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Speaker 1: Fifty days. What happens now?

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Speaker 2: Do you talked to Latimer? Well, at the end of

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Speaker 2: fifty days, if we.

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Speaker 3: Don't have a deal, it's gonna be uh too bad.

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Speaker 4: Should get more aggressive?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, the TIFFs are going to go on and other

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Speaker 1: Lensky target Moscow? Should the Lensky target Moscow?

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Speaker 1: Should the Lensky target Moscow or deeper in for Rushall.

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Speaker 2: He shouldn't target Moscow?

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Speaker 6: Is that why you gave him more weapons?

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Speaker 3: Though?

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Speaker 2: Wait play, No, We're not lucky to do that. The president.

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Speaker 7: Financial Times excuse me is reporting, according to two people familiar,

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Speaker 7: that there was a call between Vladimir Zelenski and Donald

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Speaker 7: Moscow from Ukraine? Can he attack Moscow from Ukraine? Can

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Speaker 7: you hit Saint Petersburg to Trump asked on the call,

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Speaker 7: According to these sources, speaking to FT, they said Lensky

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Speaker 7: and that Trumps signaled is backing for the idea, describing

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Speaker 7: the strategy as intended to make them the Russians feel

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Speaker 7: the pain and force the Kremlin to the negotiating table.

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Speaker 7: According to two people who were briefed on that call,

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Speaker 4: He denied it.

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Speaker 7: But this reporting does that change anything with Vladimir Putin?

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Speaker 8: I mean, you know how, no fury like a Trump scorned.

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Speaker 8: I don't think it changes too much for Putin because

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Speaker 8: There were similar discussions that were had during the Biden administration,

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Speaker 8: and ultimately where things ended up was that you don't.

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Speaker 4: Want to go too far there.

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Speaker 8: You don't want to acknowledge American involvement in that because

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Speaker 8: that's where the nuclear deterrent comes into play. And so

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Speaker 8: That we're any closer to resolving the problem we have

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Speaker 7: By the way, the White House in this reporting has

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Speaker 9: All right, he brank you on the DFJ and FBI review.

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Speaker 2: The findings of that review is yn't break you?

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Speaker 3: What on a DJ and f what what's object?

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Speaker 7: And the review of the files? Curry, don't pay up

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Speaker 2: Very very quick briefing here did she tell you? What

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Speaker 9: In specifically did she tell you?

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Speaker 3: these files were made up by Komi, they were made

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Speaker 3: Whatever she thinks is credible, she should release. Yet, well,

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Speaker 3: the President said.

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Speaker 2: Today you would release credible files related Miss Risky.

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Speaker 10: Are you prepared to see that?

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Speaker 9: And when we are our memo today, our memo speaks

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Speaker 9: I haven't seen all of his statements today.

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Speaker 11: Thank you, these how.

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Speaker 9: We're going to fight to keep America safe again, and

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Speaker 9: You know, we've got a war on drugs, we've got

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

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Speaker 11: for our enemies because we're going to medieval on these people.

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Speaker 11: You got a free shot. All these networks lying about

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Speaker 4: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 6: Mega media.

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Speaker 11: I wish in my soul, I wish that any.

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Speaker 4: Of these people had a conscience.

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Speaker 1: Ask yourself, what is my test and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 4: If that answer is to save.

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Speaker 6: War Room, here's your host, Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 11: Okay, Tuesday, fifteen July, Year of a Lord, twenty twenty five,

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Speaker 12: Yeah, But before I get into that polling, I just

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Speaker 12: Trump came in with really great approval numbers. He's brought

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Speaker 12: talk about Bill Barr and Durham and all this other stuff.

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Speaker 12: I would love to see one about election integrity. I

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Speaker 12: would love to see more information about Butler. These are

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Speaker 12: things listen forget about the JFK files, Like we had, okay,

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Speaker 12: a federal agency ostensibly involved in killing a sitting president.

