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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now.

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Speaker 2: And the President looks over at me, puts the foreign

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Speaker 2: And he presses the red button and my eyes get

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Speaker 2: really big, and I'm like, this is a president, you

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Speaker 2: know what what just happened? And he's he looks at

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Speaker 2: me and he goes nuclear.

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Speaker 3: And two minutes later.

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Speaker 2: A guy walks in with the dia coke and he

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Speaker 2: looks back at me and he says, it wasn't nuclear,

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Speaker 2: It's just the dia coke button.

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Speaker 1: So that's the kind of guy.

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Speaker 2: My fellow Republicans, that we have as the president of

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Speaker 2: the United States.

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Speaker 4: Look, this is.

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Speaker 5: Donald Trump's Republican Party. That's why I think is so

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Speaker 5: important to note GOP on the US air strikes in

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Speaker 5: a run, seventy six percent in the average of the

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Speaker 6: Percent of disproved.

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Speaker 5: Now, well, note that it's a bit higher than Donald Trump's.

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Speaker 5: That's approp a rating within the Republican Party. But overall

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Speaker 5: Republicans are with Donald Trump on this. Tucker Croft can

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Speaker 5: be darned. The bottom line if he does not speak

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Speaker 5: for the majority of.

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Speaker 6: The Republican base.

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Speaker 5: The majority of the Republican base is with Donald Trump.

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Speaker 7: For too long one ally, the United States carriage too

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Speaker 7: much of the burden of that commitment, and that changes today,

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Speaker 7: President Trump. Dear Donald, you made this change possible. Your

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Speaker 7: leadership on this has already produced one trillion dollars an

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Speaker 7: extra spending from Europe and ALLI since twenty sixteen, and

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Speaker 7: this issue today we will produce trillions more for our

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Speaker 7: common defense to make us longer and fairer by equalizing

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Speaker 7: spending between America and America's allies.

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Speaker 8: If this ceasefire takes effect, or it remains in effect,

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Speaker 8: that will be a very strong positive for the whole.

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Speaker 9: Region in the for the whole world.

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Speaker 8: It will mean that no US service members were injured

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Speaker 8: in Iran's retaliation against our base in Kuttter. It will

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Speaker 8: mean hopefully an end to the fighting between Israel and

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Speaker 8: Iran and the loss of life as a result of

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Speaker 8: that war. It will also mean that at least for now,

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Speaker 8: Iran has chosen not to escalate because of the vulnerability

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Speaker 8: of the regime, because of the weakening of its defenses

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Speaker 8: by Israel.

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Speaker 10: There's no doubt in our minds it's very significant, substantial

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Speaker 10: lasting damage was done to their program. We will learn

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Speaker 10: more and more about it, but the baseline is real

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Speaker 10: damage was done of that. We're very confident we dropped

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Speaker 10: twelve of these.

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Speaker 4: Things into these holes.

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Speaker 10: I mean, it's not like we just did a couple

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Speaker 10: and see how it went.

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Speaker 11: We have one because New Yorkers have stood up for

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Speaker 11: a city they can afford, a city where they can

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Speaker 11: do more than just struggle, and it's where the mayor

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Speaker 11: will use their power to reject Donald Trump's fascism, to

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Speaker 11: sup mass ice agents's warning our neighbors, and to govern

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Speaker 11: our city as a model for the Democratic Party.

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Speaker 12: This was an unbelievable hit by genius pilots and genius

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Speaker 12: people in the military, and then not being given credit

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Speaker 12: for it because we have scum that's in this group,

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Speaker 12: and not all of v are. You have some great reporters,

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Speaker 12: but you have scum. CNN is scum, MSDS is scum.

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Speaker 12: The New York Times is scum. They're bad people, They're sick.

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Speaker 13: Iran's one caveat has always been that Israel had to

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Speaker 13: stop its campaign and once Israel fulfilled the subjective, which

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Speaker 13: they did, and once the United States fulfilled its objective,

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Speaker 13: which it did, the total destruction of the enrichment capacity

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Speaker 13: of the Iranian state. Then the President was able to

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Speaker 13: go to both parties and get US seas fired one

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Speaker 13: and by the way, the proof is in the pudding.

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Speaker 4: No one's shooting at each other. It's over.

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Speaker 14: They said z would stay silent, that we'd back down,

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Speaker 15: But this generation remembers, we remember truth, we remember freedom,

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Speaker 15: and now we rise.

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump just finished an incredible press conference out in NATO.

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Speaker 1: The guy doesn't sleep. He's a total machine. Flying back

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Speaker 1: from the Netherlands to America. Literally, he did a quick turn.

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Speaker 1: He flew across the Atlantic, didn't sleep. Held meetings all

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Speaker 1: the world leaders. A very very successful NATO meetings. Sometimes

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Speaker 1: these NATO meetings can be very boring without news. President

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump was able to lock down more NATO funding,

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Speaker 1: world leaders are starting to finally get the whole Trump thing.

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Speaker 1: When he first visited NATO a couple of years ago,

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Speaker 1: they have finally acquiesced. They have surrendered to the inevitable,

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Speaker 1: which is a strong country and a strong West. Our

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Speaker 1: and what is the west exactly? Well, the West is

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Speaker 1: the best blend of reason and revelation. As Harry Jaffa

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Speaker 1: we are not him. We believe in separation of power,

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Speaker 1: is private property, individual initiative, entrepreneurship. We believe in strong

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Speaker 1: families protecting children. We believe in borders. We believe in

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Speaker 1: freedom of speech. The Western Valley use that have made

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Speaker 1: our civilization so great or under attack from within. But

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Speaker 1: we must be very clear about what we're standing for,

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Speaker 1: what we want to try to see reinvigorated in this country.

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Speaker 1: The Ten Commandments are a pillar to what we should

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Speaker 1: is borders, strengthen domestically, we want a police force, very

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Speaker 1: basic things men not in female sports. What's happening in

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Speaker 1: New York City. Is an insurgency against the West last night,

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Speaker 1: as we have been covering it more and more, Zooran Mom,

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Speaker 1: Donnie a thirty three year old only two years older

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Speaker 1: than me. Guy not born in this country, just fine,

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Speaker 1: came here legally and he wants to become a I

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Speaker 1: don't even know if he is. Is he a fully

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Speaker 1: And zo Ran Mamdani him a citizen seven years ago.

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Speaker 1: Got it is a Muslim, which is part of the story,

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Speaker 1: and I have been unafraid to point it out. But

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Speaker 1: most importantly is that he is an anti Western manifestation

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Speaker 1: a blend of the two forces that want to destabilize

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Speaker 1: this country. Now, of course, the media, they lose their

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Speaker 1: mind anytime I say that Islam is not compatible Western civilization.

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Speaker 1: But we have plenty to show for Ituce I endorsed

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Speaker 1: Zudi Jasser run for Congress. Abe hammaday is Muslim, and

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Speaker 1: is very clear that Mom Donnie is wearing the costume

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Speaker 1: Are you comfortable with both London and New York having

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Speaker 1: Muslim mayres? I'm sorry, I think we should have a

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Speaker 1: I don't need a peer reviewed study. There's something about

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Speaker 1: having both London and New York, the two financial centers

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Speaker 1: So we have to take a step back and say,

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Speaker 1: how did we even get here? And is it a

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Speaker 1: good thing? Some people say, oh, it makes no difference.

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Speaker 1: wants to sanction Israel. He's a legitimate anti semit anti Western.

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Speaker 1: wants to freeze the rent, build affordable housing, creating city

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Speaker 1: a protect gender affirming care for all young people, which

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Speaker 1: of course is at odds with his Islam. But that's

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Speaker 1: the point, is that the Islam is a means to

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Speaker 1: a lgbtqia plus sanctuary city. And you might say, how

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Speaker 1: up on screen four sixty two. This is Zooran Kowami

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Speaker 1: Mamdani Queer Liberation means defund the police. Now, how does

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Speaker 1: this happen. It happens because you become what you import,

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Speaker 1: you become what you allow into your country. He's an

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Speaker 1: to say that he wants to he is. He leads

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Speaker 1: doesn't mean anything everything. Here is Zooran Mamdani saying a

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Speaker 1: Now when I say it's very interesting, when I say

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Speaker 1: Christians belong in the White House, I get called a

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Speaker 1: Christian nationalists and a dangerous fascist. But when I notice

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Speaker 1: that an Islamist says that Muslims belong in city hall,

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Speaker 1: it's perfectly fine. He's called a What does the New

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Speaker 1: York Times say, Let's see how they're covering this. They say, actually,

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Speaker 1: they printed before it the results. How do the Wall

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Speaker 1: But they say that it's is hopeful and amazing journey.

