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Speaker 5: Rosemary jenks Uh. This makes your whole crusade to rid

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Speaker 3: it's because of the donors. You know, there are members

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Speaker 5: What about the Executive Order, Let's go through that, because no,

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Speaker 5: The reforms President Trump tried to do in the Executive Order,

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Speaker 3: Him, Well, first of all, we absolutely must get rid

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Speaker 3: that's one major thing. This study that I referred to,

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Speaker 5: Welcome back with everything else. President Trump's trying to juggle.

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Speaker 5: We're trying to juggle maybe another massive war in the

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Speaker 5: Middle East. Kurt Mills joins, Kurt, what I found interesting there,

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Speaker 5: there's really not been a readout or maybe I missed it,

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Speaker 5: but it hasn't been. At a three hour meeting yesterday

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Speaker 5: withn't that Yahoo, I think sixth time he's been over.

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Speaker 3: Uh.

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Speaker 5: They had the in the pre meeting had about the

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Speaker 5: They also talked about the redevelopment of Gosam, which is

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Speaker 5: a very high priority for President Trump, that the Qatar

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Speaker 5: and in the Turks. Qatar will provide the financing most

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Speaker 5: of it, are organize it, and the Turks will oversee

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Speaker 5: Jared and company are doing it. But we didn't hear

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Speaker 5: a lot. A lot hasn't leaked about what's going on,

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Speaker 5: although there's still asked sads moving into the region. So

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Speaker 5: what's the latest that you're hearing.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, so I think yesterday was a big deal for

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Speaker 8: potentially avoiding a war with Iran. Number one, as you

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Speaker 8: flagged yesterday, the Prime Minister of Israel's interest into the

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Speaker 8: White House was unusual. It was done through the side door.

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Speaker 8: That's not really how ahead of state is generally treated.

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Speaker 8: Mark Rubio looked a little bit uncomfortable with him, and

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Speaker 8: the Israeli press is picked up on this, saying that

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Speaker 8: Netya who's visit this time was done with much less

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Speaker 8: pomp and circumstance, and that that was relevant. Secondarily, the Turks,

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Speaker 8: most notably the Foreign Minister of fi DN, is messaging explicitly.

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Speaker 8: It's unclear if this is true, but they haven't gotten

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Speaker 8: anything wrong yet. They are messaging explicitly that the administration

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Speaker 8: is weighing a low enrichment deal with the Iranians. This

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Speaker 8: is a big deal. So essentially, what this means is

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Speaker 8: that the US would agree to a deal that would

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Speaker 8: have a lower, much lower potentially level of enrichment than

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Speaker 8: the Obama era JCPOA. So it's a better it's a

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Speaker 8: stronger deal, but it also avoids a war.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, but this would be totally I mean, I thought

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Speaker 5: President Trump's been pretty adamant. And this is why Netnyahu

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Speaker 5: wants to expand the conversation. It was zero enrichment, zero

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Speaker 5: ability to make weapons, and also going to the ballistic missiles,

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Speaker 5: no delivery systems. In fact, I think even shorter ballistic

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Speaker 5: missiles that can hit Tel Aviv on a tactical basis,

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Speaker 5: BB wants that expanded to that at a minimum. Plus

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Speaker 5: he wants to talk about additional efforts for regime change.

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Speaker 5: I mean, they want to start shooting immediately, but even

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Speaker 5: in the negotiation discussion, it's some sort of regime during discussion,

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Speaker 5: how do we go from that agenda, I mean one

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Speaker 5: from the march to kinetic war to the broader agenda

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Speaker 5: now to an agenda looks like that looks like something

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Speaker 5: a deal can get done, because, as you said yesterday

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Speaker 5: and so many people I've talked about a lot of

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Speaker 5: the Persians, particularly our GC guy, saying hey, if we're

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Speaker 5: going to get stripped of everything, let's just get it

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Speaker 5: on now. And that's one of the reasons Katar these meetings,

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Speaker 5: the three armings took place yesterday and cut and Cutter

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Speaker 5: and in other places that are saying, hey, we're exposed here,

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Speaker 5: these guys can may lighten off rockets all over the place.

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Speaker 5: We don't have the defenses that other people have, and

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Speaker 5: they're going to take down our oil and gas industry

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Speaker 5: for maybe half a decade. Sir.

