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Speaker 1: President Trump is on the road for his first major

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Speaker 1: foreign trip, and he made some big news today, as

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Speaker 1: he often does, this time from Riad, Saudi Arabia, where

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Speaker 1: he began his Middle East trip. He discussed dealing with

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Speaker 1: Iran in the region, as well as securing hundreds of

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Speaker 1: billions of dollars in investments from the Saudis into the

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Speaker 1: United States, were already had eight trillion dollars of new investment,

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Speaker 1: add six hundred billion more to Atain. Speaking of that,

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Speaker 1: there's been a lot of economic news lately, not the

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Speaker 1: news you were told to expect a month ago from

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Speaker 1: the Legacy media member. They told this guy was falling,

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Speaker 1: the market was collapsing. Well, the market is back in

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Speaker 1: positive territory for the year, inflation came in at two

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Speaker 1: point three percent. He put that six hundred billion dollars

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Speaker 1: in new revenue that's going to come in from Saudi Arabia.

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Speaker 1: The economy is just fine. Just like we told you

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Speaker 1: on this network. Don't panic. Played the long game on

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Speaker 1: this strategy. Also today, President Trump spoke about the war

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Speaker 1: between Israel a Maas and signals some policy shifts in

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Speaker 1: the region. Perhaps the biggest piece of news today, he

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Speaker 1: said that he's going to lift the sanctions temporarily against Syria,

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Speaker 1: a country that used to be ruled by a brutal

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Speaker 1: He said he wanted to give a chance for that

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Speaker 1: country to have a shot at peace. Some of the

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Speaker 1: big deals all throughout the region that President Trump will

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Speaker 1: be doing. He also made clear I take a detour

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Speaker 1: over to Turkey some point during this trip to see

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Speaker 1: if he can help in the Russia Ukraine conversations which

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Speaker 1: begin on the fifteenth and by the way, Marco Rubio

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Speaker 1: named he is going He'll be their day in and

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Speaker 1: day out, as those Ukraine Russia peace talks get off

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Speaker 1: to their first start and finally some impacts. Something we

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Speaker 1: promised we would follow for you from the moment we.

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Speaker 2: Broke the story.

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Speaker 1: Remember the memory we gave you just about a week ago,

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Speaker 1: saying that Joe Biden's White House, I told the national

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Speaker 1: security community, the FBI, Homeland you can target Americans even

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Speaker 1: if they're not involved in crimes. In fact, if you're

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Speaker 1: just concerned about non criminal behavior they're in, you can

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Speaker 1: start to.

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Speaker 2: Go after him.

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Speaker 1: That was a major weakening of civil liberty protections, a

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Speaker 1: major change to the standard that the FBI has used

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Speaker 1: for decades, which is you must have a predicate, meaning

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Speaker 1: a reasonable factual basis at a crime occurred, before you

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Speaker 1: can open up on an American.

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Speaker 2: Not for Joe Biden.

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Speaker 1: That's why he went after Catholics and gun enthusiasts and

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Speaker 1: parents who read school boards. But perhaps the most important

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Speaker 1: thing happened last night the Director of National Intelligence, Tulsea

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Speaker 1: Gabbert telling Justin is that it has withdrawn that guidance.

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Speaker 2: It is no longer operative.

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Speaker 1: No federal agency or agent should use it, and in fact,

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Speaker 1: she went a little bit further, saying, it is very

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Speaker 1: clear that this domestic policy, domestic terrorism policy that Joe

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Speaker 1: Biden came out was nothing more than a political effort

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Speaker 1: to silence critics, and it was absolutely, in her words, an.

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Speaker 2: Abuse of power.

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Speaker 1: To think about that, the head top intelligence official saying

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Speaker 1: that the terrorism counter terrorism, domestic counterterrorism policies of Joe

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Speaker 1: Biden were an abuse of power targeting your civil liberties.

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Speaker 1: That's some of the news we've had breaking over our

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Speaker 1: justinies dot com, my Amazing Coast and mata head. She's

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Speaker 1: been crackling all day with big news on this trip.

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Speaker 1: What else you got on your radar, Amanda, Yes.

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Speaker 3: Indeed, you will actually want to touch on a story

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Speaker 3: that we talked about yesterday. The Trump administration, of course

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Speaker 3: letting white South Africans into this country as refugees, and

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Speaker 3: the administration's position is that the government of South Africa

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Speaker 3: is passing racist laws targeting whites, especially white farmers. But

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Speaker 3: President Trump has insisted that the move isn't about race

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Speaker 3: at all. So I don't want to necessarily talk about

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Speaker 3: the merits of letting those South African refugees or afrikaaners

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Speaker 3: it was only around fifty people, and there are arguments

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Speaker 3: saying these South Africans are refugees while also saying Ukrainians

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Speaker 3: But what I really want to focus on was the

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Speaker 3: less reaction to it, because it's been blowing up online

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Speaker 3: and because they have been all for letting millions upon

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Speaker 3: and South America, the Middle East, other parts of Africa.

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Speaker 3: But when it comes to forty nine white South Africans,

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Speaker 3: there is now a huge issue. Take a look at

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Speaker 3: what MSNBC had to say about it.

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Speaker 4: Yes, so deeply and morally wrongheaded and repulsive.

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Speaker 5: These are the descendants.