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Speaker 1: So when Christians want to run for office, we are

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Speaker 1: terrible fascist Christian nationalists. When Muslims want to do it,

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Speaker 1: they're met with affection. Play cut three ninety five.

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Speaker 3: How the lo There are a million Muslims in this city.

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Speaker 3: Two hundred thousand of us.

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Speaker 3: In the last election, only seven percent.

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Speaker 20: Terrence Bates here with your Real America's Voice news break.

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Speaker 20: President Trump on his way back to the White House

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Speaker 1: is Senator Eric Schmidt. He's tralling me with that Cardinals hat. Unfortunately,

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Speaker 1: the Cardinals are up to nothing on the Cubs. He

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Speaker 1: knows it, you see, but we're still ahead in the

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Speaker 1: Nlcent well for.

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Speaker 9: Now, junef games.

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Speaker 1: We're closing closing fast. I hate to say it, but

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Speaker 1: it looks like the Cubs are in a little bit

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Speaker 1: of a slump. But hey, that was a great I

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Speaker 1: don't know if you saw the game. It was a

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Speaker 1: high scoring, incredible game yesterday. Yeah, and anyway, we'll see

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Speaker 1: what happened.

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Speaker 18: I'm uh, yeah, I might get to I might get

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Speaker 18: to a game at Wrigley Cards Cubs in September.

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Speaker 9: That's my hope. We'll see.

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Speaker 1: But if i'm if I'm around, you gotta let me know.

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Speaker 1: That'll be be a treat. Have you ever been to

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Speaker 1: a game at Wrigley. There's there's no experience. It's the best.

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Speaker 18: Oh yeah, no, No, it's when I was in especially

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Speaker 18: in law school, started going up there with my buddies.

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Speaker 9: We take that. It's it's not a long drive. It's

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Speaker 9: a four hour drive from Saint Louis to Chicago, and

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Speaker 9: it's been a rivalry. It's been around a long time.

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Speaker 9: So we had a blast anme time we were wriggly.

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Speaker 9: We had a blast.

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Speaker 18: But as I told you all, my material that I

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Speaker 18: would taunt fans with about now winning a world series

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Speaker 18: since before television radio, it all went out the window

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Speaker 18: in twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 9: So I gotta come up with some new stuff.

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Speaker 1: You get, You got to get some new material. And

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Speaker 1: by the way, you would do all that, we do

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Speaker 1: the self deprecation for you. So so, Senator Nato was

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Speaker 1: really something to me to watch this. We haven't covered

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Speaker 1: this a lot yet on the show. I feel as

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Speaker 1: if the whole energy's changed. When President Trump went to

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Speaker 1: NATO in seventeen eighteen nineteen, it was adversarial, it was nasty.

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Speaker 1: It was how do we get out of this? How

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Speaker 1: do we kind of you know, get rid of this

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Speaker 1: filth Donald Trump? Now it feels like there's a respect,

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Speaker 1: there's an awe, there's an aura your analysis, Senator Schmidt,

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Speaker 1: of just the vibe shift that we're seeing at NATO

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Speaker 1: the last couple of days.

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Speaker 18: Yeah, I think you look back at that election, you

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Speaker 18: know that President Trump won last November. It's hard to

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Speaker 18: overstate how significant it was on so many different fronts. Right,

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Speaker 18: You've got a closing of our border now, which has

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Speaker 18: been very important, but also the realization among especially Europeans,

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Speaker 18: that this wasn't some fluke thing. This is actually where

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Speaker 18: the American people are, that we want to have America first,

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Speaker 18: form policy that takes into account the core interests of

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Speaker 18: the United States of America, which is principally the homeland,

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Speaker 18: and of course communist China. That's the real twenty first cent,

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Speaker 18: twenty first century competition, and that Europe needs to step

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Speaker 18: up in a much more meaningful way. So when he

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Speaker 18: there was eye rolls or a lot of venom that

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Speaker 18: an acknowledgment that that's actually kind of a real thing.

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Speaker 9: In fact, I went to Munich.

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Speaker 18: I went to the Munich Security Conference in February to

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Speaker 18: be you know, America first conservative delivering that message because

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Speaker 18: so many other senators go there and they tell these

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Speaker 18: Europeans what they want to hear and not the truth.

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Speaker 9: And so the truth was you.

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Speaker 18: Have to step up that this whole idea that we're

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Speaker 18: subsidizing your social welfare programs and there was never an

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Speaker 18: adjustment after the end of the Cold War is ridiculous.

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Speaker 18: And this isn't a fluke. This is kind of where

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Speaker 18: we're at now. And I was one of the and

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Speaker 18: then JD. Vance of course gave the speech. I was

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Speaker 18: one of like three people standing and clapping when he,

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Speaker 18: you know, excoriated them over their violations of free speech

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Speaker 18: and those ideals that they want to.

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Speaker 9: Lecture everybody about.

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Speaker 18: So I do think what you saw today, the reception

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Speaker 18: of President Trump there and including the Secretary General and

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Speaker 18: some of the compliments he was making, is an acknowledgement

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Speaker 18: of the Europeans that the Americans are serious about, you know,

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Speaker 18: this burden sharing idea that they dismissed for so long,

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Speaker 18: and if they actually get to five percent of their GDP,

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Speaker 18: and not just a percentage, Charlie, but actually munitions. Percentages

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Speaker 18: of GDP don't win wars. Guns and bullets do. The

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Speaker 18: problem with Europe is they've seen a real de industrialization,

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Speaker 18: including Germany, which is a big problem for them. So

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Speaker 18: our defense industry has been kind of atrophied to some degree.

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Speaker 18: We're trying to fix all that with President Trump, but

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Speaker 18: theirs is.

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Speaker 9: To a much larger degree.

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Speaker 18: But this is at least a good step for them

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Speaker 18: to acknowledge that's where they need to be, and we

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Speaker 18: just need to hold them account ale to that.

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Speaker 1: Yeah and so and Senator the the vibe shift is

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Speaker 1: good for Europe. I mean, we want Europe to actually

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Speaker 1: have a stake in their own defense. We don't want

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Speaker 1: you never want a continent free loading on another continent

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Speaker 1: for their defense. It actually misses up, it messes up

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Speaker 1: the incentive structure. For example, the like, oh, if America

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Speaker 1: is paying for it, then this Russia Ukraine war can

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Speaker 1: keep on going. This is very basic incentives when it

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Speaker 1: comes to foreign policy. It's good for us and it's

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Speaker 1: good for them.

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Speaker 9: Yeah.

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Speaker 18: And in fact, just to kind of put this in perspective,

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Speaker 18: if they actually spent as much on their defense as

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Speaker 18: we do, it would free up, Charlie, about three hundred

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Speaker 18: and thirty billion dollars every year every year for us

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Speaker 18: to focus on what are our core national interests, and

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Speaker 18: that has to be the vast expanse of the Pacific,

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Speaker 18: and you know the rising China, right, It isn't to

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Speaker 18: say that Europe isn't relevant, But the truth is, our

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Speaker 18: biggest threat isn't coming from that side of the world.

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Speaker 18: Our biggest threat potentially comes from China, and we have

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Speaker 18: to be you know, cause, if you're if you have

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Speaker 18: a strained if you believe in scarcity like I do,

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Speaker 18: if you have a strained industrial base, if you're building

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Speaker 18: a bunch of tanks for a land war in Europe,

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Speaker 18: you're not building as many long range fires in the

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Speaker 18: Pacific that you need. So these are the kind of

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Speaker 18: like decisions that we need to be able to pivot

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Speaker 18: that that For too long, like I said, there was

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Speaker 18: no adjustment. No president wanted to go over there and

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Speaker 18: tell the Europeans this. It's intoxicating. You go over there,

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Speaker 18: they want to you know, they shower you in and

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Speaker 18: I didn't want to go over for that. I just

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Speaker 18: want to say, Look, I'm an American, I'm from the Midwest.

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Speaker 18: Here's how we see it. You guys need to step up.

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Speaker 18: But I think President Trump's victory in November made that

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Speaker 18: very real for them, and I'm glad to see that

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Speaker 18: they're saying the things they're saying today.

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Speaker 1: So now I want to shift a little domestically here.

