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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts.

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Speaker 2: Now new dot Up.

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Speaker 3: Well, it shows you as consumer confidence rebounding in the

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Speaker 3: month of May. This comes after five straight months of decline.

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Speaker 3: A White House spokesperson released the statement. It says, despite

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Speaker 3: doomsday prophesizing, President Trump's America First economic agenda continues to

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Speaker 3: pay off. He goes on to say today's consumer confidence

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Speaker 3: report reflects multiple solid inflation and jobs reports that Americans

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Speaker 3: have seen under Trump, as well as a GDP report

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Speaker 3: that showed a whopping twenty two percent spike in gross

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Speaker 3: domestic investment in the first quarter of twenty five.

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Speaker 4: I couldn't be more pleased to announce that, as of today,

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Speaker 4: the COVID vaccine for healthy children and healthy pregnant women

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Speaker 4: has been removed from the CDC recommended immunization schedule. Last year,

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Speaker 4: the Biden administration urged healthy children to get yet another

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Speaker 4: COVID shot, despite the lack of any political data to

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Speaker 4: support the repeat booster strategy in children.

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Speaker 2: That ends today.

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Speaker 5: Democrats are in a huge bit of trouble. Like this

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Speaker 5: is just there's no way to look at this without

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Speaker 5: recognizing the massive scale of our problems. We are losing

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Speaker 5: ground with the fastest growing parts of the population, younger

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Speaker 5: voters and Latinos, and that that is a party they

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Speaker 5: can win an election every once in a while if

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Speaker 5: the star is aligned correctly. But that is a party

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Speaker 5: that will look a lot like the Democratic Party from

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Speaker 5: the sixties until the nineties, and maybe can win when

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Speaker 5: Nixon gets impeached and reside when Nixon resigns, and we

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Speaker 5: win that election and then we lose the next the

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Speaker 5: next twelve years.

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Speaker 6: I plan on going to Nashville in the near future,

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Speaker 6: and I sat that from day one that you know,

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Speaker 6: we're going to hit every sanctuary city.

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Speaker 7: Everybody wants to push back again size, We're going to

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Speaker 7: pay a.

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Speaker 1: Lot of attention to him because why that's not a thread.

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Speaker 8: But if you don't support criminal aliens walking this train, then.

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Speaker 1: We know there's a problem there.

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Speaker 9: I think the degree to which the team around President

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Speaker 9: Biden was hiding him and sequestering him mainly starting in

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Speaker 9: the fall of twenty twenty three cannot be overstated. There's

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Speaker 9: a cabinet meeting in October twenty twenty three, and then

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Speaker 9: several cabinet members told us for the book they never

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Speaker 9: saw him again in person for months and months and

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Speaker 9: months he was kept away from them.

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Speaker 10: The purpose of education is not to have an endless

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Speaker 10: buffet line for students to sample every bad idea in

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Speaker 10: the world. Is to point them to the good, the true,

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Speaker 10: and the beautiful. And I think we've lost what the

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Speaker 10: purpose education is. Education in Latin literally means to leave forth,

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Speaker 10: to leave forth out of the cave, was the original analogy.

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Speaker 10: And so at Turning Point Academy, we take the biblical

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Speaker 10: idea to train its piled up in the ways in

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Speaker 10: which they will go. And we make no apologies for

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Speaker 10: instituting a belief that believing is in God is better

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Speaker 10: than secularism. The defense of universal human equality is a

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Speaker 10: good for all humanity, amongst many other things that you

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Speaker 10: are tactility.

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Speaker 9: It is a scandal, Yes, it is.

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Speaker 11: It is.

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Speaker 9: It is without question, and maybe even worse than Watergate

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Speaker 9: in some way, right because Richard Nixon was in control

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Speaker 9: of his faculties when he wasn't drinking.

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Speaker 2: Let's face, it wasn't Biden.

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Speaker 9: Elizabeth Warren controlled the auto pen during that administration.

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Speaker 8: Professor Tribe, what is your response to Donald Trump's latest attack? Well,

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Speaker 8: it's really hard, Lawns to nowhere to begin he's obviously unhinged.

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Speaker 2: He has no idea what he's talking about.

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Speaker 8: He just thinks that slinging around frankly bs about the

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Speaker 8: people at Harvard and other institutions will somehow substitute for

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Speaker 8: taking the law into account at Turning Point USA.

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Speaker 10: What we are doing every single day, we are dedicating ourselves,

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Speaker 10: at our staff, at our competents, at our nactis for

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Speaker 10: a full revival of America.

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Speaker 12: Get ready to launch into the future of freedom.

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Speaker 13: At the largest student event in the nation, SAS is back.

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Speaker 12: Join thousands of fellow students ready to pioneer a golden

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Speaker 12: era for America at our Student Action Summer.

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Speaker 13: And we're bringing in the biggest voices in the movement,

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Speaker 13: featuring Charlie Kirk, Tucker Carlson, Steve Bannett, doctor Ben Carson,

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Speaker 13: Congresswoman Anna Paulina, Luna Brandon Tatum, James O'Keefe, Benny Johnson,

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Speaker 13: Jack Pasobic, and Moore.

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Speaker 12: From July eleventh through thirteenth in Tampa, Florida. Register now

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Speaker 6: Every day is a battle for your mind, Raging information

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Speaker 6: coming from every angle, but the will to the sea.

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Speaker 1: I fear not. You found the.

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Speaker 6: Place for truth, the voice of a generation that still

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Speaker 6: has the will to believe in the greatest country in

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Speaker 6: the history of the world. This is the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 6: Tuck a lot. Here we go.

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Speaker 10: Okay, everybody, radio stations across the country. We are here

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Speaker 10: at the Mobile Bitcoin dot Com studio, here in the

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Speaker 10: Imperial Capital of Washington, d C. Now, I asked my

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Speaker 10: team when we were landing in DC, which one do

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Speaker 10: I disdain more, Washington, DC or London and London one

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Speaker 10: Just for the record, So I'm actually happier to be

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Speaker 10: in Washington, d C. Than in London because at least

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Speaker 10: in this town we have President Donald Trump in office.

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Speaker 10: We have Cash Battel, we have Dan Bongino, we have

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Speaker 10: Pam Bondy, we have Bobby Kennedy, bit boy. This place

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Speaker 10: is not my favorite. I will take I will say

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Speaker 10: this though, I will definitely take Spanish over the Arabic

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Speaker 10: outside stores. I will say that I would much rather

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Speaker 10: have a nice little bodega of some guy from Nicaragua

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Speaker 10: that at least believes in Jesus and doesn't want to

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Speaker 10: conquer the entire Western world than what I saw in London.

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Speaker 10: Take it. It's not ideal, but I'll definitely take it.

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Speaker 10: The city definitely does feel different than from Biden's term.

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Speaker 10: The city finally has life. A lot of people are

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Speaker 10: not even that political that under Biden, the city couldn't

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Speaker 10: shake that ridiculous like long COVID depressing wearing masks all

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Speaker 10: the time thing. I mean, I remember visiting DC like

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Speaker 10: late summer twenty twenty three. It was the only visit

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Speaker 10: literally avoided DC for four years for except for one day,

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Speaker 10: and everyone was still wearing masks, and everyone was still

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Speaker 10: walking around with masks. I said, what is going on here?

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Speaker 10: So there's definitely a more hopeful vibe in DC. But

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Speaker 10: I could tell you, and we're going to get into

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Speaker 10: some very promising news here from the New York Times.

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Speaker 10: It is so hard to realign a government back to

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Speaker 10: constitutional purposes. This place wears you down, This place grinds

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Speaker 10: you down to a halt. It exists, the permanent machine.

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Speaker 10: Bureaucracy exists to extinguish the will of a well meaning

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Speaker 10: mister Smith goes to Washington. The bureaucracy intentionally plays things slow.

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Speaker 10: It intentionally will obviuskate, it will delay, it will shrug

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Speaker 10: a certain committee. It is a war of attrition, you see,

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Speaker 10: the permanent deep state bureaucracy. They say, oh, really, you

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Speaker 10: We will outlast you. We're going to be here despite

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Speaker 10: when there's elections. And that actually was the original intent

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Speaker 10: of Woodrow Wilson, the Wilsonian view of government, which is

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Speaker 10: to have a technocracy of elites, of the ruling class,

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Speaker 10: of the philosopher kings, as Plato would say, that they're

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Speaker 10: going to be there permanently and elections matter less and less.

