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Speaker 1: Last night, the DOJ sent a team of federal agents

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Speaker 2: Who do what I do.

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Speaker 1: All of them, and I will not be silence. I

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Speaker 4: This administration wants to act, it is hell bent on acting.

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Speaker 4: And and Simone and others on this program have been

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Speaker 5: They actually now know that they can be killed by

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Speaker 9: And we now know what the other side is capable of.

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Speaker 10: Believe incredibly chilling, Stephanie, and you used the right word

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Speaker 6: This is all of a piece.

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Speaker 11: This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray

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Speaker 11: The people have had a belly full of it. I

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Speaker 11: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 11: Bath, Saturday, thirty one January year for twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 11: We're absolutely packed today. We're at war. If you don't

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Speaker 11: You guys, hang hol but hang on, hang on, hang on,

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Speaker 11: Okay, go man, go hit it. Michae Lindell, what a patriot.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely so, Steve.

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Speaker 12: This is the next point on where you have some tension,

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Speaker 12: I would call it in the labor market. On the

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Speaker 12: one hand, AI is absolutely eliminating jobs, There's no doubt

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Speaker 12: about it. Look, there's there are plenty of projects I've

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Speaker 12: been able to take on just anecdotally, Steve, where I

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Speaker 12: normally would have had to hire a research assistant and

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Speaker 12: the project just would have been prohibitively expensive.

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Speaker 3: It wouldn't have been worth it for me.

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Speaker 12: But now because of AI, I can use certain tools

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Speaker 12: to gather information for me, and I no longer need

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Speaker 12: to employ that person to do that, and I've therefore

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Speaker 12: been able to take on more projects. So on the

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Speaker 12: one hand, yes, there's clearly job destruction there, But on

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Speaker 12: the other hand, what's happening is are actually creating jobs

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Speaker 12: in other areas of the economy because you're increasing productivity,

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Speaker 12: you're increasing efficiency, and you're reducing costs. And this is

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Speaker 12: showing up in the macro level data where we have

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Speaker 12: productivity numbers that are absolutely booming. Right now you have

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Speaker 12: unit labor costs that are incredibly low, So that's good

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Speaker 12: news for the overall economy. So again there's a tension there.

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Speaker 12: On the one hand, AI is definitely eliminating some jobs,

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Speaker 12: and what tends to happen in this creative destruction process,

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Speaker 12: as we like to call it, is the job losses

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Speaker 12: are on the front end and more of the job

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Speaker 12: gains are on the back end.

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Speaker 3: And so the question is how soon.

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Speaker 12: Until those job gains start to eclipse the job losses

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Speaker 12: when it comes to AI. Now, to your point on

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Speaker 12: the H one b's there's absolutely no reason why you

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Speaker 12: need to be bringing in so many of those folks

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Speaker 12: to do to what are effectively entry level jobs. This

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Speaker 12: is a program that is a desperate need of, at least,

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Speaker 12: at the very least, reform. I know a lot of

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Speaker 12: people want to just get rid of the whole project entirely,

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Speaker 12: but at at the very least, I think all of

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Speaker 12: us can agree it needs reform because a program that

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Speaker 12: is designed to be bringing in the best and the

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Speaker 12: brightest talent from around the world, it should not then

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Speaker 12: be used bringing foreigners to compete with Americans for entry

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Speaker 12: level jobs the program was created.

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Speaker 3: To do in the first place.

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Speaker 11: It's a it's a total scam. EJ. We've got to bounce.

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Speaker 11: What is your social media? You're putting up great content

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Speaker 11: all the time?

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Speaker 12: Where we go, sir, best place to find me is

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Speaker 12: on x and the handle there is at real EJ.

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Speaker 11: And Tony Brother, thank you. Look for to see you.

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Speaker 11: Next week. We're gonna break down Kevin Walsh. Okay, I know,

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Speaker 11: I know, I told you I I'm going to play

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Speaker 11: about We're playing it. It's Bruce Springsteen Streets of Minneapolis.