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Speaker 1: I know you have some very strong opinions on the

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Speaker 1: big beautiful bill and how it's proceeding. What what do

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Speaker 1: you think on timeline and has anything significantly changed in

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Speaker 1: the midst of all of these negotiations.

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Speaker 18: Yeah, So to think of it this way, we'll have

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Speaker 18: another lunch here in a half hour get some more

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Speaker 18: updates the process that on the Senate side, there's something

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Speaker 18: called the bird bath, meaning it has to be related

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Speaker 18: to budget issues and not purely policy. So some things

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Speaker 18: get bounced, some things go back in. For example, the

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Speaker 18: parliamentarian bounce this illegal immigrants can't get snap benefits, but

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Speaker 18: really was because of the way it was drafted coming

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Speaker 18: over from the House. So the hope is that we

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Speaker 18: changed that and that goes back in. So there's some

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Speaker 18: of that stuff that just is like moving parts that

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Speaker 18: will get fixed. But there's still, you know, some things

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Speaker 18: we need to work out. The salt thing, I mean,

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Speaker 18: I've talked about it on your show. I don't know

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Speaker 18: why we'd be subsidizing JB. Prisker and Gavin Newsome's bad

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Speaker 18: ideas to the extent that we are.

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Speaker 9: But that's a negotiation.

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Speaker 18: The truth is I think that we'll get that language

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Speaker 18: that text in the next day or two here in

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Speaker 18: the Senate, and then the shot clock sort of starts.

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Speaker 18: We'll have a vote rama and that could very well

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Speaker 18: happen this weekend, and then we'll have a product to

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Speaker 18: send over the House and hopefully be done. That's sort

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Speaker 18: of best case scenario. But everybody's committed, I will say,

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Speaker 18: even though they're disagreements about where certain things should land,

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Speaker 18: everybody's committed, I think to delivering this bill because so

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Speaker 18: many of President Trump's key priorities are in it. I

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Speaker 18: know that's where I'm at, and I think we're going

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Speaker 18: to get there.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, And so what is then the Senate parliamentarian role.

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Speaker 1: There's been a lot of Twitter chatter about the Senate

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Speaker 1: parliamentary and being kind of a tyrant, and I know,

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Speaker 1: I know that's part of the bird bath. And so

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Speaker 1: can are there any major campaign promises that our audience

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Speaker 1: should expect that might be removed by the parliamentarian.

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Speaker 18: No, because the ones like say no tax on tips

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Speaker 18: or no tax on overtime, those are all really yeah,

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Speaker 18: that's all purely tax issues. When you get into some

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Speaker 18: other things like, for example, kind of restraining, which I,

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Speaker 18: by the way, would love to be able to do

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Speaker 18: some of the nationwide injunction language that was in a house.

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Speaker 18: Build a house, doesn't have to worry about those things.

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Speaker 18: But when it comes over the Senate, it changes a

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Speaker 18: little bit like that's probably going to get bounced and

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Speaker 18: stay out. We should still we should still do something

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Speaker 18: about it, but it won't be in the reconciliation which

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Speaker 18: is kind of a unique creature. After Richard Dixon was,

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Speaker 18: you know, impounding a lot of money in the seventies,

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Speaker 18: Congress said, look, we want to kind of restrain some

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Speaker 18: of that, and we're going to have a more efficient

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Speaker 18: way to actually do this kind of reconciliation process. But

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Speaker 18: you can only do it if you've got a majority

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Speaker 18: in the House and Senate, in the White House, and

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Speaker 18: that's that's where we're at. That's why it only takes

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Speaker 18: fifty one votes here in the Senate as opposed to

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Speaker 18: the normal sixty.

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Speaker 9: So we want to take advantage of that, but of.

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Speaker 18: Course we've got to make sure we can only lose

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Speaker 18: a few people on these issues, and that's kind of

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Speaker 18: where the negotiation goes. And jd you know, if we've

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Speaker 18: got fifty votes. JD can break the tie, but we

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Speaker 18: got to hold everybody but three on this stuff.

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Speaker 1: So help me understand why any part of Joe Biden's

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Speaker 1: green news scam still exists in this bill? Why not

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Speaker 1: all of it? I mean, what is can you? Can

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Speaker 1: you steal?

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Speaker 21: Men?

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Speaker 1: That argument for me?

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Speaker 9: That's what I advocate for.

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Speaker 18: I want to find as much saving as we can

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Speaker 18: by also delivering on President Trump's message. So he put

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Speaker 18: But there are some people who would argue that if

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Speaker 18: wind them down over a period of time because there

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Speaker 9: The problem with that, Charlie, though, is some of those

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Speaker 9: Honestly, they're not healthy for the grid.

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Speaker 18: We're actually having a hearing in the Judiciary Committee this

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Speaker 18: week about how China has been trying to influence US

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Speaker 18: I think it's important that we get this done and

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Speaker 1: Last question here, Senator. There's a lot of focus on

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Speaker 1: hermetically sealed it. He deserves such great credit for it.

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Speaker 1: What's happening in New York, I think is a wake

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Speaker 1: but there's a problem I think on the legal immigration side.

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Speaker 1: Is there any appetite in the Senate conference to make

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Speaker 9: Yeah.

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Speaker 18: So I've got a bill, actually, Charlie, that we want

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Speaker 18: to make a priority that would expand the expedited review

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Speaker 18: been here. Right now, you're kind of limited to people

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Speaker 18: who've been here for two years or less for expedited removal.

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Speaker 18: We want to expand that larger classes, longer period of

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Speaker 18: time so that more people can be deported quicker. I

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Speaker 18: But let's not forget to kind of going back to

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Speaker 18: the Big Beautiful Bill. There's funding in here for more

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Speaker 18: detention beds, more resources for mass deportations. That's what we need,

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Speaker 18: and the reason why it's here, just like some of

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Speaker 18: the defense priorities, is if we do it in the

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Speaker 18: Big Beautiful Bill, Charlie, we frontload that for the next

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Speaker 18: three years. The Democrats can't negotiate, they can't hold that

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Speaker 9: Typically what they do is the hold hostage.

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Speaker 18: Our immigration priorities and our defense priorities for massive social

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Speaker 18: welfare spending. So if we do that now in the

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Speaker 18: things like that. So that is another reason why the

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Speaker 18: you know, deliver on President Trump's message, which is, if

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Speaker 18: you know, here's how we're going to deal with mass migration,

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Speaker 18: We're gonna deal with mass deportations.

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Speaker 1: incredible accomplishment President Trump and his team the last couple

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Speaker 18: Senator, Yeah, I think you and I were tracking this

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Speaker 18: the same way.

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Speaker 17: Is that.

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Speaker 9: Look, I'm a firm believer.

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Speaker 18: You got the camp of President Trump, Vice President Vans,

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Speaker 18: you put me in that camp. I know you are

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Speaker 18: sort of American realist.

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Speaker 9: Right.

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Speaker 18: For a long time, we've had this wandering foreign policy

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Speaker 18: that the neo Libs and neo Conservatives were espousing that

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Speaker 9: Their idea was to be everywhere, all at once, all

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Speaker 18: We can't do that, and I think we should learn

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Speaker 18: some lessons from the last thirty years.

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Speaker 9: And I can't.

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Speaker 18: I mean, he President Trump handled it exactly the right

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Speaker 18: way and in a way that I think restores confidence

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Speaker 18: and not only American strength but restraint, right, not just strength,

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Speaker 18: but restraint. And those bunker Buster bombs dropped from B

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Speaker 9: It's an incredible feat. Thirty hours of the year. Yeah, yeah,

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Speaker 18: But to be able to do that and then drop

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Speaker 18: We talked about it, and it's just it's just amazing.

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Speaker 18: He's very proud of them. But to be able to

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Speaker 18: was in the core national interest of the United States,

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Speaker 18: democracy in Iran. But to move away from that and

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Speaker 18: get the parties together for a ceasefire. He should win

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Speaker 18: the accolades. They'll write books about it, I think someday.

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Speaker 18: But I think it's for those of us who've been

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Speaker 18: I think, an incredible accomplishment.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. And so some people on Capitol Hill, and I'm

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Speaker 1: not even naming the names, but some of your colleagues

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Speaker 1: were calling for regime change. And he resisted that that

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Speaker 1: is a failed old model of using American force for

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Speaker 1: nation building. If the Persian people want to rise up,

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Speaker 1: we will be their biggest cheerleaders and their biggest moral

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Speaker 1: advocates and non military, non interventionist ways. You get in,

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Speaker 1: you get out. We're not going to involve ourselves into

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Speaker 1: a permanent quagmire. Senator, he almost created a third way.