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Speaker 10: And that is one of the questions that is in

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Speaker 10: to get into this idea of triple trending counties. It's

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Speaker 10: a theme that we talk about a lot here on

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Speaker 10: this program because what we're seeing unfold Washington, DC. And

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Speaker 10: I was meeting with some White House staff last night

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Speaker 10: and are working so hard and they deserve such credit

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Speaker 10: because the energy alone just to get basic stuff done,

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Speaker 10: it will It will take your entire afternoon to just

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Speaker 10: get a very simple thing done. Where in the private

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Speaker 10: sector at Turning Point, USA, I say it and it

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Speaker 10: gets done. I want to have an event on this day, Yes, Charlie,

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Speaker 10: we'll do that. Thank you. We want to have this speaker, Yes,

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Speaker 10: Where in this White House? Because of the deep state government,

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Speaker 10: It's like I want to go to Saudi Arabia, Well

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Speaker 10: you might have to do this, this, this, and only

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Speaker 10: because of President Trump's brute force is he able to

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Speaker 10: be this productive. Remember is Joe Biden staffers that came

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Speaker 10: White House when Joe Biden was president. That was as agile,

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Speaker 10: that was as problem solving as entrepreneurial as President Trump.

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Speaker 10: But the struggle in front of us is will elections

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Speaker 10: continue matter or will elections be ceremonial? No different than

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Speaker 10: putting in the King of England as someone who's there

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Speaker 10: to greet Super Bowl champions, cut ribbons, fly around the

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Speaker 10: is a presidency and name only, no different than the

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Speaker 10: monarchy in the United Kingdom. The New York Times did

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Speaker 10: be honest, every so often, the New York Times just

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Speaker 10: crushes it with their data analysis. You just got to

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Speaker 10: the rags. The Washington Post has gone. I mean, there's

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Speaker 10: the work that we accomplished at Turning Point Action. Alongside

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Speaker 10: obviously President Trump and the entire team and the social

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Speaker 10: not just one localized area. Now, there were some places

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Speaker 10: In fact, the suburbs of Atlanta were and the ex

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Speaker 10: right now is Senator Mike Lee. Senator, thank you for

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Speaker 10: taking the time. I want to just get your take

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Speaker 10: on this and we can go from here. Your answer.

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Speaker 10: In the Big Beautiful Bills current composition, as it is

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Speaker 10: in its current form, would you currently vote for it.

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Speaker 7: At the moment. No. In fact, there's no chance you

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Speaker 7: could pass the Senate right now. But you know we

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Speaker 7: do have two legislative chambers. Fast Hoss coming over to

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Speaker 7: the Senate. The Big Beautiful Bill is big. It isn't

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Speaker 7: yet as beautiful as it needs to be, but there's

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Speaker 7: still time to fix it. And the Senate version is

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Speaker 7: going to be more aggressive it can, and I think

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Speaker 7: it has to be, or else it's not going to

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Speaker 7: pass now. Look, the Republicans in the House gave us

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Speaker 7: some good wins. This bill extends that Tax Cuts and

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Speaker 7: Jobs Act to make sure that we don't end up

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Speaker 7: with a four trillion dollar tax bomb going off, exploding

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Speaker 7: in front of the American people. It helps to revitalize

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Speaker 7: the military, It funds the completion of the Southern border wall,

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Speaker 7: helps fund the crackdown on illegal immigrations. Those are all

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Speaker 7: great things. We've got to deliver more than that, though.

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Speaker 7: We've increased spending by like fifty eight percent just in

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Speaker 7: the last five years, just since the pandemic, so we've

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Speaker 7: got to address the spending crisis to a greater degree

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Speaker 7: than this bill does. Under this bill, out of the

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Speaker 7: CBO projections, we're still looking at you two point two

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Speaker 7: trillion dollars a year on average in deficits over the

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Speaker 7: next ten years. That's not good enough. We've got to

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Speaker 7: get to a point where we can balance it during

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Speaker 7: this president's time in office.

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Speaker 10: Okay, So let's kind of isolate this for a second here, Senator,

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Speaker 10: who is within your coalition that is currently opposing it

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Speaker 10: because of your concerns over spending? What senators are in

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Speaker 10: agreement with you?

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Speaker 7: Well, I make it a point not to speak for

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Speaker 7: my colleagues, but I will point out that there are

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Speaker 7: at least a few who have said in its current form,

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Speaker 7: it can't pass. We can get there, but it can't

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Speaker 7: pass right now because it doesn't do enough to control spending.

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Speaker 7: I know I've made those points. Rick Scott from Florida

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Speaker 7: has made those points. Ron Johnson from Wisconsin has as well.

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Speaker 7: Ram Paul has those and other additional concerns with the bill,

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Speaker 7: and I know there are others who have yet to

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Speaker 7: speak as much about it, Paba, but who share them.

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Speaker 10: So, what then, would be enough for you to come

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Speaker 10: to a place for a yes vote. Where do we

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Speaker 10: need to fix it? And how does that work? Since

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Speaker 10: the House has already passed the bill, what is the

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Speaker 10: process then to actually get these cuts to be made permanent?

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Speaker 7: All right, let's deal with the letter part of the question. First.

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Speaker 7: We've got these two legislative chambers. It's passed the House,

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Speaker 7: it moves over to the Senate. Now we bring it up,

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Speaker 7: we will undoubtedly insert a lot of amendments in it

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Speaker 7: into it in what's called the substitute amendment. There's been

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Speaker 7: a rapid fire process on the Senate floor at the

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Speaker 7: end of the process called budget Botorama, where any senator

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Speaker 7: can bring up any amendment they want, We vote own

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Speaker 7: over and over and over again, off it in rapid formation,

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Speaker 7: and then whenever we're finished with it, we send it

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Speaker 7: back to the House and hopefully at that point they're

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Speaker 7: willing to pass it. No way of telling exactly what

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Speaker 7: it will look like. But as far as the first

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Speaker 7: part of your question, what takes to get me there?

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Speaker 7: We just have that our reasonable path to get back

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Speaker 7: to pre pandemic spending levels somewhere at least in range

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Speaker 7: for fiscal year twenty twenty six we had to have

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Speaker 7: a path to get to six point five tollion dollars

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Speaker 7: a year in total federal spending. Now, if we can

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Speaker 7: get there and then hold that for a couple or

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Speaker 7: three years, we'll be getting to the place where we

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Speaker 7: can balance. You can't do all of this through a

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Speaker 7: reconciliation bilcause that doesn't deal with every category of spending,

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Speaker 7: but it does deal with a lot, and it deals

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Speaker 7: with a lot of the spending that has resulted from

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Speaker 7: increases just since the COVID pandemic. That's where I'm looking

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Speaker 7: to get. There are a million different formulations of how

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Speaker 7: that can take place, but it's got to be part

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Speaker 7: of a plan. If this fits into a plan that

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Speaker 7: is serious that can get us a bounce within a

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Speaker 7: few years, I can get there, and I know most

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Speaker 7: or all of my colleagues can as well.

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Speaker 10: So let's kind of further isolate this then, And I

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Speaker 10: think it's important. Where would you say on the Medicaid Medicare.

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Speaker 10: I don't think anyone's going to want to talk about

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Speaker 10: anything with Medicare. On Medicaid, that's kind of the big

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Speaker 10: thing in front of us. What could potentially be done

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Speaker 10: there and is there enough appetite amongst more moderate of

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Speaker 10: your colleagues. Moderate colleagues to then go along with your demands.

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Speaker 10: How are we going to bring the coalition together to

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Speaker 10: make sure this bill actually passed?

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Speaker 7: Lock. I think we can get there. On the medicaid front.

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Speaker 7: I've proposed legislation called the America First Act, some of

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Speaker 7: which was incorporated into the House version, but they left

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Speaker 7: it a lot of our illegal alien population eligible to

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Speaker 7: participate in Medicaid for reasons I don't understand, but they're

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Speaker 7: still back. We could achieve additional savings there. When we

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Speaker 7: look at things like the state so called state Medicaid

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Speaker 7: provider loophole. You get states that are manipulating provisions of

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Speaker 7: the Affordable Care Act, you know, a bilacare in order

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Speaker 7: to skim federal funds off the top of Medicaid all

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Speaker 7: the name of a Medicaid provider. Tax Coomass needs to

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Speaker 7: close that loophole because that's encouraging states to take more

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Speaker 7: and more federal money, federal money that through the expanded

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Speaker 7: Medicaid program is paid four nine to one by the

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Speaker 7: US government. We also need to look at the salt deduction,

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Speaker 7: the income tax deduction. That's just a huge taxpayer subsidy

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Speaker 7: from all other Americans over to blue state billionaires designed

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Speaker 7: to bailout blue state governors. This is this is a problem.

