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Speaker 1: What happened today that was different, After all, his remaining

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Speaker 1: tariff threats went into effect at midnight last night. What

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Speaker 2: Normal for a day with Donald Trump at the wheel.

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Speaker 1: What was different today was not that the stock market

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Speaker 1: tanked again, right, It was that the bond market tanked

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Speaker 1: at the beginning of the day.

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Speaker 3: Twenty six past the hour beautiful shot of Capitol Hill

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Speaker 3: this morning. This morning, House Republicans will hold a vote

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Speaker 3: on a Senate past budget bill after GOP leaders pulled

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Speaker 3: the measure from consideration last night. It was a major

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Speaker 3: setback for Speaker Mike Johnson, who was pushing Republicans to

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Speaker 3: legislative agenda. But several conservative fiscal hawks argued the Senate's

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Speaker 3: budget blueprint would add too much to the nation's debt.

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Speaker 3: It's unclear if any of those holdouts have changed their mind.

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Speaker 2: The issue has.

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Speaker 4: Obviously been for quite some time, a twenty trillion dollar

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Speaker 4: at thirty six trillion dollars. Nothing fiscally conservative about that.

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Speaker 4: You have the Senate passing resolution and saying, well, let's

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Speaker 4: just pretend that we aren't extending these tax cuts which

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Speaker 2: We'll see where it goes. But right now.

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Speaker 4: I think some tough sailing for the speaker, simply because

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Speaker 2: Spending over the next ten years.

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Speaker 5: Since President Trump was elected, our two nations have done

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Speaker 5: We're partnering closely in three areas, First, securing our borders

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Speaker 5: As we put America first, we are putting the Americas

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Speaker 7: So we got a little pushback from some senators yesterday

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Speaker 2: So we're ready to move forward.

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Speaker 9: Coming in under minus one tent on headline minus one tent,

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Speaker 9: we're expecting the exact opposite. We're expecting up one tent

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Speaker 2: These are definitely low numbers. This is the primal scream

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Speaker 10: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 2: Mega media?

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Speaker 10: So China is fully engaged in this. Now, that's why

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Speaker 10: What the hang up is is the House Johnson had

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Speaker 10: talked about fiscal responsibility. Speaker Johnson's talked about fiscal responsibility.

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Speaker 2: This reconciliation. I realized the budget.

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Speaker 10: Resolution is just kind of the starter's gun to get

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Speaker 10: it rolling. There'll be there can be other significant cuts

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Speaker 10: understand the Chinese. In Caroline, I think you would agree

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Speaker 10: with this, since you're in Southeast Asia and see how

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Speaker 10: they roll. They're not just going to sit there and

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Speaker 10: call President Trump and say, hey, let's have a meeting.

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Speaker 10: I think that's very unlikely. One of the reasons I

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Speaker 10: think it's unlikely. I'm not so she would be the

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Speaker 10: guy in charge of the Chinese Companiest Party and the

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Speaker 10: president of China if he did that. He has hard liners,

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Speaker 10: just like Putin has hardliners. He has hardliners who are

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Speaker 10: taking a hard line against the United States and see

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Speaker 10: us as their ultimate enemy, as we see them as

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Speaker 10: the exist central threat to world peace. What's the response

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Speaker 10: of people in Southeast Asia. I take it they can't

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Speaker 10: be too happy with with she coming next week when

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Speaker 10: possibly they could be in Washington, d c. Meeting with

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Speaker 10: Scott Bessant or the trade repper Peter Navara trying to

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Speaker 10: cut a deal.

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Speaker 12: Well, they are, But.

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Speaker 11: This is I heard a really interesting story yesterday about

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Speaker 11: this is how China comes in and operates in these countries.

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Speaker 12: Someone told me that the head.

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Speaker 11: Of their minerals in their country took a meeting with

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Speaker 11: some folks from China. There was ten people from the

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Speaker 11: Chinese delegation showed up. Each one of them handed him

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Speaker 11: a business card. Each business card was several ounces of

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Speaker 11: gold with their names each sketched into it.

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Speaker 13: What were they doing?

