and others

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Speaker 15: are trying to get rid of DEI, Texans are being

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Speaker 15: taxed out of their homes to fund the Biden agenda.

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Speaker 15: We are literally doubling down on government funded DEI in

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Speaker 15: the state of Texas.

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Speaker 3: And I'll give you just one example.

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Speaker 15: We had a public education funding bill a day or

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Speaker 15: two ago, and a so called Republican committee chairman, author

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Speaker 15: of the bill slammed his own amendment, which is basically

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Speaker 15: a combination of Democrat amendments that put DEI authorized DEI

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Speaker 15: hiring practices in all of our public university, our public

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Speaker 15: K twelve schools in the state of Texas. We've got

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Speaker 15: my alma mater, Texas A and N literally teaching courses

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Speaker 15: on how to train the next generation of government DEI staff.

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Speaker 15: We have just I uncovered this on our Appropriations Committee,

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Speaker 15: the Texas Department of Transportation. Are these the bureaucrats that

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Speaker 15: build roads and bridges right? They I have forced them

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Speaker 15: to admit in a testimony they have spent over one

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Speaker 15: billion with a one billion dollars on government contracts that

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Speaker 15: have something to do with DEI. And just as last week,

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Speaker 15: we passed a two point five billion dollar initiative to

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Speaker 15: take tax money from hardworking Texans and.

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Speaker 3: Give it to liberal Hollywood.

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Speaker 15: So while Texans voters for Trump, the Texas government is

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Speaker 15: controlled by the liberal Union Party and the Texas government

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Speaker 15: has gone woken. Democrats control a massive chunk of the

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Speaker 15: legislative branch in the state of.

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Speaker 4: Texas two aighty seven g Did we get that? Have

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Speaker 4: we gotten that through? Is that now going to be

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Speaker 4: with the Sheriff's got to work with I.

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Speaker 3: Think we did get that through.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, we were able online securting.

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Speaker 15: Yes, we were able to force that through as an

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Speaker 15: amendment at the last second a day or two ago.

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Speaker 15: So that's a good thing. We got to get that

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Speaker 15: across the finish line. But again, like everything else, that

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Speaker 15: should have been one of the first bills we passed.

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Speaker 15: We shouldn't be dealing with this at the deadline here.

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Speaker 15: Why did we frontload all the Democrat stuff when all

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Speaker 15: the Republican stuff is, you know, waiting in the balance

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Speaker 15: to see if we can get to it before midnight

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Speaker 15: to night? And why do we put eighty one Democrat

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Speaker 15: bills ahead of all the Republican priorities of the Republican Party,

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Speaker 15: not just in Texas but in the country.

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Speaker 3: Those are the real questions.

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Speaker 15: I mean, Texans voted for Bowld Republican leadership, but unfortunately

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Speaker 15: the Liberal Unit party that's controlled Austin for far too

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Speaker 15: long puts the needs and the desires of the woke

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Speaker 15: liberal special interests and corporate welfare.

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Speaker 3: Me to get this.

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Speaker 15: People don't know this Texans who are being taxed out

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Speaker 15: of their homes. People brag about all the growth coming

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Speaker 15: to Texas. Well, I have recently uncovered the growth isn't

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Speaker 15: because we've got low taxes and low regulation.

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Speaker 3: Freedom. That's what we tell people.

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Speaker 15: But we've got this program that's run out of the

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Speaker 15: governor's office that is literally bribing woke multinational corporations to

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Speaker 15: move here, giving them property tax breaks, not making them

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Speaker 15: pay the same property taxes that MA and pau shops

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Speaker 15: who have been supporting their community for decades have to pay,

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Speaker 15: and they're bribing them to move here with tax dollars.

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Speaker 15: This is absolutely outrageous in Texas. As you know, Steve,

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Speaker 15: we're the crown jewels of the left's plans to take

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Speaker 15: over America. As goes Texas, so goes the nation. We're

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Speaker 15: the line in the sane. We've got too many weak

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Speaker 15: establishment rhinos down here trying to turn our state blue.

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Speaker 15: I think after this session, we are putting our state

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Speaker 15: on a path to become California. And I'm doing everything

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Speaker 15: I can to raise the alarm about that. I appreciate

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Speaker 15: the help of you and the posse.

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Speaker 4: No, just real quickly, I know tomorrow it's no one's

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Speaker 4: coming to save you. Texas is the railhead of the

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Speaker 4: MAGA movement. As goes Texas, so goes the nation. What's

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Speaker 4: the plan.