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Speaker 7: I mean, so rather than subsidizing three hundred and fifty

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Speaker 7: billion dollars for states with high tax rates, we had

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Speaker 7: to pass a big, beautiful build. It terminates the Green

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Speaker 7: new scam and gets rid of a lot of these

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Speaker 7: all these green every one of these Green new scam

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Speaker 7: subsidies where we're subsidizing non baseload sources of power that

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Speaker 7: are unreliable.

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Speaker 10: So the let's talk about the Doge cuts being certified.

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Speaker 10: There is some news that are being codified, I'm sorry,

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Speaker 10: not certified. What Elon Musk is coming out saying that

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Speaker 10: he wants to see the Doge cuts codified? Is there

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Speaker 10: appetite for that and what would that look like in practice?

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Speaker 7: Okay, First of all, a lot of the DOGE cuts

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Speaker 7: not all of them, certainly, but a lot of them

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Speaker 7: occur on what we call the discretionary side of spending,

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Speaker 7: and discretionary spending isn't a dressed to a reconciliation bill,

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Speaker 7: so most of those would need to occur outside the

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Speaker 7: reconciliation bill. But some of them could be passed into

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Speaker 7: law with only fifty one boats in the Senate, especially

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Speaker 7: for what's known as a recisions package. Under the Budget Act,

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Speaker 7: the White House the President is allowed to propose to

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Speaker 7: Congress that they rescind certain discretionary funds, and a lot

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Speaker 7: of that is where the dog cuts would come through.

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Speaker 7: They can send that over. Once the White Houses send

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Speaker 7: it over, they can be considered for an extradited up

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Speaker 7: or down folk in both houses, including a simple maturity

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Speaker 7: folk in the Senate. So not everything through DOGE could

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Speaker 7: be done through reconciliation. But I think when most people

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Speaker 7: talk about the DOGE cuts, most Americans probably are not

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Speaker 7: contemplating that distinction between discretionary and nondiscretionary. But they do

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Speaker 7: want to see aggressive action. That's what they're calling for here.

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Speaker 10: So when closing here, Senator, what would you say is

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Speaker 10: your optimistic take on a timeline to bring all the

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Speaker 10: parties together so that we can have, in your take,

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Speaker 10: even more spending cuts on this bill.

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Speaker 7: I suspect it'll take place over the next four weeks

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Speaker 7: during the month of June. You're going to see aggressive

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Speaker 7: action within the Senate. I think you'll see finished product

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Speaker 7: coming out of the Senate, most likely by the end

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Speaker 7: of June, and then what happens from there will be

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Speaker 7: up to the House representatives. But I think it'll leave

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Speaker 7: that much closer to passing into law, and I look

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Speaker 7: forward to be part of being part of that effort

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Speaker 7: and look forward to getting this thing passed. Look, nobody,

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Speaker 7: not one person wants to see these Tax Cuts and

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Speaker 7: Jobs Act provisions last resulting in this four trillion dollar

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Speaker 7: tax bomb exploding. And I intend to be part of

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Speaker 7: the solution and get this thing done.

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Speaker 10: So and finally, Senator, let's just talk about for a

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Speaker 10: minute here. What are some of the positives of the

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Speaker 10: bill that you want to make sure the audience is

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Speaker 10: aware of that is not getting enough attention. Border security,

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Speaker 10: no tax on tips police.

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Speaker 7: Senator, Yeah. Order security is a big deal. We've got

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Speaker 7: to make sure that we have the tools to deal

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Speaker 7: with that. We've had more illegal immigration than we've ever

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Speaker 7: seen over the last four years. It's just an absolute,

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Speaker 7: uncontrolled chaos, which was sadly part of a design of

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Speaker 7: the president's autopen administration. We have also got provisions making

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Speaker 7: sure the Tax Gets and Jobs Act tax guts don't expire.

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Speaker 7: We've got no tax on tips. That's a very good,

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Speaker 7: very popular provision. And we do bring about a lot

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Speaker 7: of the reforms that I mentioned through provisions of my

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Speaker 7: America First Act were adopted by the House that get

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Speaker 7: rid of a lot of the federal benefits from going

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Speaker 7: to illegal aliens. And so those are all good things.

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Speaker 7: We're going to build on those. We're going to make

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Speaker 7: things better in the Senate, and we'll get this thing passed.

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Speaker 10: Very good, Senator, keep fighting to be watching closely. Thank

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Speaker 10: you so much, thank you. I want to tell you

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Speaker 10: guys about Good Ranchers. Good Ranchers is amazing. They have

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Speaker 10: a commitment to American sourcing that doesn't just protect you

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Speaker 10: from unknown imports, but also guards you against unpredictable prices

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Speaker 10: at the grocery store as tariffs go into effect. Did

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Speaker 10: you know that over eighty five percent of grass fed

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Speaker 10: beef sold in the US stores is imported. But here's

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Speaker 10: how Good Ranchers solves that problem. Good Ranchers, you see,

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Speaker 10: is tariff proof. Imported meat costs more, but not the

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Speaker 10: So there's a lot of attention right now around Jake

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Speaker 10: him I'm not gonna let I am not gonna let

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Speaker 10: this go. Jake Tapper smeared me as an anti semi

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Speaker 10: during the Republican National Convention when I was speaking that one.

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Speaker 10: I'm not gonna forget about. Sometimes people say stuff. I

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Speaker 10: Jake Tapper, I don't care about all these overtures. Let's

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Speaker 10: be honest. If Kamala Harris would have won the presidency,

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Speaker 10: would this book be coming out. It's the only question

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Speaker 10: book be published if Kamala Harris would have won. So, Jake,

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Speaker 10: You're welcome on our program anytime, and I expect an

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Speaker 10: Trump got an apology. Do it's gonna it's it's tough

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Speaker 10: to get right now for later in the week, can

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Speaker 10: we get Jake Tapper? He was on this ridiculous panel

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Speaker 10: of people on CNN CNN decided not to take my speech.

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Speaker 10: They were mocking me while I was giving my speech.

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Speaker 10: Oh can't the RNC you do better than this, Charlie Kirk,

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Speaker 10: And it was, it was all plotted. The New York

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Speaker 10: say drive by in the great words of Rush Limbo

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Speaker 10: Andrew spent a whole day arguing at that report of

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Speaker 10: the New York Times, Jonathan Weisman calls me an anti semi, saying,

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Speaker 10: Charlie Kirk's what was the title?

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Speaker 14: Like?

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Speaker 10: Disturbing anti Semitic. I say, again, of all the criticisms

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Speaker 10: you could throw towards me, I am writing a book

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Speaker 10: of why you should honor the Shabbat. My number one

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Speaker 10: criticism when I go from people on the right is

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Speaker 10: that I'm too pro Isra or whatever like this, this

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Speaker 10: kind of nauseating thing. Charlie Kirk, long accused of anti Semitism,

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Speaker 10: is set for a primetime speech. Oh thanks, Jonathan Weissman.

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Speaker 10: I'm sorry that one of the reasons why people are

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Speaker 10: falling out of favor of the pro Israel like movement

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Speaker 10: It's like beyond demoralizing. He's like, okay, so I defend

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Speaker 10: Israel on campus every single day that The New York

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Speaker 10: Times call me an anti semi and then you have

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Speaker 10: Jake Tapper pedal that garbage on CNN during a primetime

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Speaker 10: audience for nine minutes straight while I am giving my

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Speaker 10: one of the biggest speeches in my career. Charlie Kirk,

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Speaker 10: long accused of anti Semitism, is set for a primetime speech,

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Speaker 10: Long accused, and then Jake Tapper pedaled it. And people

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Speaker 10: don't understand though they rattle off these five hundred word

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Speaker 10: pieces like ten a day during the RNC, and they

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Speaker 10: do it to undermine the speakers so that the low

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Speaker 10: iq clamoring hostess on the talk. But here we go.

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Speaker 10: This is two ninety one. Well done, Ryan, This is

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Speaker 10: RNC speech. I'll never forget this play Cut to ninety one.

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Speaker 9: Charlie Kirk is speaking right now. He's the head of

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Speaker 9: a right wing student group called Turning Points. This is

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Speaker 9: the second speaker this evening who has said things that

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Speaker 11: It's anti semitism, and it's more broadly just he swims

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Speaker 11: in oceans of conspiracy.

