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Speaker 1: We don't know why Donald Trump just started this war

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Speaker 1: in Iran, Washington Post reported this weekend, and The New

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Speaker 1: York Times reported today that Trump did it basically as

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Speaker 1: Israel told Trump to do it, and so he did

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Speaker 1: with it.

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Speaker 2: Quote.

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Speaker 1: The attack came despite US intelligence assessments that Iran's forces

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Speaker 3: But he did it anyway.

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Speaker 1: Because Israel and Saudi Arabia told him to, and he

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Speaker 1: apparently does what they say. And now six American service

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Speaker 1: members are known to have been killed and many more injured.

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Speaker 1: There's also new reporting tonight that the US embassy in

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Speaker 1: The Washington Post is now also reporting that two Defense

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Speaker 1: an Iranian drone attack on a hotel in Bahrain, and

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Speaker 1: I mean in terms of what we were heading into

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Speaker 1: the sort of headlines that we're seeing tonight. Quote, earthquake

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Speaker 1: in the Gulf. Iran war expands to a dozen countries

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Speaker 1: in seventy two hours. Just seventy two hours after the

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Speaker 1: US and Israel began bombing Iran, the war has already

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Speaker 1: and raised new fears of attacks on American soil. This

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Speaker 1: we woke up to today. US troops killed a blast,

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Speaker 1: jolt Mid East fear of wider war after Iran's response.

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Speaker 1: Reuters dueling headlines here. Iran conflict widens to Lebanon create

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Speaker 1: mistakenly down's US jets. Let's there right next to Iran

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Speaker 1: says straight of hormones closed, warns that will attack ships

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Speaker 1: trying to pass. And indeed, just on the global energy front,

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Speaker 2: They say it is closed one.

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Speaker 4: Dred percent clear to me, General, And that's not to

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Speaker 4: nor did I one.

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Speaker 5: Hundred percent offer my support.

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Speaker 4: I just think I want to ask a couple of

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Speaker 6: You don't have to patronize me. Just ask the question.

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Speaker 6: Go ahead, come on, ask it.

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Speaker 4: To be clear, General, I'm not patronizing you. I'm trying

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Speaker 4: This is less about you and everybody making these decisions,

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Speaker 4: And when you lay out the way that Iran has

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Speaker 4: a justification for regime change, and I just heard something

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Speaker 2: I thought it's pretty clear.

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Speaker 6: I mean, what we're trying to do is take down

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Speaker 6: And then it becomes what are we doing about their

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Speaker 2: And that has been pretty clear.

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Speaker 6: We're going to strip away all of that will we're

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Speaker 6: going to take down the ballistic missile systems, the drones.

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Speaker 6: They made the decision to recover in nuclear weapons, but

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Speaker 6: It's stripped away its leadership, capability to do it, the

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Speaker 2: And then take down all the weapons. That is very clear.

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Speaker 6: And then what when you bring in the Israelis they

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Speaker 6: I think those objectives are pretty clear in terms of

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Speaker 7: Well, Michael, I think this is the second time the

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Speaker 7: century that the United States has made a drastically bad

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Speaker 7: The first one was in two thousand and three, when

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Speaker 7: years of that confusion and chaos. Now we're going ahead

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Speaker 7: and carrying out this major attack against a very large country, Iran,

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Speaker 7: But what we've seen in the past several days is

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Speaker 7: This is such a tragic, tragic, senseless and needless loss

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Speaker 8: Voters have already arrived here to a polling side in

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Speaker 9: We've been covering the varying explanation offered by Donald Trump

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Speaker 9: after launching the war in Iran, Donald Trump took to

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Speaker 9: writes in Democracy Dock at this quote, donald Trump is

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Speaker 9: planning to use his attack on Iran to justify a

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Speaker 9: He adds that Trump's posts about Iran and the immediate

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Speaker 9: grounds of national security, an area where presidents enjoy their

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Speaker 7: What's clear to me is that Benjamin Netanyahu, who has

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Speaker 7: to engage in something like this. The rationale that Marco

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Speaker 10: We had to hit them.

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Speaker 7: We could have said to the Israelis, you do not

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Speaker 5: Don't we have leverage over Israel.