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Speaker 8: I think that the first point you make, there's some ambiguity.

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Speaker 8: The President has been most adamant about no nuclear weapon.

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Speaker 8: He hasn't been and has been very conspicuous throughout this process.

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Speaker 8: He hasn't been adamant generally speaking about no enrichment or

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Speaker 8: nobilistic missiles. These are the Israeli asks, and he has

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Speaker 8: not been messaging that unless it's like a true social

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Speaker 8: that occasionally seems almost like it was written for him,

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Speaker 8: or an off off the cough comment. The clear messaging

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Speaker 8: is no nuclear weapon. That was reiterated yesterday by Vice

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Speaker 8: President Vance, which I think was also notable because I

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Speaker 8: don't think Vice President Vans would talk out of turn

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Speaker 8: from the President. So the administration's policy at the top

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Speaker 8: level seems to be no nuclear weapon. If that is

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Speaker 8: the policy, then there is a deal to be struck

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Speaker 8: that is better than the Obama JCPOA with the Iranians,

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Speaker 8: and that seems to be what we're talking about here.

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Speaker 8: If the deals criterion are widened to quote zero enrichment,

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Speaker 8: which means zero nuclear you know, maasually we were talking

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Speaker 8: about zero versus one point five at this point. If

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Speaker 8: From the perspective of the Iranian regime, they'd rather just

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Speaker 8: keep their weapons.

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Speaker 5: I want to go to Turkey for a second. You know,

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Speaker 5: President Trump has had a long term relationship with Ertawan,

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Speaker 5: and let's be blunt, he thinks quite highly of you.

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Speaker 5: When when we had the President Trump went to Kanesset

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Speaker 5: you know, it was going to be the signing of

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Speaker 5: the actual document, this is the Gaza Peace Document and

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Speaker 5: the Redevelopment Document. President Trump went to the Kanesset first.

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Speaker 5: if Netna, I can't have netnya who in a meeting

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Speaker 5: there it's got to do. And then all of a sudden,

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Speaker 5: you know Netna, who came up with some reason that

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Speaker 5: to a religious observance. The President has also been very

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Speaker 5: that Qatar is going to have a major role here

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Speaker 5: and what I call the two state solution in Gaza,

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Speaker 5: the foothold into Israel where you're gonna have two point

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Speaker 5: two million Palestinians Qatar money. And if you look at

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Speaker 5: the drawings, it's a new Tel Aviv or Miami Beach

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Speaker 5: on steroids. That's what they're committed to build. And the

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Speaker 5: Cutter is talking about putting up the kind of money.

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Speaker 5: The Turks will be security, and they'll be organizing the

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Speaker 5: I talked to in Israel time say that's never going

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Speaker 5: about this foreign minister today, he was pretty adamant that

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Speaker 5: And given President Trump's relationship with Ertawan, and you heard

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Speaker 5: the Vice President what he said here, I say, no

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Speaker 5: one in the American government has countered that. And given

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Speaker 5: is it not.

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Speaker 8: No for sure, And I think it's interesting that you

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Speaker 8: link the Iran in Palestine files. It's something that I

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Speaker 8: is that there are elements of the administration, even potentially

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Speaker 8: people like Jery Kushner, who are I think ambiguous players

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Speaker 8: onto these politics, who think solving the Iran issue non

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Speaker 8: issue non violently. Now, of course this isn't what Benjaminina

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Speaker 8: who wants. I think he wants the continuation of the

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Speaker 8: war on both and so this would be bad for

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Speaker 8: him politically, and thus that's why he's lobbying here in Washington.

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Speaker 8: But as to the Turkish relationship, yes, it's probably one

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Speaker 8: of the most under explored, if not the most under

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Speaker 8: on for some time since the first term, as I

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Speaker 8: think you allude to, and the Turks have been very

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Speaker 8: very careful players throughout all of this. There's no love

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Speaker 8: and off the record, will assail the Iranians for use

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Speaker 8: of proxies in the region. But what they don't want.

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Speaker 8: What they don't want is a all out US Israeli

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Speaker 8: regime change war in the region. Number One, they don't

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Speaker 8: want to deal with a flow of refugees. There's been

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Speaker 8: tons of refugees that Turkey has handled from the Syria War.