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Speaker 11: They were handing that man about thirty thousand dollars worth

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Speaker 11: of gold indirectly. And then at the end of the

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Speaker 11: meeting they said, okay, we're going to come back tomorrow.

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Speaker 12: How many people should we bring.

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Speaker 11: Basically saying how many people in gold cards should we

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Speaker 11: bring with you to start to bribe you.

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Speaker 12: That is what we're up against in China. They do

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Speaker 12: not play games.

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Speaker 11: The thing about China is that if you bribe someone

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Speaker 11: in a business setting in China, you get executed.

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Speaker 12: If you leave China and.

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Speaker 11: Go bribe someone in a foreign country, on behalf of

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Speaker 11: the CCP.

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Speaker 12: You get a promotion and you get a raise.

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Speaker 11: And so right now we've got to be I mean,

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Speaker 11: the CCP is on the March, and we are honest

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Speaker 11: brokers in the United States. But right now, what we

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Speaker 11: have to the message to these you know, all of

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Speaker 11: these countries around the world is China is not a

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Speaker 11: smart long term investment for you. The United States is

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Speaker 11: we are more stable, We are a better partner, We

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Speaker 11: are a better partner with trade, We are a better

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Speaker 11: partner with negotiations. China comes in promise you to do

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Speaker 11: a bunch of cash in the world, they never end

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Speaker 11: up paying. They don't pay their taxes, and they don't

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Speaker 11: assimulate to your culture. And so I think that these

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Speaker 11: nations know that, which is evidence by you know, seventy

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Speaker 11: five plus country saying please, Donald Trump, we want to

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Speaker 11: come make a deal with you.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, And there's a process set of Now do that.

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Speaker 10: Caroline, where do people follow you on your White Lotus tour, ma'am.

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Speaker 11: It is at Caroline Ran on Twitter getter and truth social.

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Speaker 10: So we just we went from below decks. It was

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Speaker 10: below decks. Now we're in White Lotus season four. Right,

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Speaker 10: it's you're like a traveling reality show. Yeah, pretty much, Caroline,

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Speaker 10: thank you, thank you for reporting a great, great call yesterday,

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Speaker 10: big scoop, thank you, short commercial break Texas Cornyn John

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Speaker 10: Corny came out yestual. He said some terrible things about

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Speaker 10: Ken Paxson. The fight in Texas is going to be.

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Speaker 2: Pretty pretty vicious.

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Speaker 10: The Sennessee Senate primary actually has already got a big

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Speaker 10: story of how it's how it's Maga versus another round

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Speaker 10: with the Bush hunta down the Great State of Texas.

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Speaker 10: Patriot Mobile, Glenn's story and the team have been so

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Speaker 10: back in a moment, use your stephen k. We're more

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Speaker 10: on the on the Texas race this afternoon, maybe tomorrow,

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Speaker 10: but it's already started out pretty vicious. Uh. Cornyn already

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Speaker 10: started the smear campaign against Ken Paxon in Texas folks

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Speaker 10: and for the great folks in Texas This is like

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Speaker 10: the ongoing you know, the ongoing battle we've had. You know,

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Speaker 10: which his audience was very involved making sure that people

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Speaker 10: understood the consequences of voting to convict. You've had the

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Speaker 10: massive you know, Asaurus trying to turn Texas.

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Speaker 2: Blue and then purple. And then because of.

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Speaker 10: The grassroots and the MAGA movement and President Trump, President

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Speaker 10: Trump won by fourteen points. You got Ted Cruz one

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Speaker 10: at nine. These are numbers that are just absolutely blowout numbers.

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Speaker 10: The but then you had the house situation where the

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Speaker 10: Texas has these great conservatives. We've been down there and

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Speaker 10: that's that's why Glenn Storing the team at Patriot Mobile

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Speaker 10: and gave talks in Denton County and Terran County. It's

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Speaker 10: just been it's been incredible down there, the level of enthusiasm.

