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Speaker 1: and Buck. Let's dive into the situation here of the

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Speaker 1: Brian Thompson murder and what people are saying about now.

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Speaker 1: Brian Thompson was the United Healthcare CEO. United Healthcare, a

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Speaker 1: he was assassinated in cold blood right in mid tow Manhattan,

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Speaker 1: the reaction to this has been surprising to me, not

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Speaker 1: only because of the ferocity of the anger on the

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Speaker 1: the alleged assassin to I have to say it every

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Speaker 1: time people say it's alleged, but I mean, come on,

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Speaker 1: like the guy was found with the gun and all

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Speaker 1: the stuff, So the alleged assassin of Brian Thompson's getting

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Speaker 1: all this support. You know, I'm gonna tell you something.

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Speaker 1: I do not know Jimmy Kimmel. I only know his work,

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Speaker 1: but from what I know of his work, he's a disgrace.

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Speaker 1: He's not funny. He seems like a nasty fellow, not

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Speaker 1: very bright, and I want you to hear this is

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Speaker 1: they were given those other guys were given massive platforms

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Speaker 1: on that. But you know, it helps to be funny

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Speaker 1: And I want you to hear what he says about

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Speaker 1: the United Healthcare Assassin. This is cut twelve play.

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Speaker 2: This is an exchange between two of our producers, we'll

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Speaker 2: call them Alphaba and Glinda. My TikTok is flooded. My

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Speaker 2: people are saying in New York chery has the power

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Speaker 2: to find him innocent because we all love him. I'm

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Speaker 2: many questions like can I fix you? And Veronica says

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Speaker 2: I need him so bad? No, like so bad, so

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Speaker 2: so bad? Okay, so I would visit him in prison

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Speaker 1: So why is this is funny?

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Speaker 1: I mean truly, like, what's clever about this? A lot

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Speaker 4: Thank you, Clay, It's very good to be with you.

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Speaker 4: to fight our belts. We don't need boots on the ground.

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Speaker 4: We will do our bells, and we pay very heavy

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Speaker 4: prices for that. We lose our troops and soldiers and

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Speaker 4: servicemen almost every day. But we do need am O

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Speaker 4: and we hope that we can get as much as possible,

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Speaker 4: and we do need America's back, which President Trump has

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Speaker 4: proven that we will have his back and America's back.

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Speaker 4: America is not only an important state, it is the

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Speaker 4: leader of the free world. If you will light onto

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Speaker 4: the nations. This is how we consider America and America's leadership.

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Speaker 4: And I think the mere message that America stands by

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Speaker 4: Israel does wonders to deter our enemies, and there are

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Speaker 4: many many around us.

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Speaker 7: What's the impact of Assad being out in Syria, both

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Speaker 7: on Iran, on Israel and the larger Middle East? What's

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Speaker 7: the best result there so far as you can see

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Speaker 7: right now in the very early days, as Syria has

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Speaker 7: new leaders.

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Speaker 4: So we are cautiously observing what's happening in Syria and

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Speaker 4: even taken action to defend Israeli civilians. Of course, Assad

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Speaker 4: was a part of the axis of evil that Iran

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Speaker 4: was trying to build in order to surround us and

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Speaker 4: suffocate the State of Israel. And now it's gone. Syria

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Speaker 4: is no longer Syria. The Asad regime has fallen. So

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Speaker 4: these are good news because our greatest enemy is Iran,

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Speaker 4: and whatever weakens not Iran, let me be mostly the

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Speaker 4: Ietola Regym of Iran, because amongst the people of Iran

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Speaker 4: we have great relations. We used to have great relations

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Speaker 4: before seventy nine, but then came the Eatola Regym and

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Speaker 4: change everything. And they have a plan to destroy the

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Speaker 4: State of Israel by the year twenty forty. This is

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Speaker 4: their plan and they have done actions to promote that plan.

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Speaker 4: But gladly they have found our resistance and we have

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Speaker 4: crippled Isabala, one of the maybe the largest their organizations

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Speaker 4: in the world, in the world, definitely in the Middle East, severely, leadership, ammunition, personnel, everything,

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Speaker 4: and it is much weaker than it used to be.

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Speaker 4: We've crippled Hamas almost completely, so Iran's plan is being

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Speaker 4: foiled by Israeli forces and brave troops, and this is

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Speaker 4: continue to be This will continue to be the case

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Speaker 4: until we return the one hundred hostages that are still

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Speaker 4: being held in captivity in Gaza Bay Jamas. We are

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Speaker 4: going to continue until we return the tens of thousands

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Speaker 4: of these placed civilians to their homes up north safely,

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Speaker 4: and it will continue to until we can assure we

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Speaker 4: can provide a better future for the following generations at

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Speaker 4: both sides of the fence.

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Speaker 7: By the way, we got a lot of parents and

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Speaker 7: grandparents and also college kids that listen to this show.

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Speaker 7: I'm sure that you saw the protests on American college campuses.