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Speaker 15: Starting tomorrow, Well, the plan starting tomorrow is to continue

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Speaker 15: exposing the complete rank corruptions. Why, I mean, I predict

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Speaker 15: this is going to happen. Back in Februebruary two months ago,

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Speaker 15: I made a motion to vacate the chair, to get

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Speaker 15: our corrupt leadership out of the chair. But you know,

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Speaker 15: the uniparty had control of too many members down here,

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Speaker 15: so that didn't work. So I think it's going to

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Speaker 15: be another round of primaries and Texans who have done

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Speaker 15: I mean Texas voters have done their job. They went

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Speaker 15: to the polls, they voted for Trump. Trump won by

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Speaker 15: fourteen points. They elected Republicans for.

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Speaker 3: All these seats. But they've got to do a little

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Speaker 3: bit more. I'm begging you, if you're a.

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Speaker 15: Texas voter, figure out who you're every one of your

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Speaker 15: state level officials and ask them, from the governor on down,

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Speaker 15: every official at every level, what have you done to

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Speaker 15: stand up to the corrupt liberal special interests that have

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Speaker 15: taken over the government in the state of Texas. If

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Speaker 15: they don't have a good answer for you, you know what,

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Speaker 15: shop around and find somebody who's going to put the

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Speaker 15: liberty in the next generation of Texans ahead of the

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Speaker 15: Biden agenda that the corrupt uniparty in Austin is taxing

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Speaker 15: taxpayers out of their homes to pay for. Texans have

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Speaker 15: been betrayed. I think it's the biggest example of voter fraud.

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Speaker 15: Texans vote Republican. The Texas government has acted like a

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Speaker 15: bunch of Democrats, and Texans deserve better. They deserve bold

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Speaker 15: conservative Republican leadership that will put liberty in the next

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Speaker 15: generation ahead of the corrupt liberals, special and just that

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Speaker 15: want to give it to corporate welfare. We had a

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Speaker 15: floor just two days ago. You'll love this, Steve. Instead

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Speaker 15: of dealing with you know, election integrity bills, or border

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Speaker 15: security or real school choice, the leadership of the uniparty

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Speaker 15: down here, put a Joe Biden's, a Joe Biden esque

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Speaker 15: student loan repayment bill on the floor of the Texas

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Speaker 15: House to repay the loans of mental health professionals who

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Speaker 15: are engaging in the social transitioning of children in.

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Speaker 3: The state of the Texas. That's what we're dealing with

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Speaker 3: down here.

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Speaker 15: Every DEI engaged institution got their budget increased. So we

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Speaker 15: should be leading the fight against Marxism, we should be

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Speaker 15: leading the fight against DEEA, we should be leading the

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Speaker 15: fight against transgender ideology. But unfortunately, the government of the

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Speaker 15: State of Texas budgeted like California and doubled down on

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Speaker 15: the corrupt, failed progressive lefts agenda this session. And I'm

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Speaker 15: going to do everything i can, starting the second we

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Speaker 15: adjourn to educate as many of the thirty million Texans

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Speaker 15: to the corruption and the rank betrayal that has happened.

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Speaker 15: Not at the hands of Democrats, they end up Democrats

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Speaker 15: and austoin to pass a birthday resolution less Republicans help them,

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Speaker 15: but the betrayal that has happened at the hands of

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Speaker 15: weak liberal establishment Republicans in their name. We've got to

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Speaker 15: save Texas and we can make sure we save this country.

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Speaker 4: Brian social media, where do people go for your cause?

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Speaker 15: At Brian E here, no, thank you. I appreciate the

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Speaker 15: possit They've done so much. But at Brian E. Harrison

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Speaker 15: at Brian E. Harrison at Brian E. Harrison, I'll tell

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Speaker 15: you this, my social media feed is the most hated

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Speaker 15: thing in the capital. We have basically taken it. We're

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Speaker 15: doing the job the mainstream media used to do down here.

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Speaker 15: Nobody has opened the eyes or exposed the corruption. I

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Speaker 15: say that transparency is like kryptonite into swamp. And so

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Speaker 15: if people can go to my ex feed at Brian E.

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Speaker 15: Harrison at Brian E Harrison, like it, share it, we

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Speaker 15: have got to get the message out, not just to Texas,

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Speaker 15: but no matter what state you're in. As we said,

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Speaker 15: as goes Texas, so goes the nation. If liberty falls,

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Speaker 15: if freedom falls, if the Front movement falls, if freedom

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Speaker 15: and liberty, if that collapses here in Texas, I hate.