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Speaker 10: And now you're going to have, probably for twenty six

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Speaker 10: for this cycle, the most intense, although Michigan may be

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Speaker 10: Texas and Corner was right, this is going to be

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Speaker 10: over one hundred million dollars fight. But Cornyan to me

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Speaker 10: a McConnell bush acolyte. He tries to fake it sometimes

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Speaker 10: to make sure people you know, can say he's a conservative.

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Speaker 2: I just don't see it. Not just a moderate.

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Speaker 10: He's a globalist and always have supported the deep state.

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Speaker 2: Ken Paxson is a good man. But that's going to

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Speaker 2: be a tough one.

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Speaker 10: That's why the people at Patriot Mobile have been so

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Speaker 2: But go to nine seven two.

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Speaker 10: Patriot Nins and to Patriot you can talk to an

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Speaker 10: In Texas, we're going to spend Actios has a big

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Speaker 10: story today about this, and it's got Charlie Kirk is

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Speaker 10: given a quote in it that we talk to them

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Speaker 10: and said we're going to be in very involved in

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Speaker 10: this thing, and it's like a continuing This is a

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Speaker 10: continuation of these fights that we've had before back to

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Speaker 10: capital markets in particularly gold, I mean at thirty one

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Speaker 2: Going to be all over.

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Speaker 10: One of the reasons you've had this reaction this morning

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Speaker 10: that yesterday was a shortcover that was historic three thousand points.

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Speaker 10: But it's also people are waking up stock stores, Trump presses, terrorists, pause,

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Speaker 10: and hits China harder. The entire thing about the geo

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Speaker 10: ech gnomic in the geopolitical reset is predicated around China

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Speaker 10: and what our elites have done to basically empower China

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Speaker 10: and make China wealthy at the expense of working class

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Speaker 10: people in the middle class of the United States. That

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Speaker 10: gets down to the beating heart of it. We've talked

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Speaker 10: about on the show for years and years and years.

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Speaker 10: We consider this show to be the lead in the

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Speaker 10: effort to back Lau Boijing. Because the United States and

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Speaker 10: people in the Nina States can't take down the Chinese

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Speaker 10: Companist Party. The legitimacy is questioned by their citizens in

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Speaker 10: Lao Boijing. That's a term of endearment, or in China

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Speaker 10: that means old hundred names. There's essentially roughly, you know,

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Speaker 10: mythically one hundred last names in China, and so old

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Speaker 10: hundred names is what they say, is kind of John

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Speaker 10: Q Public or the little guy, right, he's the guy

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Speaker 10: that everything kind of happens to, but it's on his

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Speaker 10: shoulders that the whole country kind of exists. So it's

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Speaker 10: a term of endearment Lau Bijing, and it's the only

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Speaker 10: the Lao Bijing can make a decision about who rules

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Speaker 10: them and who governs them. But I will tell you

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Speaker 10: they have no love for the.

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Speaker 2: Chinese Commis Party and the Chinese Coumtis Party.

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Speaker 10: Is always is now in a huge crisis in internally

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Speaker 10: about legitimacy because even from the founding of the People's

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Speaker 10: Republic of China, it's been very questionable actually how they

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Speaker 10: came to power. They weren't democratically elected. They'd never opened

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Speaker 10: up to elections, they never opened up to the sovereign

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Speaker 10: will of the people. They took control, and they took

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Speaker 10: control with a bunch of different institutions and people helping them.

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Speaker 10: As one of the big controversies, it's really what started

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Speaker 10: off the whole situation with Karthy. This is kind of

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Speaker 10: lost in time. They think it was internal. It didn't

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Speaker 10: start with that. It started in the late nineteen forties

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Speaker 10: with Time magazine and with others in what they called

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Speaker 10: the China Hans, or people in the United States that

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Speaker 10: were very close to China. The question was who lost China.

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Speaker 10: They'd been an ally in World War Two. They had

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Speaker 10: taken the brunt of the Japanese imperier army on mainland China.

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Speaker 10: They lost tens of millions of people.

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Speaker 2: It was brutal. Some of that was fighting each other.

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Speaker 10: The Chinese were vergue of fighting each other and not

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Speaker 10: really fighting the Japanese. But it kind of came as

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Speaker 10: a shock to the basic average American that China turned

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Speaker 10: out to be Communists After the war.