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Speaker 10: I'm sorry, Jake, I'm not going to all of a

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Speaker 10: sudden platform your book, which you would not have published

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Speaker 10: if Kamala Harris was president. You're a bad person an

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Speaker 10: the entire movement. Doesn't it deserve an apology. You should

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Speaker 10: just resign. You're a joke. You're the stum of the earth.

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Speaker 10: Second hour coming up.

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Speaker 16: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 16: Terrence Bates. Fourteen state attorneys general of the green light

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Speaker 16: This latest lawsuit is among about twenty that have been

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Speaker 16: another failed launch of his SpaceX Mega Rocket starship. The

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Speaker 10: Okay everyone, I'm still in DC, but I have a

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Speaker 10: huge announcement that we recorded in studio last week with

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Speaker 10: Ty Gooch. We launched the Turning Point Academy prep year.

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Speaker 10: We sat down and talked to Hi about it. I

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Speaker 10: encourage you guys right now to go to Turningpoint Academy

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Speaker 10: dot com. That is Turningpointacademy dot com. If you are

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Speaker 10: in a position where you say, boy, I don't want

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Speaker 10: to send my kid to college, but I'm not sure

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Speaker 10: what to do, we have developed something called Prep Year

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Speaker 10: where you get one year before you go to college

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Speaker 10: to learn the most beautiful of all the things, the faith,

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Speaker 10: the gospel of Jesus Christ, but American Western civilization. So

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Speaker 10: go to Turningpoint Academy dot com and enjoy this major announcement. Okay,

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Speaker 10: everybody very excited for an announcement from Turning Point Academy.

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Speaker 10: How many of you and audience right now are thinking

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Speaker 10: about going to college, but you know that college might

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Speaker 10: not be for you. How many of you are a

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Speaker 10: parent right now or a grandparent and you have a

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Speaker 10: young grandkid or kid that is like I don't know

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Speaker 10: if I want to go to this school and you

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Speaker 10: actually want them to learn something. Well, we are here

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Speaker 10: to announce Turning Point Academy Prep here, and the man

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Speaker 10: behind it all is doctor Ty Gooch at Turning Point Academy. Doctor.

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Speaker 14: Great to see you, Great to see you too, glad

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Speaker 14: to be here.

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Speaker 10: And this is an super exciting announcement and honestly blessed

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Speaker 10: that we're able to talk about this. What is Turning

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Speaker 10: Point Academy prep here.

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Speaker 17: It is the culmination of what you and doctor hutts Hertzberg,

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Speaker 17: chief Education Officer, have been working on to prepare students

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Speaker 17: for life to be leaders, to have impact and if

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Speaker 17: they go on to college, to be ready to be

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Speaker 17: influencers when they get there.

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Speaker 10: And so essentially, what it is, and I want to

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Speaker 10: get into the specifics, is that this is an opportunity

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Speaker 10: not to go to four year college, but to be

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Speaker 10: immersed into the details and into the great books and

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Speaker 10: the great ideas from a Biblical perspective, to actually recreate

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Speaker 10: what college should be. Is that correct?

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Speaker 17: That's right, Training of the mind, whole life transformation. The

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Speaker 17: program will include mentors that come in like yourself to

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Speaker 17: help students understand economics from a biblical worldview perspective and

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Speaker 17: how to read and process through the great writings of

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Speaker 17: Western civilization in a way that has a biblical infusion

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Speaker 17: of truth at the foundation of them.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, so's so walk through technically how this works. So

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Speaker 10: someone is going to we already have people that have

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Speaker 10: signed up and people can check it out at Turning

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Speaker 10: Point Academy dot com. That's Turning Point Academy dot com.

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Speaker 10: They're going to This is gonna be in Fort Worth

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Speaker 10: this year. Correct, that's right, And we already have some

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Speaker 10: people that have signed up and they are going to

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Speaker 10: do what exactly. They move into dorms and they're gonna

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Speaker 10: really create what college should be.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, but that would be a short sided statement of

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Speaker 17: what the facilities are like. They're incredible facilities. The accommodations

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Speaker 17: are off the charts. There's going to be a retreat center,

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Speaker 17: conference center like experience for the students, the size of

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Speaker 17: the dorms, the excellence of the dorms, but more than

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Speaker 17: just the experience on the outside, it's the way that

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Speaker 17: their hearts and lives will be transformed. There'll be a

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Speaker 17: week long modular training format where from a classical education perspective,

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Speaker 17: helping students learn with rhetoric, helping students learn in a

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Speaker 17: collegial style of learning where they don't just listen from

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Speaker 17: lecture content, but they actually learn to engage in to

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Speaker 17: think and then with virtue and wisdom, how to apply

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Speaker 17: the truths that they're learning.

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Speaker 10: So you talk more about that and also talk about

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Speaker 10: your background. How did you lead to this your PhD.

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Speaker 10: You also played college football, which is awesome, like your journey,

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Speaker 10: like tell our audience about this and why you feel

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Speaker 10: Preppier is such an important project for the country and

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Speaker 10: the kingdom.

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Speaker 17: I've been involved in Christian ministry for the better part

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Speaker 17: of the last twenty five years, prior to which I

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Speaker 17: did play football at Northwestern University, and I see you

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Speaker 17: have a big ten representation back there.

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Speaker 10: I'm going to the Oregon Ducks Northwestern game.

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Speaker 14: Oh that's great, that's great.

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Speaker 10: Those tickets were so expensive because they're retrofitting their field.

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Speaker 14: And I want to ask you who you're going to

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Speaker 14: vte who you're gonna be for?

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Speaker 10: Probably the Ducks. But my mom did go to Northwestern.

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Speaker 14: Okay, fair enough, fair enough.

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Speaker 17: So that experience, though, it was one where I learned

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Speaker 17: myself to learn to engage with what it meant to

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Speaker 17: stand for my faith. So I went from there and

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Speaker 17: went and got a Master's of Divinity and not a PhD,

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Speaker 17: but a doctor at ministry, which is relevant for this

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Speaker 17: program because of the application of truth to life and

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Speaker 17: so as a part of this last twenty five years

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Speaker 17: of serving in ministry, mostly pastoral, have also been in

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Speaker 17: Christian education, just focused on teaching seniors in high school

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Speaker 17: biblical worldview at a couple of different Christian schools, at

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Speaker 17: a Bible college, a senior seminar, capstone classroom program context

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Speaker 17: where it's so evident students need to learn to finish

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Speaker 17: well so they can go be influencers right away. Young

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Speaker 17: leaders already leading in many ways now being prepared not

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Speaker 17: just to go and sort of flail in the context

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Speaker 17: of the ideologies that are being pumped out by some institutions,

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Speaker 17: but to go into flourish and what it means to

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Speaker 17: be girded up in their faith and to influence others

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Speaker 17: towards the ways of Christ.

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Speaker 10: So tell us more about what you would teach in

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Speaker 10: that biblical worldview where you were a teacher, a guest speaker,

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Speaker 10: a seminar, and as these were seniors in high school,

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Speaker 10: talk talk about that more.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, it's really a holistic perspective from the beginnings of

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Speaker 17: understanding the clarity of what it means to understand the

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Speaker 17: Gospel of Jesus Christ right the perfect life and sacrificial

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Speaker 17: death and resurrection, from the Dead of Christ. That's so

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Speaker 17: critical that they understand it's not just a general faith

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Speaker 17: a general belief. There's specific tenets of the faith that

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Speaker 17: are necessary. And so from that standpoint, then moving to

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Speaker 17: what do I do and response to the Gospel?

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Speaker 14: How do I live? How do I think? What does

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Speaker 14: marriage look like? What does what does stewardship look like?

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Speaker 17: Of the gifts that I've been given, also of the

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Speaker 17: resources that I've been able to glean, of the talents

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Speaker 17: and skills, so all of that in addition to some

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Speaker 17: of the more nuanced aspects of intellect. Right, the Bible

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Speaker 17: makes it super clear, Charlie supercol that the beginning of

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Speaker 17: knowledge and wisdom is the fear of the Lord. It's

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Speaker 17: the fear of the Lord. Yes, right, And so to

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Speaker 17: start there and to think, oh, I really don't need

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Speaker 17: to go beyond here to get to where God wants

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Speaker 17: me to go, and sort to help students understand, Yes,

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Speaker 17: let's bring all of the intellect of the world, let us.

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Speaker 10: Reason together, it says in the Book of Isaiah.

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Speaker 14: Right, that's right, I start.

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Speaker 17: Bring it all in here and then watch how it

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Speaker 17: is redefined and ultimately pushed aside by the chews that come.

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Speaker 10: From So you did that for twenty years you said about.