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Speaker 7: You would think, yes, we're going ahead. And with these

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Speaker 7: And my view is that Donald Trump, irrespective of the intelligence,

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Speaker 11: And when they say that you know the regime is tottering,

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Speaker 7: Yes, there are a lot of Irunnan people who despise

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Speaker 12: It's a country of over ninety two million people, and

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Speaker 13: Well, very serious stuff, because he's going to package all

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Speaker 11: And then the second is, as I point out in the.

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Speaker 13: Piece, the courts, because the court it's our most deferential

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Speaker 11: Like that's a real thing, and we have seen a

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Speaker 13: Look at the migrants who are shipped to the gulag

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Speaker 11: But everybody needs to keep in mind that.

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Speaker 13: You know, there were moments of touch and go in

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Speaker 11: To try to overturn a free and fair election.

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Speaker 17: Sir well, I think Steve, all of us that have

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Speaker 17: I understand that in Bahrain, which is run by a

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Speaker 17: There's one bridge into Bahrain, which is an island nation,

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Speaker 10: Either you take care of it yourself or.

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Speaker 3: We will bab Rain's also where the fifth fleet is.

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Speaker 17: Sir, yeah, one hundred percent. I should say the bridge

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Speaker 3: John Brennan was was it? John Brennan. I know he's

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Speaker 14: In region, as you point out, you know the the

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Speaker 3: field strip this so they can never rebuild it.

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Speaker 14: Well, that I think is their plan, and I think

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Speaker 14: we've been effective in some ways. But just to be clear,

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Speaker 14: the objective was regime change. The regime is holding on,

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Speaker 14: and we're finding out now with these missile strikes they've

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Speaker 14: been able to expand and do even more complex strikes

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Speaker 14: on targets not just in Israel or against the US

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Speaker 14: in the region, but they're expanding it now to an

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Speaker 14: entirely regional war that's now even rope in the French

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Speaker 14: and the British as we're finding out.

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Speaker 16: So this really could be a world you know, quote

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Speaker 16: unquote world war because of all the powers involved.

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Speaker 14: So to me, we have degraded the regime absolutely, We've

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Speaker 14: scored some key victories, like I said with killing the Ayatola,

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Speaker 14: But the command and control structure, while it may be degraded,

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Speaker 14: is decentralized and hardened enough where they are still able

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Speaker 14: to not only continue fighting, but we are seeing them

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Speaker 14: expand Tel Aviv my understanding is was pounded.

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Speaker 16: For eight hours last night. Eight hours.

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Speaker 14: They were pounded by increasingly sophisticated and lethal missiles fired

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Speaker 14: by these Iranian units. So to me, we haven't gotten

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Speaker 14: the kill shot in The Iranians are still fighting and

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Speaker 14: they're upping the ante every single day. So this is

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Speaker 14: why we are having to pull on those stockpiles. Now

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Speaker 14: we're draining scent COM's stockpiles, I think faster than even

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Speaker 14: was anticipated.

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Speaker 16: And now we're pivoting and going to the Asians and

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Speaker 16: saying we need our stuff back.

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Speaker 14: And as I noted to you before we started, the

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Speaker 14: South Korean press is running this quote from a South

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Speaker 14: Korean political leader saying that we feel betrayed by the Americans,

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Speaker 14: and now the Japanese are getting skittish because they're worried.

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Speaker 14: After South Korea gives over those systems, it's not going

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Speaker 14: to be enough, and the Americans going to come knock

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Speaker 14: into Japan next saying, hey, give.

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Speaker 16: Us your stuff.

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Speaker 14: So clearly the plan is to drain the sent com

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Speaker 14: aoar and then pivot and pull whatever we can from

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Speaker 14: Indo pey Com, which, as you note, then leaves a

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Speaker 14: gigantic gaping hole for the Chinese in Taiwan or the

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Speaker 14: South China Sea or the East China Sea to really

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Speaker 14: have some real victories over us because we don't have

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Speaker 14: more to shoot.

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Speaker 3: Let me ask you the pounding of Tel Aviv last

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Speaker 3: night also, the first wave to me looked like they

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Speaker 3: were kind of random, I shouldn't say random, kind of

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Speaker 3: pop shots. The hit on Bahrain and in some of

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Speaker 3: the golf fermts last night looked more systematic. Do you

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Speaker 3: agree that then?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: What I want?