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Speaker 11: It's going to one hundred thousand people a day, and

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Speaker 11: I want to get under your skin with Bruce Springsteen

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Speaker 11: short break.

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Speaker 2: Use your host Stephen.

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Speaker 11: K Bak Ben Berkwumbs in Minneapolis are going to go

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Speaker 11: there in a moment. There's gonna be a massive There's

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Speaker 11: gonna be a massive protest march today. The one in

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Speaker 11: Los Angeles got out of control last night, the one

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Speaker 11: down by the Federal Book. I think they had another

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Speaker 11: one on the West side. Rosemary jenks Uh. We love

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Speaker 11: EJ and TONI we want e J Antoni to be

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Speaker 11: the Bureau of Labor Statistics. He should have had the

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Speaker 11: job they've actually appointed now some guy's been there for

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Speaker 11: fifteen years who is obviously part of the problem. But hey,

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Speaker 11: this is McConnell and the Republicans. There were Republicans that

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Speaker 11: wouldn't even meet with EJ. Given the fact that he

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Speaker 11: is full MAGA. So that charger about everything you need

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Speaker 11: to know about the Senate, who, by the way, right

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Speaker 11: now is cal towing to the Democrats in the Senate

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Speaker 11: two week negotiation on DHS of what they've asked for.

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Speaker 11: What the Democrats, because they're radicals, what they're asking for,

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Speaker 11: would strip Ice from even being able to put a

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Speaker 11: field a team in the field. Rosemary, that's being said,

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Speaker 11: I'm not sure that's the correct way to actually look

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Speaker 11: at these numbers, is it. I mean, you're the hammer.

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Speaker 11: It's the reason you're revered in the MAGA movement about

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Speaker 11: the math we are hiring. Let me just be blunt.

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Speaker 11: We are hiring way too many foreigners in this country

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Speaker 11: for jobs that Americans should be taking. What they're doing

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Speaker 11: is suppressing These foreigners are suppressing wages. And clearly the

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Speaker 11: business side of the Republican Party, the Chamber Commerce, Governor DeWine,

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Speaker 11: they got this situation in Ohio. They're supposed to take

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Speaker 11: away the temporary protective service status of the Haitians on Tuesday,

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Speaker 11: and he's given a press Commerce yesterday saying, oh no,

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Speaker 11: they're adding to the community, they're holding jobs, they're adding

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Speaker 11: to GDP, the same Chamber Commerce pitch you hear. So,

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Speaker 11: what is the reality of this situation with foreign born workers,

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Speaker 11: including this new I think it's h two b's they're

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Speaker 11: trying to bring in another I don't know, one hundred thousand,

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Speaker 11: h two b foreigners.

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Speaker 13: Ma'am.

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Speaker 14: This is absolutely right that we are hiring more Americans

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Speaker 14: than foreigners right now. But the fact is that the

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Speaker 14: number of foreigners working in the United States should be declining,

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Speaker 14: not just growing more slowly. And so we've got DHS

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Speaker 14: announced yesterday and we broke this on X that they're

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Speaker 14: bringing in an extra sixty five thousand that's on top

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Speaker 14: of the sixty six thousand cap for this year. So

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Speaker 14: that means in the next eight months they're going to

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Speaker 14: allow in sixty five thousand additional H two B workers

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Speaker 14: who are taking construction jobs, landscaping jobs, hotel and restaurant jobs,

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Speaker 14: resort jobs, ski instructors, all of these jobs that are

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Speaker 14: entry level jobs for Americans. I mean, I spent the

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Speaker 14: morning talking to moms who got their kids through trade

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Speaker 14: school specifically so that they would be able to find

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Speaker 14: these kinds of construction jobs. And they can't find jobs.

