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Speaker 1: The fourth Turneys Generation Warfare.

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Speaker 2: A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy Intelligence veteran.

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Speaker 3: Student Events for Your host, Jack Pisoviet christ.

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Speaker 4: Is Robert F.

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Speaker 5: Kennedy, Junior is poised to become the next Secretary of

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Speaker 5: Health and Human Services. His nomination cleared a key hurdle

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Speaker 5: on Capitol Hill.

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Speaker 6: We are all willing to work with anyone who is

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Speaker 6: serious about doing the work of centering the American people

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Speaker 6: and advancing progress.

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Speaker 7: I was in charge of policy and budget at USAID

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Speaker 7: during the Reagan administration when we undertook a major effort

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Speaker 7: to fix it. And I'm going to show you my

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Speaker 7: farewell present from AID.

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Speaker 4: You can see it's a hand grenade.

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Speaker 8: I am a senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation.

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Speaker 8: I previously served at the US Agency.

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Speaker 6: Times Crystal, Now, what assume do you want the Department

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Speaker 6: of Education to be closed?

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Speaker 4: Oh?

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Speaker 1: I'd like it to be closed immediately.

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Speaker 9: Look, the Department of Education is a big conjob.

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Speaker 10: The bottom line is because it's not working. Department of

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Speaker 10: Education was set up in nineteen eighty and since that time,

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Speaker 10: we have spent almost a trillion dollars and we have

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Speaker 10: watched our performance scores continue to go down. I do

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Speaker 10: believe that it is a responsibility to make sure that

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Speaker 10: our children do have equal access to excellent education. I

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Speaker 10: think that that is best handled at the state level,

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Speaker 10: closest to the states, working with state administrators, teachers, parents

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Speaker 10: who should have input into their curriculum.

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Speaker 11: It is a great alliance, the most successful defense alliance

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Speaker 11: in history. But to endure for the future, our partners

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Speaker 11: must do far more for Europe's defense.

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Speaker 4: We must make NATO great again.

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Speaker 5: Twenty eight people taken to hospital. The suspect was driving

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Speaker 5: this white Mini Cooper behind me and drove into a

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Speaker 5: crowd of people who are not related to the security conference.

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Speaker 5: They were protesting for higher wages. The suspect is an

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Speaker 5: Afghan man. He's twenty four years old. Gotting to authorities

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Speaker 5: he was seeking asylum here in Germany.

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Speaker 12: And that is one woman dead, at least twenty seven

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Speaker 12: people injured. Reports of a child fighting for their life

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Speaker 12: after an Afghan migrant drove into a crowd in Munich, Germany.

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Speaker 12: This is just one of many terror attacks happening in

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Speaker 12: the country right now.

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Speaker 13: And as that from Afghan.

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Speaker 12: Migrant drove into the crowd, he was shouting all up again.

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Speaker 12: That video really shocking. Of course, we're waiting for updates

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Speaker 12: on that.

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Speaker 13: Welcome in.

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Speaker 12: I'm Mishaul bachis filling in for the great Jack Pasovic,

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Speaker 12: who is currently in Ukraine on a special mission with

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Speaker 12: pet Heaks. Let's us helping out today, Kevin, thanks so

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Speaker 12: much for me.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, it's great to be with you Michelle again once

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Speaker 14: again this week, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard to another

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Speaker 14: edition of Human Events Daily. I'm your co host Jack

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Speaker 14: Pustovik and yet so we have a name for this

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Speaker 14: for this twenty four year old Afghan asylum quote asylum

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Speaker 14: seeker Rod Nourri, a radical Islamis terrorist and it's interesting

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Speaker 14: to see that he has come, uh, you know, the

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Speaker 14: same week as you know, the Munix conference, ahead of

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Speaker 14: ahead of jd Vance meeting. There, so a lot of

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Speaker 14: a lot of this is the combination of simultaneous deals happening.

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Speaker 14: And we also have the vote, the vote in Germany

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Speaker 14: coming up at the end of the month. We're going

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Speaker 14: to see what's I'm interested to see what happen with

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Speaker 14: Chancellor ol Off Schultz as well. I think the United

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Speaker 14: States is really causing peace through strength here.

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Speaker 1: What do you think about.

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Speaker 12: That, Michelle, Peace through strength is one hundred percent the

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Speaker 12: mission here, and you know Kevin to piggyback off of that.

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Speaker 12: There have been five her attacks in Germany in the

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Speaker 12: past twelve months, all committed by asylum seekers. We've seen

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Speaker 12: this happen all throughout Europe. I lived in Sweden where

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Speaker 12: there were multiple assaults, as Sweden was notorious for taking

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Speaker 12: an asylum seekers as well, and women would leave the

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Speaker 13: They'd be raped on.

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Speaker 12: This is the kind of thing that Joe Biden wanted

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Speaker 12: in this America.

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Speaker 13: Don't go anywhere. We're going to be right back with Morgan.

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Speaker 12: We're waiting on President Trump as well as he sends

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Speaker 12: a major executive order. We also TechEd chat JACKSOBC for

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Speaker 12: a historic day over in Europe.

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Speaker 13: Don't go anywhere. You're watching human events daily.

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Speaker 4: Some thing will stand in our way and our gold

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Speaker 3: Now it's tigned everyone to understand for America first true readings.

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Speaker 15: Welcome to the Second American Revolution.

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Speaker 1: Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard.

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Speaker 3: This is the Posso euro Dispatch Day three and well.

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Speaker 1: The cats out of the bag.

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Speaker 3: I have not been recording these dispatches from Germany nor

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Speaker 3: from Brussels. I have, in fact been recording these dispatches

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Speaker 3: from the territory of Ukraine. I accompanied Secretary Besant as

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Speaker 3: part of his delegation from the Trump White House to Kiv, Ukraine.