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Speaker 17: So in large part, yes, But then in Christian education

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Speaker 17: as a guest lecture, as an overseer.

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Speaker 14: Of interns for undergrad and master students.

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Speaker 10: Yes, what did you see that changed over the years

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Speaker 10: when you take taught this to students?

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Speaker 14: Yeah, that lack of biblical literacy.

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Speaker 17: From Christian students, from Christian students and oftentimes in Christian schools.

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Speaker 17: Number one question always answered, always answered.

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Speaker 14: With a no. Have you been taught how to study

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Speaker 14: the truth for yourself? Negative?

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Speaker 17: Negative, negative across the board, even with some students that

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Speaker 17: are actually in college in Bible as a guest lecturer

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Speaker 17: or in a senior seminar context. And so it's a

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Speaker 17: great opportunity to help the students that apply, and some

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Speaker 17: of these students are are just the best representation in

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Speaker 17: certain categories of excellence. One student that's applied and been

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Speaker 17: accepted at thirty three on the on the Act. Another

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Speaker 17: student two students already accepted at well known institutions across

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Speaker 17: the country with scholarship money. They're putting that there coming

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Speaker 17: to so that they can come prepare to go use

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Speaker 17: that education to the best of its ability and.

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Speaker 10: This is what college should be at the core and

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Speaker 10: it really so again, this is Turning Point Academy dot

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Speaker 10: com and turnpointy camp is doing.

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Speaker 14: So much great work.

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Speaker 10: I just I really, but there is a there is

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Speaker 10: an immediate kind of call to action that for because

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Speaker 10: we have a deadline essentially.

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Speaker 14: Right, Yeah, it is, it's approaching.

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Speaker 17: And this is the most unique opportunity that a student,

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Speaker 17: especially a student that wants to go be a leader,

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Speaker 17: could have because of generous donors.

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Speaker 14: Building on the foundation.

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Speaker 17: Of Turning Point Academy, where we have the educator something

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Speaker 17: coming up July tenth through the thirteenth for all educators

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Speaker 17: across the GLO globe. So great opportunity to go to

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Speaker 17: our website. You can see more there. But this opportunity

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Speaker 17: is time sensitive because we've had generous donors. Yes, donate

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Speaker 17: the equivalent of twenty thousand dollars scholarships for every student that's.

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Speaker 10: Accepted, and so they have to pay very little, almost

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Speaker 10: to nothing.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, the students that get accepted, they'll pay one thousand

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Speaker 17: dollars deposit fee just to let us know that they're

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Speaker 17: seriously committed.

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Speaker 14: After they go through the interview process.

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Speaker 10: That's incredible. And so so I'm gonna go back something

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Speaker 10: you said, and I'm sure the turning point Preppier will

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Speaker 10: dive into this. Have you been taught how to learn

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Speaker 10: the truth? Can you say that again and contextualize that more? Please?

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Speaker 14: Right?

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Speaker 17: So, in seminary context and Bible training context, it's called

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Speaker 17: hermeneutics how to get at the truth. Everybody has access

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Speaker 17: to the truth, but it's important to learn how to

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Speaker 17: study the truth. Why so that I don't bring my

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Speaker 17: I do as much as I can to put aside

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Speaker 17: my inclinations and I let the scriptures speak for themselves.

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Speaker 17: We are overrun right now with people quoting from the

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Speaker 17: Bible out and culture saying, oh, this is Jesus, this

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Speaker 17: is truth, and they're really not representing the truth of

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Speaker 17: Jesus at all. They're representing what they thought culture would

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Speaker 17: demand and impose upon them, and then they're slapping scripture

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Speaker 17: on top of it. Instead of that, let's push culture aside,

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Speaker 17: let's let the scriptures speak for themselves, and then let

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Speaker 17: the scriptures define culture, which is so much of what

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Speaker 17: you do and what you have done with turning point

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Speaker 17: in many many regards. So hermeneutics how to study the Bible.

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Speaker 17: Let me learn step by step simple. It's not studying Hebrew,

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Speaker 17: it's not studying Greek. But there are simple God centered ways,

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Speaker 17: not people centered ways to learn to study the Bible.

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Speaker 17: If there's one of the methods is just look, learn live,

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Speaker 17: Look at the text, see what the author is saying

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Speaker 17: to the original audience. Learn from the scriptures based on

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Speaker 17: what it objectively says, and then let's figure out how

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Speaker 17: to live it out.

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Speaker 10: Be right back with more of this exciting announcement with

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Speaker 10: doctor ty Gooch from Turningpoint Academy dot com. But first

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Speaker 10: let's so, let's let's apply that then to would you

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Speaker 10: say that most students coming into prep here have had

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Speaker 10: a Christian education of some sort?

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Speaker 14: Absolutely, absolutely they are.

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Speaker 17: At this point for the applicants that we've gotten number

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Speaker 17: one off the charge in several ways. Some are worship

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Speaker 17: leaders at their churches or in their contexts. Some are

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Speaker 17: already super skilled in the area of graphic design and photography,

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Speaker 17: et cetera. All of them have a testimony of how

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Speaker 17: the Gospel of Christ has already impacted their lives. Many

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Speaker 17: of them already have begun to lead in spiritual context

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Speaker 17: on their campuses or in their homeschool contexts, and now

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Speaker 17: they're just eager for somebody to come alongside them to

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Speaker 17: help them grow on what they've done.

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Speaker 14: You wouldn't believe this.

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Speaker 17: One of the students we learned through the interview process

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Speaker 17: she had just written a document to the local governor

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Speaker 17: to challenge to challenge the public office about the importance

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Speaker 17: of taking a stand on important biblical issues. A thirty

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Speaker 17: page document, well written, presented it. And so we get

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Speaker 17: on this interview and then she says, well, I just

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Speaker 17: got back from.

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Speaker 14: This event, right, What was it?

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Speaker 17: A sports event, a local No, She's standing for important

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Speaker 17: things in our culture for Christ.

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Speaker 10: Amazing, and so what would you say? The end result

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Speaker 10: success would be after nine months of Turning Point Academy.

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Speaker 17: Prep year students will have been thoroughly exposed to what

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Speaker 17: it looks like to walk with Christ. Because of a

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Speaker 17: Biblical understanding of prayer, life and spiritual pursuits, they will

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Speaker 17: be involved in what it means to also go and

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Speaker 17: serve in the community and various contexts. They'll take trips

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Speaker 17: to the capital of the state that we're in, will

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Speaker 17: take trips to public office, and at the end they'll

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Speaker 17: be fortified and their understanding of Biblical warview in a

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Speaker 17: way that equips them to walk into a myriad of

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Speaker 17: different opportunities. Whether it's military, whether it's entrepreneurialship in the marketplace,

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Speaker 17: whether it's going to focus on preparing to be a homemaker,

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Speaker 17: whether it's preparing for public office. They'll have clarity on

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Speaker 17: how their background, their aptitude, their skill sets apply to

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Speaker 17: those different contexts.

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Speaker 10: What would you say is the biggest problem facing Christian education?

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Speaker 17: Yeah, you know, the biggest problem facing Christian education is

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Speaker 17: that it is it's oftentimes marketed as something that it

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Speaker 17: used to be that it no longer is right something

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Speaker 17: that's going to help students understand how to thinkerly.

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Speaker 14: And I wouldn't suggest that that's what it is.

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Speaker 17: I just remember sitting at this incredible institution undergrad receiving

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Speaker 17: class or a lecture, and the professor espouses this content

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Speaker 17: and I'm a freshman, and I thought, oh, he's telling

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Speaker 17: us these facts. I'm taking notes, and I raised my

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Speaker 17: hand asked a question, and I asked, so these facts

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Speaker 17: you're helping us understand and he probably just wait, they're

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Speaker 17: not facts, they're theories. I had no more questions because

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Speaker 17: I thought, I want to hear facts. I want to

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Speaker 17: hear data that is true and time tested. I don't

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Speaker 17: want to hear theories. I can go read about those

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Speaker 17: on my own as I so choose. I want that

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Speaker 17: information that's necessary. So that now is I would say

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Speaker 17: one of the biggest divides is the data. The information

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Speaker 17: that's being presented. Is it fact or is it theory?

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Speaker 17: Ideological and from culture and essentially from man, whereas classical

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Speaker 17: education foundation information moving on to the middle stage, which

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Speaker 17: is understanding, moving to virtue and wisdom, which education I've

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Speaker 17: heard you say education lead. Yeah, it needs to move

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Speaker 17: into that.

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Speaker 7: Now.

