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

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Speaker 2: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 1: War Room, use your host, Stephen k Man, Friday, twenty

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Speaker 2: You're over Lord twenty twenty five, going on offense day

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Speaker 1: You can't. It's not about.

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Speaker 2: Putting out your best case on something with these people.

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Speaker 2: You can see right now with this thing on the chat.

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Speaker 2: And this gets back to that book they wrote, Abundance,

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Speaker 2: after the Trump ministries about process not results, one of

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Speaker 2: The results of this strike, whether you agree with that

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Speaker 2: President Trump. That's where you got this no scalps policy.

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Speaker 2: Same with on same with with the tariffs. They misrepresent

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Speaker 2: taken the time to understand about what reassuring is, what

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Speaker 2: to pull the entire We had Philip Patrick on last

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Speaker 2: with the drop and purchasing power of the dollar under Biden,

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Speaker 2: what's the economics incentive incentive for it? And this is

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Speaker 2: brochure the Ultimate Guide to Purchasing Gold and Precious Metals

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Speaker 2: in the Era of Trump. And they have all kind

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Speaker 1: So go check it out today. TAJE.

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Speaker 2: Gil Now more than ever, brother, I think I need

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Speaker 2: That's what Article three says. That is why Mike Davis

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Speaker 2: they're very sophisticated and they're vicious. Look how they're coming

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Speaker 8: And with regard to tariffs, you would have thought Donald Trump,

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Speaker 3: Liberation Day is a celebration. It's going to be a

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Speaker 3: I mean, we celebrate Independence Day on the fourth of July.

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Speaker 3: Well, and those lessons were hard fought. I mean, we

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Speaker 2: Because in the in the era of information warfare and narrative,

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Speaker 3: cracked down on me. And I've talked to other people

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Speaker 3: in this sort of you know, who are talking about

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Speaker 3: the same things. They experienced a similar, you know, a

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Speaker 3: similar clampdown. So what I'm saying here, Steve, is that

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Speaker 3: the elites, the people with the money on Wall Street,

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Speaker 3: the financial class, they really really really hate tariffs. Tariffs

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Speaker 3: are swear word for them, right. They don't want this

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Speaker 3: because what they do is they realign the economy from

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Speaker 3: finance into production that supports workers as opposed to you know, investors,

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Speaker 3: capital holders, right, And it's tariffser tool that keep the

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Speaker 3: industrial production and the wealth in America as opposed to

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Speaker 3: shipping it abroad to developing nations. And that's what they want, right.

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Speaker 3: What they want is to bring Americans down to the

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Speaker 3: lowest common denominator. They're doing it in two ways. They're

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Speaker 3: bringing in foreign workers. They're flooding the country with foreign

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Speaker 3: workers to lower wages for Americans, and then they're shipping

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Speaker 3: the jobs to foreign countries, which guess what, it's lowering

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Speaker 3: American wages. So what they want is they want the

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Speaker 3: American working class to be brought down to the same

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Speaker 3: level as people in China and Brazil and Mexico, right,

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Speaker 3: and we can't let that happen. And President Trump is

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Speaker 3: not going to let that happen.

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Speaker 2: Where do people get your article today? Where they get

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Speaker 2: the book? You're going to be doing hopefully a lot

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Speaker 2: of media over the next couple of days as Liberation

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Speaker 2: Day approaches. It's on when Day, the second of April.

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Speaker 2: Where do they go, Spencer to get the book and

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Speaker 2: to get your writings?

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Speaker 3: Well, they can check me out on Twitter or on

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Speaker 3: x It's real s P. Morrison. I've posted a link

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Speaker 3: to my article on the Blaze there if you can,

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Speaker 3: I would recommend that you read it. I provide a

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Speaker 3: really good breakdown of the economic history, and then I

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Speaker 3: also talk a lot about, you know, the de industrialization

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Speaker 3: of America and how that's factored into our relationship with China. Okay,

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Speaker 3: so factories have moved to China, how it's hurting us

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Speaker 3: and what it's doing to America.

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Speaker 1: Spencer, thank you so much for being on.

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Speaker 2: Look forward to having you back as we drive towards

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Speaker 2: Liberation Day. Spencer, Right, there's talking about the Chinese Commanist Party.

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Speaker 2: Frank Gaffney not that excited about the Intel report that

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Speaker 2: landed this week.

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Speaker 1: We have a discussion next yo, Stephen Ca. You know

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Speaker 1: Lorie Gomert brought the heat this morning.

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Speaker 2: Lewis's and Proud texts and of course that Universe Tax

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Speaker 2: these really these Marxist judges. And we're getting in back

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Speaker 2: of this whole thing about the visas and why we're

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Speaker 2: not being more aggressive.