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Speaker 3: Arrived there overnight by train ten hours in on the

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Speaker 3: the Ukrainian Ministry of Finance, the US Embassy in Kiev,

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Speaker 3: and yes, also visited President Zelensky there in his presidential complex.

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Speaker 3: As you know, Sara Besant held his meeting with President

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Speaker 3: Zelensky where they discussed this situation with the rare earth

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Speaker 3: minerals and the deal that Zelenski had offered to President

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Speaker 3: Trump regarding the peace for US, Russia and Ukraine for

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Speaker 3: ending the war. This was the centerpiece of the entire situation. Now,

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Speaker 3: obviously we couldn't be public about this trip because of

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Speaker 3: security purposes, but the entire time we were completely secured.

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Speaker 3: We had a traveling delegation of Secret Service dispatched by

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Speaker 3: President Trump, as well as military and motorcade escorts when

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Speaker 3: we arrived on the ground. What people need to understand

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Speaker 3: is that it's been three years year years of a

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Speaker 3: terrible war, a horrific war that never had to happen.

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Speaker 3: Had the Biden administration not been so aggressive with the

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Speaker 3: expansion of NATO, had there been any effort for peace,

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Speaker 3: had there been any effort for real negotiation, it's possible

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Speaker 3: this could have been avoided. And that's really what it

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Speaker 3: comes down to, folks. This was an unnecessary war. It

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Speaker 3: was certainly a provoked war, and its award that takes

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Speaker 3: two to tango, which means it's going to take two

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Speaker 3: to get to peace. If wars can be started by lies,

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Speaker 3: peace can be started by truth. Now, three years later,

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Speaker 3: Human Events Daily is on the ground yet again in Ukraine,

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Speaker 3: showing you the inside story of what's happening inside these negotiations.

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Speaker 3: Secretary Vesent met with Zelensky only hours after Pete Hegseth,

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Speaker 3: the Secretary of Defense, delivered a blistering statement in Brussels

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Speaker 3: at the NATO conference. Heg sat saying that the pre

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Speaker 3: that NATO membership for Ukraine was not going to happen,

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Speaker 3: that the United States would not send troops to the

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Speaker 3: territory of Ukraine in any security post war.

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Speaker 1: Situation or agreement.

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Speaker 3: These are things that led Zelenski at the meeting potentially

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Speaker 1: So Secretary Besson arrived with a copy of.

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Speaker 3: The mineral deal with him. He handed it to President Zelensky.

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Speaker 3: Zelensky looked at it said that he wanted a security guarantee.

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Speaker 3: The security guarantee would be a de facto NATO membership,

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Speaker 3: This was not part of the deal. He also said

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Speaker 1: Secretary Bessend urged him to sign the deal.

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Speaker 3: President Zelensky did not, but said that he would revisit

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Speaker 3: Very critical point, ladies and gentlemen, because then just as

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Speaker 3: the very minute, posted his truth social saying that while

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Speaker 3: Vladimir Putin, so he gave Zelensky the opportunity to sign

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Speaker 1: Zelensky didn't sign the deal right away.

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Speaker 3: That's when President Trump posted the truth social that has

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Speaker 3: European leaders absolutely apoplectic that President Trump is cutting them

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Speaker 1: That the Neo conservatives and the European leaders.

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Speaker 3: The NATO countries are going to be cut out because

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Speaker 3: he said, look, if you aren't funding this war, and

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Speaker 3: if you aren't paying your NATO dues, then why should

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Speaker 3: I include you directly in the negotiations.

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Speaker 1: I'm going to go straight to the heart of the matter.

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Speaker 3: And he spoke with President Putin directly for over an

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Speaker 1: Then Zelenski immediately hopped.

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Speaker 3: On the phone and said, let me call Trump, Let

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Speaker 3: me call Trump, Let me call the president. Ladies and gentlemen,

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Speaker 3: there's a lot going on in this world. There's a

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Speaker 3: Jack Pisovik reporting from Kiev, Ukraine for Human Events Daily, and.

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Speaker 12: A very special report there from Jack Pasobic in Ukraine. Again,

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Speaker 12: he sent for security reasons. He was keeping it private.

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Speaker 12: Obviously it was a very safe area, but they wanted

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Speaker 12: they got there, so it is important to continue security precautions. Nonetheless,

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Speaker 12: he is very happy to report that error progress and

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Speaker 12: it's something that we're going to continue to keep up on.

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Speaker 12: Very important to note here. Let's also bring in Kevin

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Speaker 12: Pasobic if we do have him. Zelensky did not agree

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Speaker 12: to this minerals deal, and this is a really interesting

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Speaker 12: piece to note because the minerals is quite frankly Ukraine's

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Speaker 12: bargaining power at this point, and it has been noted

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Speaker 12: multiple times Kevin that Ukraine's not going to get everything

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Speaker 12: going to have to give up a few things. This

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Speaker 12: Kevin think about the amount of people that.

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Speaker 14: Died in this war, many people died in this war

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Speaker 14: on both sides, and that was part of the call

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Speaker 14: between and Trump yesterday. In fact, pretty stereotypical of Putin

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Speaker 14: to draw out the conversation and bring up history for

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Speaker 14: you know, hours on end. But aside from that, it's

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Speaker 14: good to see. I thought originally that we would be

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Speaker 14: negotiating for farmland and resources, as you could see Ukraine

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Speaker 14: being the bread basket of Europe. And now it's coming

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Speaker 14: out I haven't heard in the narrative recently, but these

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Speaker 14: rare earth minerals, they're going to be very resourceful for

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Speaker 14: the United States. We have lithium, titanium, not much talk

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Speaker 14: But moving forward, I think this will be a great

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Speaker 14: bargaining tactic for the United States and the The compromise

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Speaker 14: is between you know, very stable geniuses from Trump's envoy

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Speaker 14: and it's clear becoming much more clear that Zelensky is

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Speaker 14: you know, under his thumb. Even before inaugurations, Zelenski came

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Speaker 14: orchestrated this, this deal, this this beginning of the deal

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Speaker 16: And back here in the United States, shoring up the

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Speaker 1: That's a great check of your headlines.