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Speaker 14: They're being denied. And you know, if you look at

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Speaker 14: the wages that these H two B employers are paying

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Speaker 14: these workers, they're outrageous. I mean, you know, some of

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Speaker 14: them are being paid nine dollars an hour, eleven dollars

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Speaker 14: an hour, construction jobs for sixteen dollars an hour. You

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Speaker 14: can't live in America on those wages. So if we

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Speaker 14: take away the cheap foreign labor, these companies are going

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Speaker 14: to have to raise their wages to recruit Americans, and

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Speaker 14: that's exactly what should happen.

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Speaker 11: Talk to me also about this h one B visas

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Speaker 11: in this layoffs AI is coming through, and I understand

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Speaker 11: the theory of creative destruction. I understand the theory that

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Speaker 11: we're going to be more productive and hire more people later,

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Speaker 11: but that's not the reality. What's happening now. Artificial intelligence

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Speaker 11: is obviously in the big corporations are trying to hide

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Speaker 11: it every way they can possibly hide it. They're not

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Speaker 11: bragging about it, okay, what Brian Cassel calls the efficiency model,

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Speaker 11: and they're letting go or not hiring these lower level

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Speaker 11: entry level jobs for kids under thirty or young people

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Speaker 11: under thirty five years old, which that most important decade

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Speaker 11: of your life professionally is in your twenties, when you're

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Speaker 11: kind of you know, understanding what your profession is and

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Speaker 11: how you get through it. But they're laying off of

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Speaker 11: It's pretty obvious when you look at the Twitter feeds

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Speaker 11: and go back to the source documents. They're laying off

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Speaker 11: American workers and continue to hire h one bs. Correct.

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Speaker 11: That's why this program must be shut down. There's no

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Speaker 11: way to reform it. It's not reformable.

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Speaker 14: Rosemary Jenks, It's absolutely true. I mean, it is just

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Speaker 14: completely absurd that a company can be laying off American

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Speaker 14: workers and hiring H one B workers at the same time.

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Speaker 14: You know, it doesn't matter what department you're hiring or

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Speaker 14: firing from, if you are hiring, if you're laying off

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Speaker 14: American workers, you should not be allowed to apply for

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Speaker 14: a foreign worker period, full stop. That is just a

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Speaker 14: fact of life, you know, higher Americans. We've got so

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Speaker 14: many American tech workers who are unemployed or who are

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Speaker 14: employed in non tech jobs because they can't get these jobs.

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Speaker 14: It just cannot continue. We have to put Americans first.

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Speaker 14: And you know, I am sick and tired of hearing

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Speaker 14: these politicians on both sides of the aisle, quite frankly,

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Speaker 14: who are talking about compassion for illegal aliens and compassion

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Speaker 14: for foreign workers. Where's your compassion for Americans? That's what

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Speaker 14: I want to know.

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Speaker 11: Hold it, Rosemary Jenks. Hillary Clinton is questions Christianity, she's

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Speaker 11: sat Hillary is saying you're a savage and that she's empathetic. Right,

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Speaker 11: You're a savage because you want you want to get

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Speaker 11: away with H one b's, you want to take away

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Speaker 11: temporary protective status. You don't want to. You want American

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Speaker 11: teenagers and young people to have better paying jobs and

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Speaker 11: not flooed the zone with more foreigner You're not empathetic.

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Speaker 11: In fact, she called the savages. Your response, ma'am, yeah, yeah,

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Speaker 11: you have a.

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Speaker 14: Really screwed up moral system if you think that having

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Speaker 14: compassion compassion for foreigners is somehow better than having compassion

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Speaker 14: for your fellow Americans. We don't expect the nationals of

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Speaker 14: any other country to put our interests before their own,

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Speaker 14: and yet somehow we are supposed to put everyone else's

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Speaker 14: interests before our own interests. No, having compassion for Americans

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Speaker 14: is what this country should be doing. It's what our

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Speaker 14: government's duty is, and we should all have much more

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Speaker 14: compassion for our own fellow Americans than for anyone else.

