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Speaker 2: It comes at a time when the country is deeply divided,

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Speaker 3: No?

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Speaker 5: When you say the country is deeply divided, I'm not

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Speaker 4: Joe Biden's the president, but.

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Speaker 5: So when you say it's deeply divided, I agree. But

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Speaker 5: Biden's the president, I'm not. And he has been a

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Speaker 5: he went after his political opponent, me. He went after

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Speaker 5: Because I think it was too big to rig, So

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Speaker 4: You know what, I'm interested in drilling.

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Speaker 5: You would think if the press was unfair to me.

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Speaker 5: It's fair only in that you allowed me to say

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Speaker 7: It's you know, the objective is one thing, the process

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Speaker 9: the mafia. The same thing. And again, the literature, historical

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Speaker 9: So you hire the people who are going to get it,

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Speaker 10: That this suggests for all of those who want to

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Speaker 5: I'm really looking to make our country successful. I'm not

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Speaker 4: Bring it back.

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Speaker 5: We have a country now that's overridden with crime, that

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Speaker 8: This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 11: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 12: He's not got a free shot all these networks lying

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Speaker 8: The people have had a belly full of it. I

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Speaker 11: I know you've tried to do everything in the world

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Speaker 8: It's going to happen. And where do people like that

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Speaker 13: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 11: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 8: It's Monday, nine December, Year of Alert twenty twenty four.

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Speaker 11: As you come in today here at ten am Eastern

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Speaker 11: Pete has a meeting with Jony Ernst I think at

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Speaker 11: two o'clock this afternoon.

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Speaker 8: Cash, I think is starting already.

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Speaker 11: Cash is going to see John Cornyn, also going to

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Speaker 11: Pete Heseth sec DEF nominee comes back up for another

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Speaker 11: think Linda McMahon maybe me started Howard let can be

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Speaker 8: At least get in there.

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Speaker 11: And our recommendation, a strong recommendation, is to once again

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Speaker 8: What is does that mean when they get back after the.

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Speaker 11: New Year's break, when the new Congress has sworn in.

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Speaker 11: seeing you should do them with Boom. You should come

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Speaker 11: You saw an amazing interview with President Trump. It was

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Speaker 11: We're going to come back in a moment. Johnny contacts

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Speaker 11: And here's how we know, Peter Baker about the criminality

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Speaker 8: We got these rats cornered like the rats they are.

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Speaker 8: This is why these things have to be like Caesar's wife.

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Speaker 11: And when they see that, they're finished. They're so clever

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Speaker 6: de facto exited months before the new one is sworn in.

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Speaker 6: And there are three reasons why that story is really important. First,

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Speaker 6: it gets to the illegitimacy of the Biden regime. We're

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Speaker 6: told that he won over eighty one million votes in

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Speaker 6: twenty twenty seven million more than Trump did. But if

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Speaker 6: that were honest, if he were legitimate, every Democrat would

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Speaker 6: be coming to him, would have come to him this year,

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Speaker 6: and would be coming to him now About talking to

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Speaker 6: Biden with respect to how did you do this? How

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Speaker 6: is it that you defeated Trump? What advice? What lessons

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Speaker 6: do you have for us? Biden, accordingly, right, did something

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Speaker 6: that even the heavyweights Clinton and Obama didn't do with

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Speaker 6: that massive electoral popular vote win. How did they do that?

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Speaker 6: But they're not asking him those questions at all. The

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Speaker 6: story in Politico notes one Democrats saying that its White

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Speaker 6: House is a total vacuum, and that another Democrat said

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Speaker 6: they're just trying to forget his name. They want him

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Speaker 6: out of town as soon as possible. So he's got

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Speaker 6: the lowest of low profiles, and as surrogates do. So

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Speaker 6: you don't see Rokanna aoc Wittmer Newsom coming to kiss

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Speaker 6: the ring. You don't see anybody asking Biden about the

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Speaker 6: DNC chairmanship election, asking for his endorsement, which you're going