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Speaker 4: Today. You know that you talk about influencers.

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Speaker 9: These are influencers and their friends of mine.

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Speaker 12: Jack Vic Jack, Well, guys, it is a bad day

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Speaker 12: to be big Farmer because our K Junior has been

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Speaker 12: Major news this morning. A lot of people really excited

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Speaker 13: In just a moment.

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Speaker 12: Let's also bring in Kevin Pasobic as we.

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Speaker 13: Are both filling in for the Great.

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Speaker 13: And Kevin. It's interesting.

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Speaker 12: I'll never forget the day that RFK Junior came up

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Speaker 13: And to be quite frank, he was pulling.

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Speaker 12: Votes from both sides because his message resonated with so

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Speaker 13: Who's pushing all this money onto.

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Speaker 12: Lawmakers to ultimately make decisions for their pockets rather than

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Speaker 13: That people voted for reform, and that's exactly what happened.

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Speaker 12: In another big hurdles, the Senate Judiciary Committee has advanced

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Speaker 12: Saved a couple of the tweets Senator Corey Booker Cash

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Speaker 13: Notice what they're doing.

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Speaker 12: The Democrats are grasping at straws and they really have

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Speaker 12: I've been warning about this. Big pharma is powerful and

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Speaker 13: They can to stop this.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, they certainly are going to try and stop this,

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Speaker 1: I got to say that much.

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Speaker 13: But you are, You said you were.

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Speaker 1: That's right, I sure, Am, I was.

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Speaker 14: I was half tempted to just take this whole setup

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Speaker 1: It's a little cold up here in DC, but hey,

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Speaker 14: But yeah, especially I mean through here Yeah, we got

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Speaker 14: After I'm looking forward to Cash personally, going after pencil

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Speaker 1: It's going to be so glorious.

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Speaker 14: And I'm looking forward to to RFK as well, what

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Speaker 12: And we are waiting for that confirmation with RFK Junior

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Speaker 12: Trump approval rating today hit fifty four percent, only thirty

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Speaker 1: Nope, Nope, not for long, Nope.

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Speaker 12: That's what has that lass the budget speechless.

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Speaker 13: We're going to change a lot of it.

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Speaker 12: It's an exciting time in Washington, a new era.

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Speaker 13: Stick with us will be right back again.

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Speaker 16: Terrence Bates here with your Real America's Voice Newsbreak, Thanks

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Speaker 16: so much for being along for the ride. President Trump

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Speaker 16: is focused on leveling the playing field with our trade

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Speaker 9: Have raw earth, and they have oil and gas, and

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Speaker 16: All of this maneuvering comes on the heels of President

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Speaker 16: The parade of world leaders making their way to the

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Speaker 16: major announcement about his plan for reciprocal tariffs. It's an

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Speaker 16: announcement that's going to likely be watched around the world.

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Speaker 9: The world has taken advantage of the United States for

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Speaker 9: many years. They've charged his massive tariffs that we haven't

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Speaker 9: charged them. Both friend and pro taken advantage of us.

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Speaker 9: So we're going to be doing reciprocal tariffs, which is

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Speaker 9: whatever they charge, we charge very simply.

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Speaker 16: According to House Speaker Mike Johnson, there may be exceptions

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Speaker 16: where E've ben exemptions to the tariffs for pharmaceuticals and

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Speaker 16: for autos. Stay tuned in Real America's Voice for live

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Speaker 16: coverage of the President's announcement the moment he makes it. Well,

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Speaker 16: that's going to do it for your headlines. As always,

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Speaker 16: we appreciate having you along for the ride. Now let's

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Speaker 16: get you back to your regularly scheduled programming.

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Speaker 9: Hey Jack, where's Jack, Where's Jack Worthy, Jack, I want

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Speaker 9: to see you.

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Speaker 4: Great job, Jack, Thank you?

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Speaker 1: What did job?

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Speaker 11: You do?

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Speaker 4: You know, we have an incredible thing. We're always talking about.

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Speaker 9: The fake news and demand, but we have guys and

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Speaker 9: these are the guys you're forgetting publishes Tea.

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Speaker 12: And welcome back to Human Events Daily.

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Speaker 13: If you're wondering where is.

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Speaker 12: Jack, well, Jack is on a special mission over in

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Speaker 12: Ukraine right now.

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Speaker 13: Take a look. It's the Maga Peace Deal.

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Speaker 12: He's doing big things over there, of course, very exciting.

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Speaker 13: We've been checking in with.

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Speaker 12: Him constantly as he's making major moves. Take a look

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Speaker 12: at that right there. It's very exciting to see. And

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Speaker 12: this is a huge deal.

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Speaker 13: Guys.

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Speaker 12: This past week has been historic in terms of getting

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Speaker 12: us closer to peace, stopping World War three. We're calling

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Speaker 12: it the Maga Peace Deal. Peace through strength and love.

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Speaker 12: Pete Heike Seth had said today that he is not

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Speaker 12: going to stand for this any longer. Make NATO great again.

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Speaker 12: He outlined everything we are strong yet again. And speaking

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Speaker 12: of President Trump in office not even a month and

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Speaker 12: still signing executive orders, we're live there.

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Speaker 13: Now. Take a look at that again.

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Speaker 12: These are all reciprocal tariffs that he is putting into place.

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Speaker 13: Take a look, you, sir, Thank you, thank you.

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Speaker 4: Do you want to read the names?