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Speaker 17: You know, public public education is saying that they don't

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Speaker 17: extend virtue and wisdom. Oh, but but they are trying

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Speaker 17: to infuse with the ideologies a way in which it's applied.

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Speaker 17: So We've got a great partner and our host at

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Speaker 17: better first year start because the leaders doctor doctory and

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Speaker 17: at Southwestern Baptisteological Seminary, so many like minded leaders there,

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Speaker 17: the provost and the dean of students, great leaders that

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Speaker 17: are going to help us just by helping the environment

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Speaker 17: be created and to create a means through which students

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Speaker 17: might find another one of the pathways, which is academia,

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Speaker 17: where they go and to be influencers. Maybe they're not

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Speaker 17: a lawyer, maybe, but they go into the academia context

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Speaker 17: and get degrees that will have helpful payoff, not just

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Speaker 17: impact the culture.

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Speaker 10: And the They'll also be exposed to the civic virtues

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Speaker 10: as well from a biblical perspective. Correct, why is it

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Speaker 10: the you know, self government and free speech or biblical

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Speaker 10: we'll talk about that as well.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, so well already on turningpoint academy dot com. There

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Speaker 17: are resources for young students and older students alike to

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Speaker 17: understand the Constitution, to understand the Bill of Rights, to

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Speaker 17: walk through economics and our leader, Jennifer Burns, the director

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Speaker 17: of academics. She's laid out a great set of resources. Well,

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Speaker 17: when these students get into the prep year program, they're

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Speaker 17: going to walk through a fresh version, but from a

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Speaker 17: biblical worldview, they'll understand that as you relate it to

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Speaker 17: free speech. You chatted a little bit about that just recently,

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Speaker 17: and to understand that even from Exodus, for instance, everybody

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Speaker 17: being treated poorly, which that did matter to God's heart,

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Speaker 17: But the most redundant, the most thorough expression of concern

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Speaker 17: that God had is that they weren't free to worship

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Speaker 17: him as he had prescribed.

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Speaker 14: And so yes, we will help.

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Speaker 17: Didn't understand the importance of having the right to free speech,

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Speaker 17: having the right to gather freedom freely and to express

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Speaker 14: God in the ways that he described.

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Speaker 15: Governor of the great State of Alabama. I've still got

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Speaker 16: Now that was former college football coaching current US Senator

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Speaker 2: Today, author of.

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Speaker 6: The Mega Doctrine and President of Turning Point USA, hears

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Speaker 6: Charlie kirk.

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Speaker 10: Okay, well back with more of it. First, I need

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Speaker 10: to tell you guys about TikTok. You know a lot

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Speaker 10: of people are asking, baarly, what is it? With TikTok.

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Speaker 10: Why are you partnering with them? Honestly, it's because of

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Speaker 10: the impact. I'm not just doing this for you know,

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Speaker 10: no good reason. Understand. We have reached billions and billions

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Speaker 10: and billions of people on TikTok. America's small businesses rely

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Speaker 10: on TikTok to succeed, helping them attract more customers and

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Speaker 10: drive more growth, from small batch sellers to fast growing

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Speaker 10: brands and ours reaching billions of views. Seventy four percent

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Speaker 10: of businesses on TikTok say it's helped them scale by

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Speaker 10: hiring more employees, boosting sales, and expanding to new locations,

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Speaker 10: like Arizona Taco King, who grew from a mom and

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Speaker 10: more customers. With TikTok's small businesses are thriving, finding their

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Speaker 10: customers and expanding. Learn more about TikTok's contribution to the

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Speaker 10: dot com. Portions of our program are brought to in

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Speaker 10: part by TikTok. It is God's heart for humanity and

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Speaker 10: for his people to live in a free society. He

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Speaker 10: does not tyranny is not in God's plan for his people.

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Speaker 10: So the talk more about like what a model day

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Speaker 10: would be in a Turning Point Academy prep year.

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Speaker 14: That's great.

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Speaker 17: The students are going to be in a cohort format,

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Speaker 17: so they'll be on this campus in this retreat center

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Speaker 17: like context, and they'll wake up in the morning. It'll

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Speaker 17: be mostly a classroom context in the morning where there'll

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Speaker 17: be an expert that comes in for the given week

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Speaker 17: to focus on content, not just delivery, but content exchange,

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Speaker 17: helping the students work through how to apply what they're hearing,

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Speaker 17: what they're learning. So that'll be generally a morning context

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Speaker 17: of learning, and then they'll move to the afternoon where

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Speaker 17: it'll focus more on experience and we'll get out and

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Speaker 17: there'll be physical challenges where we do hikes together, nothing

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Speaker 17: too extreme, just helping students understand that this is a

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Speaker 17: whole life perspective of the gospel impact in someone's life.

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Speaker 17: So they'll go on hikes, we'll go visit different museums

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Speaker 17: and different things like that. We're gonna come to America

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Speaker 17: Fest amazing in December, and that'll cap off the end

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Speaker 17: of the year.

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Speaker 14: But that's generally what a day looks like.

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Speaker 17: And in the evening, there'll be some time they will

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Speaker 17: do some work, they'll do some reading in the evening,

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Speaker 17: and they'll have lots of time to interact with one

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Speaker 17: another in their cohort context. At Southwestern Theological Seminary Baptisty

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Speaker 17: at Seminary, the facility has a swimming pool, they have

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Speaker 17: a fitness center, and so almost two hundred acres.

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Speaker 10: So you get the kind of college amenities that's right

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Speaker 10: in an incredibly intentional context.

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Speaker 17: Super safe, right if I'm a parent sitting my kid

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Speaker 17: off to a place I've never been to before, super safe,

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Speaker 17: the environment there is everything a parent can want and more.

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Speaker 10: And it will also lead itself to what college should be,

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Speaker 10: which means partnership rights and talk about some of the instructors.

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Speaker 10: You yourself will be presenting quite a lot. And and

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Speaker 10: I can't think of almost any other college where they'll

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Speaker 10: get this kind of singular instruction because the class sizes

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Speaker 10: quote unquote will not be hundreds of people.

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Speaker 17: No, No, it'll certainly be under one hundred, and this

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Speaker 17: first year it'll probably be closer to thirty to forty.

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Speaker 10: Which is amazing. You think about the value proposition for

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Speaker 10: a student, it's incredible, right, Yeah.

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Speaker 17: The intentionality, the ability to interact with the mentors not

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Speaker 17: just in that context, but also Lord Willing long term

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Speaker 17: and so so that exchange is going to be super valuable.

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Speaker 17: In addition to the student is learning to take what

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Speaker 17: they learn and take it back to where they go

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Speaker 17: to next.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, so let's talk more about just for a second

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Speaker 10: here equipping disciples, because that really is the goal. And

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Speaker 10: what would you say are some of the not just approaches,

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Speaker 10: the hermeneutical ones, but also just from a theological perspective,

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Speaker 10: some of the things that you've learned and I know

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Speaker 10: you touched on this, but some errors that you want

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Speaker 10: to try to write at this work you're doing at

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Speaker 10: Turning Point Academy.

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Speaker 17: Yet you know, the Apostle Paul makes something super clear

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Speaker 17: and imparts in the Book of Acts and in some

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Speaker 17: of Luke's writings. But there's this tension that exists, and

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Speaker 17: the tension is Am I going to choose to please man?

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Speaker 17: Or am I going to choose to please God?

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Speaker 10: In Acts five?

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Speaker 17: Yeah, that's right, and and and also in Romans twelve

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Speaker 17: and several other places, yes, right, And so as it

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Speaker 17: relates to that, students are going to understand there's some

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Speaker 17: things that God not only asks, not only in advice,

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Speaker 17: but he commands these things of us. And and then

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Speaker 17: he says, you know, you can't do both in Galatians

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Speaker 17: one ten, you can't please man and please God caveat

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Speaker 17: unless man wants what God wants. And then that's how

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Speaker 17: you can get your twofer. But that's not up to me.

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Speaker 17: It's up to me to just stand for what God

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Speaker 17: says how to stand for. So helping students understand what

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Speaker 17: it means to the for courage and you know, the

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Speaker 17: federer and yourself and people like you, Erwin Lutzer as

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Speaker 17: well coming.

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Speaker 10: Into phenomenal, Yeah, just because doctor Hertzburg as well.

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Speaker 17: That's a Hurtzburg that absolutely for sure, time tested truth

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Speaker 17: tellers with humility and strength and grace all wrapped up

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Speaker 17: in one package.

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Speaker 14: So I would say that's what makes it distinctive.