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Speaker 6: to have on February first of twenty twenty five. Nobody's

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Speaker 6: looking to Biden to inform the strategies that the parties

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Speaker 6: should the party should adopt to thwart Trump. So it

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Speaker 6: just shows that of course he didn't win. Fairly, he

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Speaker 6: didn't win Honestly, No surrogates are defending him in public

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Speaker 6: and explaining his greatness. Second, his party is punishing him

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Speaker 6: to be sure he did what he could to step

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Speaker 6: over Harris's all over Harris's campaign. But more fundamentally, there

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Speaker 6: are deep and ancient hatreds among the Democratic Party, and

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Speaker 6: the political story in particular illustrates that the great divisions

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Speaker 6: and the party are rooted in the fact they don't

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Speaker 6: know which way to go because those divisions are not

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Speaker 6: resolved whether to stay hard left or make noises about

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Speaker 6: going immoderate away. So Againe, your surrogates are absent, and

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Speaker 6: people are telling Biden that he should just be upstairs

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Speaker 6: watching reruns of The Golden Girls and murders. She wrote. Thirdly,

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Speaker 6: and this is the key point, dangerous point to improve

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Speaker 6: his image with Democrats. The story, the political story in

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Speaker 6: particular again is telling him he needs to get off

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Speaker 6: his duff. He needs to do what he can to

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Speaker 6: hurt Trump in the next forty two days. That means pardons, paroles,

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Speaker 6: special classes for illegal immigrant rants Trump Ukraine for example,

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Speaker 6: thwarting Trump in Ukraine and elsewhere. So the story is

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Speaker 6: telling Biden to get off his stuff, get into action

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Speaker 6: to hurt Trump as much as possible, to help the

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Speaker 6: Democratic Party because today only Biden for the next forty

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Speaker 6: two days and then the Rhino Republicans in the Senate

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Speaker 6: are going to be able to thwart Trump's agenda. So

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Speaker 6: they're telling him to get going, work harder, do more

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Speaker 6: to thwart Trump.

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Speaker 11: Do my thesis that we've got them cornered in the

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Speaker 11: fact that they do these blanket preemptive pardons, which are

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Speaker 11: unheard of in American history.

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Speaker 8: Blanket preemptive pardons, we've got them.

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Speaker 11: Amy Clobcher and a lot of the more responsible Democrats saying,

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Speaker 11: you can't do this.

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Speaker 8: I'm not supportive of you're going to blow us up.

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Speaker 11: But if they don't do it, they've opened themselves up

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Speaker 11: for these legitimate and continuous investigations.

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Speaker 14: Your thoughts, sir, well, I think the Democrats are solely

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Speaker 14: concerned with power at the end of the day, so

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Speaker 14: they'll do whatever is necessary to sustain that and to

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Speaker 14: shield the party and the key actors who are involved

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Speaker 14: in those.

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Speaker 6: Activities from any type of justice. So I expect massive

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Speaker 6: pardons Steve like we've never seen in those instances, but

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Speaker 6: also for groups that we're not talking about, for example,

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Speaker 6: the illegal aliens. And of course it's a legal issue

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Speaker 6: whether you can parole them, whether you can create special classes.

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Speaker 6: But he's got forty two days to take a sledgehammer

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Speaker 6: to the United States and the pillars of our society,

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Speaker 6: our economy, our culture, our national security. We should expect

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Speaker 6: that he's going to again, you know, turn off the TV,

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Speaker 6: no more Golden Girls episodes and get to work hitting

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Speaker 6: the United States as hard as you can to thwart Trump.

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Speaker 6: That is the whole point.

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Speaker 11: Doctors, your social media, where do people get your writings?

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Speaker 8: Thank you very much, Steve, doctor Thayer, thank you so much.

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Speaker 11: We're going to be losing a lot of our We've

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Speaker 8: To join me.

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Speaker 15: Or you can push back against Trumpism, and remember California

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Speaker 15: is like the size of a country.