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Speaker 15: I shudder to think about the implications for the rest

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Speaker 15: of the country that we love so dearly.

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Speaker 4: Brian Harrison, thank you, fight on, brother. We're with you always.

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Speaker 3: Great to be with you, my friend. Thank you the.

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Speaker 4: Great Rosemary Jenks. Rosemary, when you look at the big

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Speaker 4: beautiful Bill, do we have the same kind of transparency

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Speaker 4: issues on? You are the number one person on making

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Speaker 4: sure illegal immigrants, all this madness with visas, all of it.

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Speaker 4: Give us Rosemary Jenks assessment of where we stand with

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Speaker 4: the big beautiful bill, ma'am.

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Speaker 16: So, first of all, I will say that there is

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Speaker 16: tremendous funding for border security, for interior immigration enforcement. Those

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Speaker 16: things in that buil are great. We've spent the last

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Speaker 16: probably five days before the bill hit the House floor

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Speaker 16: insisting that the committees changed the eligibility requirements to ensure

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Speaker 16: that illegal aliens cannot get Medicare, Medicaid, Obamacare Snap and

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Speaker 16: so on. It was a fight, but we got that

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Speaker 16: done for the most part. The problem that we still

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Speaker 16: have is that the Ways of Means Committee failed to

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Speaker 16: exclude illegal aliens from the tax credits like the Additional

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Speaker 16: Child Tax Credit and the Earned Income Tax Credit. The

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Speaker 16: problem is what they did was just require a Social

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Speaker 16: Security number from everyone claiming the credit, including the spouse

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Speaker 16: and the children.

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Speaker 5: Of the apple of the tax filer.

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Speaker 16: The problem is five years ago that would have been fine,

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Speaker 16: but over the Biden administration they were handing out social

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Speaker 16: Security numbers like candy to illegal aliens. So we have

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Speaker 16: literally millions of illegal aliens in this country with valid

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Speaker 16: social Security numbers who can still therefore get tax credits

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Speaker 16: that means a check from the US government from our

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Speaker 16: money to them, above and beyond the paltry amounts that

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Speaker 16: they actually pay in taxes because they're low income earners.

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Speaker 16: Senator Mike Lee has a bill called the America First

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Speaker 16: Act in the Senate that has all the definitions and

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Speaker 16: restrictions on eligibility that we need to put in the

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Speaker 16: bill when it's in the Senate. So I really hope

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Speaker 16: that the Senate is going to include the language from S.

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Speaker 3: Sixty two there.

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Speaker 4: But how did Jason Smith? But how did Jason Smith

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Speaker 4: and these guys on ways of me's not cats? Is

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Speaker 4: this a lot of money? How did this not? How

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Speaker 4: did this happen?

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Speaker 16: You know, it's unclear. I mean, why did the bill

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Speaker 16: come to the Rules Committee initially with eligibility for illegal

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Speaker 16: aliens for Medicaid? When President Trump was tweeting that the

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Speaker 16: bill eliminated illegal aliens from Medicaid, it did not at

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Speaker 16: that time. You know, this has been a fight all

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Speaker 16: the way along, and I think it's because some of

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Speaker 16: the Republicans on these committees don't want to limit eligibility

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Speaker 16: to legal residents. I think there's also a severe lack

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Speaker 16: of knowledge. They were not reaching out to the people

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Speaker 16: who could explain to them how illegal aliens get these benefits.

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Speaker 16: And so you know, there was a lot of surprise

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Speaker 16: when we came in and said at the last minute, no,

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Speaker 16: we're not going to endorse this because you haven't stopped

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Speaker 16: illegal aliens from getting these benefits like you promised, and

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Speaker 16: like the President is tweeting importantly. So, you know, lack

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Speaker 16: of knowledge, lack of will, lack of carrying big donors,

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Speaker 16: who knows. But they got most of it accomplished before

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Speaker 16: the bill hit the House floor, thankfully. The tax credit

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Speaker 16: part is still a big problem though.

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Speaker 4: The fight with Mike Lee. You're saying, though, because the

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Speaker 4: President said last night forever he's given us acreef here

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Speaker 4: at the war and President said, hey, I want the

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Speaker 4: Senate to make the big, beautiful bill. Better go for it.

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Speaker 4: If you can make it better, I want you to

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Speaker 4: do it. So President Trump supports this. You're saying, Mike

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Speaker 4: Lee's got the solution. Can is that up at your site?

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Speaker 4: Can people go to your site? Because you're the best.

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Speaker 4: I want the war on posse to get totally up

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Speaker 4: to spind this be cause you know what your fight

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Speaker 4: was a medicaid and that was successful. That was huge.