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Speaker 1: We're figuring that out.

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Speaker 2: Been kind of surprising to us the last month or two,

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Speaker 2: but trying to get to the bottom of that because

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Speaker 2: Bolson are chop trial is is everything. We talk about

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Speaker 2: the hemispheric realignment geostrategically of the United States, very important

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Speaker 2: on Brazil. Frank Gafne, the team has done great work

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Speaker 2: of that. Talk about great work Glenn's story.

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Speaker 2: Patriot call them right now and see what it takes

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Speaker 2: the shift over to one of the great alternative patriot

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Speaker 2: companies in the in the country. Frank Gavy three things.

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Speaker 2: We're pressed for time with three things we've got to

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Speaker 2: hit here. Is is the Intel assessment you just had

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Speaker 2: Spencer on these tariffs in central to really destroying the

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Speaker 2: Chinese compis party and bringing our manufacturing power back from

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Speaker 2: mainland China. Number two is the is the UH the assessment? Well,

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Speaker 2: number one, I want to get to this assessment of

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Speaker 2: Intel first. We've got a lot more to go through,

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Speaker 2: including I know you've got some recommitions for the posse,

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Speaker 2: and I also want to talk about capital markets. So

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Speaker 2: let's talk first about the UH. You guys are not

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Speaker 2: particularly happy by the Intel assessment that was laid out

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Speaker 2: this week. It was all uh, it was all overwhelmed

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Speaker 2: by this thing on signal and as you know, we're

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Speaker 2: very proud of Pete Hegsith, and we're particularly proud of

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Speaker 2: him symbolically going and doing the third, the second island

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Speaker 2: chain to share the Chinese Comist Party. What there really

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Speaker 2: boundaries that the geostrategic center of the American hemisphere is

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Speaker 2: actually the vast Pacific, and that those island chains are

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Speaker 2: very important. That's why Pete's been over in Hawaii and

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Speaker 2: that's why he's in Guam. Frank Gaffney, Well, as usual,

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Speaker 2: I think you're right on, Steve. We did a very

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Speaker 2: interesting program.

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Speaker 13: It was kind of a follow on to your own

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Speaker 13: interview with Cleo Pascal about that American heartlend out in

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Speaker 13: the Central Pacific. And I think what Pete's doing by

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Speaker 13: his presence there is demonstrating the actual commitment of the

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Speaker 13: United States government under Donald Trump to defend it. And

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Speaker 13: that couldn't be more important at a moment like this,

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Speaker 13: because I personally believe I talked about it in my

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Speaker 13: commentary this morning, Steve, that you know the historyonics about

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Speaker 13: this signal group and all that is distracting us at

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Speaker 13: a very dangerous time. It's not only the case that

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Speaker 13: we see apparently multiple divisions of Russian forces being mobilized

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Speaker 13: in Belarus adjacent to the borders with NATO countries Poland

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Speaker 13: and the Baltic States specifically.

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Speaker 4: But we've also got the.

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Speaker 13: Chinese now running their exercises, not so much exercises, their

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Speaker 13: preparations for the attacks on Taiwan that are likely coming,

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Speaker 13: without even bothering to give anybody notice that they're doing it.

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Speaker 13: They're just ratcheting this up, making it more and more

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Speaker 13: a question of when they roll out. So Pete being there,

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Speaker 13: and Pete I think not only being in Guam for

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Speaker 13: the purposes of, you know, taking stock of that important

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Speaker 13: outpost of the American nation, but also going over the

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Speaker 13: war plans. Talk about war plans. The ones that are

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Speaker 13: going to really count are the ones that are we

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Speaker 13: pray going to deter the Chinese Communist Party from perceiving

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Speaker 13: with all of the disarray and chaos and divisions, here

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Speaker 13: an opportunity to strike. That has to be They have

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Speaker 13: to be disabused of that and they have to be done.

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Speaker 4: That has to be done right urgently.

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Speaker 2: Talk to me about and talk to me about your

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Speaker 2: assessment of the end. This got lost in the attacks

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Speaker 2: when we really should have had a full discussion and

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Speaker 2: a lot of this was was rolled over from the

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Speaker 2: Biden administration. Mean, President Trump's people have been there less

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Speaker 2: than sixty days. But your assessment of the Intelligent report,

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Speaker 2: particularly about the main thing, the Chinese Commist Party, do

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Speaker 2: you think punches were pulled?