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Speaker 2: There was a lot of questions. The Chinese Commists Party.

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Speaker 10: Has always eternally had an issue with their own legitimacy.

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Speaker 10: One she Shan and others have led an effort for

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Speaker 10: years about how to do that, because they realized they

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Speaker 10: only exist because they've made a faust impact with the

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Speaker 10: people in China. We will give you tremendous economic returns

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Speaker 10: and really bring you into the middle class, okay, but

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Speaker 10: at the cost of no political freedom and no real freedom.

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Speaker 10: It's run as essentially a slave labor camp. The elites

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Speaker 10: on Wall Street know that. They knew that in nineteen

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Speaker 10: eighty nine when Tienem happened the Bush that was Bush's

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Speaker 10: first and only term. The Clintons knew it when the

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Speaker 10: with bags of cash.

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Speaker 2: The fix has.

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Speaker 10: Been in by our governing class, by the investment banks,

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Speaker 10: by the providers of capital, to essentially shift capital out

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Speaker 10: of the United States and away from manufacturing to what

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Speaker 10: was essentially a slave labor camp in China.

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Speaker 2: This has been brewing for years.

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Speaker 10: And you know, Kevin O'Leary gave just a magnificent summary

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Speaker 10: to you know on CNN the other night, and it's

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Speaker 10: a good lesson I think for the.

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Speaker 2: And maybe i'll play it later today.

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Speaker 10: It's a good lesson for the war and posse because

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Speaker 10: these are things we talk about, if not every day,

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Speaker 10: every other day, for years and years and years, and

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Speaker 10: particularly the beginning of the show. And we started five

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Speaker 10: years ago and we shifted from impeachment to pandemic. Why

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Speaker 10: were we the first people on pandemic. Well, given our

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Speaker 10: knowledge of China, given the relationships we have.

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Speaker 2: We knew immediately this was going to be a huge deal.

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Speaker 10: When other people kind of laughed it off, and we

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Speaker 10: also knew it came from Wuhan, there was no doubt

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Speaker 10: about that. Now become clear and clear and clearer that

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Speaker 10: when President Trump, when President Trump engaged with Bob Leitthheiser

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Speaker 10: and Peter Navarro to really negotiate a massive overall deal

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Speaker 10: with the Chinese Communist Party, it was the deal that

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Speaker 10: was one that had seven different verticals.

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Speaker 2: So it took care of all what we call the original.

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Speaker 10: Sin stayed on industries, their currency manipulation, all of it,

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Speaker 10: counterfeiting everything they've done, and also labor practices, the crushing

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Speaker 10: of their own people, over almost two years of negotiation

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Speaker 10: from Ninete from twenty seventeen, very early because we did

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Speaker 10: in the way his first the accommodation is won out

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Speaker 10: initially about how to kind of work out something that

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Speaker 10: took a couple months and it came off the trip

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Speaker 10: of she coming to mar Lago and President Trump was

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Speaker 10: furious when he saw the product, says, I'm not doing this.

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Speaker 10: This is just more tapping along, and he then empowered

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Speaker 10: Navarro and bob Leinitthheiser to kind of work on a

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Speaker 10: deal that took two years with.

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Speaker 2: In May of nineteen that was prepared to be signed.

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Speaker 10: They were prepared to go to final documentations in the

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Speaker 10: Chinese understanding, they were building this new relationship with Russia

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Speaker 10: in the One Belt, one Road. Things were going good.

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Speaker 10: President Trump was under assault with the Russia Gate. This

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Speaker 10: is also what the deep state was trying to do

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Speaker 10: in protection of China, and the Chinese just looked at

676
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Speaker 10: the last second said no, we're not going to do it.

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Speaker 10: Then shortly thereafter, she declared people's war against the United

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Speaker 10: States now were unrestricted warfare. They've been hitting us with psychological,

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Speaker 10: with cyber, with political, with economic for two decades. So

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Speaker 10: when we say this economic war is heated up now,

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Speaker 10: it's just now officially the United States government is going

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Speaker 10: to get engaged.