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Speaker 17: Our Canada Blikeser's not CHRISTA chairman will be Devin Gerald,

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Speaker 17: General Nunez, and the members of the commit of the

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Speaker 17: board will be Scott Lade, Amarilla's Fox, Kennedy, Brad Webster,

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Speaker 17: Katie Miller, Wayne Berman, Rintz previous, Robert O'Brien, Joshua Lovel,

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Speaker 17: Sander Gerber, Jeremy Katz, and Thomas Hicks Junior.

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Speaker 4: Okay good ovid nexter.

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Speaker 17: We have a presidential memorandum for your attention, entitled Reciprocal

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Speaker 17: Trade and Tariffs.

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Speaker 4: This memorandum will reshape.

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Speaker 17: American trade policy, with the guiding principle being that our

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Speaker 17: tariffs and our treatment of other countries should be reciprocal

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Speaker 17: based on their treatment of us. The charges your Secretary

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Speaker 17: of Commerce, your US Trade Representative, and other Cabinet secretaries

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Speaker 17: to pursue that policy vigorously and to develop trade policies

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Speaker 17: in accordance with it.

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Speaker 9: It's good, Well, we'll send it, and before we do,

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Speaker 9: I think I'll mention that some numbers could come out.

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Speaker 9: And as you know, we're looking for waste, throw it

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Speaker 9: and abuse and this just came out from the Government

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Speaker 9: Accountability Office, and they're pretty sagguing them as the federal

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Speaker 9: government loses as much as five hundred and twenty one

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Speaker 9: billion dollars in fru hee. That's what Elon's working so

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Speaker 9: had on with this group of almost one hundred geniuses.

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Speaker 9: In twenty twenty three, there was an estimated two hundred

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Speaker 9: and thirty six billion dollars in improper payments made, and

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Speaker 9: they think that number is very low, should be much

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Speaker 9: of a two hundred and thirty six billion. This is

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Speaker 9: why we're doing what we do, and this is why

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Speaker 9: I campaigned so hard and discussed this so much. And

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Speaker 9: since two thousand and three, there have been two point

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Speaker 9: seven trillion dollars in improper payments, meaning payments that went

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Speaker 9: to the wrong people or payments that shouldn't have been made,

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Speaker 9: according to the Economic Policy Center, very respected. In twenty

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Speaker 9: twenty four, there was an estimated one hundred and sixty

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Speaker 9: two billion dollars in improper payments earned income tax credit.

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Speaker 9: This is having to do with earned income tax credit.

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Speaker 9: It was fifteen point nine billion having to do with

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Speaker 9: food stamps improper ten point five billion dollars in improper payments,

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Speaker 9: Restaurant Revitalization Fund eight point seven billion, Supplemental Security income

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Speaker 9: six point five billion. This is all bad payments, fraud,

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Speaker 9: largely fraud. Unemployment insurance five point six billion. According to

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Speaker 9: House Ways and Means in twenty twenty four, Social Security,

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Speaker 9: Disability insurance and Survivors Insurance programs sent and estimated eight

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Speaker 9: point three billion in improper payments, including six point five

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Speaker 9: billion dollars in overpayments where they overpay.

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Speaker 4: So these are stag.

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Speaker 9: Numbers, and this has been going on for a long

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Speaker 9: time where finding a lot of it, and those numbers

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Speaker 9: are minimal, They're really minimal. Those are numbers that have improven.

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Speaker 9: So you can imagine what they're really doing is we're

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Speaker 9: going to make America rich again. And that's a good

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Speaker 9: place to start. But here's really the place to start,

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Speaker 9: because we're talking now about reciprocal tariffs and on trade.

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Speaker 9: I have decided, for purposes of fairness, that I will

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Speaker 9: charge a reciprocal tariff, meaning whatever countries charged the United

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Speaker 9: States of America, we will charge them no.

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Speaker 4: More, no less.

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Speaker 9: In other words, they charge us and tax or terrriff,

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Speaker 9: and we charge them the exact same tax or terriff.

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Speaker 9: First of all, nobody knows what that number is unless

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Speaker 9: you go by the individual country. You can see what

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Speaker 9: it is if you go to the individual country and

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Speaker 9: you look at what they're charging us. In almost all

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Speaker 9: cases they're charging us vastly more than we charge them.

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Speaker 4: But those days are over.

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Speaker 9: For purposes of this United States policy, which is a

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Speaker 9: big one, we will consider countries that use the backc system.

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Speaker 9: You know, you hear about a vat tax all the time,

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Speaker 9: the VAT system, which is far more punitive actually than

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Speaker 9: a tariff.

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Speaker 4: Similar but more punitive to be similar.

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Speaker 9: So that the way we're going to look at it,

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Speaker 9: we're going to call it a tariff, because they use

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Speaker 9: that as a way of getting away from the tariff

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Speaker 9: and the designation of tariff. But it's essentially similar or

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Speaker 9: the same thing, So a VAT tax will be viewed

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Speaker 9: as a tariff. The certain areas of Europe do it.

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Speaker 9: To put it midly, they have about a twenty percent

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Speaker 9: vat tax. Sending merchandise, product, or anything by any other

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Speaker 9: name through another country for purposes of unfairly harming America

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Speaker 9: will not be accepted. In addition, we will make a

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Speaker 9: provision for subsidies provided by countries in order to take

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Speaker 9: economic advantage of the United States, which a lot of

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Speaker 9: countries do, including our all Our allies in many cases

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Speaker 9: are worse than our enemies in this having to do

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Speaker 9: with trade and has been going along. That's why we

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Speaker 9: have a thirty six trillion dollar amount of money that

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Speaker 9: we owe. We owe thirty six trillion dollars, but they'll

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Speaker 9: come down rapidly. Likewise, provisions will be made for non

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Speaker 9: monetary tariffs and a non monetary that's where they charge

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Speaker 9: and they do things that aren't there's no dollar amount,

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Speaker 9: but they make it impossible for you to do business.