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Speaker 4: Of the people who created the most diabolical system of

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Speaker 4: white supremacy in human history, apartheid. They're not directly responsible

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Speaker 4: for it in a country where, by the way, white

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Speaker 4: people make up seven percent of the population and own

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Speaker 4: seventy eight percent of the farmland. So it's actually there's

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Speaker 4: no injustice here. As you mentioned, it's taking places away

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Speaker 4: from refugees who are really being crushed by authoritarian governments

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Speaker 4: and military governments for these folks who have never had

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Speaker 3: And they went on to explain that this was proof

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Speaker 3: that the Trump administration is a quote white nationalist project.

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Speaker 3: And again, this is all over about fifty South Africans

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Speaker 3: coming to the United States as refugees. Just The News

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Speaker 3: also reported yesterday, and we briefly mentioned it on the

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Speaker 3: show last night, that the Episcopal Church ended its refugee

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Speaker 3: program with the United States government because of the Africanners' arrival.

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Speaker 3: John maybe if Trump had taken a page out of

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Speaker 3: of the night and dropped them into various cities in

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Maybe, Actually, listen, every time there's good economic news and

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Speaker 1: the Democrats have no response to what's going on in

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Speaker 1: the world, they go back to identity politics, right, they

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Speaker 1: try to create racial strife. By the way, if the

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Speaker 1: President Trump's administration is the white supremacist project, someone should

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Speaker 1: tell all the Hispanic and black voters who supported him

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Speaker 1: in record numbers for a Republican. I guess they were

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Speaker 1: misled or MSNBC was missled. We'll see, all right. We're

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Speaker 1: very lucky to be joined at the Tapa Show by

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Speaker 1: a man on the front lines of some of the

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Speaker 1: most historical events.

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Speaker 2: Going on in Congress right now.

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Speaker 1: He is a congressman for the great state of Michigan

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Speaker 1: and possibly considering a run for Senate in that estate.

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Speaker 1: Big set up for grabs in twenty twenty six, Congressman

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Speaker 1: Bill isn't good.

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Speaker 2: Congressman. Good to have you on, Sir.

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Speaker 6: Joh I'm going to be with you. Thanks, I appreciate it.

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Speaker 2: It's a great honor to have you on.

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Speaker 1: I want to start with just a little bit of

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Speaker 1: that news we talked about a bit ago. Telsey Gabbert,

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Speaker 1: pulling back this guidance, had said under the name of

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Speaker 1: domestic fighting domestic terrorism, Joe Biden told the FBA, you

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Speaker 1: can investigate someone even if they got involved in criminal conduct.

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Speaker 2: To just concerning do you go ahead and open up

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Speaker 2: on him? She said it was an abusive power.

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Speaker 1: Let me just get your reaction to what she did yesterday.

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Speaker 7: She was exactly dead on, and your analysis is absolutely correct.

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Speaker 7: You know, we saw the Biden administration weaponize virtually every

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Speaker 7: element of government and including the FBI, the IRS, the EPA,

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Speaker 7: you name it. The list goes on and on, and

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Speaker 7: this is something that has to happen. You know, my

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Speaker 7: subcommittee that I chair on Foreign Affairs has been dealing

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Speaker 7: out there. Supposedly this was a program that was supposed

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Speaker 7: to look at foreign disinformation, and yet what did they do?

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Speaker 7: They actually took this program and turned it internal and

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Speaker 7: made it a domestic misinformation by their definition of course,

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Speaker 6: So we've seen this as a pattern.

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Speaker 7: So I applied what Telsea Gabbard, my former colleague, is doing,

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Speaker 7: and what frankly, what the Trump administration is doing with this.

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Speaker 1: And so you deserve a lot of credit because you

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Speaker 1: really have done a lot to highlight what the Global

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Speaker 1: Engagement Center now closed, what was doing at the State Department.

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Speaker 1: Really great congressional oversight work that's made a difference on this.

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Speaker 8: Congrats absolutely, sir.

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Speaker 3: It is kind of I think in the Democrat wheelhouse

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Speaker 3: to find crimes that were not there at least during

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Speaker 3: that Biden administration with that policy and finding bad news

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Speaker 3: where there is none, and they are very concerned about

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Speaker 3: what has happened this morning, President Trump possibly trading on

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Speaker 3: his name, of course no mention of the Biden family

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Speaker 3: trading on that name. But President Trump's securing six hundred

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Speaker 3: which would take us to what nine trillion?

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Speaker 2: I'm trying to think's the number?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, sir, how much is this going to help the

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Speaker 7: Well, look, economic activity is the key. Economic activity is

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Speaker 7: what will drive our recovery. Having foreign investment is a

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Speaker 7: key part of the goals of tariffs and the pressure

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Speaker 6: And you know, I applaud them for this.

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Speaker 7: I mean six hundred billion dollars out of the Saudist

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Speaker 7: you add that, you know, the Swiss have come in

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Speaker 7: with one hundred and fifty billion dollars of additional investment.

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Speaker 6: They've at least proposed that.

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Speaker 7: You've got India, You've got other countries that are coming

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Speaker 7: great ally and trading partner in the past. We're really

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Speaker 7: putting the where the rubber hits the road from Michigan.

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Speaker 6: So we have to use car analogies of course.

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Speaker 7: So but this is this is where the rubber hits

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Speaker 7: the road and where the action is and we ought

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Speaker 7: to be applauding this. And it's not just in you know,

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Speaker 7: traditional manufacturing. We're talking AI, We are talking in all

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Speaker 7: these other areas that our growth potential here in the

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Speaker 7: they're going to be here in the United States. And

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Speaker 7: what's amazing is, you know, they simply couldn't celebrate any

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Speaker 7: positive news on from the left, and you know, and

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Speaker 7: obviously it adds insult to injury for them that it's

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Speaker 7: President Trump who's actually driving.