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Speaker 2: President Trump.

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Speaker 10: That's a hard that's a heart throw down one hundred

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Speaker 10: and twenty five percent tariffs, and particularly to single them

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Speaker 10: out to say, hey, everybody else, I'm going to keep

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Speaker 10: it tent.

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Speaker 2: I'm gonna keep it ten percent and ten percent is huge.

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Speaker 10: Also, if you look at Japan and excuse me, but

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Speaker 10: Mexico in candidate's got huge terroiffts on them, and he's

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Speaker 10: still got the twenty five percent terrorists on the automotives

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Speaker 10: coming in here. So people say President Trump's blink is

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Speaker 10: farthest from it. What He's done is set a process

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Speaker 10: to get all the other nations of the Earth in

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Speaker 10: here and to kind of figure this out on reciprocity.

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Speaker 10: And they've got something to say about that, and they should.

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Speaker 10: You know, we're not sitting there going this is it.

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Speaker 10: This is reciprocity. You have to buy this number. If

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Speaker 10: they have arguments about that, were you know, Scott Bes

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Speaker 10: and Peter of var President Trump particularly has done enough

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Speaker 10: transactions and deals to understand it.

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Speaker 2: He'll listen. But now we're engaging it.

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Speaker 10: And if you look at the battlefield, and there's one

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Speaker 10: of things you try to do here in the warm

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Speaker 10: is make sure you understand that it should not be

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Speaker 10: lost on you that the Vice President advance goes to Greenland,

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Speaker 10: that Pete hagsit us his first tourist SECTAF. He went

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Speaker 10: and obviously gave a speech in Munich, But the first

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Speaker 10: word Tori does. He goes to Hawaii, the third island chain.

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Speaker 10: He goes to Guam, the second island chain. He goes

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Speaker 10: to the Philippines into Japan and talks about in talks

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Speaker 10: to army and the Philippines makes a basic commitment to

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Speaker 10: keep the free navigation of the South China City.

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Speaker 2: He's then now in Panama.

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Speaker 10: That clip at the top of the show was as

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Speaker 10: strong as any defense sectary I've said. I've heard a

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Speaker 10: memory of understanding, and it's to basically say, Hey, the

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Speaker 10: Panama can Now we're going to work with the Panamanian government.

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Speaker 10: The Chinese Counties party is out, You're going to be out.

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Speaker 10: This is what We're going to work with the Panaminion government.

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Speaker 10: But this is going to be an asset controlled by

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Speaker 10: the United States of America. This is why I'm calling

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Speaker 10: for immediately. What they should do is set up for

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Speaker 10: Larry Fink to wire the money to Hutchinson Wan Po

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Speaker 10: to the Panamanian government. Just had the Panamanian government bless

726
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Speaker 10: the deal, wire the money to Hutchinsons Wan Poe because

727
00:37:46,160 --> 00:37:50,000
Speaker 10: the CCP has stopped the deal to transfer the docks,

728
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Speaker 10: the manager of the docks, and the stevedores and all

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Speaker 10: that into Panama Canal from a Chinese company. Is that

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Speaker 10: sound for me of what they do Hutchinson Wan Poe

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Speaker 10: one most important companies in Hong Kong. To transfer that

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Speaker 10: to Larry Fink and Blackrock, that should take place immediately. Also,

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Speaker 10: the Chinese governments said, hey, guess well, we're not going

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Speaker 10: to do a deal on TikTok.

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Speaker 2: Then I don't know, maybe we seize the assets.

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Speaker 10: In the United States, I think we have to start

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Speaker 10: playing even more hardball with the CCP. They're increasing exercises

738
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Speaker 10: around Taiwan. They are not going to cowtow number one.

739
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Speaker 10: Their senior cadres can't count tell if they count owt

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Speaker 10: to what we wanted today. My strong belief is that

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Speaker 10: they would be removed by certain ultra nationalist elements in

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Speaker 10: the military and also in the party. Remember this Chinese

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Speaker 10: companies party is run by about five factions, okay, five

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Speaker 10: factions that are always it's game of thrones all the time.