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Speaker 1: It's not isolationism, it's not interventionism. It's the Trump way.

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Speaker 9: That's right. And here's the thing.

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Speaker 18: And when I went to Munich, I tried to articulates,

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Speaker 18: And this is not an exaggeration. Has ever come up

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Speaker 18: we need to pivot and all those sorts of things. But really,

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Speaker 18: when you have a president like President Trump, who started

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Speaker 18: then now it's on full display and it works. It

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Speaker 18: just brings more people along and that's a good thing.

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Speaker 18: We should welcome more people into this camp and move

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Speaker 18: It's never ending. There's always something more to get involved with,

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Speaker 18: President Trump, I think showed that kind of restraint after

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Speaker 18: to take out the nuclear program.

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Speaker 9: So it's a big success.

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Speaker 1: Meandering into the wilderness while our own country collapses. Senator,

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Speaker 1: thank you so much, and I hope we don't get swept.

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Speaker 1: Go cubs.

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Speaker 20: Back to this real America's Voice News Break. I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 20: President Trump and members of his cabinet are headed back

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Speaker 20: to Washington after spending about thirty six hours on the

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Speaker 20: ground in the Netherlands for the NATO summit. Before leaving,

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Speaker 20: many had choice words for the American media and its

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Speaker 20: coverage of Saturday's attack on Iran's nuclear facilities and reports

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Speaker 20: that US intelligence agencies believe the strikes only set a

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Speaker 20: Ron's nuclear program back weeks.

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Speaker 22: Skill and the courage it took to go into enemy territory,

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Speaker 22: flying thirty six hours on behalf of the American people

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Speaker 22: in the world to take out a nuclear program is

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Speaker 22: beyond what anyone in this audience can fathom.

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Speaker 23: And then the instinct, the instinct of CNN, the instinct

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Speaker 23: of the New York Times, is to try to find

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Speaker 23: a way to spin it for their own political reasons,

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Speaker 23: to try to hurt President Trump or our country.

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Speaker 2: They don't care what the troops think, they don't care what.

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Speaker 4: The world thinks.

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Speaker 23: They want to spin it to try to make him

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Speaker 23: look bad.

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Speaker 4: Based on a leak.

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Speaker 24: Everything underneath that mountain is in bad shape. And I

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Speaker 24: refer you to the statement of the IAEA. Mister grossis

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Speaker 24: you know what he said. He said, there was.

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Speaker 9: Iran the way it looked the day before.

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Speaker 24: The attack, and what their nuclear program looks like now

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Speaker 24: two very different things. They are way behind where they

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Speaker 24: were just seven days ago. Now, anything in the world

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Speaker 24: can be rebuilt, but now we know where it is,

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Speaker 24: and if they try to rebuild it, we'll have options

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Speaker 24: there as well. But all this leaker stuff, these leakers

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Speaker 24: are professional stabbers, that's what they are. They go out

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Speaker 24: and they read this stuff and then they tell you

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Speaker 24: what it says against the law, but they characterize it

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Speaker 24: for you in a way that absolutely faults.

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Speaker 20: And while at the Hague, President Trump also met with

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Speaker 20: Ukrainian President Voldemir Zelenski. Ukraine is not a member of NATO,

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Speaker 20: but Zelenski was there lobbying for continued support from European

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Speaker 20: countries in the United States in the ongoing war between

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Speaker 20: his country and Russia. Here's the peacemaker in Chief's view

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Speaker 20: of his sit down with Lewinsky.

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Speaker 25: I think he'd like to see an end to this.

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Speaker 12: I do.

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Speaker 25: I think what I took from the meeting couldn't have

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Speaker 25: been nicer, actually, But I took from the meeting that

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Speaker 25: he'd like to see it end. I think it's a

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Speaker 25: great time to end it. I'm going to speak to

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Speaker 25: Vladimir Putin see if we can get it ended. But look,

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Speaker 25: these are brave people.

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Speaker 4: They're fighting these wars all over the place.

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Speaker 26: You know, last week they had I guess cluse, I

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Speaker 26: told you seven close to seven thousand young soldiers, Russian

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Speaker 26: and Ukrainian soldiers were killed.

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Speaker 25: Seven thousand in one week. It's crazy. It's crazy.

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Speaker 20: Celebrating a bit of a victory as he returns home.

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Speaker 20: Due to this new commitment from NATO to.

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Speaker 7: Make NATO stronger, we have a plan for all allies

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Speaker 7: to spend five percent of GDP on defense. It will

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Speaker 7: go towards core defense as well as defense is security

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Speaker 7: your lated investments. This decision is deeply rooted in our

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Speaker 7: core mission and is required to resource our plans and readiness.

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Speaker 7: This will also make NATAL fairer to ensure anyone and

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Speaker 7: everyone contributes their fair share for our security. For too

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Speaker 7: long one ally, the United States carriage too much of

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Speaker 7: the burden of that commitment, and that changes today.

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Speaker 20: It's an issue President Trump has been pushing since its

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Speaker 20: last administration. All NATO member nations are now expected to

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Speaker 20: step up, even if they're reluctant to do so. Back

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Speaker 20: here in the US, a man US court say was

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Speaker 20: wrongly deported at El Salvador's infamous maximum security terrorism prison

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Speaker 20: is expected to be released from a Tennessee jail today.

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Speaker 20: I'm talking about Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

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Speaker 9: He was a return to the.

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Speaker 20: United States earlier this month and now faces two counts

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Speaker 20: of human smuggling. A court hearing on terms of his

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Speaker 20: release is set for this afternoon. Abrego Garcia is expected

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Speaker 20: to be taken into an immigration and Customs enforcement custody

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Speaker 20: immediately upon his release. While Abrago Garcia has pleaded not

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Speaker 20: guilty to the charges against him, federal prosecutors in the

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Speaker 20: Justice Department are waging whether to follow through on the

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Speaker 20: prosecution or whether to deport him.

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Speaker 6: And New York is.

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Speaker 20: Said to be the city where dreams come true. Well,

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Speaker 20: this morning, it's also the city of political upsets, as

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Speaker 20: former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has conceded on New

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Speaker 20: York's or in New York's mayoral primary. Instead, Zoran Mamdani

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Speaker 20: is declaring victory in what is considered a stunning upset.

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Speaker 20: If elected in the general election, Mamdani would be the

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Speaker 20: city's first Muslim and Indian American mayor. The thirty three

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Speaker 20: year old assemblyman has been criticized from the right, though

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Speaker 20: for social life leanings. That's a quick check off your headlines.

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Speaker 20: I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 1: Okay, everybody, welcome back. We're here at the Bitcoin dot

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Speaker 1: That is a Bitcoin dot com studio. Okay, I'm really

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Speaker 1: excited about this conversation here. We need to pass the

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Speaker 1: big beautiful bill, and we need to properly educate the

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Speaker 1: American people on the good stuff in this bill. And

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Speaker 1: joining us now is Steve Moran, chairman of the Council

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Speaker 1: of Economic Advisors in the White House. Steve, great to

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Speaker 1: see you. I think we've crossed each other in the

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Speaker 1: hall a couple times. We're both late to meetings. But

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Speaker 1: it's great to see you on the program.

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Speaker 6: Great to see you. Thanks for having me, Charlie.

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Speaker 1: So Steve, I'm gonna give you the floor here. You

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Speaker 1: know this stuff super well. The number one priority legislatively

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Speaker 1: right now needs to pass Trump's big, beautiful bill, walk

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Speaker 1: us our audience through some of the lesser known economic

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Speaker 1: details as to why this will supercharge the economy, result

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Speaker 1: the middle class growth, and help young people in particular

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Speaker 1: be able to take ownership the American economy.

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Speaker 9: Great.

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Speaker 27: So that's that's completely right. We need to pass this bill.