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Speaker 6: This economic activity. But we've got to do this.

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Speaker 7: We've got to to pull the economy out of the

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Speaker 7: ditch where Joe Biden left it and and Donald Trump's

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Speaker 7: doing that.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, soir, I know, one of the big prizes of

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Speaker 1: the twenty twenty sixth election, the Michigan Senate see opened

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Speaker 1: a lot of people excited about it. A lot of

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Speaker 1: excitement about the possibility that you might jump and put

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Speaker 1: your hat into this race. That's a really big moment.

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Speaker 1: Tell us what's going on? Are you interested in running

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Speaker 1: for cent potentially?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I know you've been working hard in Congress to

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Speaker 3: Welcome back, everybody. President Trump was welcomed in beautiful Riad,

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Speaker 8: Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 3: I want to start with a very stark contrast between

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Speaker 8: Would you agree, absolutely?

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Speaker 9: Well, I think the communication between President Trump and the

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Speaker 9: Crown Prince, I think it was no surprise. But if

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Speaker 9: you looked at the reaction of the room to that,

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Speaker 9: it was, you know, very aesthatic. They were very happy

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Speaker 9: to hear it, and it's not something that world leaders

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Speaker 9: are used to hearing from a sitting US president.

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Speaker 8: So it definitely symbolizes.

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Speaker 9: As a changed approach that you're seeing in President Trump,

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Speaker 9: to embrace our partners for what they are and what

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Speaker 9: they can offer, and not trying to force an American

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Speaker 9: solution through them.

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Speaker 8: It's a very different approach.

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Speaker 9: It's I think a reality of the world that we

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Speaker 9: live in quite frankly, it's always been the path to success,

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Speaker 9: and it's good to see that our president's embracing it

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Speaker 9: and that our partners are also seeing the opportunity for

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Speaker 9: what it is to partner with us.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Great, great point brand you've always been, I think a

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Speaker 1: really important sign for all of us about the problems

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Speaker 1: that the Pentagon still has with basic things like procurement.

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Speaker 1: And there was some really disturbing testimony this week in

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Speaker 1: the sent about our exhausting of significant missile supplies. It

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Speaker 1: seems like America's great war fighting machine should be able

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Speaker 1: to keep up, but apparently a little skirmish with the

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Speaker 1: hoodies have left us short on really important missiles. What

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Speaker 1: do you see there and what are some of the

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Speaker 1: warning signs that we need to fix?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, this issue of munitions and munitions production is not

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Speaker 9: something new to me. Goes back over ten years when

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Speaker 9: I was at Pacific Command now into Pacific Command, and

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Speaker 9: it was General Mattis when he became Secretary Defense Mattis

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Speaker 9: during Trump's first term. He classified all the discussions, so

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Speaker 9: the public has been kind of obscured from understanding how

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Speaker 9: bad it is.

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Speaker 8: But it's only gotten marginally better.

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Speaker 9: And I think we saw that with the artillery problem

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Speaker 9: with the one to fifty five rounds that we couldn't

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Speaker 9: produce fast enough to supply to Ukraine. And then we

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Speaker 9: saw the wake up call off of Israel when we

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Speaker 9: defended against an Iranian attack ballistic missiles that we expended

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Speaker 9: within a minute, the amount of missiles that it takes

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Speaker 9: a month to produce on one engagement. If it's a

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Speaker 9: fight in the Pacific, there's going to be dozens of

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Speaker 9: those types of engagements on a daily basis in the

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Speaker 9: opening phases of that war.

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Speaker 8: So if this is taken as a wake up call.

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Speaker 9: And it appears that Congress, at least for money, has

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Speaker 9: gotten the message, it's a different thing to get the

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Speaker 9: industrial night behind that. Again, what's frustrating is this has

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Speaker 9: been a problem brewing for ten years and we need

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Speaker 9: to be making hundreds of these missiles like SM three's,

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Speaker 9: SM two's, just to mention some of the top ones

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Speaker 9: that get a lot of play. We're only able to

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Speaker 9: make like a dozen of those in a year. We

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Speaker 9: need to be making hundreds, Brent.

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Speaker 3: President Trump has indicated in the past that he would

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Speaker 3: be open to lift those sanctions on Syria. He officially

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Speaker 3: announced that this morning. He indicated that there obviously was

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Speaker 3: a reason for those sanctions in the first place. They

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Speaker 3: serve their purpose, but now Syria deserves to have a

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Speaker 3: chance at greatness and a chance at peace. What does

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Speaker 3: that mean for the United States?

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Speaker 9: Well, I think removing the sanctions on Syria with a

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Speaker 9: new regime with potential, you know, there's some grounds to

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Speaker 9: be optimistic. There's a lot to be very concerned with,

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Speaker 9: especially with the way that Christians in Syria are being

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Speaker 9: treated right now. But that being said, there's very little

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Speaker 9: to lose at this stage to offer relief in sanctions

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Speaker 9: on this new regime in Syria, and then those can

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Speaker 9: be put back on if things change. There's a lot

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Speaker 9: other potential to move that regime in a more positive

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Speaker 9: direction at this stage. So I see it as an opportunity.

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Speaker 9: But again we have to be cautious and hold this

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Speaker 9: new regime to their word.

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Speaker 6: Brent, before we let you go.

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Speaker 3: How soon do you think President Trump would be proven

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Speaker 3: right or proven wrong onlifting those sanctions.