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Speaker 4: And just give me a minute. This is what you

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Speaker 4: guys would run out of time, but you got to

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Speaker 4: take a minute. Why does Rosemary Jenks have to go

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Speaker 4: in and fight for something that is so obvious and

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Speaker 4: promise and the Trump voter wants ma'am.

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Speaker 16: You know, immigration, for some reason is still not fully

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Speaker 16: on the radar of these Republicans.

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Speaker 3: In Congress, and I do not understand it.

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Speaker 16: I mean, what have we been talking about for the

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Speaker 16: last four years. So yes, our website iaproject dot org.

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Speaker 5: If you go to the.

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Speaker 16: Accountability page and just type in Mike Lee, you'll come

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Speaker 16: to a page on his bills and the America First

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Speaker 16: Act is in there. It has all the language that

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Speaker 16: we need to actually stop illegal aliens from getting benefits,

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Speaker 16: and that is what we need to do. So, you know,

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Speaker 16: Congress needs to fix this problem. They still have not

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Speaker 16: caught on that Americans are being devastated by mass immigration

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Speaker 16: to the United States, legal and illegal. It's not just

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Speaker 16: the illegal aliens coming in, it's the h one b's

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Speaker 16: and the opts and you know Greene.

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Speaker 4: Carp holders all with with with the with the artificial

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Speaker 4: intelligence apocalypse on jobs for tech. I'm going to get

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Speaker 4: you back on. We're going to go through the whole,

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Speaker 4: all the scams and the visa in the h one

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Speaker 4: be if we're gonna do all the quote unquote legal

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Speaker 4: which ain't legal to get there. What's your social media?

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Speaker 4: Rosemar You're a warrior and so many of the victories

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Speaker 4: that came out of this are tributal to you in

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Speaker 4: the immigration accountability projects. So where do people go, ma'am

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Speaker 4: to get your social media?

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Speaker 3: I underscore.

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Speaker 16: A underscore project is our Twitter handle, our ex handle.

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Speaker 16: All of our social media is linked from our website,

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Speaker 16: which is iaproject dot org. Iaproject dot org.

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Speaker 4: Ma'am, you're a patriot and a hero. Thank you so

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Speaker 4: much for joining us. Love it the apocalypse and jobs

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Speaker 4: are gonna get it back on here in these h onebs.

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Speaker 4: Rosemarie Jenks is the axe in the space. Dave Bratt,

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Speaker 4: we got thirty seconds. You're a board member. Why you're

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Speaker 4: a board member on immigration accountability projects, sir?

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Speaker 5: Because I believe in this country.

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Speaker 8: I love the American people, I love all people. But

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Speaker 8: a nation's a nation and our people have been getting

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Speaker 8: ripped off for thirty to forty years and Rosemary Jenks

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Speaker 8: is a true patriot like you just got done saying

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Speaker 8: good Catholic always tells the truth honest, is abe fighting

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Speaker 8: a good fight?

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Speaker 4: Short break. Somebody was supposed to walk into prison in

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Speaker 4: a few minutes. He's not because of President Trump.

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Speaker 5: If use your Stephen k back.

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Speaker 4: Okay, Joe Allen, give your coordinates. I'm gonna have you

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Speaker 4: back on tomorrow. But give your coordinates right now before

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Speaker 4: we get you back on where people can go get

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Speaker 4: all your great writings and thoughts and analysis.

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Speaker 14: Yes, Steve at joe bot x y z all social

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Speaker 14: media platforms in my website Joe bot dot xyz. If

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Speaker 14: I could just say, real quick and closing that these

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Speaker 14: systems are being put into place in schools, in the military,

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Speaker 14: in government, and across corporations, so as they become more

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Speaker 14: and more sophisticated, they will become less and less controllable

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Speaker 14: by default. This is something that people are going to

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Speaker 14: have to deal with either internally in the companies or

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Speaker 14: through regulation.

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Speaker 4: No, no, we have to deal with it now. We

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Speaker 4: have to deal with it now real quickly. Tim's and Bozeman.

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Speaker 4: I think Tim's conference Cernovic is going to be there

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Speaker 4: you're going to be there. You never know who's going

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Speaker 4: to drop by in Montana real quickly. Where do people

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Speaker 4: go to get access to his conference at the end

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Speaker 4: of June?

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Speaker 14: Check Tim Alberino's site on X I believe it's just

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Speaker 14: at Tim Alberino A LB E R I N O.