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Speaker 13: Well, not only do I think that, but we had

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Speaker 13: more room. You know, rock stars like Captain James Finel

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Speaker 13: and Sam Fattis and Grant new Show and Brian Kennedy

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Speaker 13: all taking stock of this net assessment Net Assessment annual

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Speaker 13: assessment they call it, and found very wanting. Indeed, I

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Speaker 13: think it actually Grant Newsom gave it an f just

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Speaker 13: give you a sense of it. And as you said, Steve,

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Speaker 13: I don't really hold this against our team. I think

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Speaker 13: this is a product of both the previous team which

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Speaker 13: was there until January twentieth, of course, but also the

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Speaker 13: permanent intelligence bureaucracy, the intelligence community staff.

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Speaker 4: And it's appalling really when you look at.

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Speaker 13: The fact that this and these hearings, especially Steve, were

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Speaker 13: important because they're an opportunity to educate the American people

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Speaker 13: about the true nature of the threats we're facing. And

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Speaker 13: at every turn this product well, at best understated it

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Speaker 13: and at worse, they were simply downright deceptive. Let me

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Speaker 13: give you one example. We drilled down on a fentanyl.

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Speaker 13: This report encouraged the notion that somehow the Chinese Communist

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Speaker 13: Parties just having a really hard time getting their hands

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Speaker 13: around stopping this chemical warfare they're engaged in that's killing

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Speaker 13: hundreds of thousands of Americans, And that couldn't be further

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Speaker 13: from the truth. Of course, as you know, Steve, and

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Speaker 13: you talk about here all the time, the Chinese Communist

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Speaker 13: Party is responsible for that warfare. It is chemical warfare.

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Speaker 13: They are deliberately killing Americans with it, and they're making

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Speaker 13: money on the side as they do it, subsidizing by

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Speaker 13: the way, and let alone trying to control this production

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Speaker 13: line that runs through Mexico and the cartels and so on.

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Speaker 13: So that's just one small example, but it leaves the

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Speaker 13: American people, and frankly, it could leave the President of

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Speaker 13: the United States with a very wrong idea about who

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Speaker 13: we're up against that they seek no question about it

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Speaker 13: our destruction. This would be the Chinese Communist Party and

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Speaker 13: how far advanced they are. Fentanyl just being one example

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Speaker 13: of the unrestricted warfare they've engaged in for decades. Very

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Speaker 13: decidedly to our detriment.

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Speaker 2: Talk to me about alternatives. Are we prepared to do?

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Speaker 2: Are we prepared to You had talked about a Team B.

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Speaker 2: What is your I know you had people are action oriented.

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Speaker 2: This has happened before, or we've had an assessment against

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Speaker 2: the Soviet Union at the time that people thought were incorrect,

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Speaker 2: and it changed the direction of world history because it

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Speaker 2: was quite correct. And this is what President Reagan used

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Speaker 2: initially when he came into office to win and they lose,

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Speaker 2: take down the evil Empire.

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Speaker 1: You're exactly what's your recommendation?

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Speaker 13: Well, you know, we've named our Committee on the Present

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Speaker 13: Danger of China with your help, as a kind of

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Speaker 13: homage to that time. The Committee on the Present Danger,

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Speaker 13: the original one, was part of the team that brought

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Speaker 13: us the original exercise and competitive analysis, as it was called.

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Speaker 13: Team B was the shorthand for it because Ronald Reagan

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Speaker 13: and others like him recognized that what Team A was

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Speaker 13: serving up, that is to say, the intelligence community of

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Speaker 13: the time and the official apparat was grossly misunderstanding the

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Speaker 13: nature of the Soviet threat and low balling it and

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Speaker 13: otherwise creating this culture of detante as they called at

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Speaker 13: the time, it was really appeasement. Today we call it engagement.

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Speaker 13: And the same basic problem is now manifest has witnessed

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Speaker 13: in this assessment. So what we're calling for now Ryan

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Speaker 13: Kennedy came up with it and was an important upshot

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Speaker 13: of this program, which you can see by the way,

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Speaker 13: shortly folks at present Danger China dot org for free,

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Speaker 13: as you can do all of our webinars. This one,

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Speaker 13: Brian said, is in need of another team B And

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Speaker 13: so I call right here, right now on Tulsa Gabbard,

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Speaker 13: Director of National Intelligence, and John Ratcliffe, the Director of

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Speaker 13: the Central Intelligence Agency, to impanel a second opinion, and

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Speaker 13: our team at the Committee on the President Danger of

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Speaker 13: China would be only too happy to help them get

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Speaker 13: this right and make sure that there's not that kind

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Speaker 13: of well real disservice that is being done.

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Speaker 4: Unfortunately their names are on.

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Speaker 13: It now, but I think they can very quickly fix

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Speaker 13: this by saying we're going to get a competitive analysis going,

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Speaker 13: and we're going to serve it up not just for

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Speaker 13: the President and the leadership of the US government, but

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Speaker 13: for the American people's benefit as well. It's desperately needed.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, t B. I want to turn to Capital market

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Speaker 1: real quickly.