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Speaker 8: I think it'll be fairly quick.

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Speaker 9: I mean the fact a leader of the city in

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Speaker 9: the new regime in Damascus I think was in Saudi.

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Speaker 8: Arabia or his plant.

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Speaker 9: It will be in the area as President Trumpet's traveling.

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Speaker 9: Whether or not a meeting occurs is not something that

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Speaker 9: I've heard. But again, if a deal can be made,

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Speaker 9: and if the regime is able to deliver on it,

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Speaker 9: we'll know within weeks, if not days, if they're able

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Speaker 9: to enforce that with their product, with their military forces

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Speaker 9: throughout the region.

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Speaker 8: Again, it is a tenuous piece. It's in Syria. It's

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Speaker 8: not quite out of its civil war yet.

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Speaker 3: Right, Great, there's a deal to be made. The dealmaker

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Speaker 3: and chief, I think, is intent on getting it done.

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Speaker 3: Brent Saler from the Great Heritage Foundation, thanks so much

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Speaker 3: for being here. Bred Thanks all right, everybody. Tariffs are

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Speaker 3: driving Honda to move their SUV production from the Great

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Speaker 3: White North back down here to the United States. So

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Speaker 3: what other effects from the tariffs are we seeing in

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Speaker 3: this country? Quite a few of that's next.

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Speaker 1: Just a month ago, Democrats and the legacy media, we're

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Speaker 1: telling us the sky was begun has begun to fall

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Speaker 1: because Donald Trump and post tariffs. A month later, the

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Speaker 1: economy's doing really well. The market is fully back, and

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Speaker 1: we're getting deals and we're getting new investments in America.

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Speaker 1: I think the predictions might have been wrong, but I

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Speaker 1: a contributed for Entrepreneur magazine, and he just had Eric

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Speaker 1: Trump speak at one of his recent business workshops. He's

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Speaker 1: our good friend, Clay Clark. Clay, welcome back.

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Speaker 5: Hey, I really do appreciate you for allowing me to

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Speaker 5: be here with you. Both of you tonight.

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Speaker 1: Well, we love having you on. You understand the way

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Speaker 1: entrepreneurs think. And Donald Trump is really he's a deal maker.

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Speaker 1: He's a deal maker that's always trying to get entrepreneurialism

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Speaker 1: going in America. A month into the tariffs, I think

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Speaker 1: the worst dire predictions the economy is going to blow up,

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Speaker 1: stock market is going to end, We're all going to

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Speaker 1: hell in a hand basket. They don't seem to materialize.

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Speaker 1: In fact, just the opposite.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 5: Well, I'll say this, President Trump was in the Middle

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Speaker 5: East today. Meanwhile I'm in the middle eastern part of

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Speaker 5: Oklahoma right now, and Eric Trump will be joining us

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Speaker 5: at one of our workshops coming up soon. So I

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Speaker 5: deal with real businesses. I mean doctors, dentists, lawyers, mortgage companies, homebuilders,

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Speaker 5: And all I can say is, since President Donald J.

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Speaker 5: Trump has boldly implemented these tariffs. I'm seeing more and

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Speaker 5: more American business owners have an excitement about the future

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Speaker 5: of the American economy. You say, well, how does the

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Speaker 5: excitement matter. Why does it matter? Well, small business owners

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Speaker 5: aren't going to buy things, They're not going to invest,

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Speaker 5: they're not going to hire when they believe that the

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Speaker 5: economy is going to fall apart. And many entrepreneurs are

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Speaker 5: telling me they're seeing more and more people reach out

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Speaker 5: to inquire about getting a mortgage. More and more people

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Speaker 5: are reaching out to I know it sounds crazy, go

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Speaker 5: out to dinner. More and more people are excited about

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Speaker 5: the future of American I think President Trump has brought

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Speaker 5: that enthusiasm back, but on a very specific and measurable level.

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Speaker 5: By imposing these tariffs. He's making it sane again for

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Speaker 5: American businesses to want to manufacture with things in these

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Speaker 5: United States. Without these tariffs, it just doesn't make any

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Speaker 5: sense for American businesses to be able to manufacture of

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Speaker 5: products and services in these United States. Again, for American

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Speaker 5: businesses to be competitive to make products and services, we

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Speaker 5: have to have these tariffs in place. So again, I

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Speaker 5: appreciate President Trump taking bold actions. I know it feels

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Speaker 5: a little bit painful sometimes to be uncertain about the future.

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Speaker 5: But I'm seeing right here in Main Street that more

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Speaker 5: and more American businesses are excited about the future of

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Speaker 5: the American economy.

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Speaker 3: And honestly, there's nothing more demonstrable for the American people

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Speaker 3: than getting a discount on American goods. And as a

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Speaker 3: result of these tariffs, more people are purchasing American so

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Speaker 3: American businesses are selling more. So. I saw a commercial

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Speaker 3: today for a business that was offering a twenty five

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Speaker 3: percent tariff discount. That's something that the American people are

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Speaker 3: seeing in the windows of the stores where they shop,

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Speaker 3: in the ads on the websites that they visit. And

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Speaker 3: I got to think that whether you know, even if

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Speaker 3: Democrats a month ago said that it was doomsday and

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Speaker 3: the sky was falling in Helen I handbasket and all

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Speaker 3: those other idioms, seems like they are measurable ways that

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Speaker 3: the American people are already benefiting.