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Speaker 12: Where was the root cause and corrective action? Just the

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Speaker 12: fact that they're all dead isn't good enough, Like how

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Speaker 12: did that happen in an agency? And then not only that,

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Speaker 12: in the last twelve months, you have the leading candidate

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Speaker 12: of a presidential election was literally shot and we've heard

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Speaker 12: basically nothing. Who's leading that investigation of what have they found?

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Speaker 12: How much money are they spending? The public have an

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Speaker 12: interest in knowing this kind of information, and the existence

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Speaker 12: of the investigation, in my opinion, is probably not enough

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Speaker 12: given the last ten years of experience about how these

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Speaker 12: things go.

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Speaker 4: So I'd love to see more of this roll out.

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Speaker 12: And maybe this is stuff that's not possible, But I'm sorry,

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Speaker 12: this is the situation.

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Speaker 4: People do not trust.

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Speaker 12: The government absolutely at all, And again there needs to

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Speaker 12: be people keep saying, here's the political reality. I'm Mike Johnson.

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Speaker 12: I'm sorry, but these are the rules. Well, everybody knows

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Speaker 12: that Democrats are going to break the rules. And I'm

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Speaker 12: not saying necessarily break the rules, but break a sweat,

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Speaker 12: because the optics of the one big, beautiful bill, in

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Speaker 12: my opinion, just look like business is usual in Washington,

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Speaker 12: d C. How are you going to win in twenty

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Speaker 12: twenty six? You know, let's spitball. If the Democrats take

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Speaker 12: control of the Senate, are we still going to have

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Speaker 12: the filibuster rules, sixty vote rule. I don't know a

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Speaker 12: lot of important people I talk to say no. So

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Speaker 12: if that's the case, let's just get rid of it.

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Speaker 12: And here's an idea. Instead of business as usual four

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Speaker 12: thousand page bills, how about you put out a super

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Speaker 12: popular bill every week all the way up to the

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Speaker 12: twenty twenty sixth election. I could list a lot off

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Speaker 12: the top of my head, including things like auditing elections,

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Speaker 12: paper ballots, voter id everify all of these things. We

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Speaker 12: just got twenty eight Trump executive orders qutified into the law. Okay,

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Speaker 12: we got another one hundred that'll get us all the

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Speaker 12: way to like December. Let's do it. And so I

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Speaker 12: don't unless you see rapid things like this, how is

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Speaker 12: Trump going to unravel this labyrinthian beast with within whom

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Speaker 12: very little, in my opinion, has been done from a

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Speaker 12: root cause and corrective action perspective to restore trust in people.

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Speaker 12: Now they came in again. Here's the paradox right direction.

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Speaker 12: Polling is at forty four percent right now. It's still

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Speaker 12: super high. I don't think this is lost for Trump,

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Speaker 12: but this one, you can't just pretend that it's not

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Speaker 12: going to be a problem hanging over this administration. The

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Speaker 12: Democrats have nothing to run on, So what do you

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Speaker 12: think they're.

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Speaker 4: Going to run on.

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Speaker 12: They're going to run on releasing the Epstein List. They're

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Speaker 12: going to blame Trump for it, and it's going to

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Speaker 12: be ugly if they get in control of the House.

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Speaker 12: Guess what their first commission is going to be. They're

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Speaker 12: going to have a commission to look into the Epstein

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Speaker 12: list and do what Republicans said they would and didn't.

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Speaker 4: Will that affect Trump's numbers? Probably not.

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Speaker 12: But the Republicans need every little bit of help they

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Speaker 12: can get. Right now, it's Democrat plus three or four

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Speaker 12: on the real pay politics aggregate.

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Speaker 4: What do Republicans need going into.