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Speaker 14: Yeah, what I think happened was just like the Twelve

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Speaker 14: Day War, only it happened in a shorter timeframe. So

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Speaker 14: what happened was I think we did a lot of

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Speaker 14: em interference, and I think we did a lot of

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Speaker 14: suppression of enemy air defenses, and we were in there

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Speaker 14: sort of electromagnetic you know, ooda loop there, and we

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Speaker 14: really stymied the Iranians again, but they adapted. And this

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Speaker 14: is the whole thing with the Iranians, and you have

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Speaker 14: to give them credit, is they have been preparing for

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Speaker 14: basically forty seven years for something like this, so they

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Speaker 14: have had the time to harden and to disaggregate their

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Speaker 14: capabilities enough so they are survivable for round two, three, four,

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Speaker 14: and five. And you're seeing that now. And they've now

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Speaker 14: i think, adapted to the environment and they are now

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Speaker 14: getting more operationally complex. And these guys have thousands and

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Speaker 14: thousands of sophisticated long range missiles buried deep inside missile cities.

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Speaker 3: Let's hang over for a second, because I think people

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Speaker 3: thought glad that was degraded beforehand. But we're going to

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Speaker 3: take a short commercial break. We're going to return with

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Speaker 3: the expanding nature of this war. President Trump says, you

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Speaker 3: haven't seen anything yet. The big wave is yet to come.

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Speaker 3: We'll discuss all next in the war room.

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Speaker 5: Hugh's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 3: Bath, so Brandon, there's footage out there. People have to

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Speaker 3: be particularly now people are being inundated with artificial intelligence,

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Speaker 3: et cetera. So it takes a while to go through it.

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Speaker 3: It looks like Tel Aviv's pounded overnight and again today,

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Speaker 3: is some of that artificial intelligence. Are you confident talking

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Speaker 3: to your sources, because I've talked to people too say

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Speaker 3: they are getting pounded.

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Speaker 14: But to make sure that, yeah, I think we're talking

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Speaker 14: to some of the same people in some cases too.

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Speaker 14: But I'm not even talking about the videos that I'm

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Speaker 14: seeing on Twitter. I'm talking about people that I know

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Speaker 14: in the region or who are part of the year

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Speaker 14: in the region and have a lot of ties. That

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Speaker 14: is not being reported officially, obviously because the Israelis won't

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Speaker 14: let that out. But there are people who are living

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Speaker 14: in Tel Aviv who are who are sharing things that

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Speaker 14: they probably shouldn't be about what's going on in the

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Speaker 14: streets and whatnot.

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Speaker 2: And it is.

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Speaker 14: It is very brutal, and I don't think Netan Yahoo

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Speaker 14: even believed it would be this bad.

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Speaker 16: But here we are.

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Speaker 3: We do know too, from the Twelve Day War, I

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Speaker 3: mean President Trump, this was one of the reasons for

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Speaker 3: the big move beforehand was that tel Aviv was tel

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Speaker 3: Aviv was was hit and hit and hit very hard

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Speaker 3: in those last couple of days before they brought the

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Speaker 3: twelve day war to an end. Also explain to people

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Speaker 3: the UDA loop.

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Speaker 10: What is the UDA loop?

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Speaker 3: Why is it so important militarily to get inside that? Sir?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, So what we.

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Speaker 14: Found in modern warfare this was a theory create It's

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Speaker 14: an acronym created by John Boyd who was an Air

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Speaker 14: Force general, real visionary. Then he went on and had

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Speaker 14: a long career in business and he came up with

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Speaker 14: this theory called the UDA loop Observe, orient the side act.

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Speaker 14: And for him it started. He started observing this phenomenon

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Speaker 14: when he was in combat flying jet planes. And I

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Speaker 14: don't remember which war he was in, but he was

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Speaker 14: flying jet planes and he realized, warfare happens very quickly today,

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Speaker 14: and you have to be able to observe, quickly, orient

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Speaker 14: your plane, decide to attack, and then attack without any hesitation,

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Speaker 14: and you've got to do it faster than the other guy.

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Speaker 14: And so he took that idea and he applied it

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Speaker 14: to thinking and to thinking about leadership and things like that,

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Speaker 14: and systems management and things like that, and he applied

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Speaker 14: it for the military, then he applied it in private sector.

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Speaker 14: But in today's world, speed kills and you've got to

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Speaker 14: not only be fast with the util loop your own

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Speaker 14: ODA loop. You have to be able to be so

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Speaker 14: fast that you can disrupt the OODA loop of the

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Speaker 14: other guy. And that's what you're seeing in modern warfare today.