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Speaker 9: They do tests and cars like dropping a bowling ball

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Speaker 9: or the hood of a car. If the if the

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Speaker 9: hood doesn't withstand, in which no hood would except for

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Speaker 9: an armytet, then they say, I'm sorry, you can't sell

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Speaker 9: your car into a certain country. That's a non monetary tariff.

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Speaker 9: So this is in order to take economic advantage. Likewise,

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Speaker 9: the provisions for the non monetary tariffs and trade barriers

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Speaker 9: that some countries charge and most countries, many countries have

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Speaker 9: something to that effect in order to keep our product

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Speaker 9: out of their domain or if they do not even

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Speaker 9: let the US businesses operate. So in some countries they

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Speaker 9: just will let us see that operate there they charge

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Speaker 9: us a lot, but they won't even let us go in.

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Speaker 4: And we have many of them. And what our.

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Speaker 9: Secretary of Commerce standing rep beyond Howard Lefting, what he's

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Speaker 9: going to be doing is he's going to come up

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Speaker 9: with a number that's an equivalent number to that. But

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Speaker 9: in many countries, not too many, but they don't let

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Speaker 9: us do business. They effectively don't let us do business.

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Speaker 4: So we're going to put a number that is a

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Speaker 4: fair number.

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Speaker 9: We're able to accurately determine the cost of these non

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Speaker 9: monetary trade barriers, and we'll be able to do that

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Speaker 9: very accurately. It's fair to all. No other country can complain.

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Speaker 9: And in some cases, if a country feels that the

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Speaker 9: United States would be I think too high a tariff,

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Speaker 9: all they have to do is we do so terminate

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Speaker 9: their tariff against us, in which case we're going to

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Speaker 9: pay the same thing. There is no terrafor so if

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Speaker 9: they have a tariff and then they complain that this

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Speaker 9: is too high, all they have to do is reduce

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Speaker 9: their tariff or not charge it.

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Speaker 4: I think there'll be certain countries. It's already happened. I

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Speaker 4: believe I heard that.

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Speaker 9: The EU today or yesterday lowered the tariff for their

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Speaker 9: cars to two point five percent, because that's what we charge,

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Speaker 9: and they lowered it from ten percent, but it was

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Speaker 9: really much higher than ten percent. But ten percent to

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Speaker 9: two point five that's already up, and that's a big win.

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Speaker 9: We've been to happen for many years, but it never happened,

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Speaker 9: but nobody did anything about it.

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Speaker 4: Sitting in this lovely chair. So there are no.

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Speaker 9: Terraffs if you manufacture or build your product in the

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Speaker 9: United States. So if you build your product in the

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Speaker 9: United States or no tariffs nothing, you don't have to

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Speaker 9: worry about it.

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Speaker 4: It doesn't exist.

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Speaker 9: A lot of companies will come back to the United

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Speaker 9: States to build their products, make their product in the

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Speaker 9: United States because there will be no tariff nothing. For

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Speaker 9: many years, the US has been treated unfairly by other countries, both.

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Speaker 4: Friend and foe.

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Speaker 9: This system will immediately bring fairness and prosperity back into

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Speaker 9: the previously complex and unfair system of trade. We had

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Speaker 9: a very unfair system to us. Everybody took advantage of

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Speaker 9: the United States and we paid a big price for it.

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Speaker 9: America has helped many countries throughout the years at great

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Speaker 9: financial costs. It is now time that these countries remember

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Speaker 9: what we've done for them and treat us fairly. We

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Speaker 9: want to level playing field for all American workers. We

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Speaker 9: want to level playing field for the United States of America.

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Speaker 9: I've instructed my Secretary of State, my Secretary of Commerce,

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Speaker 9: Secretary of the Treasury, and the United States Trade Representative

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Speaker 9: to do all the necessary work to deliver reciprocity, in

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Speaker 9: other words, reciprocal reciprocity to our system of trade. So

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Speaker 9: we're going to have a reciprocal tax. Whatever they charge,

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Speaker 9: we charge. If they don't let us in, we're going

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Speaker 9: to determine a value for them. But overall, it's going

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Speaker 9: to be a very simple system. Whatever they charge, we charge,

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Speaker 9: so nobody can complain.

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Speaker 4: I don't think anybody can complain. And I'm going to

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Speaker 4: sign this, and the numbers are going to be very fair,

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Speaker 4: but staggering.

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Speaker 9: They're going to be large, but very fair, And they

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Speaker 9: should have been done years ago. And I did it

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Speaker 9: in a different form with tariffs and taxes on China.

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Speaker 9: We took in hundreds of billions of dollars. No other president,

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Speaker 9: as you know, ever took in ten cents, but that

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Speaker 9: was a few countries. That wasn't what we're doing now,

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Speaker 9: and now we're doing it with every country.

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Speaker 4: So this is every country.

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Speaker 9: And essentially, when they treat us fairly, we treat them fairly.

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Speaker 9: It's a very fair way of doing it, and I

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Speaker 9: don't know that it's ever been done before. That's who

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Speaker 9: I'd like to ask Secretary of Congress to say a

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Speaker 9: few words, blase ol.

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Speaker 15: So, reciprocal tariffs sound fair, but when you understand how

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Speaker 15: brutally unfair the world's trading has been since we opened

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Speaker 15: ourselves up after World War Two, right, we tried to

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Speaker 15: export the power of our economy to rebuild the world.

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Speaker 15: And what happened since then is everyone else has taken

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Speaker 15: advantage of us.

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Speaker 4: Some countries like the that.

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Speaker 15: The President spoke about twenty percent on everything we sell

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Speaker 15: just casually, and when they sell to us, of course

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Speaker 15: they drop that twenty right away. So it's sort of

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Speaker 15: an exports subsidy, if you will. So we are going

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Speaker 15: to address each country one by one.

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Speaker 4: But here's the key.

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Speaker 15: They'll get an invitation to trade with the greatest consumer

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Speaker 15: economy in the world and in exchange for trading at.