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Speaker 10: These five factions, you should understand, are some of the

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Speaker 10: richest people on earth. They are richer, They have more

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Speaker 10: wealth and stolen more wealth from the Chinese people than

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Speaker 10: like the monarchies in.

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Speaker 2: The Gulf Emirates, particularly in Saudi Arabia.

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Speaker 10: The Chinese Counties Party senior cadre personnel is some of

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Speaker 10: the wealthiest in the world. The other I recommend and

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Speaker 10: understand President Trump is not for this. President Trump is

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Speaker 10: very much wants the American universities to educate foreign students

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Speaker 10: and bring the best and Brice here. I fully understand that,

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Speaker 10: you know, his thinking on this is very sharp and

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Speaker 10: very dug in.

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Speaker 2: He's kind of immovable in this.

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Speaker 10: Although I recommend, given everything that's going on in the

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Speaker 10: commitment that the Chinese students not their fault. They have

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Speaker 10: to make a commitment to the Chinese government and essentially

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Speaker 10: to their intelligence services to do a monthly update whether

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Speaker 10: they're here is an exchange student. I think it's just

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Speaker 10: better for this moment in time of what's going on

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Speaker 10: with US visa VI the Chinese government dat we immediately

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Speaker 10: revoke all three hundred and fifty thousand, which I believe

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Speaker 10: the number is.

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Speaker 2: Is that number shock?

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Speaker 10: You revoke the student visas, immediately, get them on a

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Speaker 10: plane and get them out of here, and allow all

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Speaker 10: American students to fill those to fill those billets immediately.

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Speaker 10: There's the student billets a lot and some of the

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Speaker 10: best universities in the country.

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Speaker 2: So I strongly recommend we do that.

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Speaker 10: As we go, we're gonna have to go to other

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Speaker 10: measures here besides just the terrorists, because the Chinese Communist

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Speaker 10: Party is not going to bend the kneas. As Carolyn

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Speaker 10: rend just said yesterday and at Ossion, they were telling people, don't.

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Speaker 2: Go to the United States, do not go to the

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Speaker 2: United States, do not engage in this process.

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Speaker 10: Now they're actually saying, Hey, next week we're showing up,

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Speaker 10: so be there.

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Speaker 2: Don't be in Washington, d C. Short commercial break.

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Speaker 10: We're going to leave you with take down the CCP,

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Speaker 10: the great anthem from miles Grow.

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Speaker 2: We're gonna be back in the warm in just a moment.

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Speaker 12: For the Lord on the walk. We will put it

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Speaker 12: to the long God. We will let's take down.

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Speaker 2: Let's see use your Stephen k Bath.

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Speaker 10: Okay, markets are all over today and a lot of turmoil,

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Speaker 10: and it's going to be like that. The reason is

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Speaker 10: this that the and Asian had had a good night overnight,

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Speaker 10: and particularly Japan and Europe had a good day, not

793
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Speaker 10: a bad day.

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Speaker 2: Very turbulent.

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Speaker 10: US markets in the headline right there hits China harder.

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Speaker 10: This is the game in Chinese and anybody associated President

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Speaker 10: Trump that's telling him that the Chinese are going to

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Speaker 10: cowtow immediately, Hey, maybe they do, and that would be

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Speaker 10: monumental and I would be the first to say, good

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Speaker 10: on you.

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Speaker 2: I love it.

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Speaker 10: This what President Trump has done is brilliant. He's going

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Speaker 10: to isolate the Chinese Commist Party. And you see now

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Speaker 10: Caroline Rent yesterday from Kuala Lampour, today from Jakarta, the

805
00:41:51,160 --> 00:41:54,760
Speaker 10: Chinese Commist Party is all over trying to get people

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Speaker 10: to turn in the United States and they're going to

807
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Speaker 10: be making She's going to be making personal visits. And

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Speaker 10: remember the the head of China does not travel easily.

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Speaker 2: This is does show up on places randomly. There's always

810
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Speaker 2: a purpose.

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Speaker 10: The predatory capitalism that's kind of the British East India

812
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Speaker 10: Company model that they've done in reverse is.