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Speaker 8: But number two, they know that they'll be next on

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Speaker 8: the hit list for Israel if Israelis are able to

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Speaker 8: convince the Americans to get involved. Frankly, I have heard

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Speaker 8: when Netyagu comes to Washington the time, he talks about

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, look, the ancient enmity between those two,

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Speaker 5: the Turks and the Persians, is a historical fact. Look,

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Speaker 5: I think Ertawan sees himself as a man of history,

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Speaker 5: a historic figure, maybe even a world historic figure, and

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Speaker 5: he is trying to reverse World War One. He's trying

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Speaker 5: to reverse you know, General Allenby and lawrenceer Arabia, the

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Speaker 5: Arab revolt, all of it that took the two Holy

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Speaker 5: I believe he wants to have, you know, leave with

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Speaker 5: an Ottoman empire and a caliphate that controls the two

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Speaker 5: holy sites. Now that is quite controversial, but I think

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Speaker 5: his plan is pretty straightforward. And like I said, he

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Speaker 5: sees himself as historical figure and President Trump has a

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Speaker 5: strong relationship with him. You can see that every step

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Speaker 5: of the way here. President Trump has a strong relationship

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Speaker 5: with him. So that's going to happen. I want to

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Speaker 5: go back to that point you make that not enough

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Speaker 5: people talk about the two files kind of working together.

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Speaker 5: President Trump's a man of peace and he's a business guy.

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Speaker 5: You can tell that the Abraham Accords is not a

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Speaker 5: political deal. The reason you were having sign up from

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Speaker 5: it is that it's a business and financial deal. Remember

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Speaker 5: the people running the Golf emirates, because these are not democracies,

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Speaker 5: they're not politicians, they're business people. They're business people in

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Speaker 5: an area of oil and gas, and now they're taking

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Speaker 5: their excess cash and they're putting it. Sometimes works, sometimes

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Speaker 5: it doesn't work, but they're trying to be high tech.

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Speaker 5: Both kutar Uae the Saudi's they're putting in their business people,

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Speaker 5: and they look at things to a business perspective. That's

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Speaker 5: why the Abraham accords as kind of shaky, as that

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Speaker 5: Benn has actually worked here, you actually have another business transaction.

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Speaker 5: It's not a political transaction. It's a real estate development,

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Speaker 5: massive capital. You've got to have security that has a

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Speaker 5: political oversight from it. But it's a very high priority

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Speaker 5: for President Trump. Anybody that doesn't get that doesn't understand

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Speaker 5: what's going on. And that's why he's been adamant with

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Speaker 5: all this thing. He says, these are small issues and

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Speaker 5: we can sign him the disarming Hamas and people I

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Speaker 5: know in Israel, I know some very well saying that's

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Speaker 5: not a small issue. They've got to be disarmed. But

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Speaker 5: that's why I think they've linked now going forward with

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Speaker 5: the Turkish and the Qatar involvement to a broader perspective.

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Speaker 5: I would just tell you, I think people in the

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Speaker 5: region fear that the opening couple of salvos on any

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Speaker 5: type of military interdiction they're not prepared for it have

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Speaker 5: massive business consequences for people like in Doha and Abu Dhabi,

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Speaker 5: in Dubai and other places when missills start hitting.

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Speaker 8: Kurt Mills, No I think you're quite right to pick

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Speaker 8: up on this business element as the potential actual wedge

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Speaker 8: between the US and the Israelis at this point. The

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Speaker 8: fact is war will be bad for the kind of business,

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Speaker 8: the sort of investment in building infrastructure in the region

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Speaker 8: that both the administration wants to get involved in and

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Speaker 8: also Trump's own family. These investments in the Gulf won't

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Speaker 8: be worth anything if they're basically target practice for Iranian missiles.