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Speaker 12: The fall of twenty six in order to maintain control

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Speaker 12: of the government. It's probably something six seven or eight

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Speaker 12: points to the right of that, plus ACTLU getting dissolved,

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Speaker 12: plus like whatever else. I don't know, but again hard

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Speaker 12: to predict. And I'm pounding on the table. This is

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Speaker 12: not just me, like, I'm talking to other people who

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Speaker 12: are having the same concerns. I don't know if you

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Speaker 12: saw it, but four of us, honest polsters that do

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Speaker 12: a good job got together. We found in the National

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Speaker 12: Association of Independent Polling. I think people will be happy

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Speaker 12: an organization like that exists that can counteract to mainstream

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Speaker 12: media continued gas lighting.

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Speaker 4: That's only getting worse. It's only going to get worse.

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Speaker 12: And the people I'm talking to there you know them,

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Speaker 12: like you've had rich Barrison and we've talked to Matt Towry.

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Speaker 4: This is bad.

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Speaker 11: Yep.

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Speaker 4: This is affecting everybody's numbers.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, can you what's your social media in YouTube? We

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Speaker 11: got about twenty seconds. We'll have you back on tomorrow.

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Speaker 11: The next thing very important.

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Speaker 12: He wants an underscore pole honest polster on Twitter. Rasp

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Speaker 12: wus an underscore pole on YouTube.

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Speaker 11: Mark Mitchell, you're the best, incredible, Richard Barris, they're worried.

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Speaker 11: The best guys we got to worried. Short break.

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Speaker 1: Fifty days. What happens now?

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Speaker 2: You talked to Laim.

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Speaker 3: Well, at the end of fifty days, if we don't

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Speaker 3: have a deal, it's gonna be uh too bad.

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Speaker 4: Should get more aggressive?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, the tires are going to go on and other

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Speaker 2: sanctions go on.

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Speaker 1: Lensky target Moscow? Should the Lensky target Moscow?

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Speaker 2: Sir?

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Speaker 1: Should the Lensky target Moscow?

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Speaker 2: Or deeper in for RuSHA, he shouldn't target Moscow?

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Speaker 6: Is that why you gave him more weapons?

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Speaker 3: Though?

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Speaker 2: Wait, lay, no, we're not lucky to do that. President.

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Speaker 7: Financial Times excuse me is reporting, according to two people familiar,

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Speaker 7: that there was a call between Vladimir Zelenski and Donald

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Speaker 7: Trump where Trump asked Vladimir Zelenski if he could hit

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Speaker 7: Moscow from Ukraine? Can he attack Moscow from Ukraine?

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Speaker 4: Can you hit Saint Petersburg to.

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Speaker 7: Trump asked on the call, According to these sources, speaking

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Speaker 7: to FT, they said, Lensky replied, absolutely, we can if

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Speaker 7: you give us the weapons, and that Trumps signaled is

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Speaker 7: backing for the idea, describing the strategy as intended to

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Speaker 7: make them the Russians feel the pain and force the

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Speaker 7: Kremlin to the negotiating table. According to two people who

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Speaker 7: were briefed on that call. Donald Trump was asked a

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Speaker 7: version of this on the White House lawn.

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Speaker 4: He denied it.

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Speaker 7: But this reporting does that change anything with Vladimir Putin?

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Speaker 4: I mean, you know how, no fury like a Trump scorned.

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Speaker 8: I think again, the journey Trump has made here is significant.

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Speaker 8: I don't think it changes too much for Putin because

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Speaker 8: these discussions about attacking deep into Russian territory are not new.

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Speaker 4: There was similar.

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Speaker 8: Discussions that were had during the Biden administration, and ultimately

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Speaker 8: where things ended up was that you don't want to

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Speaker 8: go too far there. You don't want to acknowledge American

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Speaker 8: involvement in that because that's where the nuclear deterrent comes

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Speaker 8: into play. And so my sense is that much as

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Speaker 8: though Trump's pivot here is absolutely worth noting as we

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Speaker 8: are all doing, it kind of takes you back to

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Speaker 8: where we were a year ago with the Biden administration.