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Speaker 11: Ma'am, where do people go? Your new project, which is

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Speaker 11: to make sure we enforce it, to get Congress star pace,

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Speaker 11: start codifying some of this. I know it's an uphill struggle. Also,

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Speaker 11: make sure they're more the executive orders coming out of

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Speaker 11: the Trump administration are more focused on just American workers.

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Speaker 11: Let's get rid of these foreign workers and the destruction

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Speaker 11: of the H one B program. Now we've come a

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Speaker 11: ways because they're running around trying to reform it. It's

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Speaker 11: not reformable, and the American people are on our side.

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Speaker 11: American people hate, hate, hate the H one B program,

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Speaker 11: and they're gonna hate the H two B program. So

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Speaker 11: where they go, Rosemary, to join you in your great

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Speaker 11: Rosemarie Jenks think by the way social media where they

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Speaker 11: So this is the one that's the ultimate investment guide

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Speaker 11: for investing in gold and precious metals in the age

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Speaker 11: of Trumps to make sure you do it today. Do

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Speaker 11: we have Ben Berkwam. Ben Berkwam is in Minneapolis. Ben,

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Speaker 11: First off, I want your observations on Los Angeles. Number one,

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Speaker 11: there was some protests out by some of the theaters

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Speaker 11: showing Malania's movie, and people that actually went to the

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Speaker 11: film said, you could barely hear yourself inside there they were.

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Speaker 11: There was almost a mini riot outside. But downtown near

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Speaker 11: the federal building, and you're near the Federal building today

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Speaker 11: in Minneapolis, they actually did have a They actually did

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Speaker 11: have a I thought a riot around the country, particularly

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Speaker 11: in place Los Angeles. How violent is getting Ben Berkwam.

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Speaker 15: Well, Steve yesterday it was actually a good thing. It

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Speaker 15: was the prelude to the death of Western civilization for

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Speaker 15: the people that aren't awake yet. If you watched across America,

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Speaker 15: every single major influence, both political and cultural, had riots

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Speaker 15: taken over their cities. These to the people that are

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Speaker 15: out there in the western suburbs in the Midwest saying, hey,

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Speaker 15: at least that's not my city, that's your city in

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Speaker 15: twenty years or sooner, in five years, ten years, If

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Speaker 15: you don't stand.

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Speaker 11: Up against what do you mean? This is twenty is

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Speaker 11: coming to a neighborhood. New Year, absolutely coming to your neighborhood. Sure,

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Speaker 11: if you're in a bunker, this is, but this is no.

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Speaker 11: Give me that again and years. It's the death.

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Speaker 15: It's the death of Western civilization. It's the prelude to

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Speaker 15: what's coming to your doorstep. Watch those videos. Send them

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Speaker 15: to all your friends, Send la to your friends. Send Austin.

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Speaker 15: And you think you're safe in Texas, You're screwed. Look

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Speaker 15: at Austin. That is the capital, that's the center. Austin

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Speaker 15: is falling. Texas is falling. If Austin falls, every single

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Speaker 15: major metropolitan center in America has fallen to communist jihattist.

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Speaker 11: That's where we're at in America today. No, it's the

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Speaker 11: Red Green Alliance. And some people say the Red Green

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Speaker 11: Blue because you've got the globalists and there. Peter Schwarz's

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Speaker 11: book lays out how the CCP and the Mexican government

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Speaker 11: are very involved in this, along with people like sous In,

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Speaker 11: the new CCP member, that radical Jony Evans's husband, who

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Speaker 11: code pink, who's funding this, putting hundreds of millions of

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Speaker 11: dollars into it. It's absolutely uh and you can tell

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Speaker 11: it's coming to a neighborhood near you, and this is

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Speaker 11: why we got it. We have to continue with the

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Speaker 11: show of force of ICE and it has to be

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Speaker 11: mass deportations. It just can't be the criminal criminals. You

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Speaker 11: got a triage. Obviously you got to get the criminals

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Speaker 11: out first. But Ben, they're showing you, you know, Ellison

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Speaker 11: the other day they slapped essentially Tom Holman in the face.