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Speaker 5: Well, I'll say this too. You know, I know that

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Speaker 5: I'm probably older than both of you guys here. Okay,

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Speaker 5: this is the thing. I remember when you would go

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Speaker 5: to the store and you could buy products that said

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Speaker 5: and made in America. Remember that you could go to

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Speaker 5: the store and you could intentionally as a shop or

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Speaker 5: choose to buy products that were made in America. Now

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Speaker 5: it's hard to find anything made in America. I mean,

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Speaker 5: my microphone here not made in America. My headphone's not

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Speaker 5: made in America. My tie not made in America, my

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Speaker 5: shirt not made in America. President Trump, what he's doing

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Speaker 5: is he's raising awareness for people to want to buy

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Speaker 5: in America. By President Trump imposing these tariffs, it's causing

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Speaker 5: to your point, Amanda, it's causing people to discuss what

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Speaker 5: is a tariff? Are tariff's good? Should we be buying

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Speaker 5: things made in America? Man? I wish more things were

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Speaker 5: made in America. So it's brought it to a top

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Speaker 5: of mind awareness for a lot of Americans. And I

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Speaker 5: would just encourage everybody out there today, if you can

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Speaker 5: buy something made in America, do it. I think it's

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Speaker 5: very important that we go out of our way to

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Speaker 5: support the companies that are already beginning to bring jobs

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Speaker 5: back to these United States. But again I applaud President

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Speaker 5: Donald J. Trump for making a smart decision. And as

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Speaker 5: a business owner, I define smart as smart. It's specific,

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Speaker 5: it's measurable, it's actionable, it's realistic, and it's time sensitive.

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Speaker 5: President Trump has set specific measures in place that are smart,

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Speaker 5: they're specific, they're measurable, they're actionable, they're realistic, and they're

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Speaker 5: time sensitive. And I'm beginning to see more and more

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Speaker 5: American business owners get excited about the future of our country.

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Speaker 5: Under the Biden administration, Americans were depressed, American business owners.

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Speaker 5: That's that's who I fellowship with. American business owners were depressed.

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Speaker 5: They were concerned, they were worried about the future. With

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Speaker 5: President Donald J. Trump at the helm, many American business

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Speaker 5: owners are excited about the future and what the future

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Speaker 5: out there again, get behind President Donald J. Trump's tariffs.

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Speaker 5: Support them when you can buy from American businesses that

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Speaker 5: with these tariffs in place, I belie leave very soon,

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Speaker 5: you're going to see more and more manufacturing return to

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Speaker 5: these United States.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: I think you're right. I want to take a look

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Speaker 1: at the deals already in place. We've got great Britain

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Speaker 1: got a ninety day reprievus to the advantage of the

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Speaker 1: United States. It feels like India and Canada would be

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Speaker 1: the next two big shoes to fall. Give us your

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Speaker 1: thoughts on where the next trade deals might come from

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Speaker 5: Well, I can tell you this. One of my clients

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Speaker 5: I work with today. He's a CPA in a Canada

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Speaker 5: the big shout out to its spurl CPA. He's an

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Speaker 5: these Trump tariffs, these Trump terriff discussions are beginning to

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Speaker 5: make rumblings in Canada. More and more Canadians are talking

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Speaker 5: again about America, working with America. More and more Canadians

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Speaker 5: are talking about their economy. More and more Canadians are

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Speaker 5: aware of what is going on in their country and

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Speaker 5: their countries needed to work with these United States. But

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Speaker 5: with President Trump hadn't taken bold actions. President Trump hadn't

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Speaker 5: taken bold actions, these things would not These things would

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Speaker 5: have taken what decades to get done, maybe never gotten done.

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Speaker 5: I mean a president President Trump will only be with

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Speaker 5: us for four more years or four years in this

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Speaker 5: term here, So again he had to take a bold action.

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Speaker 5: And prettybody who hasn't read his book, The Art of

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Speaker 5: the Deal. What President Trump preached in his book and

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Speaker 5: what he does in real life is he goes for strong,

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Speaker 5: bold action. That's move number one. Take strong bold action

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Speaker 5: number two. It causes people to react or to pivot,

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Speaker 5: or to come to the table with an offer that

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Speaker 5: makes sense. So again, President Trump has taken big, bold action.

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Speaker 5: I don't claim to have a prophetic look at the

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Speaker 5: future as far as which countries are going to come

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Speaker 5: to the table next, but I can tell you for

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Speaker 5: my Canadian accountant to client up there spurl CPA, he's

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Speaker 5: telling me that the people in Canada are talking about

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Speaker 5: these tariffs. And I believe under the Biden administration, America

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Speaker 5: was going to continue to be last again. But President

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Speaker 5: Trump is working diligently to make America great again.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, keep an eye on Alberta.

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Speaker 1: That energy industry wants to bust into the United States

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Speaker 1: in a big way. They could be a forced high

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Speaker 1: and the Canadian Prime Minister forcing his hand.

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Speaker 2: Clay has always great to have you on. What's the

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Speaker 2: quickest way to get your show?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, thrive timeshow dot com thrive time should dot com

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Speaker 1: Keep good company. How about that good stuff? All right, Clay,

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Speaker 1: thanks for joining us and making sense of all this.

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Speaker 1: All right, folks, A quick commercial break ahead after that.

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Speaker 1: And that's a good question. Our radical DA's elevating non

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Speaker 1: citizens over Americans.