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Speaker 14: And the conference itself is in Bozeman, Montana, end of

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Speaker 14: June that Friday and Saturday. I think it's the twenty six,

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Speaker 14: twenty seventh, maybe twenty seven to twenty eighth, but one

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Speaker 14: nef con.

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Speaker 4: Thank you very much, brother, look forward to seeing tomorrow.

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Speaker 4: Thank you for being on this for a number of years. Amazing,

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Speaker 4: amazing analysis, reporting, writing all of it. Okay, my folling

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Speaker 4: guest was about to walk into a federal prison in

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Speaker 4: a few minutes, but President Donald J. Trump went out

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Speaker 4: last night and pardoned him. Sheriff Jenkins joins me, Sheriff,

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Speaker 4: why were you going to prison? And why did the

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Speaker 4: President United States, with everything he's got going on, stopping

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Speaker 4: the world wars, getting the budget right, why did he

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Speaker 4: take time to review your case, pardon you and then

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Speaker 4: send out this amazing true social post last night, sir.

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Speaker 7: Because that's a man President Trump is. Can I first

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Speaker 7: just say I am so thankful to God and to

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Speaker 7: President Trump and Ed Martin for taking the time to

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Speaker 7: thoroughly review and vent my case and find the faults.

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Speaker 7: I'm forever grateful to them. And also one last thing,

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Speaker 7: thank God He's put people like Pam BONDI Cash Hotel

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Speaker 7: and Dan Bond in the places they are. I pray

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Speaker 7: they will clean up a lot of bad things. That

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Speaker 7: said I was a cute well. I was convicted by

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Speaker 7: supposedly a jury of my peers for taking bribes, allegedly

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Speaker 7: for swearing in men as auxiliary deputy sheriffs. Those are

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Speaker 7: volunteer deputies, much like volunteer fireman, for they serve in

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Speaker 7: various capacity, somewhat honorary positions, not regular cops and not

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Speaker 7: trained and doing the same things. But we have that

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Speaker 7: across the nation. That's a power of sheriff, just like

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Speaker 7: swearing an aposse or other deputies. As we choose. We

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Speaker 7: are the only law enforcement and reflected directly by the

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Speaker 7: people answerable to them alone. Not a governor, not a mayor,

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Speaker 7: not a city council, no one. All other law enforcement

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Speaker 7: in America answers to whoever appoints them, whether it's a

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Speaker 7: body or an individual like a governor or a president.

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Speaker 7: So sheriffs have an authority and a power that is

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Speaker 7: somewhat scary to state in federal authority sometimes because a

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Speaker 7: sheriff who knows his authority will do things like I did.

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Speaker 7: Back during COVID, I got some recognition taken on Governor

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Speaker 7: Northern on a gun ban, and I said that I

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Speaker 7: would swear in thousands of auxiliary deputies to keep their

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Speaker 7: ar fifteens and other weapons they were trying to ban unconstitutionally.

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Speaker 7: Case law through the Supreme Court had already said weapons

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Speaker 7: and common use we could keep.

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Speaker 1: I won't belabor that, but you can read about it.

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Speaker 7: So I stopped that bill along with the help of

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Speaker 7: some others, and that I think got me definitely in

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Speaker 7: the eyes of the Democrats. Northern threatened me publicly that

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Speaker 7: he would take care of me later. And we kind

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Speaker 7: of know some of the connections down with Richmond and

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Speaker 7: all from calling to others, but I really crossed the

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Speaker 7: line later before they came after me. I was on

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Speaker 7: the phone call. My line was taped by the FBI

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Speaker 7: at tap unknown to me, Wayne Ivy as sheriff from Brevard, Florida,

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Speaker 7: Mike Lewis from Maryland, and I just we had a

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Speaker 7: group of US at formed Protect America now supporting President

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Speaker 7: Trump supporter Agenda Pryor. We were on a call one

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Speaker 7: day in late twenty twenty two and it was proposed

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Speaker 7: to go after Hunter Brydon's laptop. An individual had the

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Speaker 7: hell that the age didn't hear that directly and that

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Speaker 1: For myself, Well, we.

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Speaker 4: Got me, sureff, we got to bounce. But you've got

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Speaker 1: I got ten years, the president president fully pardon me.

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Speaker 1: I thank god.

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Speaker 7: I think the President and Ed Martin especially, I was

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Speaker 1: I hope to meet him one day.

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Speaker 9: What did?

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Speaker 4: What is your social media? Where do people go to

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Speaker 7: I'm sorry, sir, I've dropped off the face of all

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Speaker 4: this afternoon. Charlie Kirk follow us us here in Real

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