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Speaker 8: Which is also to say, Katie, it's still a bit

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Speaker 8: of a stalemate. It still doesn't mean we're any closer

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Speaker 8: to an end to the war. It doesn't mean that

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Speaker 8: we're any closer to resolving the problem we have with Putin,

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Speaker 8: and Putin knows all of this. In a sense, he's

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Speaker 8: always had time on his side, so he's going to

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Speaker 8: keep playing the team.

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Speaker 7: By the way, the White House in this reporting has

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Speaker 7: said that it was taken out of contact that Donald

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Speaker 7: Trump just asking the questions.

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Speaker 11: Okay, welcome back, Mark Mitchell. There. The key is about

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Speaker 11: the institutional trust, and you know people have lost trust

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Speaker 11: in the FBI, of ass trust in the CIA. We're

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Speaker 11: going to have Jefferson Mortley on tomorrow. Jefferson is the

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Speaker 11: amazing writer and wrote the book A Ghost about Angleton,

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Speaker 11: one of the most fascinating characters American history. It's about

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Speaker 11: the front page story this morning. What mar Mitchell just

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Speaker 11: alluded to the CIA with direct knowledge of Oswald, and

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Speaker 11: I mean very direct knowledge of Oswald, what he was

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Speaker 11: doing in New Orleans and other places. Turns out he

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Speaker 11: was been tracked by the CIA. A formal file was

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Speaker 11: opened on him in nineteen fifty nine. They knew every

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Speaker 11: movement that Oswald made, and the head of Psychological Warfare

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Speaker 11: of the Miami office of the CIA, and really the

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Speaker 11: guy heading up all the anti Castro activities knew about

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Speaker 11: him very closely, actually was monitoring him. Might have been

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Speaker 11: even more involvement than that and then lie to everybody,

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Speaker 11: So the institutional trust because it looks like there's some

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Speaker 11: sort of involvement that now can be shown of the

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Speaker 11: CIA in the assassination of President Kennedy. Also you have

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Speaker 11: the judiciary and the CIA and the FBI and the

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Speaker 11: against Richard Nixon and obviously all of this against President Trump.

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Speaker 11: And I've had a ringsight seated this. You know, the

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Speaker 11: Deep States come after President Trump. And I think Mark

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Speaker 11: Mitchell is one hundred percent correct. Where have Richard Barriss

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Speaker 11: on the marrow? I will give you a heads up.

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Speaker 11: Richard Barris once again a guy that understands the Trump

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Speaker 11: movement MAGA. His numbers are not that far off. I

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Speaker 11: mean there's numbers layer on top of each other. And

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Speaker 11: the economist you gov who are not friends of the movement,

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Speaker 11: have a poll out that's almost as bad. So somehow

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Speaker 11: this has to be addressed. I just don't think it's

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Speaker 11: going to It's only going to go away with people

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Speaker 11: becoming complacent and apathetic. And that's the last thing you

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Speaker 11: need in these midterm elections. You need everybody up on

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Speaker 11: the you know, at the on watch and right now

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Speaker 11: you can already tell people are so frustrated with this

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Speaker 11: in particularly way it's being handled that if they they

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Speaker 11: you know, they just want to go away with it.

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Speaker 11: When they go away, you're going to lose some of

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Speaker 11: your best people. These are your best people. These are

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Speaker 11: not sunshine soldiers and summer patriots. These are the hardest

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Speaker 11: core of the hardcore. The people have been with President

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Speaker 11: Trump forever, the people that had his back in those

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Speaker 11: dark days of twenty one. I want to play those, Philip.