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Speaker 16: You're seeing us. You know, we got the Iranians in

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Speaker 16: the first day, we got them very stymied. But the

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Speaker 16: longer the.

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Speaker 14: War has gone on, as I warned you on day one,

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Speaker 14: the Iranians are adaptive and they are starting to adapt now. Ultimately,

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Speaker 14: my hope is that we can break them in the

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Speaker 14: long run. But right now they're not broken. They're damaged,

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Speaker 14: but they're they're not broken, and they are starting to

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Speaker 14: adapt and hit back hard.

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Speaker 3: A hangar for one second, by the way, to show

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Speaker 3: that I'm the Graybeards group, the Sam Fattis's and the

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Speaker 3: Captain finels that I'm actually older. I remember getting the

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Speaker 3: John Boyd briefing in the Pentagon. I think in nineteen

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Speaker 3: eighty one eighty two we had that. I don't know, Sam,

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Speaker 3: you've seen. The briefing was like this thick because he

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Speaker 3: was kind of a madman, but he was absolutely brilliant.

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Speaker 3: It was really maneuver warfare, the uderloop. I mean, he

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Speaker 3: changed so much thinking in the Pentagon and the way

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Speaker 3: we fight Sam. The intelligence here is all important, right

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Speaker 3: with your assessment of how do you think? And I

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Speaker 3: realized you have limited access to data the classified, etc.

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Speaker 3: With keeping this non classified. Your assessment of how we're doing,

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Speaker 3: both on strategic intelligence operational intelligence. How do you think

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Speaker 3: we're doing? Because I believe some of the responses have

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Speaker 3: caught people by surprise, particularly the way the Persians went

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Speaker 3: after the Golf States during Ramadan and how the Golf

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Speaker 3: States aren't shy about about hitting back and hitting back

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Speaker 3: quickly and ask the United States, Hey, we need to

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Speaker 3: come off the chain here because we may do something

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Speaker 3: on our own.

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Speaker 17: Well, Steve, I think you know, intelligence is only as

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Speaker 17: good as I mean, you've got to have good intelligence,

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Speaker 17: but you also have to have people that are willing

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Speaker 17: to listen to the intelligence. I think the reality is

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Speaker 17: that we are way too dependent upon intelligence has been

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Speaker 17: provided to us from the Israelis. And look, I don't

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Speaker 17: fault the Israelis for pursuing their own national interest, because

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Speaker 17: that's what every country's supposed to do. But I think

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Speaker 17: they my personal opinion is they've put a spin on

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Speaker 17: this that we were going to schwack these guys, hit

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Speaker 17: them real hard, bomb them for a while, and then

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Speaker 17: somehow magically the regime would topple and everything would be great.

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Speaker 17: And as you know, I'm very skeptical of that from

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Speaker 17: the outsetly skeptical of it. And so now we're into

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Speaker 17: the realm of the Iranians decided to think for themselves.

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Speaker 17: The enemy gets a vote, and they have improvised and adapted.

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Speaker 17: So as Brandon was saying, you know, we've only got

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Speaker 17: X number of interceptors, so you fire the ones that

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Speaker 17: are your missiles that are most easily intercepted first and

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Speaker 17: burn up our defensive capability, and then you actually shift

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Speaker 17: into shots also they are the kill shots. And they

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Speaker 17: are also now expanding the war. They have had the

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Speaker 17: audacity to decide that they get to choose where this

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Speaker 17: is fought and how it's fought. So increasingly they're hitting

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Speaker 17: energy facilities all throughout the region, obviously with the intent

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Speaker 17: of taking oil and natural gas from the region completely

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Speaker 17: off the market, which at least temporarily they seem to

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Speaker 17: have succeeded.

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Speaker 10: In doing just because people are.

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Speaker 17: Cautious, they'll continue, they'll continue to do that. The Greeks

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Speaker 17: just arrested a guy in Athens Airport, been down in

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Speaker 17: crete surveilling Suda Suda Bay, the NATO base there, and

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Speaker 17: then he was back in Athens and I think they

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Speaker 17: were afraid he was going to skip down and they

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Speaker 17: grabbed him. In retrospect, it appears he was getting ready

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Speaker 17: to meet additional assets coming in. All of these guys

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Speaker 17: are working for the Iranians surveilling our base and crete

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Speaker 17: obviously preparatory to attacks. And in fact we've caught the Iranians.