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Speaker 17: It's not just information being delivered, but it's with courage

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Speaker 17: and clarity, which is another thing that Paul says, Just

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Speaker 17: make open statements of the truth. Make open statements of

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Speaker 17: the truth. Don't worry about trying to package it and

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Speaker 17: trying to figure out how it's Yeah, it's it's Paul's

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Speaker 17: heart because he's concerned.

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Speaker 10: Where did Paul say that.

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Speaker 17: He says it in Second Corinthians, chapter four, verse three

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Speaker 17: through four, and in his first book to the Church

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Speaker 17: in corinth he says, don't come with wisdom and knowledge

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Speaker 17: of man. Why there's something at stake, because if you

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Speaker 17: don't choose to proclaim the Gospel of Christ and Jesus

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Speaker 17: Christ resurrected, then you have the risk of teaching people

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Speaker 17: to follow you and avoiding following God, because then the

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Speaker 17: power now is about me and it's not.

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Speaker 14: I'm gonna live and die.

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Speaker 10: That was Moses' great sin. Yeah, that's right, because he

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Speaker 10: thought he could he could actually turn the rock into

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Speaker 10: the water. So okay, that's amazing. So turning point academy

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Speaker 10: dot com and so the UH people can apply right now.

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Speaker 17: They can they can as a three step process. You

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Speaker 17: walk through that place on the website. It walks right

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Speaker 17: through at the bottom when you go to Turning Point

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Speaker 17: Academy dot com forward slash prep year, you go scroll

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Speaker 17: down to the bottom. I've given you all the content,

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Speaker 17: so just get right down to it and get to

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Speaker 17: the first step, which is to fill out an interest form.

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Speaker 17: But time is running short because the spaces are filling

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Speaker 17: up and we don't have forever. We just want to

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Speaker 17: solidify and start moving forward.

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Speaker 10: So and fill out this September.

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Speaker 17: This all fall twenty twenty five because of generous donors, jennif.

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Speaker 17: Donors have said, we want this to happen, we want

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Speaker 17: it to happen now, and so we we say, yes,

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Speaker 17: of course, we want this to happened too.

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Speaker 14: Yes, so they go to phase two.

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Speaker 17: They can go right to phase two right now, and

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Speaker 17: they can fill out the application and then send off

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Speaker 17: their reference forms, after which we will set them up

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Speaker 17: for an interview and the process we'll get going from there.

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Speaker 10: I will say that what you've put together and the

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Speaker 10: team is put together at Turning Point Academy, this will

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Speaker 10: be far more life changing than just another year at

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Speaker 10: a you know, college. You'll dive deep into these ideas.

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Speaker 10: You'll come out as a sharp biblical citizen, and it

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Speaker 10: will take some work too.

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Speaker 17: Write it will, Yeah, it will. It's not it's not

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Speaker 17: a lazy program. It's not just come and you know,

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Speaker 17: sit by the pool side. And but it's gonna be

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Speaker 17: and it's not just gonna be academically engaging. It's gonna

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Speaker 17: engage their hearts. It's gonna challenge some of their preconceptions.

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Speaker 10: So yeah, it will and and provoke them towards the

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Speaker 10: higher things and the ultimate purpose.

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Speaker 14: That's right.

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Speaker 10: Well, we're super excited, doctor Gooch. Any final thoughts here,

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Speaker 10: and thank you for joining the team and about education

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Speaker 10: or what we're trying to do at Turning Point Academy.

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Speaker 17: It's great to be a part of the team. And

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Speaker 17: I would just say go to Turning Point Academy dot.

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Speaker 10: Com force last year that everybody do that right now

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Speaker 10: and apply.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, you won't find a better opportunity and the scholarships

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Speaker 17: won't last forever, so get in.

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Speaker 14: On it and make sure that you get the opportun so.

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Speaker 10: Right now, just so you hear it. If you are

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Speaker 10: a high school senior eighteen to twenty years old, oh

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Speaker 10: that okay, or if you maybe you're not.

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Speaker 14: You may have.

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Speaker 17: Graduated last year and you may have realized that there

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Speaker 17: isn't a great option you're excited about.

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Speaker 14: Come will help you get into.

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Speaker 10: It superfordable and you might be just drifting or you

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Speaker 10: might just kind of be wondering. This is pretty It's

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Speaker 10: an amazing opportunity, right that you could go in Fort Worth,

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Speaker 10: Texas and combines foundational, classical Christian and civic curriculum with

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Speaker 10: immersive skill based environment. I mean, that's as good as

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Speaker 10: it gets. Yeah, I would say, is there anything like

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Speaker 10: this in the country.

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Speaker 17: There's nothing exactly like this, And even if someone created it,

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Speaker 17: what hasn't happened is it hasn't been created for a

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Speaker 17: scholarship exchange for free.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean it just I think about it, like,

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Speaker 10: there's this idea of a prep year and this could

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Speaker 10: get really big. I mean, this could get thousands of

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Speaker 10: students that.

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Speaker 17: Every time people hear about it, they want it more

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Speaker 17: and they want it in their city. And it is

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Speaker 17: coming to Illinois next fall. So Renovay maybe Virginia, that's right,

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Speaker 17: that's right, and so it's already lined up, contract signed,

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Speaker 17: committed to work with our partners at JUTS University with

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Speaker 17: doctor Krum there.

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Speaker 10: Well. Then the other advantage is that since they're on

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Speaker 10: a college campus. They've get some of the campus vibe

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Speaker 10: or activities, and that's energy.

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Speaker 14: Right, that's right. They get a chance to kind of

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Speaker 14: appear in and maybe even to influence.

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Speaker 10: Yes, yes, because they'll be learning stuff they might not

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Speaker 10: always be learning there, absolutely, doctor Gooch, Thank you so much.

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Speaker 10: It's Turningpoint Academy dot com. It's right there on the

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Speaker 10: front page. Prep Year, Preparing for life, leadership and impact.

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Speaker 10: We put this together. Doctor Gooch deserves the credit. HUTS

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Speaker 10: deserves the credit for transmit Formative Opportunity Ages eighteen nineteen twenty. Right,

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Speaker 10: eighteen nineteen twenty. You guys can go live nine months

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Speaker 10: in Fort Worth, Texas. Maybe if you live nearby. It's

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Speaker 10: not that big of a lift, and you will learn

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Speaker 10: things will that will change your whole life. It's what

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Speaker 10: college should be. And then you guys can go get

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Speaker 10: whatever degree and do there. But that sets you on

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Speaker 10: the course, and it's it's kind of a dream because

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Speaker 10: I talk about college scam and all. This this is

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Speaker 10: what we need. This is the foundation. So Turning Point

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Speaker 10: Academy dot com. Doctor Gooch, thank you so much, thank you,

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Speaker 10: thank you.

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Speaker 14: Charlie. Check it out.

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Speaker 10: Turning Point academy dot com and again go to Turningpoint

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Speaker 10: academy dot com. That is Turningpoint academy dot com to

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Speaker 10: learn more about prep. Here, doctor tid Gooch did an

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Speaker 10: amazing job. That is Turningpoint Academy dot com. Okay, everybody,

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Speaker 10: this is my conversation at Cambridge University. I thought it

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Speaker 10: did pretty well. To be perfectly honest, it was an

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Speaker 10: incredibly difficult environment. I walk in no applause, just stares

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Speaker 10: and glares from the Cambridge intelligencya four hundred people against

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Speaker 10: me and a professor. I talked to the President of Cambridge,

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Speaker 10: who didn't even do the nice cities, just went straight

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Speaker 10: into trying to brutalize me publicly. I kept my calm,

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Speaker 10: I kept my cool. I felt pretty good about the

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Speaker 10: points I made. There's some points I probably could have

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Speaker 10: made better. Hi, everyone, and.

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Speaker 18: Thank you for joining us tonight I'll speak of tonight.

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Speaker 18: Is Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative commentator. He's founder and

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Speaker 18: CEO of Turning Point SA, which is a pin on

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Speaker 18: over three thousand high school and college campuses. It is

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Speaker 18: the largest and fastest growing youth activist organization in USA,

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Speaker 18: and he's written four books. Thank you for joining us today.

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Speaker 10: Thank you great to be here.

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Speaker 15: Yeah.

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Speaker 18: So I'll start with some questions from me, and then

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Speaker 18: we're going to move to the questions from the audience

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Speaker 18: for the people who've submitted them and will be asking

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Speaker 18: them at the dispatch box. My first question is about

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Speaker 18: Turning Point Ussay's Professor Watchlist. Its mission is described as

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Speaker 18: exposing college professors who discriminate against conservative students and advanced

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Speaker 18: leftist propaganda in the classroom, with examples including feminism.