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Speaker 11: Has there been any effort at all to connect ICE

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Speaker 11: with with the actual jails, with the prisoners, the criminals,

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Speaker 11: which they know they have. You know, Elis has said, well,

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Speaker 11: we may do it. Pry is sitting there going with

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Speaker 11: walts and saying we're sanctuarusities. Have you heard any updates

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Speaker 11: at all that they've cooperating with federal authorities. I haven't.

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Speaker 15: And to the point you just made, Steve, it's important

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Speaker 15: we have to do mass deportations. But the most critical

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Speaker 15: thing that we do right now is prosecute the traders

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Speaker 15: in our country. Prosecute the activist organizations. This is a

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Speaker 15: criminal conspiracy against our country, this is sedition, it's insurrection.

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Speaker 15: Every single one of these organizations and individuals need to

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Speaker 15: be prosecuted unless that happens. It doesn't matter how many

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Speaker 15: illegals we deport, because the apparatus that is running this

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Speaker 15: both internationally, the foreign adversaries that are a part of

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Speaker 15: this as well as the enemies within our country, nothing changes.

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Speaker 11: You could deport every illegal.

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Speaker 15: But if that, if that apparatus is not destroyed, completely destroyed,

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Speaker 15: we're going to be destroyed.

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Speaker 11: Ben, give your coordinates because we're gonna come back to you.

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Speaker 11: They're expecting one hundred thousand people in the streets today

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Speaker 11: in Minneapolis, is that my understanding? Is that correct?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 15: Obviously it's the you know, the weak anniversary since the

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Speaker 15: criminal who obstructed ice got murdered or got killed rightfully

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Speaker 15: by ice in the streets. So that's it's gonna be

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Speaker 15: a big one today too.

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Speaker 11: Okay, we'll come back to you. We'll come back to

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Speaker 11: you in the next hour. Let's get let's get positioned,

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Speaker 11: and we'll go back to Ben burkekwom he saw in

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Speaker 11: Los Angeles. Ben's absolutely correct. You had the cultural aspects

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Speaker 11: of it. Don Lemon, he's heard Don Lemon crashing a

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Speaker 11: church and he thinks he's protected by the First Amendment.

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Speaker 11: Short commercial break, We're gonna go to Georgia get down

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Speaker 11: to the basic facts of how they stole the twenty

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Speaker 11: twenty election.

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Speaker 6: I think you're correct.

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Speaker 7: I think they are trying to impact the twenty TwixT

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Speaker 7: six elections and the twenty twenty eight elections. It's my

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Speaker 7: opinion that Folston County, Georgia has been a target of

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Speaker 7: this administration since twenty twenty when he asked for to

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Speaker 7: find eleven thousand plus votes. I was chair at that

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Speaker 7: time and was concerned at that time, and so he's

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Speaker 7: been challenging every it seems like monthly, even sometimes it

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Speaker 7: seems like weekly. There's some sense of we need to revote,

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Speaker 7: redo the twenty twenty elections. Well, the twenty twenty elections

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Speaker 7: have been reviewed, they've been audited, they've been looked at

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Speaker 7: from A to Z. We've even had hand counts, and

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Speaker 7: in every instance, every instance, we've come upclean.

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Speaker 3: So what thereafter?

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Speaker 11: Okay, okay, I can't take anymore. It was hard enough

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Speaker 11: for me to listen to that during the cold open

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Speaker 11: David Schaffer, David, you are a unsung American hero. We're

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Speaker 11: going to start singing your praises. Now, you're gonna be

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Speaker 11: a regular.

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Speaker 3: In the war room.