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Speaker 10: Doing that brandon times in the past.

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Speaker 3: But brandon the drafting off that Sam said, President Trump

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Speaker 3: has been pretty adamant. Hey, this planning was for five weeks,

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Speaker 3: So in the first twenty four to forty eight hours, right,

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Speaker 3: they are going to degrade it somewhat, but he's hit

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Speaker 3: at least an initial plan put forward. They're prepared to

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Speaker 3: stay here five weeks and the President Trump's always going

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Speaker 3: to leave himself alternatives and be able to do the unpredictable.

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Speaker 3: But do you that we have the wherewithal to pound

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Speaker 3: at this level for five weeks.

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Speaker 16: No, no, I think this is one of the worst

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Speaker 16: planned operations I've seen.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 14: I think the president they may have been telling him, yes,

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Speaker 14: we're planning for a contingency for five weeks, but remember

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Speaker 14: there was a lot of off ramps built into that

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Speaker 14: five week plan. Jack Pisobic was on the first day

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Speaker 14: this war started talking about they had it clear to

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Speaker 14: these planned pauses. We haven't had any pause yet. You know,

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Speaker 14: we are very much in a very high tempo conflict.

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Speaker 14: And I think that the President and Netanyah, who really believed,

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Speaker 14: and I think the President was following netanya Who's lead

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Speaker 14: on this, that hey, if you kill if you whack himane,

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Speaker 14: the whole regime will fall like a house of cards,

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Speaker 14: because that's what the Israelis think. The Israelis have this

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Speaker 14: assassination mindset. They're crazy about assassinations, and when it works,

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Speaker 14: it works, but when it doesn't, you now have a

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Speaker 14: situation where you've kicked over the hornet's nest and all

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Speaker 14: the hornets are coming after you and your friends, and

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Speaker 14: it turns out you don't have enough stuff to whack

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Speaker 14: him down. And so I think that you know, I'm

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Speaker 14: hopeful the Americans will adapt like the Iranians have done

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Speaker 14: in the next iteration. But right now, I think this

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Speaker 14: is a very badly planned operation, and I think that

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Speaker 14: the President should declare victory now and come home and say, hey,

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Speaker 14: I took care of the problem. It's over, because if

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Speaker 14: this goes on longer, the Iranians have a They're an

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Speaker 14: asymmetrical power. They have unconventional capabilities that are global. A

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Speaker 14: Saudi official told me in twenty eighteen that Iran was

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Speaker 14: a paper tiger with steel claws. Those steel claws today, Steve,

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Speaker 14: are extended, and they're slashing heart at our people and

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Speaker 14: our friends in the region. And our friends are getting

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Speaker 14: angry at us because they think we started this thing.

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Speaker 14: Well we kind of did, so I think it's you're

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Speaker 14: not well planned.

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Speaker 3: You heard some well you heard some last week, some

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Speaker 3: leaks from the Pentagon. It was put down immediately, but

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Speaker 3: that even general reason Kane was saying, hey, Steve.

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Speaker 14: They had to fire Fred Kotcher because he had the

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Speaker 14: balls to go out and say, hey, my boss is

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Speaker 14: warning the president, and the President's not listening. So Kocher

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Speaker 14: got host and I'm talking to people at the Pentagon

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Speaker 14: saying that was not Kotra acting alone, that Dan Kane

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Speaker 14: asked him to do that for him. So there's a

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Speaker 14: lot of problems from the uniform military side, and they're

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Speaker 14: afraid to say it publicly or to the president. So

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Speaker 14: they're doing this leak thing that Colin Powell used to

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Speaker 14: do during the Iraq War. And you know, this is

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Speaker 14: where we are right now. The uniform military leadership is

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Speaker 14: not on board with this, not as it's going on,

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Speaker 14: not as it's executed.