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Speaker 4: The greatest consumer economy of the world. You have to

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Speaker 4: treat us the way we're going to treat you. It's

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Speaker 4: going to the.

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Speaker 15: Same, but no more inviting bad people to the part.

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Speaker 4: So what the.

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Speaker 15: President spoke about with Mexico and Canada is we gave

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Speaker 15: them the greatest invitation ever. Right, you are a neighbor,

687
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Speaker 15: you're a friend, trade for free with us.

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Speaker 4: And what did they do? China came in right.

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Speaker 15: Stealed, done by indiam done by Australian.

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Speaker 4: You have Australian aluminum minds operating.

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Speaker 1: At ninety percent and US.

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Speaker 15: Aluminum minds and you aluminum production fifty percent.

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Speaker 4: We're going out of.

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Speaker 15: Business and they're using Canada to come in. So the

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Speaker 15: President is keenly aware, keenly focused on changing this model.

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Speaker 15: We will be fair to each country, but no inviting

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Speaker 15: any other country.

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Speaker 9: And Kevin, could you say, if your words forsy.

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Speaker 6: What are the things that we know sir when you

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Speaker 6: asked us to look into the number was the last

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Speaker 6: year the US companies paid for governments three hundred.

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Speaker 1: And seventy billion dollars in tax and then a week

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Speaker 1: in the US.

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Speaker 7: Asked them to pay US tracks for what they did,

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Speaker 7: and the US gathered fifty seventy billion, and so we

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Speaker 7: paid them three hundred.

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Speaker 4: Seventy billion and they paid US fifty seven million.

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Speaker 7: And when people say, oh, you're doing this terrift thic,

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Speaker 7: how would you do that?

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Speaker 4: Why would you do that? And so much fair?

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Speaker 1: Let's think about this. They have three quarters of world.

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Speaker 17: GDP, we have one quarter of the world GDP, and

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Speaker 17: we're paying them three hundred.

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Speaker 9: Seventy billion dollars at their PAYOFIE seven billions.

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Speaker 4: Dimension make sense?

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Speaker 9: Well, let's big, big numbers, miss change trade up. Would

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Speaker 9: you like to say something congratulations, but I watched you

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Speaker 9: two days ago on television and you didn't fantastically thank

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Speaker 9: you for the regulation?

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Speaker 18: Did you make an eighty four men? As your president,

721
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Speaker 18: we had a trillion dollar deficit coming out of the

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Speaker 18: last administration.

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Speaker 4: We can't have that anymore.

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Speaker 18: We've had sixty thousand factories lost during the period of globalization.

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Speaker 18: All of these things that harmed.

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Speaker 4: Our workers, our cars.

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Speaker 18: They've harmed our families in our communities, and that stops stuff.

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Speaker 1: Right now.

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Speaker 18: We're going to look at everything.

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Speaker 4: We'll certainly look.

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Speaker 18: At the tariffs, but we're also going to look at something.

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Speaker 18: We're going to look at taxes that are discriminats where

733
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Speaker 18: we're going to look at fake anti trust regimes in

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Speaker 18: other countries that try to regulate our companies, our competitive companies.

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Speaker 18: We're going to look at all these things and we're

736
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Speaker 18: going to figure out exactly what we should be charging

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Speaker 18: other countries.

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Speaker 9: But thank you, so it will be complicated, it's going

739
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Speaker 9: to be very easy. Fig numbers the biggest you've ever.

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Speaker 4: Seen, Peterhead for to serve tariffs are bad are the

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Speaker 4: world they're hired that we have. But tell you what,

742
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Speaker 4: none my arry barriers that.

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Speaker 9: Are imposed on a series the worst in President Trump

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Speaker 9: has been right to sing aloud for example, the bat tax, the.

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Speaker 4: Value added tax.

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Speaker 17: There's a reason why Germany sells a more cars every

747
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Speaker 17: one we sell LIMP.

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Speaker 9: But it's not American craftsmanship, it's non American design.

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Speaker 4: It's simply the unfear trade practices. And that fact is

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Speaker 4: a killer. It's a hidden terror. It's also a secretary

751
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Speaker 4: a Lympic said, it's a hidden export.

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Speaker 9: Subsidies about a twenty thousand dollars differential between when we

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Speaker 9: try to sell them a car and they sell us

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Speaker 9: a car, and that's going to stop.

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Speaker 7: This meant.

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Speaker 4: Well, I want to say that actually, tariffs are good.

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Speaker 9: Tariffs are great extra and the problem is we didn't

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Speaker 9: charge them, and everyone else did. They charged us, but

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Speaker 9: we didn't charge them because we were generous or foolish

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Speaker 9: or stupid or all of the above. So this is

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Speaker 9: one of the biggest I think economic bills ever said.

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Speaker 9: I think it's probably the biggest in terms of what

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Speaker 9: it represents.

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Speaker 4: Now, this.

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Speaker 9: Doesn't include what we did a few days ago with steel.

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Speaker 9: That's over and above this. Cars will be over and

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Speaker 9: above this. Look at what's coming shortly. If you take

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Speaker 9: a look at the chips and various things in that

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Speaker 9: world that universe said will be over about. Also, pharmaceuticals

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Speaker 9: will be over about, so those elements will be over

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Speaker 9: and above. Otherwise, it's discovering pretty much everything, and it's

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Speaker 9: going to be great for the United States and fair

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Speaker 9: for the world. I mean, it's the most fair you

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Speaker 9: can do. You can We could charge just a flat tariff,

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Speaker 9: and that would be in many ways easier, but you

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Speaker 9: could make a case that that wouldn't be fair to

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Speaker 9: other countries.

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Speaker 4: This is fair.

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Speaker 9: Remember, whatever they charge we choice whatever they judge us,

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Speaker 9: we charge them, and they charge us nothing.