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Speaker 11: I want you on here for the bricks, right and

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Speaker 11: the post of bricks. But there's something deeper that's already developing,

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Speaker 11: and that is President Trump has given this fifty day

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Speaker 11: because you can tell he's very frustrated. He's tried to

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Speaker 11: deal with Putin. It's not working. There's like there's many

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Speaker 11: geo political and geostrategic elements to this that he may

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Speaker 11: have not calculated what Putin and these guys intend to

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Speaker 11: do the KGB. But when he talks about the giving

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Speaker 11: weapons and shipping weapons, his role, thing he keeps coming

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Speaker 11: back to is sanctions, even deeper sanctions, and no one's

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Speaker 11: really focused on this yet. Secondary sanctions would mean sanctions

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Speaker 11: on India, but particularly sanctions on China. Given everything you

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Speaker 11: saw in the down in Rio and couple with we

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Speaker 11: had some I think had good news today on inflation,

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Speaker 11: President Trump, it looks like the tariffs are kicking in

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Speaker 11: like you felt without inflation price increases. It looks like

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Speaker 11: inflation's in a good spot, not a great spot, but

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Speaker 11: in a good spot. Obviously, capital markets are responding favorably.

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Speaker 11: You got guys like Ken langone who's a Trump hater

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Speaker 11: saying how great he is probably the greatest president of

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Speaker 11: United States. And that's a Wall Street guy saying that,

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Speaker 11: you know, how concerned are you for what's happened in

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Speaker 11: the last twenty four forty eight hours about the potential

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Speaker 11: additional economic warfare around Ukraine? And how do you think

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Speaker 11: that that will that will impact gold?

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Speaker 13: Look, I think it's it's tough in terms of its

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Speaker 13: impact on gold. I think the more global instability we see,

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Speaker 13: the more trade wars ignite, the more the sort of

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Speaker 13: wars we see around the world. How ultimately this instant

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Speaker 13: that he creates a good climate for gold, and gold

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Speaker 13: is moving gangbusters in this climate, so short term I think.

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Speaker 10: Is good for gold. Longer term, what we'll have to.

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Speaker 13: See how it plays out the one thing you talked

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Speaker 13: about earlier, trust in our institutions being broken. And I

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Speaker 13: think a big part of the de dollarization movement is

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Speaker 13: we broke the trust. Whether it was Biden back in

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Speaker 13: twenty twenty two, back in twenty fourteen, or the eighties,

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Speaker 13: but trust in the United States has been broken. And

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Speaker 13: I think sanctions is a policy now, punitive sanctions They

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Speaker 13: can work shorter term to dissuade, right, maybe it'll be

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Speaker 13: effective in sort of dissuading Putin. I'm not sure if

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Speaker 13: they will in moving forward in Ukraine. But I think

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Speaker 13: longer term we need carrots. And I've said this many times,

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Speaker 13: we need carrots more than stacks. I think sanctions dissuade

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Speaker 13: people shorter term, but not longer term. And I think

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Speaker 13: this bricks d dollarization movement is all about slow and

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Speaker 13: steady steps. What I've said for a long time is

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Speaker 13: we need to start using carrots now, not sticks. And

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Speaker 13: I guess this is the one concern when it comes

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Speaker 13: to de dollarization that I do have with President Trump

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Speaker 13: is when you've got a hammer and he's got the

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Speaker 13: biggest hammer around, every problem starts to look like a

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Speaker 13: nail where I think we need to start getting a

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Speaker 13: little bit smarter is when it comes to structuring trade deals.

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Speaker 13: I think what we need to do is move away

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Speaker 13: from sort of punitive sanctions and move more towards incentives. Right,

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Speaker 13: we can tie you know, we have the largest consumer

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Speaker 13: market in the world. Let's use it to entice people. Right,

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Speaker 13: We could time market access to US dollar trade settlements

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Speaker 13: and financial alignment. We could offer industrial infrastructure and near

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Speaker 13: suring deals to those that align with US. I think

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Speaker 13: we have an opportunity now to make the world choose

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Speaker 13: between our way and the other way. And I think

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Speaker 13: if we sort of layer carrots and not sticks, eighty

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Speaker 13: more effective.

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Speaker 10: Longer time.