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Speaker 3: I should say, if you still have the big wave

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Speaker 3: to come, because we've been you know, Rubio said this,

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Speaker 3: I think Pete he heg Seth has said it. The

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Speaker 3: President's definitely said it a big wave. If you do

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Speaker 3: have this big wave that comes in the next twenty

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Speaker 3: four or forty eight hours and you begin to see

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Speaker 3: the uprising of the Persian people, because the one thing

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Speaker 3: we haven't seen is a mass uprising against the regime

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Speaker 3: in the streets. And now part of that is thirty

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Speaker 3: thousand of them or twenty thousand of them were killed

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Speaker 3: four weeks ago. I'm sure a lot of their leaders

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Speaker 3: of that, but also people look took that as an

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Speaker 3: example that hey, uh, these guys are gonna play hardball.

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Speaker 4: Now.

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Speaker 3: They're backs to the wall because I think the regime

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Speaker 3: and regime elements understand it's uh that that the forces

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Speaker 3: are rayed against them, the Americans, the Israelis now, uh,

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Speaker 3: Saudi Arabia UAE, they want them graveyard dead.

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Speaker 2: Uh.

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Speaker 3: So they're kind of backed into a corner. But do

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Speaker 3: you think that your part of it is to come

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Speaker 3: in with this massive wave and see if you get

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Speaker 3: the uprising that President Trump has warned over and over again.

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Speaker 3: Hey guys, it's you. It's your mission to overthrow these guys.

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Speaker 3: At the end, we can't do it and won't do it.

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Speaker 14: Your thoughts, Yeah, I'm gonna have to bounce after this,

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Speaker 14: but I think that's the hope, and I don't think that,

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Speaker 14: uh it's gonna work according to plan.

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Speaker 16: I hope it does, but uh, I don't think it will.

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Speaker 16: But I gotta bounce.

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Speaker 3: Now, go Brandon. Where do people go to get your

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Speaker 3: book on the Persians? And where do they go to

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Speaker 3: get anywhere?

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Speaker 14: Books are sold? Anywhere books are sold? And you can

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Speaker 14: also check me out in that set guy at Emerald

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Speaker 14: dot TV.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, brother, appreciate you, Thank you, sir, bye, Sam

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Speaker 3: Fad the same question, was the intelligence good enough about what?

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Speaker 3: Because President Trump from the very first time he said,

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Speaker 3: it now comes your hour of liberation, right. I do

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Speaker 3: believe people thought that the Kamanee taking out the Ietola

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Speaker 3: might have had a bigger impact. But do you see

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Speaker 3: any Do you see anything in the streets, given the

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Speaker 3: fact that it's used to live there, do you see

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Speaker 3: anything in the streets at Tehran that would lead you

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Speaker 3: to believe there's going to be a popular uprising right now,

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Speaker 3: that the Persian people are going to take this in

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Speaker 3: their hands and overthrow this Islamic Republic overlords.

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Speaker 17: Dave, I'm gonna echo Brandon sentiment and say upfront, I

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Speaker 17: hope I am wrong, but no, I don't see any

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Speaker 17: indication that is happening. And I have never thought that

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Speaker 17: that was a realistic prospect. As I said to you

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Speaker 17: the other day, if there is any prospect for regime change,

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Speaker 17: it'll come from some guys at senior levels effectively staging

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Speaker 17: a coup and saying we're not riding this thing to

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Speaker 17: the ground. But there's no guarantee at all that that's

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Speaker 17: going to happen either. I think a number of guests

751
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Speaker 17: have said over the last few days, we ought to

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Speaker 17: stop talking about regime change. Make this about degrading capabilities

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Speaker 17: and taking things off the table, and be prepared to

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Speaker 17: at some point effectively to clare victory and go home.

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Speaker 17: If we're going to ride this idea of regime change,

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Speaker 17: I think it's going to get even ugly.

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Speaker 2: Sam.

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Speaker 3: I want to give a shout out to the Bucks

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Speaker 3: County thing. How did that go on those folks in there,

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Speaker 3: the patriots. That's one of the building blocks of taking

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Speaker 3: our country back. How does Sunday speech go?

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Speaker 17: I went down to talk to write for Bucks right

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Speaker 17: outside of Philadelphia.

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Speaker 10: These guys are like the.

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Speaker 17: Commandos of the MAGA movement in Pennsylvania. They are the

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Speaker 17: frontline troops, the really hardcore folks. From the second I

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Speaker 17: walked then, you know, God's honest truth. Everybody had been

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Speaker 17: watching your show. Everybody heard you giving them a shout out,

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Speaker 17: and they were all over me about how fantastic that was.

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Speaker 17: It was a shot in the arm. They asked me

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Speaker 17: to say thank you to you. They were really receptive.