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Speaker 8: Fifth or sixth large powerful economy.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, so if California starts pushing back against the federal government,

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Speaker 15: I mean, this could be opening the door or something

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Speaker 7: You mentioned, Kevin, youw some last month you had Governor JB.

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Speaker 7: this Governor Safeguarding Democracy Group basically to kind of advance

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Speaker 7: policies on a state level that can push back against

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Speaker 7: anything that the federal government tries to do that could encroach,

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Speaker 7: if you will, on civil liberties or our fundamental basic

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Speaker 7: rights in this country. Your thoughts on that, whether that can.

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Speaker 9: Be effective, Well, we'll see if it's going to be factive.

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Speaker 9: Guessing whether it's going to be effective is not in

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Speaker 9: my academic purview.

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Speaker 8: But we're going to see, as far as my.

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Speaker 9: Job goes universities, we'll see weaponizing Title six against universities.

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Speaker 9: We're going to hear talk of anti white discrimination, maybe

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Speaker 9: anti Christian discrimination.

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Speaker 8: So we'll see that.

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Speaker 9: We'll see a kind of retribution for the federal civil

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Speaker 9: rights focus.

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Speaker 8: On the South over the decades.

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Speaker 9: This is, as some people say, this is the ultimate

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Speaker 9: victory of the suse so we're going to see that.

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Speaker 8: And of course, the South used.

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Speaker 9: Tactics to fight back against federal civil rights enforcement. And

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Speaker 9: of course, you know, you have large black populations in

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Speaker 9: the South who do not have much power still. So

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Speaker 9: I'm not sure that we can do that consistently with

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Speaker 9: our democratic ideals, play some of the same tricks, but

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Speaker 9: it's going to be important to at least look and

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Speaker 9: see how the.

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Speaker 8: South did up.

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Speaker 9: Institutions like my own, Yale and other universities need to

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Speaker 9: take on multiple threats at once because they affect us.

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Speaker 9: For instance, the attacks on immigration. Well, the United States

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Speaker 9: is the greatest university system in the world. Everyone sends

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Speaker 9: their kids to our universities.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, I think it's great that the people come

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Speaker 11: to Yale and Harvard and to the best university we

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Speaker 11: have in the country.

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Speaker 8: I think it's very positive. We ought to.

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Speaker 11: Clip and exit visa on the degree when they get

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Speaker 11: it and go back to their home to make their

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Speaker 11: home great again. We don't want to be some imperial

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Speaker 11: power that sucks up all the brains and talent from

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Speaker 11: the world and keep them here.

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Speaker 8: In the United States. We don't want to do that.

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Speaker 11: That's the way you make a world in which these

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Speaker 11: brighters have been sucked up by somebody else.

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Speaker 8: We want those countries to thrive.

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Speaker 11: We want those countries to be robust, We want those

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Speaker 11: countries to be.

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Speaker 8: Peaceful and prosperous.

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Speaker 11: The way you do that is make sure that their talent,

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Speaker 11: the talent from their people are back in the countries

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Speaker 11: making them great again. Kind of a logic there right there,

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Speaker 11: You see though about stopping trump Ism and stopping MAGA.

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Speaker 8: This is a full throat that you have many alternative

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Speaker 8: kind of versions of how this is going. Mike Davis

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Speaker 8: is going to join us in a minute to walk

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Speaker 8: through Mark Elias.

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Speaker 11: He's got this new kind of resistance movement, and Elias

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Speaker 11: walks through why the first one in sixteen he didn't

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Speaker 11: think was particularly work, But they're much They got a

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Speaker 11: different angle of attack. Now you've got Newsom's going to

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Speaker 11: be the front line with these governors, You've got guys

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Speaker 11: in the hill.

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Speaker 8: It's all over one thing. I just want to go

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Speaker 8: back on what Mike Davis is.

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Speaker 11: So Mike de Trump at the institutions and I keep

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Speaker 11: seeing saying right now we have to seize the institution.