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Speaker 4: We charge them nothing. And it really works out well.

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Speaker 9: And we'd be very happy to have nothing and nothing

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Speaker 9: that wouldn't have any tariffs at all. But to me,

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Speaker 9: it's something that I'm very proudly doing. It should have

785
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Speaker 9: been done many many years ago, and we're doing it now.

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Speaker 9: We're doing it very late because we were very foolish,

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Speaker 9: very full as a country, very foolish, and we're doing

788
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Speaker 9: it now.

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Speaker 4: Well, that's a good one.

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Speaker 7: Mister President.

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Speaker 6: You've won the White House in part because of high inflation.

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Speaker 6: I if your tariffs make prices, go with me.

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Speaker 4: We haven't ask you to speak here a place. H okay,

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Speaker 4: go ahead of place.

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Speaker 15: You've won the White House in parts the president you

796
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Speaker 15: want to be at times in that movie like you yes,

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Speaker 15: and uh, what kind of you praid entire polis?

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Speaker 4: You back to? How would yeah watch the vision of Musa.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, India traditionally is the highest just about the highest

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Speaker 9: turff to the country. They charged more tariffs and uh

801
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Speaker 9: any other country, and I mean we'll be.

802
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Speaker 4: Talking about that. But again, whatever they charge us with

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Speaker 4: chargem So it works out very well.

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Speaker 9: It's very It's a beautiful, simple system and we don't

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Speaker 9: have to worry about GM we're charging too much or

806
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Speaker 9: too little. But traditionally, India is right at the top

807
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Speaker 9: of the pack pretty much. There are a couple of

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Speaker 9: smaller countries that are actually more, but India's are very

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Speaker 9: very They charged tremendous tariffs.

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Speaker 4: I remember when.

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Speaker 9: Harley Davidson I couldn't sell their motorbikes into India because

812
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Speaker 9: of the fact that India the tax was so high,

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Speaker 9: the tariff was so high, and Harley was forced to build.

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Speaker 4: I guess they built.

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Speaker 9: I don't know that was a while ago, but I

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Speaker 9: think they built a factory in India in order to

817
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Speaker 9: avoid paying the tariffs.

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Speaker 4: And that's what people can do with us.

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Speaker 9: They can build a factory here, a plant or whatever

820
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Speaker 9: it may be here, and that includes the medical that

821
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Speaker 9: includes cars, that includes chips and semiconductors, that includes everything.

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Speaker 9: If you build here, you have no tariffs whatsoever. And

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Speaker 9: I think that's what's going to happen. I think our

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Speaker 9: country is going to be flooded with jobs.

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Speaker 16: Are what's the time consumers expect or price is going

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Speaker 16: to go up short term.

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Speaker 9: I mean not necessarily, but I'll tell you what. We'll

828
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Speaker 9: go up as jobs. The jobs will go up tremendously.

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Speaker 9: We're going to have great jobs, jobs for everybody. This

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Speaker 9: is something that should have been done many years ago.

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Speaker 4: China did it.

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Speaker 9: I mean China did it at a level that probably

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Speaker 9: nobody's ever seen before. If you manufactured a car, you

834
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Speaker 9: couldn't send it into China. The tariff was so so

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Speaker 9: everybody went then they built in China. It was no

836
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Speaker 9: big secret. So we're going to see but it's going

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Speaker 9: to be tremendous amounts of jobs and ultimately prices will

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Speaker 9: stay the same, go.

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Speaker 4: Down, but we're going to have a very dynamic country

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Speaker 4: and prices.

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Speaker 6: Go love mister President because of these tariffs. Who do

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Speaker 6: you think Biggs should hold responsible?

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Speaker 11: Oh?

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Speaker 9: I think what's going to go up is jobs are

845
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Speaker 9: going to go up and prices could go up somewhat

846
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Speaker 9: short term, but prices will also go down. And I

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Speaker 9: think the farmers are going to be helped by ISS

848
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Speaker 9: very much because product is being dumped into our country

849
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Speaker 9: and our farmers are getting hurt very badly by the

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Speaker 9: last administration. The last administration hated our farmers like at

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Speaker 9: a level that I've never seen before. I think our

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Speaker 9: farmers are going to be helped. Jobs are going to

853
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Speaker 9: be helped, but our farmers are.

854
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Speaker 4: Going to be help. Our manufacturers are going to be helped.

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Speaker 9: And again, if somebody wants to come in, including the

856
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Speaker 9: car companies, and they want to come in and build

857
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Speaker 9: car plants, they'll do it without tariffs and therefore prices

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Speaker 9: won't go up.

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Speaker 4: There could be some short term disservance, but long term

860
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Speaker 4: it's going to make our country a fortune.

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Speaker 6: So Americans should prepare for some short term pain that

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Speaker 6: you said that, I didn't say, what if the prices

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Speaker 6: go up and.

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Speaker 4: See what happens.

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Speaker 9: Nobody really knows what's going to happen, other than we

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Speaker 9: know that jobs are going to be produced at levels

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Speaker 9: that we haven't seen before. We know that we think

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Speaker 9: interest rates are going to ultimately be coming down because

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Speaker 9: of things that happen, and they go hand in hand

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Speaker 9: with the dinners. But we think that we think that

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Speaker 9: prices for some things, many things, you could be all

872
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Speaker 9: things will go down.

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Speaker 4: Ultimately we'll go down.

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Speaker 9: This President, timeline you have served as a period of

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Speaker 9: time for a review of four one hundred and eighty days.

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Speaker 9: Sure of the earliest day you think tariffs will actually

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Speaker 9: be implemented, Well, I would say maybe, I'll ask Howard

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Speaker 9: answered that, because he's going to be the one that's implementing.

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Speaker 19: What do you think our studies we'll be all complete

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Speaker 19: by April first, So we'll hand the president the opportunity

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Speaker 19: to start on April second, if you want so.