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Speaker 27: It is so important to get it over the line

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Speaker 27: because if we don't, it's going to be the biggest

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Speaker 27: tax sc in history, absolute biggest in history, four trillion

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Speaker 27: dollar tax sic on American workers in American families that

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Speaker 27: will plunge the economy back into recession. On the other hand,

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Speaker 27: if we do pass the tax bill, here's what's going

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Speaker 27: to happen. According to a study we just put on

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Speaker 27: our website this morning at the Council of Economic Advisors

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Speaker 27: at the White House, it'll boost the economy by about

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Speaker 27: four point six to four point nine percent over the

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Speaker 27: next four years, so that's a little over one percent

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Speaker 27: a year. It'll boost take on pey after tax, you know,

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Speaker 27: real income for a typical family of four by about

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Speaker 27: seventy five hundred dollars to as much as eleven thousand

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Speaker 27: dollars over this period, right, So that's more money in

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Speaker 27: your pocket as a result of the bill, more money

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Speaker 27: in your pocket means a healthier economy, a stronger economy,

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Speaker 27: better off families. On top of that, you've got all

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Speaker 27: sorts of deficit reduction coming as a result of this.

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Speaker 27: There's a lot of people who are concerned about the deficit.

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Speaker 27: I understand why. The reason why they're concerned about the

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Speaker 27: deficit is because of a too much, too big focus

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Speaker 27: on the score from the Congressional Budget Office on the

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Speaker 27: One Big Beautiful Bill, which has the bad side effect

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Speaker 27: of focusing only on one little picture, one little corner

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Speaker 27: of the big picture.

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Speaker 6: You've got to see the big picture.

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Speaker 27: The big picture of what's going on is that President

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Speaker 27: Trump's policies will create an economic growth boom, just as

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Speaker 27: they did in the President's first term, and this economic

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Speaker 27: growth boom will bring down deficits, bring down the national debt.

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Speaker 27: We calculated that between the growth benefits as a result

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Speaker 27: of the One Big Beautiful Bill, the growth benefits as

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Speaker 27: a result of the Presiden's de regulatory agenda, cutting red

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Speaker 27: tapes that companies can invent and higher workers when and

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Speaker 27: where they want instead of spending years begging permission from Washington.

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Speaker 27: Better growth as a result of the President's energy policies

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Speaker 27: to bring down the price of energy.

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Speaker 6: All of this can come in total.

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Speaker 27: Bring down the deficit by as much as eight and

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Speaker 27: a half to eleven trillion dollars over a ten year window. Right,

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Speaker 27: So this is huge amounts of deficit reduction. Part of

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Speaker 27: this is also the tariffs.

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Speaker 6: Right.

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Speaker 27: What the President is doing is raising tons and tons

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Speaker 27: of money by taxing foreigners and using that money to

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Speaker 27: cut taxes on American workers. And I can't think of

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Speaker 27: anything that's a more sensible policy than that tariffs and

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Speaker 27: foreigners used to pay for tax reductions on American families

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Speaker 27: and American firms.

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Speaker 6: And that sounds great to me.

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Speaker 27: So you do all this together, you get a number

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Speaker 27: of as much as eleven trillion dollars of lower deficits

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Speaker 27: over the ten year budget window. And then you look

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Speaker 27: at what that does to the debt to GDP ratio.

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Speaker 6: Right.

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Speaker 27: So the current expectations are that it would be as

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Speaker 27: high as one hundred and seventeen percent by the end

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Speaker 27: of the next ten years. Right, But what the president's

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Speaker 27: policies would do would make it about over twenty points

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Speaker 27: lower than that. Twenty three percentage points lower than that. Right,

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Speaker 27: So this is very, very significant across the entire spectrum

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Speaker 27: of outcomes. It's huge economic growth, it's huge wage growth,

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Speaker 27: it's huge growth and incomes for families. It's huge reductions

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Speaker 27: and deficits, and it's huge reductions in the debt to

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Speaker 27: GV ratio. And it's such a win to pass this bill.

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Speaker 27: It makes absolute sense. And if we don't pass this bill,

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Speaker 27: if we don't get this bill over the line, it's

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Speaker 27: going to be the biggest tax second history. It's going

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Speaker 27: to plunge the economy inter recession, and it's going to

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Speaker 27: hand the mid terms to the Democrats.

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Speaker 1: Well if you put it that way. And so, by

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Speaker 1: the way, so let's dive into some of the details here.

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Speaker 1: The Senate is flirting with getting rid of no tax

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Speaker 1: on tips, no tax and overtime will that remain, that'll remain.

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Speaker 27: Those are some of the president's signature promises from the campaign,

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Speaker 27: and the president always delivers on a signature promises.

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Speaker 6: One by one.

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Speaker 27: The president fulfills all of this campaign pledges and these

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Speaker 27: are part of that no tax on tips, no tax

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Speaker 27: in overtime, tax relief for seniors, and then those are

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Speaker 27: are extraordinarily powerful at keeping more money in people's pockets

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Speaker 27: on a week to week, months a month basis. And

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Speaker 27: then on top of that, there's huge incentives in the

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Speaker 27: tax bill for firms to invest, for firms to build

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Speaker 27: new factories, for firms to buy more equipment to for

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Speaker 27: full expensing on equipment, full expensing on new factories, and

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Speaker 27: an R and D. And this is how you get

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Speaker 27: firms doing more in America. This is how you get

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Speaker 27: firms hiring workers by providing.

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Speaker 6: Incentives for them to invest.

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Speaker 27: They want to hire more American workers, they want to

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Speaker 27: pay American workers more. We're going to make America the

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Speaker 27: best place on Earth to do business.

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Speaker 1: Let's go into more some more of the details here.

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Speaker 1: So the extension of the Trump tax cuts, remind people

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Speaker 1: what that means as far as deductibility and what would

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Speaker 1: it mean for general economic growth. Now we're not totally

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Speaker 1: obsessed with GDP numbers here on this program, but it

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Speaker 1: does matter a lot. When you're a debtor nation, which

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Speaker 1: unfortunately we are a debtor nation. You got no choice

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Speaker 1: but to grow. What does the extent of the Trump

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Speaker 1: tax cuts mean for a needed explosion of economic growth.

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Speaker 27: So the Trump tax cuts from twenty seventeen created the

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Speaker 27: economic boom in the president's first term, which is part

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Speaker 27: of why Americans voted overwhelmingly in a landslide to re

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Speaker 27: elect the president, because they remember what it.

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Speaker 6: Did for them, right.

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Speaker 27: They remember that it created record loads of unemployment with

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Speaker 27: no inflation. They remember that it boosted GDP by over

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Speaker 27: half a trillion dollars relative to what people were expecting beforehand.

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Speaker 27: They remember that it boosted real median household income by

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Speaker 27: over six thousand dollars only a year after it was passed.

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Speaker 6: They remember that.

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Speaker 27: It created about double the wage growth that they'd experienced

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Speaker 27: during the length of the Obama administration, when wages were

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Speaker 27: very stagnant.

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Speaker 6: And they also remember that wage.

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Speaker 27: Growth for the bottom of the income distribution for Americans

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Speaker 27: in the working class, right, that that wage growth was

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Speaker 27: about twice what it was for people who are ultra wealthy.

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Speaker 15: Right.

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Speaker 27: So they remember that the first Trump administration was not

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Speaker 27: only an economic boom, it was a blue collar boom,

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Speaker 27: and it was to do in very li arch pargo

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Speaker 27: to the tax cuts from twenty seventeen. And if we

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Speaker 27: don't extend those, if we allow those to expire. It'll

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Speaker 27: be the biggest tax second history, a four trillion dollar

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Speaker 27: tax sych it'll plunge the economy intercession. Millions of people

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Speaker 27: will lose their jobs, nine million people will lose their

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Speaker 27: health insurance, and it'll be a really bad outcome.

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Speaker 1: So I want to I want to I want to

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Speaker 1: continue to dive into some of the details and the

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Speaker 1: elements here. I know the Senate Parliamentarian has taken a

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Speaker 1: battle axe to a lot of this stuff. But let's

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Speaker 1: also talk now about the spending cuts. I know that

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Speaker 1: we wish we would have more spending cuts, but this

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Speaker 1: still is the greatest welfare reform in American history? Is

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Speaker 1: that correct?

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Speaker 9: Oh?

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Speaker 6: It absolutely is, and it's not.

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Speaker 27: And it's not just it's not just welfare reform in

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Speaker 27: the sense of what we typically mean.

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Speaker 6: It's also corporate welfare reform. When you think about.

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Speaker 27: The Green and New scam, all of the all of

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Speaker 27: the hundreds of billions of dollars trillions of dollars of

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Speaker 27: taxpayer money, of money that ordinary families are taxed and

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Speaker 27: forced to pay the government to fund these green deal programs,

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Speaker 27: which are you know, many of them are tilting at windows.