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Speaker 11: Trump is clearly president right now. Right he goes to France,

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Speaker 11: they're all run around.

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Speaker 8: These are guys that.

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Speaker 11: Did everything possible to defeat him, and now everything possible

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Speaker 11: to try to Trump proof it. You've heard that phrase,

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Speaker 11: trump proof it. Yet they're all there trying to kiss

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Speaker 11: the ring. So they're saying the institutions have to push back.

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Speaker 11: I'm saying we should do a better job of seizing

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Speaker 11: the institutions. Part of that is, I think take on

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Speaker 11: the Senate as an institution.

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Speaker 8: With Mitch McConnell.

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Speaker 11: We've got Cash, Buttel, we have Pete, hegxath and it's

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Speaker 11: imperative that both Pete and Cash get confirmed, if nothing

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Speaker 11: less than to send a message that President Trump is

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Speaker 11: going to have his the administration he wants, not the

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Speaker 11: one that Mitch McConnell wants. Mike, I've got to ask you.

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Speaker 11: Amy Klobracher over the weekend has said this. She said, Look,

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Speaker 11: I'm not a fan of these preemptive of these blanket

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Speaker 11: preemptive partons. I don't even know what they are, but

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Speaker 11: I don't like it. I don't like the sound of it.

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Speaker 11: We've kind of got these guys cornered. Now they're spending

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Speaker 11: all their time at the White House thinking about these pardons.

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Speaker 8: If they give them, I think the Democratic Party is

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Speaker 8: absolutely destroyed.

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Speaker 11: It kind of breaks in two if they don't get them.

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Speaker 11: Like President Trump said, he's not there for retribution, but hey,

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Speaker 11: if somebody did something wrong, you know, somebody did something wrong,

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Speaker 11: it's going to have to be investigated.

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Speaker 8: Your thoughts, sir, I would.

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Speaker 12: Ask this, Steve, why do they need to give out

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Speaker 12: these preemptive pardons that they've done nothing wrong? Have they

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Speaker 12: broken the law? Have they committed felonies? And they're showing

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Speaker 12: their hand that they know that they have. Otherwise, why

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Speaker 12: would they want to issue these blanket preemptive pardons, like,

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Speaker 12: for example, to these Democrats prosecutors and attorneys and judges, yes, judges,

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Speaker 12: and other operatives who ran this illegal republic ending lawfare

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Speaker 12: against Trump his top aids. You, Steve and Peter Devarro

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Speaker 12: went to prison his supporters on January sixth, who were

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Speaker 12: politically persecuted. That sounds like a criminal conspiracy against rights

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Speaker 12: to me. When you politicize and weaponize federal intel agencies

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Speaker 12: in law and law enforcement against your political enemies.

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Speaker 8: Eighteen USC. Section two forty one.

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Speaker 12: Or for example, when Tony Foult she he created illegally

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Speaker 12: created COVID in the Wuhan lab, he funded it illegally,

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Speaker 12: he lied about it, he covered it up, he obstructed justice,

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Speaker 12: and then that led to the deaths of millions and

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Speaker 12: trillions of dollars in lost treasure and years of human

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Speaker 12: misery because of this experiment that Tony Fauci created called

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Speaker 12: COVID and so, and then you look at illegal immigration.

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Speaker 12: These various officials in the federal governments, the Biden White House, DHS,

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Speaker 12: Justice Department, state governors, local officials are illegally importing and

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Speaker 12: harboring illegal immigrants. That is a federal crime that is

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Speaker 12: clearly illegal to aid and a bet harboring or harboring

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Speaker 12: or concealing illegal immigrants. And there must be consequences for

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Speaker 12: this criminal activity because as they told us for four years,

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Speaker 12: no buddies above the law. When they went after parents

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Speaker 12: outraged by gender chaos and schools, they sent the FBI

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Speaker 12: after them and said, nobody's above the law. When pro

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Speaker 12: life Christians were praying out abortion clinics, including a seventy

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Speaker 12: five year old Christian who got sent to prison by

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Speaker 12: the Biden Justice Department. Under the Face Act, they said,

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Speaker 12: nobody's above the law. So I agree, nobody's above the law.