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Speaker 8: And so I think this is while you know, Trump

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Speaker 8: has gone pretty far with net Nyahu, this is actually

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Speaker 8: a potential point of departure between their visions because this

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Speaker 8: is not the net Yahoo vision. The net Yahoo vision

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Speaker 8: is to atomize and to chop up the Arab and

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Speaker 8: Muslim worlds, and he views that as basically mowing the

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Speaker 8: lawn and ensuring Israeli security. I'm not so sure that

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Speaker 8: actually ensures Israeli security, but that's his vision for his

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Speaker 8: country since the nineties, and that is pretty pretty at

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Speaker 8: loggerheads with a expanding financialized Arab world where Trump and

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Speaker 8: his family can build hotels and Kushner can build hedge

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Speaker 8: funds based in Riyad. And so I think this is

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Speaker 8: actually what could actually stop and all out war at

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Speaker 8: the eleven hour, and you know, at this point you

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Speaker 8: got to take what you can get. If this prevents

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Speaker 8: of war. I think that's that sort of reamersence of

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Speaker 8: financial peace theory.

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Speaker 5: It's it's you'd have to go pretty far to look

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Speaker 5: as bad as guys as the Alley Totals and the

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Speaker 5: Mulis point I make Number one, having been over there

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Speaker 5: at the beginning of this fiasco is that as I

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Speaker 5: remember the people in the streets now and their parents,

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Speaker 5: are they overthrew We were involved, I mean Persia in

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Speaker 5: the shaw of Iran, in Iran, that was our ally

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Speaker 5: like nobody else. That's all you know, from Johnson to Nixon,

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Speaker 5: these are the guys. You know, they had the biggest armament,

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Speaker 5: the biggest army, They bought the most weapons, they had

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Speaker 5: the most modern military and you know, the show was

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Speaker 5: far from being a perfect guy. They had with Savaka

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Speaker 5: and these turfs, and they were turfed out. And they

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Speaker 5: were turfed out because people wanted Islamic republic. And guess what,

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Speaker 5: since nineteen seventy nine, they've got one. You can tell

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Speaker 5: the countries that shattered. President Trump and these economic sanctions

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Speaker 5: plus Scott Bessont. The the US media hasn't said a

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Speaker 5: lot about it. If you look at the regional media,

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Speaker 5: they're all over Scott Bessont went and destroyed their currency.

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Speaker 5: I mean, he crushed it. It's one of the reasons

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Speaker 5: that the that the that they took to the streets.

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Speaker 5: The economic sanctions are working now. Netahuo keeps saying, and

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Speaker 5: Levin and these guys keep saying, you can't trust the modists,

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Speaker 5: you can't trust any deal. I think the one thing

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Speaker 5: they're missing is that the president has trust, whether you

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Speaker 5: like it or not, he has trust in Cutter, and

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Speaker 5: he has trust in Turkey in the UAE. Let's take

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Speaker 5: a show commercial break. Want I want Kurt to stick around.

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Speaker 5: We've got to talk more about this in a moment.

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Speaker 5: In the words.

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Speaker 5: General Washington, Father Abraham Lincoln, and of course Donald J. Trump.

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Speaker 5: Kurt Mills, I want everybody to get your solfial media

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Speaker 5: and go to American Conservative. I want to keep up.

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Speaker 5: I want people to keep up with you. You've got

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Speaker 5: a quite different take on their Inundated with Fox News

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Speaker 5: Where do people go?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, for sure you go to ww dot the Americanconservative

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Speaker 8: dot com. We were a magazine founded by Patrick J.

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Speaker 8: Buchanan and other conservatives in two thousand and two against

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Speaker 8: the Iraq War. We are the encore generation that are

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Speaker 8: working against a new Iran war today in the twenty twenties.

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Speaker 8: And you can find my own information at at Kurt

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Speaker 8: Mills at CRT M I l LS on X and yeah,

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Speaker 8: you can find me there, and I think, you know,

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Speaker 8: look very quickly, the point you made about nineteen seventy

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Speaker 8: nine is very useful. You know a lot of times.

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Speaker 8: You know, Lindsey Graham is arguing that Trump should be

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Speaker 8: really seem to like that name. Something that Trump actually

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Speaker 8: should avoid is becoming Carter plus. When the Iranian Revolution

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Speaker 8: first happened, and what occurred is that the Hawks and

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Speaker 8: proto neocons around Virginski urged them not to work with

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Speaker 8: the new regime. You don't have to like the new regime,

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Speaker 8: but the fact is they controlled Iran. They argued for

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Speaker 8: you know, accepting the show to the US, they argued

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Speaker 8: for the special operation Operation Eagles Claw that failed. And

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Speaker 8: so you know, yes, Trump is probably pretty high on

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Speaker 8: the Special Forces operation in Venezuela to the Captain Maduro,

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Speaker 8: but it's not a clear with the military options here,

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Speaker 8: and there's tons of risk and not a lot of

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Speaker 8: hot upside, and the President Trump would not want to

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Speaker 8: repeat Jimmy Carter's mistake by doing intervention in Iran.