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Speaker 17: Look I spoke, and then to show you how motivated

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Speaker 17: these people are. I then spent another three hours after

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Speaker 17: I spoke standing there talking to people individually outside of

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Speaker 17: the ballroom as they came up one after another, just

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Speaker 17: hungry for information.

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Speaker 3: Hang Sam, can you just hang out to this break?

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Speaker 3: I want to talk about that for a second, because

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Speaker 3: that is the most important thing of all short commercial break,

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Speaker 3: Sam Fattis are also going to go to Texas. Brian

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Speaker 3: Kennedy is also going to talk to us. I want

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Speaker 3: to get back on about this Blaze article about exactly

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Speaker 3: what we're talking about this emergency in the twenty twenty

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Speaker 3: sixth election.

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Speaker 5: Here's your host, Stephen k Bath.

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Speaker 3: Patriot Modes Election. It's game day in Texas. We're going

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Speaker 3: Texas primary coverage also include obviously North Carolina and Arkansas.

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Speaker 3: Tonight eight thirty Eastern Standard time, we'll take it over

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Speaker 3: and go to the conclusion. Grand Stinchfield from Dallas and

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Speaker 3: berkwhom is going to be at the Paston headquarters, so

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Speaker 3: I just want to say, if you give us a

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Speaker 3: minute on your expertise here, because when you come on,

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Speaker 3: particularly something like this morning, people I know from the

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Speaker 3: region and people that is a huge expatriate xpact community

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Speaker 3: of Persians, particularly in Los Angeles. I knew a lot

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Speaker 3: of these folks when I lived there in New York

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Speaker 3: City all throughout the country. You know, they always say,

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Speaker 3: Sam fat is one hundred percent thousand percent correct. What

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Speaker 3: what's your background? You know this, you know this region.

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Speaker 3: This is not something you just read in a couple

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Speaker 3: of books or and you've never been a pundit. You

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Speaker 3: come on and just give us the facts. What's your

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Speaker 3: expertise in this area?

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Speaker 17: Well, I mean I ran ops in this area for

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Speaker 17: decades and obviously those operations in other words, human source

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Speaker 17: operations and covert action and in addition to a variety

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Speaker 17: of other targets. A huge percentage of that was against

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Speaker 17: the Iranians. So I ran from a variety of countries

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Speaker 17: and in a variety of countries operated against the Iranians,

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Speaker 17: the IRGC mois they're in tel Service, etc. For many

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Speaker 17: years and worked with a lot of really great, very

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Speaker 17: brave Iranian patriots. I mean guys who were out of

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Speaker 17: the country, who would go back inside Tehran into the

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Speaker 17: heart of the beast on our behalf to get us

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Speaker 17: intelligence and do the things we needed done. And I'm

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Speaker 17: you know, thank God never lost a source to the Iranians,

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Speaker 17: brought them all home safe, but a lot of other

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Speaker 17: guys lost many a lot of people paid very heavily

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Speaker 17: to get us.

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Speaker 10: What we needed.

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Speaker 3: And so you understand and you have you know how

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Speaker 3: hard the Revolutionary Guard is, the Mulah is, this whole aspect,

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Speaker 3: this whole apparatus. They're not Johnny Kumle. It's an ancient

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Speaker 3: civilization and quite frankly, the bureaucratic nature of the administration

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Speaker 3: of the civilization has been passed down in an unbroken

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Speaker 3: chain generation after generation. There's one of the reasons they're

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Speaker 3: so hard to negotiate with, right as President Trump found out.

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Speaker 3: But you understand, they're not just bad. The folks that

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Speaker 3: run the Islamic Republic are not just bad ombres. They're

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Speaker 3: tough and smart, bad ombras.

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Speaker 2: Correct.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, they are brutal in a way that most Americans,

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Speaker 17: thank god, cannot comprehend because they've never been face to

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Speaker 17: face with them. They are so really efficient and detail

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Speaker 17: oriented and squared away. And if you don't have your

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Speaker 17: act together when you operate against them, well, you know,

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Speaker 17: somebody's somebody's dying on our side, so you cannot. Absolutely

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Speaker 17: you don't dismiss them. They are not going to fall apart,

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Speaker 17: you know, to take out a layer of command. They

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Speaker 17: already thought about that, just as we would. We would

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Speaker 17: not lose a general and think, well, what do we

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Speaker 17: do now? I mean, first thing they teach you in

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Speaker 17: the US military and training is okay, this guy's dead,

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Speaker 17: who's in charge now?