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Speaker 10: Abortion, and socialism.

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Speaker 18: How would you respond to critics such as PEN America

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Speaker 18: who see it as supporting what it claims to the ride,

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Speaker 18: which is the intimidation and ostracization of those who express controversial.

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Speaker 10: Views on campus. Well, we're getting right into it, aren't we.

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Speaker 10: Thank you so yeah. Just by background, Turning Port USA

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Speaker 10: has now grown to be the largest camp this conservative

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Speaker 10: organization in the country. I come from a view that

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Speaker 10: conservatism is widely underrepresented in American campuses, and by conservatism

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Speaker 10: I literally mean the defense of Western values, free markets,

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Speaker 10: rule of law, individual initiative, entrepreneurship, the constitution, so on,

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Speaker 10: and so forth. And an American college campus is in particular,

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Speaker 10: and I don't know. I'm guessing that this campus is

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Speaker 10: I don't even want to guess. We'll see what happens

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Speaker 10: But I do know that there are some great professors

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Speaker 10: that do teach the Western canon. Which is far too

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Speaker 10: missing from American universities is that American college campuses have

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Speaker 10: become a place where they strive to everyone look different

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Speaker 10: but think the same. And in America, university and college

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Speaker 10: tuition is through the roof, and students and parents have

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Speaker 10: a moral obligation to know who is teaching their kids.

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Speaker 10: And for these professors that have such a major objection

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Speaker 10: for being on our professor watch list, if they don't

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Speaker 10: say obscene things, then they will not end up on

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Speaker 10: our watchless. I'm talking about professors that were excited about

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Speaker 10: what happened on October seventh. I'm sorry. If you're excited

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Speaker 10: about what happened to October seventh, then you deserve to

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Speaker 10: be on a professor watchless and people should know all

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Speaker 10: about you. And if people want to fire you as

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Speaker 10: a consequence of that, or if people don't want to

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Speaker 10: go to that school as a consequence of that, then

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Speaker 10: so be it. And so what was the criticism exactly?

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Speaker 18: It was that the watchless supports what it claims to

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Speaker 18: the ride, which is the intimidation and ostracization.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean sorry, thank you. If the publicizing of

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Speaker 10: certain ideas is intimidation, then I think that's just laughable.

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Speaker 10: It is using our own free speech to expose professors

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Speaker 10: who we believe is or making America worst country. And

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Speaker 10: in fact, I believe in America higher education has largely

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Speaker 10: posed a threat to Western values. Let me tell you

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Speaker 10: the States, there's never been a better time to explore

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Speaker 10: And I think we need more students and more parents

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Speaker 10: to realize the moral rot that universities have become in

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Speaker 10: the Western world.

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Speaker 18: So turning point account to me mentions the importance of

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Speaker 18: promoting intellectual growth. How would you respond to critics that

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Speaker 18: such an education system stifles intellectual growth to establishing a

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Speaker 18: fixed set of values, for example, regarding God's life beginning

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Speaker 18: at conception and two genders, rather than promoting intellectual diversity.

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Speaker 10: Sure, I mean, at some point you're going to have

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Speaker 10: to get to a truth claim. So even to say

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Speaker 10: that you want an intellectual diversity means that you think

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Speaker 10: in intellectual diversity matters. But by what standard? So you

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Speaker 10: have to actually some point say that something is good.

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Speaker 10: So if someone says, well the criticism that you're going

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Speaker 10: to tell a kid that something is good something else,

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Speaker 10: you should have intellectual diversity. Okay, why by what standard?

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Speaker 10: By what book, by what scholar, by what author, by

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Speaker 10: what worldview? We believe as an organization that the West

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Speaker 10: is the best for many certain for many reasons, in

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Speaker 10: particular my own personal views. I'm a Christian, I'm not

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Speaker 10: ashamed of it. And Christianity brought to the world things

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Speaker 10: that we all take for granted. Tom Holland, who actually

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Speaker 10: was educated here and is one of the great classicists

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Speaker 10: and taught himself ancient Greek, he wrote in his book

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Speaker 10: Dominion that even if you hate Christianity, your critique of

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Speaker 10: Christianity is actually using Christianity itself. And so this idea

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Speaker 10: of intellectual diversity, I totally support that, and I think

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Speaker 10: that students should read different books and should read different authors.

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Speaker 10: At some point, though the purpose of education is not

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Speaker 10: to have an endless buffet line for students to sample

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Speaker 10: every bad idea in the world. It's to point them

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Speaker 10: to the good, the true, and the beautiful. And I

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Speaker 10: think we've lost what the purpose education is. Education in

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Speaker 10: Latin literally means to lead forth, to lead forth out

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Speaker 10: of the cave, was the original analogy. And so at

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Speaker 10: Turning Point Academy, we take the biblical idea to train

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Speaker 10: a child up in the ways in which they will go,

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Speaker 10: and we make no apologies for instituting a belief that

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Speaker 10: believing in God is better than secularism. The defense of

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Speaker 10: universal human equality is a good for all humanity, amongst

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Speaker 10: many other things that you articulated.

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Speaker 18: So how would you reconcile the importance of freedom, which

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Speaker 18: is listed as Turning Point USSAYS mission on your website,

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Speaker 18: with the restrictions on bodily autonomy which you support, including abortion,

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Speaker 18: transaffirming healthcare, and birth control. And how would you respond

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Speaker 18: to criticism of your limited view of freedom?

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Speaker 10: Sure, so, first of all, birth control, I don't have

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Speaker 10: that stronger views of so I mean, except the fact

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Speaker 10: that I've criticized how actually young people that take young

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Speaker 10: women that take hormonal birth control might have side effects

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Speaker 10: that are not always disclosed them. As far as abortion

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Speaker 10: and trans affirming care, I'll get in that in a second,

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Speaker 10: but if I find it well, not from you, of course,

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Speaker 10: but some of the people that are always very critical

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Speaker 10: of Charlie. Why don't you just believe in bodyly autonomy?

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Speaker 10: I'm sorry, didn't you just mandate a vaccine for the

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Speaker 10: last couple years? I couldn't fit your country for two

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Speaker 10: years because I didn't take a vaccine. So it's my body,

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Speaker 10: my choice unless it's so it's my body, my choice

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Speaker 10: if it's another human being in the womb. But it's

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Speaker 10: not my body my choice if I want to take

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Speaker 10: a vaccine that was either safe nor effective. And we

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Speaker 10: almost be very honest about the fact that the public

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Speaker 10: health experts of both of our countries never apologized for

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Speaker 10: the fact that they made you take a vaccine that,

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Speaker 10: by the way, has a lot of side effects for

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Speaker 10: a lot of people in this room, and no one

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Speaker 10: wants to say that as a side note, though, all

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Speaker 10: the bodily autonomy people and you guys can laugh all

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Speaker 10: you want, it's fine. All the bodily autonomy people suddenly

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Speaker 10: got really silent when we decided to say we're going

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Speaker 10: to control your body and control the movement of what

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Speaker 10: you can do. You can't go to the pub, you

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Speaker 10: can't go to the local gathering of friends, you can't

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Speaker 10: go to university. You can't even go to the UK

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Speaker 10: if you don't have a card. So that's a fun

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01:32:53,320 --> 01:32:55,960
Speaker 10: contradiction for me. At the same time, there's a difference

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Speaker 10: between freedom or liberty and license. Liberty is the pursuit

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Speaker 10: of things that allow human beings to flourish at its

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Speaker 10: highest possible potential. License is not those things. So in

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Speaker 10: the first thing, you do not have a ability and

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Speaker 10: I'm sure there will be a question about this. Under

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Speaker 10: any agreed upon Western morality, which is derived from a

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Speaker 10: Christian construct, to murder another human being, you do not

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01:33:16,560 --> 01:33:19,640
Speaker 10: have that freedom. And so we believe, obviously, because we

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01:33:19,760 --> 01:33:23,040
Speaker 10: believe in very basic biology and science, that life begins

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01:33:23,080 --> 01:33:26,880
Speaker 10: at conception, and therefore that life deserves universal human rights

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01:33:27,160 --> 01:33:31,120
Speaker 10: as derided as applied equally under our laws. Okay, I'll

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Speaker 10: be back tomorrow with more. This is your reminder to

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Speaker 10: join members dot Charliekirk dot com to watch this full interview.

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Speaker 10: I got to dash to the White House. God bless

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Speaker 10: you guys. Talk to you soon thanks so much,