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Speaker 2: One organization is looking into it. We're gonna talk about

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Speaker 2: that next.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back, everybody. The Immigration Reform Law Institute has formally

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Speaker 3: requested the US Attorney General Pam Bondi open a Department

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Speaker 3: of Justice investigation into Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and

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Speaker 3: other state prosecutors. In a letter to Bondi, they argued

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Speaker 3: that policies championed by Krassner and like minded das give

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Speaker 3: it preferential treatment to non citizens, pluting illegal immigrants over

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Speaker 3: American citizens, particularly in criminal prosecution. So with us now

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Speaker 3: to talk all about that. As the executive director of

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Speaker 3: that organization, he also serves as the general counsel for

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Speaker 3: the Immigration Reform Law Institute, who sent that letter to

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Speaker 3: ag Bondi. Dale Wilcox Dale thanks so much for joining.

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Speaker 10: Us my pleasure.

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Speaker 3: How did you first get tipped off about this?

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Speaker 11: Well, we had been seeing reports in the news and

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Speaker 11: we decided to dig in using public records laws, and

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Speaker 11: we obtained records from Larry Krasner's office there in Philadelphia,

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Speaker 11: and we discovered that they were treating Americans differently than

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Speaker 11: criminal aliens.

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Speaker 10: Let me explain this to you.

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Speaker 11: So, Prasner's office has set up a sub office for

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Speaker 11: immigrants and they are looking at charges, criminal charges brought

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Speaker 11: against these non citizens, and they are either dismissing or

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Speaker 11: down the charges so that there will not be any

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Speaker 11: immigration consequences. And let me explain, under our immigration law,

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Speaker 11: you can be deported if you commit certain particular crimes

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Speaker 11: like aggravated dui, spousal abuse, crimes with a firearm, drug

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Speaker 11: related charges. So the Philly DA is downgrading charges so

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Speaker 11: that these individuals will not be caught up under a

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Speaker 11: federal immigration law and be sent out of the country.

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Speaker 11: And the problem here is Americans don't get that same courtesy.

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Speaker 11: Americans are in their own country being disadvantage in the law.

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Speaker 11: Foreigners are being treated better and getting better sentences, better

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Speaker 11: plea deals, charges dismissed over the people who voted these

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Speaker 11: prosecutors into office.

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Speaker 2: It is remarkable.

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Speaker 1: And then on top of it, once these people get

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Speaker 1: back on the street, they pose yet enough danger, as

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Speaker 1: we saw with the terrible cases involving Lake and Riley

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Speaker 1: and Johnson, Nungary and others.

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Speaker 2: What has been in the response.

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Speaker 1: Have you gotten any confirmation from the Justice Department that

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Speaker 1: they're on the case.

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Speaker 10: No, not yet. But this is an egregious violation of

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Speaker 10: the law.

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Speaker 11: The Supreme Court has been clear that discrimination based on citizenship,

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Speaker 11: just like race, is illegal. It's unconstitutional. About a week ago,

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Speaker 11: Attorney General Bondi started looking into the head of been

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Speaker 11: Counting Wisconsin Prosecutor's office because they said that they were

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Speaker 11: going to consider a race in their prosecution decisions and

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Speaker 11: plea deals, and citizenship is no different than race under

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Speaker 11: the Constitution and according to the Supreme Court precedent. So

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Speaker 11: we've reached out today to Attorney General Pambondi and to

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Speaker 11: Harny Dillon of the Civil Rights Division, announced them to

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Speaker 11: open an investigation into these Soros funded progressive prosecutors who

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Speaker 11: are not treating Americans fairly.

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Speaker 3: Now, I don't think there is a legal justification for

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Speaker 3: what they are doing here. I have no doubt though,

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Speaker 3: that they do have some type of justification. Maybe you

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Speaker 3: haven't heard a response from Larry Krasner's office or some

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Speaker 3: of these other das across the country. But what do

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Speaker 3: you find is the characteristic refrain when it comes to

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Speaker 3: defending these types of actions. Is it because these folks

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Speaker 3: have already experienced civil rights abuses?

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Speaker 11: How do they explain it saying that no one should

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Speaker 11: experience collateral or events should not ext collateral consequences for

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Speaker 11: their crimes. Now, federal immigration law is civil and administrative.

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Speaker 11: It's not criminal. It's collateral to the criminal action. It

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Speaker 11: should have nothing to do with it. Americans all the

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Speaker 11: time experience colla collateral consequences to committing crimes. They lose

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Speaker 11: their driver's license, they might be denied child custody, they

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Speaker 11: might have to go through drug testing occasionally, they might

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Speaker 11: have to register as a criminal. In certain states and localities,

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Speaker 11: there are collateral consequences to commuting crimes. These progressive prosecutors

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Speaker 11: are trying to protect immigrants from our federal immigration law.

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Speaker 11: They don't agree with it. They don't agree that these

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Speaker 11: criminals should be sent out of the country. So they're

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Speaker 11: doing all they can, setting up special offices at taxpayer

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Speaker 11: expense and refusing to prostitute or downgrading their charges.

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Speaker 1: All right, So one of the things your great investigative

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Speaker 1: work turned up is this immigration council that basically is

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Speaker 1: like a free lawyer for immigrants that have been charged

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Speaker 1: with a crime.

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Speaker 2: It's kind of a weird thing. I've never seen this before.