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Speaker 10: And we can't skip a beat? Got to keep moving.

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Speaker 3: You've also, since you've come back, you've been one of

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Speaker 3: the leaders in Pennsylvania the grass roots in the Mega movement.

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Speaker 3: Talk to me about the audience needs to hear about

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Speaker 3: the Bucks County people, because now we're seeing this in Texas.

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Speaker 3: It's fallen back once again on the grassroots to turn

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Speaker 3: this as the grass roots has driven this prop ten

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Speaker 3: to prohibitory law. They're the ones and given a permission structure,

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Speaker 3: they have risen to the occasion. But there are very

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Speaker 3: dark forces and outside money that are all over Texas.

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Speaker 3: They see Texas as the jewel in the crown. But

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Speaker 3: the way that we're going to win this is through

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Speaker 3: those patriots in Bucks County. Tell us about them.

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Speaker 17: Well, look right for Bucks, says, has been literally on

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Speaker 17: the forefront of the fight, the MAGA fight in Pennsylvania

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Speaker 17: now for years, and these guys are relentless. There are

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Speaker 17: a whole bunch of groups like that in Pennsylvania. I mean,

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Speaker 17: you know what people up in Erie come to mind.

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Speaker 17: Who went into a you know, dark city that had

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Speaker 17: been democratic forever and you know who are out there

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Speaker 17: and they're not just you know, this is not just

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Speaker 17: our white rural Pennsylvania phenomenon. I mean you're talking about blacks, Hispanics.

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Speaker 17: I mean, good Lord, Hazelton, which is three quarters Dominican

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Speaker 17: right now. Precincts up there went seventy five percent for

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Speaker 17: Trump in the last election, and the MAGA I was

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Speaker 17: down there every other day in the run up to

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Speaker 17: the election. So you have incredible energy in this movement.

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Speaker 10: Now, if.

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Speaker 17: If the GOP understood that and accepted that and rode

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Speaker 17: that and really fielded mega candidates, I think we would

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Speaker 17: sweep the field. If there's a disconnect, it's you get

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Speaker 17: down to that level in Pennsylvania and you get still

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Speaker 17: got way too many establishment rhino types being fielded, and

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Speaker 17: then folks wondering, well, why aren't the MAGA voters showing

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Speaker 17: up for them? Well, because because you're dismissing them where

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Speaker 17: you expect them to show up, but you don't actually

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Speaker 17: listen to them.

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Speaker 3: Sam Magnificent, where do people get? And magazine? I think

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Speaker 3: you're getting even a bigger fan base than you've had.

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Speaker 3: People want to know where to go. I also want

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Speaker 3: to highlight all the great and magazine articles read the

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Speaker 3: American tet because I think you've nailed the color revolution

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Speaker 3: of what's happening in this country, and I can tell

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Speaker 3: you from Texas it is expanding throughout the country. Don't

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Speaker 3: think this is in Manhattan or Minneapolis or Michigan problem.

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Speaker 3: This problem is throughout this nation and the forces are

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Speaker 3: ready against this country, this Republic, they know it, and

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Speaker 3: they're going to put unlimited foreign money in back of

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Speaker 3: the same where they go for all your writings and commentary.

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Speaker 17: We're on substack and magazine dot substack dot com, an

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Speaker 17: d magazine dot substack dot com.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, brother, appreciate it.

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Speaker 2: Thank you.

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Speaker 3: Show commercial break, We're gonna pivot now. We're gonna have

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Speaker 3: Terry Schilling. I got Chris Kobak. We're going to Brian

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Speaker 3: Kennedy about this executive order. We're going to obviously get

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Speaker 3: back to work coverage. We've got a lot going on

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Speaker 3: here in the warm. It's game day in Texas. All

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Speaker 3: of you that didn't want to early vote, get out

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Speaker 3: the Republican's a most expensive in history. I saw last night.

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Speaker 3: One hundred and twenty two million dollars may have been

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Speaker 3: spent so far. Also for Agriculture Commission, all the representatives

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Speaker 3: in the Texas House, also the House of Representatives is

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Speaker 3: huge in the Senate and the Attorney General. Huge race.

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