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Speaker 7: I know that got a great deal of attention here

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Speaker 7: from Columbia and New York City all the way to

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Speaker 7: UCLA across the country in Los Angeles. What would you

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Speaker 7: tell American college kids who were showing up and supporting

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Speaker 7: the Palestinians Hamas in the wake of October seventh that

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Speaker 7: they don't know or don't hear that maybe their parents

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Speaker 7: and grandparents should be telling them, And if they're the

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Speaker 7: college kids listening right now, that they should know.

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Speaker 4: First of all, I want to command Congresswoman at least

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Speaker 4: the panic yes, the soon to be an ambassador American

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Speaker 4: Ambassador at the UN. I hosted her here in the

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Speaker 4: Kinnesst a few months ago, commanding her for the way

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Speaker 4: she handled the leadership of the Ivy League of those

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Speaker 4: colleges that did not refused to deal with antisemitism in

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Speaker 4: their colleges and their campuses. I'll be honest. We hoped

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Speaker 4: that anti Semitism is a measure of the past. Yes,

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Speaker 4: we thought that once we have a state of our own,

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Speaker 4: it will gradually diminish and disappear. But October seventh, of course,

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Speaker 4: has proven us wrong. Not only we see a rise

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Speaker 4: of anti Semitism, we see an explosion of antisemitism since

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Speaker 4: October seventh, which is very sad, very unfortunate, but something

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Speaker 4: that we will need to deal with. We consider is well.

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Speaker 4: Not only as a state for the Israelis, but the

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Speaker 4: state for the Jewish people. And so thus we consider

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Speaker 4: the Kinessit as a parliament not only for the Israeli people,

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Speaker 4: but for the Jewish people. We are in touch with

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Speaker 4: our Jewish communities throughout the world, with the leaders of

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Speaker 4: those countries throughout the world where you have Jewish communities,

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Speaker 4: and demanding that they will handle anti Semitism. But let

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Speaker 4: me tell you, Clay, do you know when did we

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Speaker 4: experience the peak of Israel's popularity that was following the

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Speaker 4: nineteen sixty seven war. We were triumphant in nineteen sixty seven,

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Speaker 4: and the world loves winners, so we shall continue to

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Speaker 4: fight until we.

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Speaker 7: Win evangelical support. You mentioned it. There are lots of

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Speaker 7: Christians that want to see Israel succeed, thrive and be safe.

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Speaker 7: How important is the support of American Jews and also

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Speaker 7: American Christians in Israel's ability to defend itself and frankly

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Speaker 7: even continue to exist.

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Speaker 4: Extremely important, which is why we maintain and strengthening the

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Speaker 4: relations between the State of Israel and America, American leaders

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Speaker 4: religious leaders. Now, look, Clai, I'm not the most religious

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Speaker 4: member of Knesset. Here I have to be honest.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, but I have a huge amount of.

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Speaker 4: Respect to my tradition and history and to the story

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Speaker 4: of my people that is being told in the book

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Speaker 4: of books in the Holy Bible. When I read the

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Speaker 4: story of my people and I find that more than

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Speaker 4: eighty percent of the locations that are stated as the

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Speaker 4: land of Israel are located in Judea and Samaria, or

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Speaker 4: what some would refer to as the West Bank, it

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Speaker 4: is then that I understand that the roots of my people,

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Speaker 4: that the places where our ancestors walked on the face

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Speaker 4: of this earth and the Hebrew language was first heard,

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Speaker 4: are in Judai and Samaria. So this notion, this foil

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Speaker 4: idea of a two state solution as something that will

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Speaker 4: bring peace has no grounds. I don't support it. I

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Speaker 4: think I represent the majority of Israelis that do not

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Speaker 4: support it. And I think that the what President Trump

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Speaker 4: brought with him in his first tenure was amazing. We

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Speaker 4: have managed to expand the circle of peace, not with one,

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Speaker 4: not with two, but with four Arab countries, without giving

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Speaker 4: up LANs, without evacuating Judae and Samaria. Peace for peace.

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Speaker 7: Are you optimistic that there can be further peace accords?

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Speaker 7: In the next four years of the Trump administration, maybe

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Speaker 7: including Saudi Arabia ultimately.

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Speaker 4: I was fortunate enough to walk through the trails of Faaza,

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Speaker 4: the Kibbutzima, and the Gaza envelope with Jared Kushner and

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Speaker 4: Ivanka Yes last a few months ago, and I was

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Speaker 4: very impressed, very talented, very smart, and I know that

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Speaker 4: he was orchestrating the Abraham Accords, and I hope that

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Speaker 4: we can, indeed, and I believe that we can indeed

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Speaker 4: expand the circle of peace. You mentioned Saudi Arabia, the

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Speaker 4: biggest Arab or at least one of the most important

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Speaker 4: Arab countries throughout the world, and you're absolutely right. Iran

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Speaker 4: is very concerned about the expansion of the circle of

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Speaker 4: peace between Israel and Arab countries and America, and so

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Speaker 4: it tried to stop it. I believe by now, Clay,

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Speaker 4: I think it would be safe to say that as

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Speaker 4: devastated we are and traumatized by the events of October seventh,

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Speaker 4: that will never heal. This scar will go with us

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Speaker 4: for generations. Our enemies realizes they did a big mistake,

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Speaker 4: huge mistake