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Speaker 1: Tell us what this lawyer does and how it really

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Speaker 1: tips the system in a very different way.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, Krasner set up in immigration unit within his prosecutor's office,

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Speaker 11: and this unit will take cases where there might possibly

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Speaker 11: the immigration consequences, and they will examine those faces and

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Speaker 11: potentially downgrade the charges or dismiss them all together. Now,

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Speaker 11: think about that, this is the prosecutor's office. This is

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Speaker 11: the office that is charged with prosecuting primes. They are

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Speaker 11: playing both sides. There's a conflict of interest here. They're

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Speaker 11: supposed to be the prosecutor represent the people, but then

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Speaker 11: yet they're playing public defender and looking to downgrade the

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Speaker 11: charges on individuals for illegal reasons that shouldn't be Americans

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Speaker 11: to get the same treatment.

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Speaker 10: So this needs to be stopped.

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Speaker 3: Dale, I know that This was obviously happening in Los

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Speaker 3: Angeles under DA George Gascon, It was happening in San Francis,

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Speaker 3: in London, Breeds, San Francisco. She's thankfully gone. But is

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Speaker 3: there a common thread? I think back twenty years, even

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Speaker 3: the most liberal of liberal das across this country I

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Speaker 3: don't think would espouse any type of support for something

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Speaker 3: like this. Is there a George Soros connection? Where is

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Speaker 3: this ideology coming from?

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Speaker 10: Yeah, certainly there is.

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Speaker 11: George Sorow's contributed to Krasner's campaign. These are his organizations

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Speaker 11: that he's behind. So there is this progressive movement that

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Speaker 11: is trying to open the borders. We saw that with

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Speaker 11: the four years of Biden and what he did to

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Speaker 11: the country, intentionally creating a crisis for the nation. They

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Speaker 11: do not want anyone removed from the country, including criminal aliens.

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Speaker 10: It just it boggles the mind. And what is worse.

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Speaker 11: In Krasner's case, we got the document production from our

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Speaker 11: public records request. He was stating publicly that oh, we're

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Speaker 11: only downgrading minor crimes, and we got a list of

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Speaker 11: the crimes and if I could read some nine rate

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Speaker 11: indecent assault and sexual assault on our child, nine robbery

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Speaker 11: and burglary, twelve firearms, one vehicular homicide. I'm terroristic threats

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Speaker 11: light from the law enforcement officer, and he's an exposure

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Speaker 11: a lawful contact with the minor.

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Speaker 10: The list just goes on and on and on.

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Speaker 11: So for not even being truthful about who they're assisting

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Speaker 11: in these offices, geeze.

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Speaker 8: Unreal, amazing.

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Speaker 3: Del Wilcox, thank you so much for being on this case.

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Speaker 3: Thanks for being here tonight and keep us updated on this.

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Speaker 3: We'd love to hear how it is transpiring down the road.

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Speaker 10: Thank you for grabbing me.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely all right, everybody, We've got a few more headlines

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Speaker 3: that we went to hit before we head out for

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Speaker 3: the night, So stay right there, and while we're back,

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Speaker 3: welcome back, everybody. I want to hit an interesting story.

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Speaker 3: The Treasury Department announced that they have collected a record

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Speaker 3: sixteen point three billion dollars in customs duties in April,

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Speaker 3: So for the year, that's going to bring it up

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Speaker 3: to close to sixty Now, if I remember correctly from

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Speaker 3: the Trump administration, the price tag to finish building the

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Speaker 3: border wall was about eighteen billions, so one month of

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Speaker 3: revenue from customs it covers.

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Speaker 6: The border wall.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that wasn't a full year of the full months

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Speaker 1: of terifs because they've got announced that the third tigs

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Speaker 1: about ten days with the really take effect. I've heard

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Speaker 1: that these could be anywhere from if the tariff stay

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Speaker 1: in place long enough, thirty to fifty billion dollars a month,

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Speaker 1: which would be up to three hundred and sixty to

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Speaker 1: six hundred billion dollars a year in new revenue that

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Speaker 1: brings down and balances the budget in a way. Now,

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Speaker 1: deals will make this revenue go down, but it does

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Speaker 1: show you that the worst case scenario is we start

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Speaker 1: bringing the deficit down just through this external tariff payments

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Speaker 1: that are coming in.

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Speaker 2: A lot of people excited about that.

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Speaker 1: Now you know the deals are going to change the

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Speaker 1: look at this, but it's it's something that could be

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Speaker 1: really significant on the bottom line of the United States

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Speaker 1: governing soul side effect.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, I want to talk about something that

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Speaker 3: happened this morning that to me was an indication of

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Speaker 3: endearment between President Trump and the Saudi crown prints and

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Speaker 3: also in a strange way, a sign of respect, a

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Speaker 3: prefab Mickey ease that was delivered for President Trump's enjoyment.

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Speaker 3: I don't know if he.

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Speaker 1: Imvibed, but everybody knows President Trump likes that. Are that

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Speaker 1: coke and that McDonald's Hamburger hair there, and so yeah, listen,

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Speaker 1: there are little things that you stagecraft manage these foreign visits.

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Speaker 1: And I think that was just a sign that the

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Speaker 1: Saudi's knew what he liked and wanted to let him.

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Speaker 2: Know they knew it.

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Speaker 3: So indeed, and President Trump color coordinated. I saw with

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Speaker 3: the purple carpet that came down.

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Speaker 2: Wow.

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Speaker 3: That Yeah, he definitely knew how to dress for the occasion.

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Speaker 1: You better get ready for another big celebration. I'm hearing

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Speaker 1: that tomorrow there could be an announcement that cut Her

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Speaker 1: airline Airline Airways the big airline, and Cutter could be

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Speaker 1: buying a whole bunch of Boeing airplanes. That will be

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Speaker 1: another part of the investment. That's important because Boeing has

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Speaker 1: had a lot of setbacks, including some cancelation of some

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Speaker 1: recent UH manufacturing contracts. So this could be good news

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Speaker 1: for the aerospace industries workers.