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Speaker 11: You're a chairman of the GOP. You know more about

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Speaker 11: they're stealing the twenty twenty election. At probably suffer as

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Speaker 11: much as anybody right now on TV, they're NonStop. All

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Speaker 11: the ballots have been fouled. This raid was awful. They're

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Speaker 11: all it's about is twenty twenty six. They know they

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Speaker 11: lost twenty twenty. But this is Trump and war Room

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Speaker 11: and all these and all the folks down in Georgia

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Speaker 11: that we've had on you know, Garland Favorito, now yourself,

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Speaker 11: all of them. All they want to do is steal

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Speaker 11: the twenty twenty sixth election. Can you put this in

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Speaker 11: perspective for sir well.

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Speaker 16: The twenty twenty election in Georgia was a dumpster fire

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Speaker 16: of ineptitude. You had in the name of COVID, You

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Speaker 16: had historic safeguards being swept away, you had processes upended,

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Speaker 16: and there's no question that those vulnerabilities that were created

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Speaker 16: were exploited.

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Speaker 6: The irony is that.

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Speaker 16: The problems that were pointed out have never been investigated.

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Speaker 16: They've only investigated the people who pointed out the problems.

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Speaker 16: And I think that finally, with the FBI seizing the ballots,

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Speaker 16: I think we'll get to the bottom of much of

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Speaker 16: what happened.

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Speaker 11: Here's what's confusing for folks around the nation. David, in

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Speaker 11: Fulton County, we realize Fani Willis and the Chairman of

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Speaker 11: the is right there at Fulton County is controlled by

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Speaker 11: radical Democrats. But the state of Georgia is a conservative state.

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Speaker 11: The state of Georgia is a red state. The State

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Speaker 11: of Georgia is a state of patriots. And there are

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Speaker 11: folks called Republicans at the senior level in the State

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Speaker 11: of Georgia. So please explain to the audience, because it's

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Speaker 11: still people have a very tough time getting their head

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Speaker 11: around it. When you say these things were exploited at

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Speaker 11: the time and they haven't been remedied, isn't rofins You've

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Speaker 11: got a whole schlug. Kemp's job. I don't know if

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Speaker 11: he's ever had a job as a grown man except

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Speaker 11: in politics. He was Secretary of State for ae years.

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Speaker 11: How were they able to exploit it under Republican watch understanding,

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Speaker 11: you got to keep the Harry eyeball on these Democrats

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Speaker 11: the whole time. So how did that happen?

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Speaker 6: It was grossing competence.

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Speaker 16: I think Raethlisberger became psychologically and politically invested in the

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Speaker 16: idea that of defending the election. Whatever happened. You know,

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Speaker 16: he gave an interesting interview on the I think it

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Speaker 16: was the day after the election in twenty twenty, where

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Speaker 16: he said that based on the number of votes that

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Speaker 16: were outstanding, that President Trump's lead could not be overcome.

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Speaker 6: And then they kept discovering new ballots that.

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Speaker 16: You know, after his original pronouncement, and as the new

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Speaker 16: ballots kept getting discovered, our lead narrowed and eventually was overtaken.

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Speaker 16: And the moment that it was overtaken, Steve. The moment

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Speaker 16: it was overtaken, they began to treat every report of

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Speaker 16: an irregularity like it was a bigfoot sighting or an

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Speaker 16: alien abduction story. The people pointing out problems, raising concerns,

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Speaker 16: asking questions were ridiculed, and if they didn't shut up,

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Speaker 16: they were then themselves placed under investigation and charged with crimes.

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Speaker 16: And so, you know, I'm encouraged that the Justice Department

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Speaker 16: is moving so that we can finally get to the

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Speaker 16: bottom of what happened in twenty twenty.