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Speaker 12: And if a grand jury, for example, in the Southern

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Speaker 12: District of Florida indicts under conspiracy against rights, we could

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Speaker 12: say that a grand jury indicted, so the charges are

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Speaker 12: clearly legitimate. And then when these cases are heard before

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Speaker 12: maybe Judge Cannon down in the Southern District of Florida

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Speaker 12: and a jury down there in Fort Pierce, Florida finds

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Speaker 12: them guilty.

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Speaker 8: We're just following the law.

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Speaker 11: Mike, tell me about you've been doing work now on

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Speaker 11: the resistance. One of the fights they've got is Mark Elias.

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Speaker 11: And there's many different fronts of this. You get the governors,

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Speaker 11: you have guys on Capitol Hill, the NGOs, and the media.

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Speaker 8: Walk me through.

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Speaker 11: Mark Ollias is one of the smartest guys they've got

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Speaker 11: out there. He's taking a quite different tack than they tried.

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Speaker 11: The resistance in sixteen when we had ten thousand people

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Speaker 11: outside of Trump Tower every day protesting. They almost shut

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Speaker 11: down the inauguration, particularly the inauguration balls that took place

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Speaker 11: by protests. They had the pink hat protests. I think

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Speaker 11: one hundred thousand women showed up on that Saturday. Just

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Speaker 11: walk me through, and I know we're going to play

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Speaker 11: some clips before we get to the clips. Walk me through,

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Speaker 11: Mark Olias, why is he taking leadership in this and

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Speaker 11: what is his theory?

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Speaker 8: The case Mark.

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Speaker 12: Olias is the best operatives that Democrats have because all

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Speaker 12: he cares about.

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Speaker 8: Is winning, right.

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Speaker 12: It's earning power and using power, and that's how Democrats operate,

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Speaker 12: and frankly, that's how Republicans must start operating and stop

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Speaker 12: being stupid. We'll earn power and then we don't use

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Speaker 12: power right like we did last time. So this time

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Speaker 12: we earn power, we need you use power. Mark Olias

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Speaker 12: talks about how in twenty sixteen, Democrats were shots by

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Speaker 12: President Trump's win and they thought it was a one off,

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Speaker 12: it was an anomaly, it was a mistake by the

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Speaker 12: American electorates. In twenty twenty four, Mark Ollias understands that

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Speaker 12: President Trump changed the Republican Party, changed the country, and

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Speaker 12: actually won a decisive victory in twenty twenty four. And

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Speaker 12: so Mark Ollias wants to move the Democrat Party from

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Speaker 12: organic resistance of twenty sixteen to organized resistance in twenty

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Speaker 12: twenty four and that includes five points. It's winning elections.

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Speaker 12: The Democrat Party can't just be woke. It has to

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Speaker 12: have a big tent of ideas. They're talking about new

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Speaker 12: institutions within the Democrat Party, revamping the Democrat Party for

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Speaker 12: better coordination. They need to do a better job communicating

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Speaker 12: with the Democrat Party. Mark Elias organizes because their brand

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Speaker 12: is tiph and the most important that Mark Elias talks

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Speaker 12: about is using the courts aggressively to enact their agenda.

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Speaker 12: Being liberal, judicial activist, not being principled, not caring about

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Speaker 12: the political fallout, not caring about, you know, following a

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Speaker 12: judicial philosophy. Mark Elias's judicial philosophy is winning power, earning power,

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Speaker 12: and using power.

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Speaker 8: Do we have a clip? Can we play the can

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Speaker 8: we play? Let's go and play the first clip. Let's

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Speaker 8: go and play the first clip right now, and we'll

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Speaker 8: have Mike come in on it.

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Speaker 13: Movement and accomplished some really important things. But that what

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Speaker 13: we need now is really something new, what I've called

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Speaker 13: the opposition, something much more durable and much more sort

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Speaker 13: of long term.