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Speaker 11: He's got. You know, we have over one hundred and

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Speaker 11: ten billion dollars coming in now in tariffs. No price

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Speaker 11: increases at least today, or dramatic price increases. You saw,

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Speaker 11: and I think this is your reporting. Folks at treasure

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Speaker 11: in the White House saw that the sophisticated move. Because

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Speaker 11: a lot of people said, oh the bricks thing laid

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Speaker 11: an egg, they actually did a very sophisticated move in

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Speaker 11: these bilateral deals and to have their central banks buy

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Speaker 11: more gold and eventually settle up that way to dedollarization move.

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Speaker 11: It was part of and I think the White House

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Speaker 11: confirmed this when he dropped the fifty percent tariffs on

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Speaker 11: Lula in Brazil. You know, thirty percent of that thirty

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Speaker 11: percent was tied to Bolsonar in the trial, and it'll

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Speaker 11: go away if Bolsonar or the trial, but twenty percent

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Speaker 11: because he had threatened ten. I think he gave Lula

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Speaker 11: another love tap of another ten to get his attention

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Speaker 11: that you know he's he's focused on this de dollarization.

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Speaker 11: He says it's not going to happen on his watch.

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Speaker 11: I want to go back if you had to have

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Speaker 11: a forcing function to force the world to choose between

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Speaker 11: the two systems, because folks, you understand, this brick system

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Speaker 11: is starting to become a reality, right, it's starting. It's

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Speaker 11: a very rudimentary stage, very nascent, but it's starting. If

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Speaker 11: you had to now force the world to choose, give

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Speaker 11: that to me again, how would you do that.

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Speaker 13: I think it's a case of not forcing the world

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Speaker 13: to choose, but incentivizing them to move towards us again.

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Speaker 13: And I think there's a number of ways to do

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Speaker 13: it right. Number one is through trade policy. Like I said,

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Speaker 13: we can force nations to make a choice and incentivize

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Speaker 13: them with our market to do what we want them

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Speaker 13: to do.

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Speaker 10: Right.

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Speaker 13: Secondly, I think ultimately trust has been broken. Right, we

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Speaker 13: talk about trust in our institutions being eroded.

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Speaker 4: We need to increase that trust.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 13: We need to start with a clean slate, whether that's

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Speaker 13: auditing the FED, trade to rebalance sheets, auditing for Knox potentially,

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Speaker 13: although I don't want to let that sort of rap

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Speaker 13: it out the hat again, but I think overall increasing

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Speaker 13: transparency of our financial governance that's a straight up win.

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Speaker 10: Right.

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Speaker 13: Secondly, like I said before, I think Secretary Besson has

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Speaker 13: an opportunity in trade deals to set them up in

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Speaker 13: a way that incentivizes people to work with us right,

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Speaker 13: offer infrastructure near assuring deals that other countries cannot match,

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Speaker 13: like I said, and essentially build regional friend sharing blocks. Right,

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Speaker 13: We've got an opportunity to push forward with soft power.

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Speaker 11: Right.

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Speaker 13: We killed USA, and rightly so by the way, it

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Speaker 13: was full of waste, fraud and abuse. But China are

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Speaker 13: filling that gap with their Belt and Road initiative. There's

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Speaker 13: some smart things that we can do there. And I

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Speaker 13: think thirdly, what's the bricks's competitive advantage. They've essentially modernized

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Speaker 13: the financial system. Right, they built what could be a

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Speaker 13: better system. They're offering rival financial ssas bilateral cbdc's.

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Speaker 10: The new development back. We need to not complain.

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Speaker 4: We need to start compete it.

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Speaker 13: Right, we already have and own the global financial network.

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Speaker 13: Let's modernize it. Let's internationalize FED now create real time

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Speaker 13: US dollar settlement for trusted partners. Look, ultimately, what this

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Speaker 13: is going to boil down to, I think.

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Speaker 10: Is a rebrand.