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Speaker 5: In fact, CNBC has got a good article day, but

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Speaker 5: all the alternatives how tough the military was. I was

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Speaker 5: also there for the work up for Eagules Claw. Kurt,

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Speaker 5: thank you so much. Look forward to having me back

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Speaker 5: on staffer tomorrow. This is a fluid situation, folks, so

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Speaker 5: keep up to date with Kurt NonStop. Taje Gil, You've

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Speaker 5: been what sixteen eighteen times thoughts about a military interdiction

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Speaker 5: here and then I want to pivot after sixty seconds

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Speaker 5: and send me some of the best coffee in the world.

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Speaker 9: All right, Yeah, I don't think we should go back

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Speaker 9: into it or go into Iran. I don't think. I mean,

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Speaker 9: if we can bomb them again and get away with it,

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Speaker 9: that's one thing, But how many times can we do

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Speaker 9: that and get away with it cleanly? I think, you know,

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Speaker 9: this Venezuela thing went smooth, but I think we're going

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Speaker 9: to get in trouble attacking Iran. I don't think we

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Speaker 9: can get away with doing it over and over. There's

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Speaker 9: Chinese aircraft landing in there all the time, all the time.

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Speaker 9: There's a Chinese railroad that goes into Iran. They're partnering

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Speaker 9: up with Russia. They've helped Russia extensively in Ukrainia. Now

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Speaker 9: it's Russia's turn to help Iran. So if we if

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Speaker 9: I think, if we get tangled up and Iran again,

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Speaker 9: it's not going to be clean like like the last time,

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Speaker 9: and like Venezuela. I think it's going to get dirty.

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Speaker 9: And then if it does turn into a boots on

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Speaker 9: the ground thing, there's going to be a wave of refugees.

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Speaker 9: And guess where they're going to America and Europe and

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Speaker 9: where you have enough of that. Look what's going on

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Speaker 9: in Texas dealing with the Muslims down there setting up

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Speaker 9: Sharia law and invading the country. There's already fifty million

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Speaker 9: Muslims in Europe, and that's because of the twenty eleven

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Speaker 9: twenty twelve Arab spring from Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

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Speaker 9: They toppled you know, Syria, Libya and all the other

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Speaker 9: countries in the Middle East, and the wave of refugees

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Speaker 9: flooded Europe. And that's what will happen if this thing

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Speaker 9: goes sideways and we end up in a prolonged kinetic

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Speaker 9: conflict in Iran, There's gonna be waves of refugees and

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Speaker 9: they're gonna flood the West. That's that's something I haven't

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Speaker 9: heard a lot of people talking about and then this

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Speaker 9: is just gonna be the continuation of the Endless Wars.

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Speaker 9: And even now if if we don't go connetic in there,

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Speaker 9: this is basically a continuations of the kinetic of the

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Speaker 9: Endless Wars. For the military industrial complex, just moving that

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Speaker 9: naval armada and all the troops to the Middle East

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Speaker 9: as leverage. That costs billions of dollars to do that,

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Speaker 9: So that is that feeds a military industrial complex. So

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Speaker 9: that's basically an extension of the Endless Wars. Just moving

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Speaker 9: these chess pieces on the board. It costs billions of dollars.

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Speaker 5: Maybe one don't think it's a good idea. You've made

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Speaker 5: a couple, You've maybe won a cup of coffee. Thirty seconds.

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Speaker 5: Where do people go to get the best coffee in

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Speaker 5: the world? Now, I thirst for a couple of coffee

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Speaker 5: Holman says we're retreating from Minneapolis. Good idea, bad idea,

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Speaker 7: And here's why everyone says, oh, it's been a sign

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Speaker 5: Thank you brother, see you back here at five. Charlie

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Speaker 5: Kirk Show with Andrew Corvette is next post. After that,

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