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Speaker 2: I just want to make sure that he's gone to

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Speaker 2: all the island chains, third island chains, second island chain.

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Speaker 2: He went to Philippines to talk about the South China.

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Speaker 2: See this is Pete Hexath, not too and now he's

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Speaker 2: in Japan. So it's a full that symbolically makes the

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Speaker 2: case of Cleo. Pascal's how important that we're a Pacific nation,

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Speaker 2: We're a Pacific power. This would manifest destiny always going west,

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Speaker 2: all the way through the Pacific, that vast Pacific, Central

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Speaker 2: Pacific is the heartland of the strategic defense in the

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Speaker 2: United States. And Pete Hexath is going from Hawaii to

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Speaker 2: my beloved sailing area. And now frank Capital markets. They're

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Speaker 2: the intelligence report. This is why we need a team B,

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Speaker 2: right with Fanal and Fattus and you and all the guys, Cleo,

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Speaker 2: we need a Team B to make the intelligence alternative

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Speaker 13: Save hopefully to the same effect as the original one,

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Speaker 13: to bring down the Chinese Communist Party, as you've called for,

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Speaker 13: and we do it the Committee on the President Danger

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Speaker 13: of China. That's the only solution to this problem, and

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Speaker 13: it can be done. In fact, one of the things

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Speaker 13: that Grant News spoke to at the end was the

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Speaker 13: importance of having a team B that would actually bring

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Speaker 13: forward the evidence that we have of the corruption of

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Speaker 13: the Chinese Communist Party at the leadership level. They served

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Speaker 13: answer the mail.

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Speaker 4: This is an instrument, you know.

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Speaker 13: I think Brad Thayer's coined the phrase, this is kryptonite

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Speaker 13: for the Chinese Communist Party if the Chinese people actually

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Speaker 13: learn what is being done not only to them, but

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Speaker 13: profiting off of their hardship and with our help, frankly,

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Speaker 13: which brings us to the capital market, Steve. What we

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Speaker 13: on the twenty first of February said We're going to

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Speaker 13: take a very different approach, folks, with respect to the

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Speaker 13: underwriting that has been going on at the hands of

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Speaker 13: Wall Street, often with the money of the posse, from

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Speaker 13: your pension funds, from your college savings accounts, from your

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Speaker 13: mutual funds, from your exchange traded funds. If it's in

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Speaker 13: emerging markets, it's going into communist China today, folks. And

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Speaker 13: that means not just into the Chinese communist parties coffers,

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Speaker 13: it means going directly in some cases into the hands

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Speaker 13: of the People's Liberation Army. What are they doing with it?

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Speaker 13: They're using it to buy weapons for what purpose? To

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Speaker 13: kill you, not just servicemen and women in the Pacific,

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Speaker 13: but you personally, your families.

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Speaker 4: So here's the point as we're doing this.

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Speaker 1: See ye, just go. We got we got thirty seconds,

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Speaker 1: so we got a bounce. I want to make sure

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Speaker 4: You need to know this.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, we've got We've got two letters that we just sent.

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Speaker 13: One to Paul Atkins, who is the incoming chairman of

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Speaker 13: the Securities Exchange Commission, the other to Jamie Diamond, to

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Speaker 13: Brian Mahoney morning hand rather to Tedpick and to Donald

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Speaker 13: David's get these guys names along, David Solomon, you know,

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Speaker 13: well four of the worst of the guys the friends

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Speaker 4: With our money?

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Speaker 1: Frank, we got to bounce. We're going to put that.

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Speaker 1: We're put it up, Frank Affric will put the Who's

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Speaker 2: I will pick up and walk through this whole thing

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Speaker 2: concept of a team B and an alternative to intelligence

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Speaker 2: and how that underpins so much. Because President Trump's team

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Speaker 2: the depth of the problem, and you begin to see

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Speaker 2: what the Ratcliffs and the Tulsi Gabberts have to do

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Speaker 2: to really go through these places and to make some

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Speaker 2: significant changes. The intelligence assessment, particularly against our mortal enemy,

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Speaker 2: the Transcounters Party, was beyond on SAT.

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Speaker 1: I mean Grant.

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Speaker 2: Newsom, who's the colonel marine colonel wrote the book When

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Speaker 1: They hold us hostage to that.

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Speaker 2: So one of the reasons they've said such great infiltration

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Speaker 2: Charlie Carson will follow us. Posto's at the natal conference.

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Speaker 2: We're going to have a lot about that tomorrow. Shillings there.

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Speaker 2: basically going to do a big interview, a big hit

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Speaker 2: A lot going on. I think the President is actually

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Speaker 6: that promo code Warroom one.

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Speaker 2: We're back at five. We'll see then. All offense, all day,