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Speaker 27: So are tilting at windmills. Much of this stuff is

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Speaker 27: pulled back right as it should be. Uh, there's there's

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Speaker 27: very little, there's very little excuse for taxing hardworking Americans

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Speaker 27: to pursue green new scam, you know, climate dreams.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and so the in addition to that, what would

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Speaker 1: you say to people that I know you mentioned this

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Speaker 1: earlier are taking the CBO's numbers. Do they have a

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Speaker 1: good track record of being accurate or correct?

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Speaker 27: They do not, And it and it has to do

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Speaker 27: with the fact of what I said before is they're

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Speaker 27: only looking at one little corner of the picture instead

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Speaker 27: of seeing the entire big picture. And what CBO does

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Speaker 27: is they assign a score to every single provision in

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Speaker 27: the bill. And it's what they have to do for

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Speaker 27: following the very byzantine complicated process of passing things through

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Speaker 27: the Senate with a simple majority instead of the supermajority.

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Speaker 27: You need to overcome a filibuster. Normally you need to

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Speaker 27: overcome a philibuster and need sixty votes, and that's impossible

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Speaker 27: to get with today's political climent. But through the very

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Speaker 27: specialized budget process, you can pass things with a simple majority,

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Speaker 27: which we can do. It requires the CBO to score

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Speaker 27: things on align line on a line by line basis,

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Speaker 27: But that ignores the big picture of the effects of

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Speaker 27: those items on the economy. It ignores the big picture

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Speaker 27: of the fact that economic growth is going to boom

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Speaker 27: like it did in President's first term as a results

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Speaker 27: of these policies.

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Speaker 6: It ignores the big picture.

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Speaker 27: That the economy is going to boom because of other

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Speaker 27: things like deregulation, like energy abundance. It ignores the big

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Speaker 27: picture that there's trillions of dollars of terrorf revenue coming in.

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Speaker 27: It ignores the big picture that there's a trillion and

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Speaker 27: a half of further cuts to waste, fraud, and abuse

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Speaker 27: like you were talking about before, that are coming administratively

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Speaker 27: rather than through the legislation. It ignores the big picture

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Speaker 27: of a trillion and a half dollars of interest savings

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Speaker 27: as a result of borrowing less as a result of

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Speaker 27: smaller deficits from all this economic growth. And so the

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Speaker 27: folks who are focusing on the CBO score are just

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Speaker 27: using it for ends that it was never intended for.

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Speaker 6: They're using it.

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Speaker 27: It's not fit for purpose for thinking about the broad

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Speaker 27: deficit picture.

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Speaker 6: And you know, folks are making too much of it.

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Speaker 1: you also talk about the Trump Baby Investment account, the

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Speaker 1: one thousand dollars investment account that every new baby will

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Speaker 1: get if this bill passes.

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Speaker 27: What is the significance of this, Oh, these are hugely

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Speaker 27: significant because we know that starting to save for the

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Speaker 27: future is one of the most important things that people

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Speaker 27: can do to improve their financially acumen through their lives

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Speaker 27: to improve their retirement, to improve their their ability to

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Speaker 27: save for the future.

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Speaker 6: And what we'll get is Trump accounts.

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Speaker 27: We'll get MAGA accounts for every baby who's born in

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Speaker 27: the United States and they'll get one thousand dollars to

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Speaker 27: posit into this account by the government, and that will

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Speaker 27: be allowed to grow tax free tax advantage for years,

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Speaker 27: and it will in the end help these help help

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Speaker 27: kids learn the value of saving, help parents save for

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Speaker 27: their kids' futures, and it will improve their lives throughout

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Speaker 27: the course of decades to come.

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Speaker 1: What are any other components in the bill that you

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Speaker 1: want our audience to be aware of that you feel

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Speaker 1: as if the media is not doing a good job covering.

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Speaker 27: So look, I mean, I think that at the end

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Speaker 27: of the day, it's it's just really really important to

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Speaker 27: get this bill over the line. But there's all sorts

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Speaker 27: of things, and it's important to get it over the

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Speaker 27: line to avoid the biggest time second history. But there's

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Speaker 27: all sorts of other things that are in the bill

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Speaker 27: that are unrelated to tacks that are super important, things

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Speaker 27: like you talk about all the time, like funding for

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Speaker 27: the border. Right, we need to crack down on the

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Speaker 27: border we need the funding to improve border security, to

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Speaker 27: make sure that our to make sure that Americans are

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Speaker 27: protected in their lives from and with reduced crime. To

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Speaker 27: make sure that our young people can enter the labor

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Speaker 27: market instead of being competed out by illegal migrants.

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Speaker 6: To make sure that we.

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Speaker 27: Control price pressure price pressures because immgrate large scale immigration

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Speaker 27: is incredibly inflationary, and it's so important that we get

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Speaker 27: that border.

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Speaker 6: Funding in the bill.

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Speaker 27: Over the line, there's also other stuff in the bill

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Speaker 27: that really advances the deregulatory agenda that we need in

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Speaker 27: order to bring energy prices down. And these are things like,

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Speaker 27: you know, some of it as sort of details about

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Speaker 27: you know, how you know how oil drilling is done,

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Speaker 27: or or on shore and offshore and stuff like that,

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Speaker 27: but we got to move the ball forward on that stuff.

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Speaker 27: If we're going to lower gas prices for American consumers,

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Speaker 27: if we're going to make people's commute easier, if we're

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Speaker 27: going to put energy into every single part of the economy,

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Speaker 27: whether it's building manufacturings that we can have robust national

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Speaker 27: or even if it's remote remote workers at home on

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Speaker 27: their laptops. Right, we need energy for everything, and there's

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Speaker 27: stuff in this bill that's dedicated to bringing the energy

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Speaker 27: price down to deliver real savings to American families.

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Speaker 1: Phenomen final action call for our audience. What is the

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Speaker 27: Well, we're hoping that the Senate passes it within a

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Speaker 27: couple of days, and then we're hoping that next week

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Speaker 27: we'll have action action from both chambers of Congress and

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Speaker 27: the bill assigned into law. That's what we want and

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Speaker 27: that's what we expect to happen. So the number one

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Speaker 27: thing you can do is call your senator, tell him

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Speaker 27: or tell her to pass the one big beautiful bill,

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Speaker 27: to get the tax bill done, to avoid the biggest

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Speaker 1: Very good, Thank you so much. Deeve really appreciate it,

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Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you. If we are serious about taking

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Speaker 1: back America, it's going to go through a major the

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Speaker 1: major American cities. It's going to go through three major

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Speaker 1: cities La Chicago, New York, one, two, three, and all

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Speaker 1: three are fortifying with communist mayors. Understand, they are trying

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Speaker 1: to fortify themselves against the American project. We know what's

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Speaker 1: happening in New York. We see the Islamist socialist that

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Speaker 1: completely uninterested in governing her city. It's total anarchy and

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Speaker 1: Bedloman in La. And then in my hometown Chicago, this

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Speaker 1: is four thirty. Will play this in a second Chicago

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Speaker 1: Mayor Brandon Johnson announcing that he'll be handing out race

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Speaker 1: based grants only to blacks for slavery reparations. I think

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Speaker 1: that Harmeat Dillon, who's our next guest in the segment

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Speaker 1: coming up next segment, she should use the Office Civil

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Speaker 1: Rights to Department of Justice to investigate the city of Chicago,

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Speaker 1: so they're only going to give money to black people.

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Speaker 1: Play cut four thirty.

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Speaker 19: Our way will bring to black residents in reclaiming ownership

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Speaker 19: of our own communities, to be reminded as blacks here

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Speaker 19: in Chicago and America, remembering our past and working towards

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Speaker 19: criminal act.

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Speaker 1: For twenty nine, he prioritizes hiring black people, he is

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Speaker 1: violating federal law when he does this I think Brandon

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Speaker 28: Some detractors that will push back on me and say,

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Speaker 28: you know, the only thing that the mayor talks about

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Speaker 28: is the hiring of black people.

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Speaker 1: Know what I'm saying is.

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Speaker 28: When you hire our people, we always look out for

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Speaker 28: everybody else. We are the most generous people on the planet.