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Speaker 11: What are we going to have to do though, right

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Speaker 11: now to come back because for all of a sudden

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Speaker 11: they're saying, hey, we were perfect. We kept these things

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Speaker 11: because the court told us to. We kept them. But

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Speaker 11: now the fbis in so they're clearly fouled. And anything

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Speaker 11: you hear from the FBI is going to be a

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Speaker 11: pack of lized because the FBI is controlled by President

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Speaker 11: Trump and these radical make America Great Again crowd your thoughts, Well, that's.

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Speaker 6: Complete nonsense, obviously.

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Speaker 16: I mean the only reason that those ballots are still

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Speaker 16: in existence is because of litigation that was filed by

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Speaker 16: Gland Favrito and Carolyn Jeffers and others immediately after the

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Speaker 16: election to force an inspection of the ballots, and judge,

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Speaker 16: the judge who had that case ordered that they be preserved.

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Speaker 16: Otherwise they would have been long gone by now. But

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Speaker 16: we've been fighting for five years to have a physical

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Speaker 16: inspection of those.

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Speaker 6: Ballots, and.

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Speaker 16: We came close to that happening in twenty twenty one,

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Speaker 16: and then a year into the case, the judge suddenly

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Speaker 16: declared that the plaintiffs had no standing and he's been

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Speaker 16: reversed on appeal. But five years later, we are still

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Speaker 16: fighting to look at those ballots. The FBI is my

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Speaker 16: understanding ask for those ballots several weeks ago. They weren't

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Speaker 16: turned over and that's why a search warrant was obtained

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Speaker 16: and they were seized. And I think they're much safer

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Speaker 16: hands now than they've ever been in the last five

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Speaker 16: years in Fulton County.

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Speaker 11: We want to hold you through the break. We're going

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Speaker 11: to go to Texas. Lee walmscan and that the very

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Speaker 11: important Senate nine race today actually is devoting today, believe

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Speaker 11: it or not. It should have been a couple of

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Speaker 11: weeks after the first round, but of course they want

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Speaker 11: to stretch it out so out of state Democrat money

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Speaker 11: can can win. Last question, we got about a minute,

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Speaker 11: and then we're going to go to break the FBI.

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Speaker 11: Why was it at the time. Why did the Georgia

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Speaker 11: Bureau of Investigations not step in here under Kemp, under

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Speaker 11: the Lieutenant Governor Rothenisberger to get to the bottom of

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Speaker 11: this years ago? Why do we have to wait for

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Speaker 11: the FBI five years after the fact, Sir.

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Speaker 6: We'll be ask answer an hour later. The GBI.

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Speaker 11: Just give me a quick answer now, and then we'll

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Speaker 11: go to break.

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Speaker 16: GBI doesn't have the authority to investigate a crime on

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Speaker 16: its own. It has to be either directed by the

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Speaker 16: governor or requested by a certain list of named officials,

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Speaker 16: none of none of whom made that request.

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Speaker 11: Okay, so how but how is camp going to look

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Speaker 11: when you're gonna find host of crimes? The FBI say, hey,

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Speaker 11: Tulca Gabbert's doing the investigation of twenty twenty. They're just

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Speaker 11: doing a crime. There's crimes here. How's Kemp going to

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Speaker 11: respond to that? When I'm saying the FBI's found crimes,

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Speaker 11: you were the governor. Why do you put Georgia Bureau

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Speaker 11: of Investigation on this? What's the answer?

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Speaker 6: Worked? Like PAULI on him.

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Speaker 11: You are Southern, David Schaeffer, you are a Southern gentleman.

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Speaker 11: You're a Southern gentleman. Stick around. So we're to take

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Speaker 11: a short commercial break. Sam tannan House is going to

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Speaker 11: join us. Pap you can and kind of laid it

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Speaker 11: out back in the early nineteen nineties of the revolution

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Speaker 11: that was coming, he and Bill Buckley had some thoughts together.

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Speaker 11: We're going to break that all down. We're going to

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Speaker 11: go to Texas and out to the Pacific about the

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Speaker 11: Chinese Commis party next in the world