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Speaker 16: Mark, Like you said, the resistance movement wasn't a total failure.

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Speaker 16: We saw really historic victories in the twenty eighteen mid terms,

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Speaker 16: for example, A lot of that was powered by the

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Speaker 16: resistance buy down ballot, liberals, Democrats, progressives joining together and

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Speaker 16: making changes. What are some lessons we can learn from,

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Speaker 16: you know, twenty sixteen to twenty twenty one as we

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Speaker 16: prep for twenty twenty five and beyond.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I look page.

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Speaker 13: I think the first thing that we ought to learn

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Speaker 13: from that experience is that resistance worked. You know, Donald

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Speaker 13: Trump campaigned, among other things, on a platform of repealing

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Speaker 13: the Affordable Care Act so called Obamacare, and he came

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Speaker 13: very close to doing so. But it was the results

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Speaker 13: of the resistance movement that kept that from happening. Like

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Speaker 13: you can thank you know, the fact that you have

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Speaker 13: your healthcare and that you have seen expansions to it

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Speaker 13: to the resistance. The fact is that the resistance movement

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Speaker 13: embraced the courts, and the courts played a very, very

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Speaker 13: central role in preventing a lot of really terrible things

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Speaker 13: from happening during Donald Trump's first term. People forget how

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Speaker 13: many cases that Donald Trump lost. I don't mean election cases,

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Speaker 13: I mean substantive cases where he tried to pass bad policies,

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Speaker 13: and the courts block them, and that was a success

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Speaker 13: of the resistance movement. You know, the resistance movement recruited,

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Speaker 13: as you mentioned, down ballot candidates and built the premise

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Speaker 13: and the foundation for the twenty eighteen election, which was

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Speaker 13: very successful for Democrats and for Joe Biden winning in

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Speaker 13: twenty twenty. So I think there's a lot we can

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Speaker 13: learn from the resistance movement, and central above those things

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Speaker 13: is never give up. Don't allow Donald Trump to let

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Speaker 13: cynicism reign. That is what he wants you to do.

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Speaker 13: He wants you to think that you're powerless. He wants

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Speaker 13: you to think that there's nothing that you can do.

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Speaker 13: He wants you to think that resistance is futile. And

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Speaker 13: the first thing we can learn is that resistance is

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Speaker 13: not feutal. Like I said, the second thing I think

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Speaker 13: we can learn is that even when you don't have

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Speaker 13: power in Congress, and even when you don't have power

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Speaker 13: in the executive branch, you still have power in the courts.

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Speaker 13: You still have powers in the states. Right governor matter,

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Speaker 13: State legislators matter. And so one of the lessons I

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Speaker 13: think we learned from the resistance movement is not to

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Speaker 13: discount grassroots organizations and the power they have not to

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Speaker 13: discount the courts, not to discount state level actors. And

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Speaker 13: I think that is going to be even more important

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Speaker 13: as we move forward.

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Speaker 8: I'm gonna come back. I'm gonna get Mike. I'm a

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Speaker 8: hold to a break and bring it back.

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Speaker 11: Here's the most fundamental takeaway I take for this and

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Speaker 11: the reason I asked you over the weekend to break

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Speaker 11: it down. Mark Elias has gone from the election lawyer, right,

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Speaker 11: the guy who goes in the courts and has screwed

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Speaker 11: up a lot of things and stolen a lot of elections.

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Speaker 11: This is his coming out party to be the master strategist.

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Speaker 11: You hear Carve on these guys, he am are and on.

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Speaker 11: He's really thought this through. There you're seeing the core

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Speaker 11: of kind of a strategy to turn around for the Democrats.

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Speaker 11: We're going to break it all down for you, the

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Speaker 11: evil genius, Mark Elias.

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Speaker 8: He comes up the works.

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Speaker 11: Now with this tape and his new organization, he's metastasized

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Speaker 8: Guys are so clueless when you see him on TV.