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Speaker 28: And so business and economic neighborhood development. The Deputy mayor

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Speaker 28: is a black woman. Department of Planning Development it's a

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Speaker 28: black woman. Infrastructure Deputy mayor is a black woman. Chief

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Speaker 28: Operations Officer is a black man. Budget direct it's a

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Speaker 1: Do you feel safe in Chicago that you allow your

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Speaker 1: I don't think so. Harmeyet. Dylon joins us in the

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Speaker 1: next segment. Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. We'll

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Speaker 20: With your Real America's Voice News break. A man who

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Speaker 4: Truth in coming it's the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 1: Heck, everybody, email us as always Freedom at Charliekirk dot

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Speaker 1: of ours, har Meat Dylan, who is running the Office

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Speaker 1: for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice. Let me

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Speaker 1: get the exact title, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights,

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Speaker 1: her Meat, Great to see you. Congratulations on your post.

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Speaker 1: Why don't you introduce our audience to what you do?

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Speaker 1: They know who you are, but what is your new role?

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Speaker 3: Well, thank you, Charlie for your kind words and for

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Speaker 3: having me.

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Speaker 21: The Civil Rights Division, a United States Department of Justice,

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Speaker 21: is one of the biggest sections of the DOJ in Washington,

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Speaker 21: and it has the weighty charge of enforcing the United

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Speaker 21: States federal civil rights laws. Everything relating from employment discrimination,

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Speaker 21: to Discrimination and Education, Title nine, Title seven, Title six,

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Speaker 21: the Clan Act, anti discrimination laws involving aging disability against veterans,

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Speaker 21: and importantly also all of our nation's federal voting laws.

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Speaker 1: So that's a huge scope of work. What are some

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Speaker 1: of the immediate things you're working on. I know we

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Speaker 1: have a list of some here, but walk our audience

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Speaker 1: through kind of the one, two, three biggest items that

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Speaker 1: are currently being work done by your office.

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Speaker 21: Well in the headlines today, just a little while ago,

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Speaker 21: we filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in Orange County, California,

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Speaker 21: challenging their failure to comply with the Help America Vote Act,

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Speaker 21: which requires jurisdictions to maintain clean voter rules.

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Speaker 3: And so that's an important lawsuit.

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Speaker 21: It's the second JAVA lawsuit that we filed under my

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Speaker 21: tenure here in DJ The first one was against North Carolina,

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Speaker 21: and so similarly, North Carolina was out of compliance. And

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Speaker 21: so what we've been doing is asking for information from

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Speaker 21: jurisdictions all over the United States.

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Speaker 3: One by one.

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Speaker 21: Colorado has got a letter from US and some others,

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Speaker 21: and so we wait for their responses, and if their

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Speaker 21: responses are not adequate, like Orange Counties, we file suit

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Speaker 21: to enforce these federal civil rights laws. That's one big endeavor.

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Speaker 21: Another is enforcing our Title nine and Anti DEI policies

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Speaker 21: of this administration, and that's in compliance with the Federal

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Speaker 21: Supreme Court. President the students are fair admissions, which ruled

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Speaker 21: last year that the institutions of higher learning that received

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Speaker 21: federal funding, which is almost all of them except for Hillsdale,

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Speaker 21: must comply with our anti discrimination laws and cannot use

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Speaker 21: quotas to suppress admissions of Asians, whites, males, whatever category.

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Speaker 21: There has to be equal opportunity and admissions, not for

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Speaker 21: groups but for individuals. But just about every institution in

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Speaker 21: the United States that we've looked at seems to be

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Speaker 21: out of compliance. And so we are one by one

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Speaker 21: sending letters to those as well. I sent over seventy

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Speaker 21: of them in I think first or second week in office.

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Speaker 21: We're getting the data back, we're crunching it, we're you know,

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Speaker 21: drafting lawsuits, frankly, and if we don't get compliance, there'll

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Speaker 21: be a mess of lawsuits on our hands.

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Speaker 3: Over there.

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Speaker 21: We're doing so many other cases involving veterans' rights and

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Speaker 21: enforcing the laws that protect them from discrimination. I mean

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Speaker 21: our service members rather, and you know, just every day

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Speaker 21: is a different issue. A big issue for me is

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Speaker 21: equality of access for girls in sports. That's an important

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Speaker 21: part of Title nine. And I sent a letter to

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Speaker 21: California a couple of weeks ago demanding that all the

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Speaker 21: schools who participate in California's Interscholastic Federation, which has allowed

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Speaker 21: boys to take girls trophies, comply with federal guidance.

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Speaker 3: On this issue.

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Speaker 21: And they sued me and the Attorney General in response

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Speaker 21: to that. So we're wending our way through the courts

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Speaker 21: over there, and so every day there's this new issues

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Speaker 21: that we're dealing with, Charlie. I'm taking in information from citizens,

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Speaker 21: people I know, people I don't know, all over the country.

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Speaker 21: We have a small team of political appointees here who

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Speaker 21: are helping me, and then some career folks as well.

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Speaker 3: But it's a huge job.

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Speaker 1: Like you said, yeah, it's a beast. Before we go

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Speaker 1: further into the details here, can you just tell our

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Speaker 1: audience what Obama and Biden used this office for. It

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Speaker 1: was one of the biggest at Department of Justice.

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Speaker 21: Yeah, there were over four under attorneys when I got here,

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Speaker 21: to the Civil Rights Division, they're less than half now

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Speaker 21: because more than half of them quit when I made

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Speaker 21: clear that our priorities, we're going to be enforcing the

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Speaker 21: laws equally for all Americans, not just weaponizing it for

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Speaker 21: a select That's exactly what the Obama and the Biden

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Speaker 21: They took the opportunity to hire a bunch of you know,

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Speaker 21: defunding the police in the United States, which I think

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Speaker 21: everyone who lives in a city is familiar with this problem.

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Speaker 21: And they concocted these consent decrees and really never proving

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Speaker 21: them in court for the most part, and to sort

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Speaker 21: of force them down the throats of these cities. And

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Speaker 21: having you know, city council members who also wanted to

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Speaker 3: They were happy that the DOJ was doing their dirty work.

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Speaker 21: For them and making it seem like this was a

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Speaker 21: federal priority as opposed to a local priority. So one

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Speaker 21: in this new administration is began to unwind those destructive

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Speaker 21: consent decrees that have made Americans less safe. The average

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Speaker 21: consent decree in a city Charlie last over thirteen years.

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Speaker 21: The goalposts keep shifting, and it costs the city over

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Speaker 3: Some fat cat lawyer and some big law.

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Speaker 21: Firm on an expense account gets paid over million dollars

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Speaker 21: a year typically to enforce these consent decrees, and crime

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Speaker 21: goes way up in each city with these consent decrees.

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Speaker 21: That's called the Ferguson effect. We don't want that to

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Speaker 21: be the case. There's the occasional cop who commits misconduct.

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Speaker 21: We prosecute those individuals, and that is kind of the

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Speaker 21: core of our constitutional system. Individual opportunity, individual accountability, not

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Speaker 21: group justice and not making all the citizens of Phoenix

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Speaker 21: or Albuquerque or Seattle pay for the sins or frankly,

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Speaker 21: sometimes imaginary sins of a few.

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Speaker 1: And this was so weaponized intentionally to try and stop

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Speaker 1: police from doing their job. Is it conceivable that as

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Speaker 1: we lift these consent decrees, violent crime in this country

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Speaker 1: should go down, oh one hundred percent.

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Speaker 21: I mean, you know, you see it all over America.

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Speaker 21: Every day they flee cities with consent decrees that at

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Speaker 21: another jurisdiction where they don't have to comply with these

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Speaker 21: ludicrous rules forced from Washington by lawyers who've never tried

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Speaker 21: a case, and frankly are doing this from home during

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Speaker 3: And so whatever you see in the President's executive.

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Speaker 21: Orders on any of these issues that touch on civil rights,

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Speaker 21: we're doing that here in the DOJ.

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Speaker 1: So let's dive deeper into some of the details here.

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Speaker 1: And so this is from your account right here. Swing

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Speaker 1: non citizens vote and elections, the violation of American people's

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Speaker 1: rights to determine their future. I don't want you to speculate,

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Speaker 1: but what are some of the major other prime targets

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Speaker 1: of potential non citizens voting and what is the plan

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Speaker 1: at DOJ to address this and get the non citizens

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Speaker 1: voting issue solved.

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Speaker 21: Okay, so big picture is that our election laws and

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Speaker 21: our system of federalism are first of all made by

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Speaker 3: That's an important point.

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Speaker 21: And there are some federal laws regarding clean voter roles

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Speaker 21: which is used in the subject of extensive litigation on

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Speaker 21: the left and redistricting really weaponizing it in one direction.