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Speaker 13: The dollar doesn't need to be the only option, but

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Speaker 13: it does need to be the best option. So I

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Speaker 13: think we need to rebrand dollar leadership as transparent, growth orientated,

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Speaker 13: and built on mutual trust. Look at the bricks in comparison, right,

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Speaker 13: they push compliance through political alignment and a common adversary.

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Speaker 13: How sustainable that is long term, that's up to us.

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Speaker 13: But I think the US now needs to compete through trust,

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Speaker 13: performance and stability. The elephant in the room, though, right,

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Speaker 13: what all of this is dependent on is getting our

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Speaker 13: all of this isn't it fantastic?

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Speaker 11: that we can't get past the Recision Bill. It's nine

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Speaker 11: Are you concerned? I tell you what. Let's answer when

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Speaker 11: symbolic that moving forward, is now going from nine point

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Speaker 11: with the impowments, to come with the pocket decisions. This

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Speaker 11: taking so long on a decision that's nine point four

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Speaker 11: With the spending cuts President Trump wants to do and

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Speaker 11: he has the ability to do it, just do the impowments. Also,

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Speaker 11: Beston said it I think today for looking for a

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Speaker 11: new FED share, President Trump's talking about a three hundred

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Speaker 11: basis point cut. Right now, we know the thinking of

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Speaker 11: a twenty five basis point cut. I guess in September

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Speaker 11: based upon these numbers today. Put this in perspectives for us,

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Speaker 11: both the spending cuts that we still need to have

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Speaker 11: and President Trump still has the ability to do coupled

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Speaker 11: with the search for a new FED share, and President

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Speaker 11: Trump wants a three hundred basis point cut sometime, you know,

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Speaker 11: soon surre your thoughts.

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Speaker 13: Look, I understand exactly why why President Trump wants the cut.

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Speaker 13: Right He's looking at thirty six and a half trillion

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Speaker 13: dollars of debt that already costs over a trillion dollars

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Speaker 13: a year to refinance. So we need the cuts. If

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Speaker 13: we want to grow the economy and get a handle

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Speaker 13: on debt service, we need the interest rate cuts. The

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Speaker 13: feeder in a tough position. Pal says he's not political,

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Speaker 13: but he's resisting lowering rates.

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Speaker 10: It's as if he really doesn't want to do so.

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Speaker 13: And this sort of spike in inflation, small spike, but

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Speaker 13: spike maybe the catalyst for him to hold firm.

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Speaker 10: It's interesting because.

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Speaker 13: You know, he should have done that back at the

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Speaker 13: end of twenty twenty four when Biden was in power,

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Speaker 13: but he made the.

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Speaker 10: Decision essentially not to do that.

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Speaker 13: So the feeder looking more political now than they have

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Speaker 13: done in a while. Look, in terms of curbing spending,

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Speaker 13: that has to be ultimately the priority, right, and this

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Speaker 13: they're preparing now in the Senate for procedural vote on

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Speaker 13: the nine point four billion recission package. It targets eight

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Speaker 13: point three billion I think in foreign aid and one

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Speaker 13: point one billion for public broadcasting. Look, these cuts are important, right,

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Speaker 13: It would be the first real rollback since Clinton. So

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Speaker 13: it's a shift towards fiscal conservatism, but ultimately it's a

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Speaker 13: drop in the back here. We have a lot more

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Speaker 13: to find in terms of cuts if we want to

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Speaker 13: balance the budget and give these guys a chance to

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Speaker 13: grow the economy. So there's a ton going on. I

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Speaker 13: don't see a three hundred basis point cut coming from

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Speaker 13: the Fed. I think right now they're probably going to

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Speaker 13: hold firm, wait and see what happens with inflation until

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Speaker 13: the end of the year. So I'm not sure President

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Speaker 13: Trump's going to get his way, But it's interesting and

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Speaker 13: we'll have to see how it plays out.