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Speaker 11: He's got a real opportunity acts around and these guys

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Speaker 11: got some street cred, but he's given a big picture

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Speaker 8: But it's number five.

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Speaker 11: He's he's actually giving strategic and political advice about.

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Speaker 8: Where to go. Your your thoughts about that, brother, I.

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Speaker 12: Would very much welcome the Democrat Party making Mark Elias

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Speaker 12: their leader, their lead strategist.

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Speaker 8: He's very smart, he's very.

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Speaker 12: Effective, but he also does things that are that the

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Speaker 12: American people will reject. The American For example, the American

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Speaker 12: people do not like the extreme lawfare by the Democrats

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Speaker 12: against President Trump as top aids, his allies as supporters.

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Speaker 12: And that's very clear that the American people don't like that.

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Speaker 12: Because this election was a referendum on that. The American

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Speaker 12: people heard the allegations and evidence on all these lawfare

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Speaker 12: cases around the country, and the American people rendered their

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Speaker 12: verdict on November fifth, and it was a landslide victory

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Speaker 12: for President Trump. Three hundred and twelve electoral votes. He

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Speaker 12: won all seven swing states. I would say this to

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Speaker 12: the Republicans and the House and Senate and other Republicans

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Speaker 12: down ballot, take lesson. Take a lesson from President Trump.

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Speaker 12: You need to be bold, you need to be fearless,

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Speaker 12: You need to earn power, and you need to use

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Speaker 12: power right. And when you do that, maybe we would

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Speaker 12: have picked up more Senate seats than we did. Maybe

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Speaker 12: we would have won Senate seats and states that President

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Speaker 12: Trump won, if DC insiders would have been a more bold,

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Speaker 12: fearless America first populist movements. And so that's what President

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Speaker 12: Trump is going to change when he goes to Washington.

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Speaker 8: He's going to.

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Speaker 12: Complete the takeover of the Republican Party and make us

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Speaker 12: an effective party. And I think Mark Ollias is trying

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Speaker 12: to do the same thing on the Democrat side.

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Speaker 8: Yeah.

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Speaker 11: Now you know Molly young fast Is, she tells you

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Speaker 11: that she keeps saying she's not about Trump. She keeps

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Speaker 11: talking about trump Ism and Maga. She says trump Ism

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Speaker 11: and Maga. This is what President Trump's done. He's created

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Speaker 11: a movement. That movement has momentum, that movement has certain ideas,

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Speaker 11: it's bringing in.

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Speaker 8: It's a big tent.

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Speaker 11: We're bringing in African Americans and Latinos and Hispanics.

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Speaker 8: Every day that's there trying to thought.

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Speaker 11: Can we, by the way, can we boot up where

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Speaker 11: President Trump talks.

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Speaker 8: About he's the chief law enforcement officer. I'd love that.

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Speaker 8: Just send me one that trotty. I want to play

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Speaker 8: that for Mike.

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Speaker 11: Mike, what I'm gonna do is ready, Yeah, let's go

881
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Speaker 11: ahead and play.

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Speaker 8: I want to play.

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Speaker 11: But President Trump is talked, is now talking about in

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Speaker 11: our lingo, the unified Theory of the Executive.

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Speaker 8: He says it's the welker and her head blows up.

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Speaker 11: Let's go ahead and play it from this magnificent Meet

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Speaker 11: the President Interview of the President, Sir, I don't.

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Speaker 1: Have to tell you this because you've talked about it.

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Speaker 2: It comes at a time when the country is deeply divided,

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Speaker 2: and now you're going to be leading this country for

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Speaker 2: the next four years. For the sake of unifying this country,

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Speaker 2: will you concede the twenty twenty election and turn the

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Speaker 2: page on that chapter?

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Speaker 9: No?

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Speaker 4: Oh, why would I do that?

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Speaker 5: But let me just tell you, when you say the

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Speaker 5: country is deeply divided, I'm not the president.

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Speaker 4: Kill Biden's the president, but.