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Speaker 21: And so we don't have jurisdiction over everything, So we

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Speaker 21: don't have jurisdiction over house states do their thing for

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Speaker 21: the most part, but we do have jurisdiction over clean

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Speaker 21: voter roles, and that's the Help America Vote Act. And

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Speaker 21: in this case, Orange County received credible information from well

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Speaker 21: publicized that there were people on the voter rolls who

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Speaker 3: And there's many ways that this can happen.

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Speaker 21: People go to register to vote and they check the

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Speaker 3: Who knows. But the point is every citizen is entitled.

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Speaker 21: To their vote counting equally with other citizens and other

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Speaker 21: citizens only. This is a fundamental premise of our democracy.

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Speaker 21: And the response I always get to this complaint that

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Speaker 21: every violation of the Help American Vote Act and of

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Speaker 21: our voter roles is whatever harm meat. It's like, voter

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Speaker 21: fraud is so rare. Well, it doesn't have to be fraud,

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Speaker 21: but it could be any number of reasons.

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Speaker 3: But every citizen is entitled.

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Speaker 21: To their vote being counted once and being counted equally,

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Speaker 21: and that's not happening in any jurisdiction that is refusing

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Speaker 21: when they get a complaint like this that shows that

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Speaker 21: asked that's the first step We always ask in the DOJ,

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Speaker 21: hey guys, can you show us the data that we're

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Speaker 21: entitled to under this federal law.

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Speaker 3: And they refuse to give it to us.

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Speaker 21: So this lawsuit followed today, and that's going to happen

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Speaker 21: So one by one we're going to make sure that

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Speaker 3: We are more on the left side.

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Speaker 21: Today, there are quite a few options for people who

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01:30:03,479 --> 01:30:06,559
Speaker 21: have a case involving civil rights, and you can kick

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Speaker 21: that off. I mean, I will tell you that I'm

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Speaker 21: frustrated by the pace of government. It's not something that

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Speaker 21: we control, but there's a number of hurdles you have

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Speaker 21: to jump through when.

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Speaker 3: You're bringing a case for the government.

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Speaker 21: And so people can get more quickly into court, sometimes

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Speaker 21: by working with a good nonprofit or private practice lawyer

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01:30:24,439 --> 01:30:26,439
Speaker 21: to bring their case, and the United States Department of

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Speaker 21: Justice has the ability to get involved in those cases

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Speaker 21: in multiple different ways. First of all, we can file

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Speaker 21: something that's called a statement of interest, which is kind

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Speaker 21: of like an amicust brief, a friend of the court brief,

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Speaker 21: if you will, at the trial court level, and DOJ

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Speaker 21: frequently does that in different cases.

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Speaker 3: DOJ and other branch of the DJ.

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Speaker 21: Today just did that in the Huntington Beach case involving

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01:30:48,840 --> 01:30:52,880
Speaker 21: citizenship issues, and so we do that all the time.

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Speaker 3: You can also intervene in a case, so if someone's.

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Speaker 21: Brought a great case involving an important issue, we can

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Speaker 21: make emotion to intervene. We did that earlier this week

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Speaker 21: in Washington State where there was a situation where the

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Speaker 21: state passed a law.

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Speaker 3: I think it's called fifty three seventy five. I think

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Speaker 3: that's the.

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Speaker 21: Number of the law that pierces or purports to pierce

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01:31:11,240 --> 01:31:13,639
Speaker 21: the Catholic priest penitent privilege.

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Speaker 3: Say that quickly three times.

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Speaker 21: And that law is unconstitutional because it forces priests to

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Speaker 21: choose between between betraying their faith or following the law

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Speaker 21: of man, and that's not right in our country. And

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Speaker 21: so we filed a motion to intervene as a plaintiff

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Speaker 21: in that case. We joined a lawsuit that was already ongoing,

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Speaker 21: and there are a couple other lawsuits ongoing where I

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01:31:34,640 --> 01:31:37,200
Speaker 21: understand planned in that state as well, And so that's

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Speaker 21: the way that we can get involved. And then the

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01:31:38,400 --> 01:31:39,760
Speaker 21: third way is, of course, like the laws that we

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01:31:39,800 --> 01:31:43,160
Speaker 21: filed today in Orange County, we can file our own lawsuit.

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Speaker 3: We also file and argue amicus briefs.

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Speaker 21: There was a case of Laura Libby, a legislator in

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Speaker 21: Maine who supported girls being able to win trophies in

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01:31:54,360 --> 01:31:57,040
Speaker 21: girl sports, and she was stripped of her voting rights

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Speaker 21: in Maine by the main speaker, and so we file

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01:32:00,200 --> 01:32:02,280
Speaker 21: and amicus brief in the first Circuit, and I went

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01:32:02,360 --> 01:32:04,639
Speaker 21: up to me to Boston rather and argued that case.

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01:32:04,880 --> 01:32:06,400
Speaker 21: That's another way that we can get involved. It was

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01:32:06,439 --> 01:32:10,200
Speaker 21: an excellent lawsuit brought by excellent lawyers friends of ours

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01:32:10,640 --> 01:32:13,400
Speaker 21: from the private practice world, and they did a great

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Speaker 21: job on her behalf.

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Speaker 3: But we argued the United States's interest.

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Speaker 21: In that which is you can never strip away the

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Speaker 21: voting rights of the voters in that district. That's a

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Speaker 21: violation of the Voting Rights Act. So there's so many different,

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01:32:24,800 --> 01:32:26,320
Speaker 21: so many different ways that we can get involved.

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Speaker 3: But people don't have to wait for the government.

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Speaker 21: And just another thing to point out, Charlie is even

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01:32:31,120 --> 01:32:33,360
Speaker 21: if we're fully staffed, there's no way that we can

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01:32:33,400 --> 01:32:35,639
Speaker 21: take on every single civil rights issue in the United States.

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Speaker 21: What we try to do is pick cases that'll have

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Speaker 21: the biggest impact. As I mentioned, right now, we're down

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01:32:41,360 --> 01:32:43,920
Speaker 21: in strength because a lot of the lawyers who worked

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01:32:43,920 --> 01:32:45,880
Speaker 21: here a few months ago didn't want to work here

1783
01:32:45,920 --> 01:32:47,880
Speaker 21: anymore when they learned that their job wasn't going to

1784
01:32:47,920 --> 01:32:51,080
Speaker 21: be doing their pet projects anymore. And so we are

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01:32:52,280 --> 01:32:56,040
Speaker 21: doing a lot with less and so people can get

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01:32:56,080 --> 01:32:57,679
Speaker 21: into court more quickly if they get a good lawyer.

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Speaker 1: Our Meet Dillon really is now the tip of the spear.

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01:33:01,000 --> 01:33:05,160
Speaker 1: She is the piercing authority of this new Trump government

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01:33:05,439 --> 01:33:08,080
Speaker 1: for all civil rights violations. So when people are discriminating

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01:33:08,120 --> 01:33:12,040
Speaker 1: against Asians, against white people, against Christians, against Jews, it's

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Speaker 1: all going to go through the Office Civil Rights. Heart, Meet,

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Speaker 1: you're doing a great job. Thank you so much, God

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01:33:16,080 --> 01:33:16,479
Speaker 1: bless you.

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01:33:17,200 --> 01:33:18,479
Speaker 3: Thanks for having me, Charlie.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and actually, you know, one of our listeners reminded

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01:33:21,000 --> 01:33:23,839
Speaker 1: me the Deerfield the Junior High School, the Alan Shepherd

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01:33:23,880 --> 01:33:26,880
Speaker 1: Junior High School in Deerfield, Illinois. I think it's time

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Speaker 1: for a federal investigation. We've been talking about this on.

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01:33:29,560 --> 01:33:32,200
Speaker 1: It's quite so girls are still forced to change clothes

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Speaker 1: in front of a boy. And so now just I'm

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Speaker 1: gonna text our meat right after the show. That's the

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Speaker 1: power of this show and the power of what all

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Speaker 1: of you support, and also the power of doesn't it

1804
01:33:42,760 --> 01:33:44,160
Speaker 1: feel good when you win the White House and you

1805
01:33:44,160 --> 01:33:45,599
Speaker 1: could say, no, we're not gonna put up with that.

1806
01:33:46,360 --> 01:33:49,599
Speaker 1: We're going to we're going to seal the southern border.

1807
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