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Speaker 11: Now we're going to go to work on the eighth installment.

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Speaker 11: Can you give a just a couple of highlights of

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Speaker 11: what you found in? Now's your back your REO trip, sir.

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Speaker 10: Look what was so interesting? I mean, did we did

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Speaker 10: we learn anything we didn't know?

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Speaker 13: No, the bricks are certainly committed to dedollarization.

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Speaker 10: We knew that when we came.

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Speaker 13: Out, and I think it was confirmed when we got there.

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Speaker 13: What was interesting, though, was really understanding the motivations.

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Speaker 5: Right.

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Speaker 13: I always assumed that a lot of the motivation would

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Speaker 13: be financial, Right, watching dead exploding, watching deficit spending in

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Speaker 13: the United States, that was largely the catalyst. But it

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Speaker 13: turns out it wasn't the case. This is a trust issue.

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Speaker 13: This goes back to the nineteen eighties. It goes back

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Speaker 13: to twenty twenty two. That the trust has been broken,

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Speaker 13: which ultimately has encouraged me when it comes to solutions. Right,

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Speaker 13: I've been not so encouraged when it comes to how

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Speaker 13: we're going to curb spending and get our fiscal house

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Speaker 13: in order, but I am encouraged when it comes to

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Speaker 13: building trust globally. So for me, I've come back motivated

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Speaker 13: to try and find some solutions. But ultimately I understand

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Speaker 13: now how committed these guys are, at least at this

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Speaker 13: point to deed allarizing, and how important it is that

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Speaker 13: we stop it as soon.

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Speaker 6: As we can.

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Speaker 11: How do people what I tell folks is I want

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Speaker 11: to build a relationship with you and your team. How

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Speaker 11: can they get there? Because with this Ukraine situation heating

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Speaker 11: up in folks, you might want to wish it away.

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Speaker 11: It's not going to go away, right, It's not going

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Speaker 11: to go away. And I think President Trump in this

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Speaker 11: article on the ft and then what he said on

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Speaker 11: the lawn heading to Pittsburgh today, you realize the seriousness

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Speaker 11: of this is kind of combination of economic warfare and

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Speaker 11: kinetic war. You add on top of that what's happening

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Speaker 11: in Persia the South China Sea, and you double that

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Speaker 11: down with the bricks nations. These central banks continue to

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Speaker 11: buy gold because they want to hedge. Where do people

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Speaker 11: go to get a relationship with you? Because most important

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Speaker 11: now they build a relationship with Philip Patrick and his

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Speaker 11: team at Birch Gold.

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Speaker 13: Sir, It's burst gold dot Com forward slash ban Burt's

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Speaker 13: Gold dot Com forward slash Fannon but I want to

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Speaker 13: say one thing quickly. Listen, these problems have been here

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Speaker 13: for the last three years, right, but we didn't talk

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Speaker 13: about them. Now we're talking about them. They didn't start today,

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Speaker 13: but at least the administration is addressing them. And this

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Speaker 13: is why I voted for President Trump. This is why

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Speaker 13: we need President Trump because ultimately they understand the issues

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Speaker 13: and they're working towards solutions. It's going to be a

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Speaker 13: bumpy road, but people have to understand the fact that

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Speaker 13: it's out there in the mainstream.

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Speaker 10: This is encouraging.

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Speaker 13: The problems were there before, they just weren't getting dealt with.

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Speaker 10: Sorry for that rant.

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Speaker 13: It's birch gold dot com, forward slash Bannery or techspann

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Speaker 13: in to nine eight nine eight nine eight.

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Speaker 11: Philip Patrick, that's not a rant. That's great. Love having

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Speaker 11: you on here, brother, welcome back from Rio.

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Speaker 10: Thank you, Steve.

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Speaker 11: We're going to take a short break. Let's get let's

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Speaker 11: say Michael and Dale's going to stick with us a

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Speaker 11: top second hour of Mike. Let everybody know where do

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