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Speaker 1: You're going to be the president who No, I'm not

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Speaker 1: the president.

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Speaker 5: So when you say it's deeply divided, I agree, But

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Speaker 5: Biden is the president, I'm not.

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Speaker 4: And he has been a divider and you know where he.

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Speaker 5: Divided it more than anything else, and it probably backfired

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Speaker 5: on him. I think definitely weaponization when he weaponized the

906
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Speaker 5: Justice Department and he went after his political opponent, me,

907
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Speaker 5: he went after his political opponent violently because he knew

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Speaker 5: he couldn't beat him. And I think it really was

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Speaker 5: a bad thing and it really divided our country.

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Speaker 2: So Democrats have control of the White House now they

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Speaker 2: didn't in twenty twenty. If they are going around stealing elections.

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Speaker 4: More, you say Democrats have control now.

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Speaker 2: Of the White House, So why didn't they steal this

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Speaker 2: election since they have more power now?

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Speaker 5: Because I think it was too big to rig, so

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Speaker 5: you won't too big to rig.

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Speaker 2: To the people who say that you're now directing your

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Speaker 2: Justice Department to investigate twenty twenty and they want to

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Speaker 2: move home, JAP.

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Speaker 6: Is going to be great precious resources.

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Speaker 1: Is that what you're going to do?

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Speaker 5: Just so you know, I have the right to do that,

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Speaker 5: but I'm not interested in that.

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Speaker 4: You're not. I'm not interested.

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Speaker 8: I have the absolute right.

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Speaker 5: I'm the chief law enforcement officer. You do know that,

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Speaker 5: I'm the president. I'm not interested in that. You know what,

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Speaker 5: I'm interested in drilling and getting traces down and sending

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Speaker 5: people from pouring into our boarder.

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Speaker 8: Hang on, two bomb shows right there. She asked me, go,

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Speaker 8: wellre you just going to move on from twenty twenty?

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Speaker 8: He goes, no, I'm not. It was stolen. Hallelujah amen.

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Speaker 11: And also he says, in the unified theory we talk

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Speaker 11: about Mike, he's the chief.

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Speaker 8: Executive of the government, He's commander in chief.

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Speaker 11: Wait for it, he's chief magistrate and chief law enforcement officer.

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Speaker 8: President Trump says it. Right then, Davis, We've got a minute.

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Speaker 11: Before break your thoughts about President Trump being stating finally,

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Speaker 11: he's the chief law enforcement officer of our beloved republic.

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Speaker 8: That's exactly right.

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Speaker 12: Under Article two of the Constitution, the executive power belongs

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Speaker 12: to the presidents and the presidents alone. He is the executive,

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Speaker 12: and he can hire people to help him. Congress can

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Speaker 12: create offices to help the president. With Senate confirmation like

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Speaker 12: the Attorney General Pam Bondi or FBI Director Cash Betel.

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Speaker 8: But it's the president's executive.

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Speaker 12: Power and he has every rights under our constitution to

948
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Speaker 12: direct the Justice Department to open investigations, to indict people.

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Speaker 12: There is a long history of this, and Mark Paoletta

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Speaker 12: lays this out in a very powerful piece. Now Trump

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Speaker 12: says he's not going to do it, but he definitely

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Speaker 12: has the legal authority under the Constitution to do that.

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Speaker 11: Mike hangover a second, Mike Davis, that's built single handedly

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Speaker 11: Article three projects into being a powerhouse in Washington, d C.

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Speaker 8: The Viceroy.

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Speaker 11: We still got to figure out about his interim You know,

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Speaker 11: I think the Viceroy is gonna have an intermim role

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Speaker 11: here in Washington, d C. Maybe to weigh and measure

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Speaker 11: for a couple of couple of three months.

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Speaker 8: D Mike Davis joins us.

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Speaker 11: A lot more to get into on the resistance and

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Speaker 11: President Trump full spectrum dominates.

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Speaker 8: Next in the War

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Speaker 5: Room, you partake of that last authored cup or dissip