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Speaker 2: Very very powerful, very very powerful for the One Belt,

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Speaker 2: One Road.

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Speaker 10: Virtually all the countries that took it regret it because

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00:42:20,040 --> 00:42:22,120
Speaker 10: the projects are not finished or they didn't turn out

817
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Speaker 10: like they thought they were, and now they owned the

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Speaker 10: debt and so you've had kind of elite capture with

819
00:42:27,440 --> 00:42:30,400
Speaker 10: predatory capitalism, just like the Brits used to do. It

820
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Speaker 10: using the British East India Company and it's worked out

821
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Speaker 10: terribly for the countries that took the money.

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Speaker 2: That's why gold is now over its thirty one forty

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Speaker 2: four still close to it.

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Speaker 10: Explosive, explosive growth in that over the last twenty five

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Speaker 10: years gold has actually outperformed the S and P five hundred.

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Speaker 10: That is the guy from Bloomberg that said that last week,

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Speaker 10: which is extraordinary. You don't need to know the price

828
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Speaker 10: of gold, you need to know the driving factors behind it.

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Speaker 10: If I go to Birsch Gold, the easiest way to

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Speaker 10: do the start off just take your phone out and text.

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Speaker 2: Ben and B A N N N ninety eight nine

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Speaker 2: eight nine eight and ask for.

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Speaker 10: And get the ultimate guide for investing in golden precious

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Speaker 10: metals in the era Trump. I think it is a

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Speaker 10: good place to start, very accessful, and it puts you

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Speaker 10: in contact with Philip.

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Speaker 2: Patrick's the entire team over Britch Gold. That's what you're

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Speaker 2: to do.

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Speaker 10: Get some pattern recognition here, folks, because it's going to

840
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Speaker 10: be turbulent for a while.

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Speaker 2: That I can tell you in this turbulence.

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Speaker 10: Natalie Domingus, by the way, the response on the triple

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Speaker 10: lock on the million dollar Triple Lock Protection Offer program

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Speaker 10: has been extraordinary.

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Speaker 2: Natalie tell us about it.

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Speaker 14: Awesome.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, So, you know, normally we talk about news stories,

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Speaker 15: and I know we've talked about squatters in the past,

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Speaker 15: but I wanted to bring up this story because I

850
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Speaker 15: just found it to be incredibly wild. Woman in Florida

851
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Speaker 15: has done this to two homes. Always be friend your neighbors.

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Speaker 14: Guys.

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Speaker 15: There's homeowners that split their time between Florida and Texas.

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Speaker 15: They find out a woman was squatting because their neighbor

855
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Speaker 15: called it in.

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Speaker 14: Police show up at the door.

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Speaker 15: This woman says to the police finders keepers, losers, weepers.

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Speaker 14: This is on record with the court case. It's wild.

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Speaker 15: But what happened was she had gone into the home,

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Speaker 15: started squatting, and then presented a quick claim deed to

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Speaker 15: the police, saying, nope, I own this home now. Luckily,

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Speaker 15: when they researched the record, it hadn't actually been filed

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Speaker 15: properly with the county, so the county hadn't accepted it,

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Speaker 15: but she had filed it, and this is like just

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Speaker 15: the wildless thing to me. One she told the police

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Speaker 15: that she had seen other people doing this to properties

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Speaker 15: and that's what gave her the idea to do it

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Speaker 15: was going in and essentially squatting and then filing the

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Speaker 15: quick claim deed and then taking over the property. And

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Speaker 15: she said, I was going to take care of it.

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Speaker 15: It just the mentality of this is crazy. The part

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Speaker 15: that killed me the most was that the state attorney

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Speaker 15: came out afterwards and I quote said, although the deeds

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Speaker 15: were not accepted by the clerk of court in this CA,

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Speaker 15: if they if it had been, excuse me, there would

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Speaker 15: have been drastic and expensive consequences for the homeowner. This

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Speaker 15: is the state attorney and then continues to say that

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Speaker 15: the home owners can easily protect themselves against this crime

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Speaker 15: through monitoring systems. So basically, this is what I'm hearing.