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Speaker 4: I think we'll be ready to go for it April first,

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Speaker 4: and we'll hand it to the President. He'll make his decisions.

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Speaker 15: But remember, if they drop, they are tariffs. Prices for

885
00:48:51,760 --> 00:48:56,400
Speaker 15: Americans are coming down. Our production is going up, and

886
00:48:56,480 --> 00:48:58,920
Speaker 15: our costs are going down. Remember it's a two way street.

887
00:48:59,280 --> 00:49:00,600
Speaker 15: That's why it's called simplar.

888
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Speaker 17: Have you spoken to any American CEOs ractly about this

889
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Speaker 17: or the calling.

890
00:49:04,440 --> 00:49:07,160
Speaker 9: I have, but grove are many, and many love it,

891
00:49:08,080 --> 00:49:10,719
Speaker 9: and they say, this is going to be the thing

892
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Speaker 9: that makes our country really prosperous again. And this is

893
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Speaker 9: going to be what pays down to thirty six trillion

894
00:49:16,960 --> 00:49:17,880
Speaker 9: dollars in debt.

895
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Speaker 4: And all the other things, and this is going to

896
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Speaker 4: be This is an amazing day. This I think is

897
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Speaker 4: going to be a very big day and in a

898
00:49:25,120 --> 00:49:27,719
Speaker 4: very positive way for our country history present. Do you

899
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Speaker 4: talk with the you before you're concerned with how do

900
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Speaker 4: you do?

901
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Speaker 1: You have a number in line of the Europe in

902
00:49:33,880 --> 00:49:35,880
Speaker 1: India idea where that we're going.

903
00:49:35,760 --> 00:49:37,320
Speaker 9: Are well, what they are now is they have a

904
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Speaker 9: twenty percent vetex, which will considering to be similar to

905
00:49:40,880 --> 00:49:44,400
Speaker 9: the same esoteric. Plus they charge lots of fees and

906
00:49:44,880 --> 00:49:47,120
Speaker 9: you know they're doing something else. European Union has been

907
00:49:47,280 --> 00:49:51,480
Speaker 9: very tough on our companies. They sued Apple, they sued Google,

908
00:49:51,680 --> 00:49:57,400
Speaker 9: they sued Facebook, they sued many other companies and the

909
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Speaker 9: American companies and the and numbers are saggering and the

910
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Speaker 9: court system open.

911
00:50:03,600 --> 00:50:05,400
Speaker 4: There's not very good to our companies.

912
00:50:05,480 --> 00:50:07,480
Speaker 9: If you know that Apple had to pay I think

913
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Speaker 9: sixteen billion dollars in a penalty a court case that

914
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Speaker 9: was really shocking because most people thought they would have

915
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Speaker 9: won that court case, people that watched it.

916
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Speaker 4: So they've been very tough.

917
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Speaker 9: Airlines have told me up and they said, could you

918
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Speaker 9: help us with Europe because they're charging us so many

919
00:50:26,040 --> 00:50:28,239
Speaker 9: different fees. I get a call from the head of

920
00:50:28,680 --> 00:50:32,120
Speaker 9: America and United and other airlines saying, every time we

921
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Speaker 9: land the plane, we get just absolutely killed by the

922
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Speaker 9: European Union. And so they haven't been treated as you know,

923
00:50:40,920 --> 00:50:43,840
Speaker 9: we think the European Union is wonderful. We all love Europe,

924
00:50:44,280 --> 00:50:47,879
Speaker 9: love the countries in Europe, but European Union has been

925
00:50:48,040 --> 00:50:51,640
Speaker 9: absolutely brutal and trade. Canada has been very bad to

926
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Speaker 9: us on trade. But now Canada is going to have

927
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Speaker 9: to start paying up. And Canada has been tough on

928
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Speaker 9: in the military because they don't they have a very

929
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Speaker 9: low millliony very cost. They think we're going to, you know,

930
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Speaker 9: protect them with our military, which is unfair. So Canada

931
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Speaker 9: is going to be a very interesting situation because.

932
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Speaker 4: You know, we just don't need that product and yet

933
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Speaker 4: they survive, or for the fact that what you know,

934
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Speaker 4: we do ninety.

935
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Speaker 9: Five percent of what they do and Canada is just

936
00:51:22,040 --> 00:51:25,360
Speaker 9: absolutely I say it, and sometimes people smile and sometimes

937
00:51:25,440 --> 00:51:29,279
Speaker 9: they say, great idea, but Canada, their taxes would come

938
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Speaker 9: down greatly, their security would go up greatly. Amazing things

939
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Speaker 9: happen to Canada. And really Canada, and this particular, why

940
00:51:38,520 --> 00:51:41,360
Speaker 9: would we pay two hundred billion dollars a year in

941
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Speaker 9: subsidies to Canada when they're not a state. You do

942
00:51:45,400 --> 00:51:46,880
Speaker 9: that for a sake, but you don't do that for

943
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Speaker 9: somebody else's country. So I think Canada is going to

944
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Speaker 9: be a very serious contender to be our fifty.

945
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Speaker 4: First say that.

946
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Speaker 14: The first negotiation going with Canada, there was obviously a

947
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Speaker 14: delay and implementing those tariffs.

948
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Speaker 9: I spoke to Governor Trudeau from numerous occasions and we'll

949
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Speaker 9: see what happens.

950
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Speaker 4: But it just sets up so different.

951
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Speaker 9: Look that people would pay much less tax than they're

952
00:52:12,400 --> 00:52:15,759
Speaker 9: paying right now that have perfect military protection. They don't

953
00:52:15,760 --> 00:52:18,799
Speaker 9: have any military protection because they essentially because.

954
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Speaker 4: And you take a look at what's going

955
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Speaker 9: On out there, you have Russian ships, you have Chinese ships,

956
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Speaker 9: you have Chinese ships, you have