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Speaker 3: And then you know, after that, President Trump is going

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Speaker 3: to UAE, so maybe there is an opportunity for Immorant

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Speaker 3: Air to do the same thing.

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Speaker 2: One up, cutter.

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Speaker 1: I think you're just going to keep seeing these deals

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Speaker 1: go round up, and we're going to be out north

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Speaker 1: the tent trillion pretty quickly. At the rate this is

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Speaker 1: going incredible, So yeah, really amazing.

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Speaker 5: All right.

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Speaker 3: So Senator Ron Johnson, who had already indicated to us

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Speaker 3: that he wanted this to be more than one big bill.

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Speaker 3: He wanted to piece it out more appropriately. He said,

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Speaker 3: ain't I ain't going.

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Speaker 1: There, and he hinted, says, I want to see the

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Speaker 1: tax bill, but I don't think I could vote for

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Speaker 1: it if there's not large enough cuts. And today he

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Speaker 1: wrote an op ed saying I can't vote for it.

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Speaker 1: He's a man of his word, and he's not It's

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Speaker 1: not surprising because he you know, he knows this is

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Speaker 1: the one time in American history where Congress has a

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Speaker 1: chance to really substantially stop the spending addiction it has,

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Speaker 1: and he's seeing his colleagues just repeatedly fail to answer

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Speaker 1: the call or make a difference. And so I don't

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Speaker 1: know what's going to end up. There's one idea that

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Speaker 1: I think. I don't think Congress is going to have

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Speaker 1: the courage to cut where it needs to cut.

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Speaker 2: I just don't.

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Speaker 1: As I said, I think they might be more known

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Speaker 1: as coward griss when they're done instead of Congress. But

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Speaker 1: Congress could slip two sentences into the Reconciliation bill and say,

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Speaker 1: all appropriations in our budget are not ceilings. They're not floors,

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Speaker 1: they're ceilings.

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Speaker 2: So if you don't need to spend up to that amount,

941
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Speaker 2: you can't.

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Speaker 1: It's like creating recision authority for the president without having

943
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Speaker 1: to have a vote. And everyone knows it could allow

944
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump to slash them by the way, not not

945
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Speaker 1: deliver what Congress hump and just find more efficient ways

946
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Speaker 1: and not have to spend the money, and it would

947
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Speaker 1: silence the courts. I'd keep an eye and that sort

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Speaker 1: of unexpected language being floated into one of these bills

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Speaker 1: to get conservatives back on track.

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Speaker 3: Just slide it in the fine printch just.

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Speaker 2: Whatever reads anyways right.

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Speaker 3: Font and seventy Congress won't be able to read it.

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Speaker 2: I'm not sure I could read it.

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Speaker 3: I don't think I could either. Okay, something that hit

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Speaker 3: home for me because of some er experiences that I

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Speaker 3: had in Los Angeles when ers were packed with immigrants

957
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Speaker 3: and you couldn't hardly get to see a doctor, I

958
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Speaker 3: ended up spending on thirty six hours in the emergency

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Speaker 3: room for choking on raw ginger. It's a stupid story

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Speaker 3: and I'm embarrassed to admit it. But anyway, this hits

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Speaker 3: close to home. A three point five billion dollar cut

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Speaker 3: in federal aid to California, that's what's being considered because

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Speaker 3: of illegal immigrant healthcare. Let me tell you, John, there

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Speaker 3: are Democrats in California, Democrats in Los Angeles, San Diego,

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Speaker 3: San Francisco, the bluest parts of this country who are

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Speaker 3: fed up with subsidizing illegal immigrants their healthcare, their education,

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Speaker 3: their food stamps, everything that Californians pay some of the

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Speaker 3: highest taxes in this country. And I hope they're fed

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Speaker 3: up with it. They're going to have another option next

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Speaker 3: year when it comes to their governorship.

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Speaker 1: So yeah, no, listen, I think, and you know what

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Speaker 1: we just talked about with Larry Krasner, all of these

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Speaker 1: blue areas, whether their cities and states, they're treating illegal

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Speaker 1: immigrants better than they treat the American citizens who they

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Speaker 1: were elected and are by constitutions, supposed to protect and serve.

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Speaker 1: This system has gotten so askew over this liberal agenda

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Speaker 1: and twenty four was a correction moment. It could be

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Speaker 1: a correction course if Congress can get it's worked on.

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Speaker 1: President Trump is delivering all the things he said. I'm

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Speaker 1: really worried that Congress can't keep.

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Speaker 2: Up with the president.

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Speaker 3: Yeah. You know, it's almost like the Hollywood mentality infected

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Speaker 3: the entire Democrat Party. The rules for the not for me,

984
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Speaker 3: that entitlement attitude and infected Democrats and they felt like

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Speaker 3: they could treat different classes of citizens, or treat different

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Speaker 3: citizens like they are different classes.

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Speaker 1: And you know, maybe time for another tea party movement

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Speaker 1: in America.

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Speaker 2: I think if that started happening to them Memorial, that'd

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Speaker 2: be interesting.

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Speaker 3: Big boy, oh boy. All right, everybody, thanks so much

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Speaker 3: for joining us tonight. We're going to be back here

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Speaker 3: tomorrow night at six pm Eastern. Have a wonderful night.

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Speaker 3: Grant Stinchfield is up next.