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Speaker 15: It would have been devastating for the homeowners, but homeowners

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Speaker 15: can protect themselves. But the only thing that stood between

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Speaker 15: this woman and owning this person's home was that she

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Speaker 15: didn't fill out part of the transfer document properly. There's

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Speaker 15: no there's nothing set up at the county side that

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Speaker 15: would have stopped them from taking it other than maybe

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Speaker 15: a signature an address not filled out. That's wild to me.

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Speaker 15: I don't know, what do you think Steve the story

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Speaker 15: crazy or just me.

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Speaker 2: No, he's now I'm glad I got home title.

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Speaker 10: Look, you're telling me that the squad could just go

891
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Speaker 10: down to the county phill a quick claim deed, nobody

892
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Speaker 10: does any checkings that it might have slipped through if

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Speaker 10: it wins for some technicality, and then the owner in

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Speaker 10: the state attorney says, then the owner is going to

895
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Speaker 10: have a long fight. First of all, somebody else is

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Speaker 10: doing your property, which is bad enough, but you have

897
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Speaker 10: a long fight paying lawyers to dig them out of there.

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Speaker 10: And maybe you know, it might be some small possibility

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Speaker 10: that donet work and they take the home.

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Speaker 2: Is that is that the reality?

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Speaker 12: Yep?

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Speaker 14: Absolutely?

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Speaker 15: And I know you guys have had a Matt Cox

904
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Speaker 15: on the criminal that did this like twenty years ago

905
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Speaker 15: and went to prison for over a decade. He said

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Speaker 15: that's something he used to do. He would go and

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Speaker 15: he would actually rent a property, be in the property

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Speaker 15: for a little bit and then get all the information

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Speaker 15: he needed and then filed quickly inbeat and then go

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Speaker 15: take out all the equity. So you know, that's why

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Speaker 15: we built our million dollar protection the way that we did.

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Speaker 15: We're not just monitoring in alerts like, yes, some of

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Speaker 15: these counties have free alert systems, but what they don't

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Speaker 15: do is help you after the fact. They're like, Okay,

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Speaker 15: go get a lawyer. Our restoration is the most important

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Speaker 15: part of our million dollar triple off protection. We have

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Speaker 15: built a network of legal experts across the US. No

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Speaker 15: matter what jurisdiction you're in, whatever we're dealing with, we're prepared, knowledgeable,

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Speaker 15: and ready at a moment's notice to fight for these homeowners.

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Speaker 15: The last thing that you want someone living in your

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Speaker 15: house while you're fighting it to your long legal battle.

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Speaker 15: So you can go to home title dock dot com

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Speaker 15: use the promo code Steve. You're gonna get a fourteen

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Speaker 15: sure that you are not already a victim. This is

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Speaker 15: the most important thing that you guys can do today,

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Speaker 15: especially in this uncertain you know the market, everything is

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Speaker 15: going on with homes right now. Make sure that you're

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Speaker 15: not in a legal battle for the next two years

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Speaker 15: trying to figure your stuff out.

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Speaker 10: Don't want one of these horror stories because if this happens,

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Speaker 10: you're not going to be on the ramparts. And Mike

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Speaker 10: Dave is about to join us to exactly the impact.

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Speaker 2: That you have had this audience.

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Speaker 14: Thank you, Steve, have a great one.

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Speaker 10: The head of education services at Home home title Lock.

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Speaker 10: She's fantastic. Just done a fabulous job. Next hour, Mike

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Speaker 10: Davis on the Spreme Courts, now come in.

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Speaker 2: I don't know five or six times.

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Speaker 10: You know why you the audience, you gave them a

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Speaker 10: wake up call with your calls and your emails and

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Speaker 10: your text messages. Mike Davis to give us a battlefield report.

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Speaker 10: Gertz from the Washington Times, the most dolled in reporter

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Speaker 10: us and then EJ and TONI unbelievable economic numbers on inflation,

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Speaker 10: all of that, and constant updates.

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Speaker 2: What's happening on the hill. I'm going to leave you with.

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Speaker 10: The right stuff we're back at two minutes. See back

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Speaker 10: here in the war room.