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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now.

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Speaker 2: Angela's Fire Department is launching its first ever Diversity, Equity

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Speaker 2: and Inclusion Bureau.

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Speaker 3: It is dedicated to ensuring a fair and equal workplace environment.

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Speaker 4: Every day, the LAFD is called upon to respond to crises,

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Speaker 4: and today it is taking a step to resolve one

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Speaker 4: of its own. The Department's first ever Diversity, Equity and

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Speaker 4: Inclusion Bureau will launch in January, one year since its

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Speaker 4: first ever female fire Chief, Kristan Crowley.

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Speaker 2: What's appointed So by creating this new bureau, our Diversity

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Speaker 2: Equity Inclusion Bureau, now we actually have the staff to

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Speaker 2: do the work.

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Speaker 5: When it comes to doing a deep dive in regard

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Speaker 5: to how we.

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Speaker 2: Do business, how we take care of one another in

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Speaker 2: the fire stations and in our work environment.

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Speaker 4: The plan is to do so by adding training and

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Speaker 4: enforcing accountability.

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Speaker 6: My heart goes out obviously that the people at their

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Speaker 6: homes and I'm watching the small businesses around us go

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Speaker 6: up in plains. There's just people's widely roods, so it's devastating.

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Speaker 6: But what is most concerning to me is our first responders,

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Speaker 6: in our firefighters, who are trying to battle this there's

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Speaker 6: no water the palifit, there's no water coming out of

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Speaker 6: the fire highter.

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Speaker 7: This is an.

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Speaker 6: Absolute mismanagement by the city, not the firefighter's fault. It's

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Speaker 6: at the city. And I'm going to be very honest.

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Speaker 6: We've got a mayor that's out of the country and

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Speaker 6: we've got a city that's burning, and there's no resources

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Speaker 6: to put out fires. So if you look at your pictures,

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Speaker 6: you don't see the firefighters there because there's nothing they

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Speaker 6: can do. And it looks like we're in a third

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Speaker 6: world country here.

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Speaker 8: We have hundreds and hundreds of thousands of migrants here

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Speaker 8: illegally that have convicted of crimes, and I don't know

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Speaker 8: why who wants to defend to allow them to remain

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Speaker 8: in our nation for that? And now if you're here

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Speaker 8: illegally and you're committing crimes and those things, I don't

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Speaker 8: know why anybody thinks that it's controversial that they all

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Speaker 8: need to go.

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Speaker 7: Do you think that this was one of, if not

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Speaker 7: the biggest issue.

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Speaker 8: For this election, Well, I think if we can't you know,

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Speaker 8: there's forty seven of us in the Senate, and if

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Speaker 8: we can't pull up with with seven votes, and if

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Speaker 8: we can't get at least seven out of forty seven.

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Speaker 8: And if we can't, then that's the reason why we lost.

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Speaker 8: That's one of them. That's one of why we lost.

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Speaker 9: Apartments or construing military force to acquire agreement, Are you

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Speaker 9: also considering a military force to.

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Speaker 10: Acquire an economic force?

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Speaker 11: Because Canada and the United States, that would really be something.

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Speaker 12: You get rid of that artificial drawn line and you

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Speaker 12: take a look at what that looks like, and it

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Speaker 12: would also be much better for national security.

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Speaker 13: You don't forget we basically protect Canada.

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Speaker 11: We're going to be changing the name of the Gulf

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Speaker 11: of Mexico to the Gulf of America, which has a

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Speaker 11: beautiful ring that covers a lot of charactery.

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Speaker 10: The Gulf of America.

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Speaker 11: What a beautiful name, and it's appropriate, it's appropriate.

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Speaker 10: All hell must be paid, and they don't release mess,

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Speaker 10: don't you well do.

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Speaker 13: I have to define it for you. All hell will break.

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Speaker 12: Out if those hostages aren't back.

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Speaker 7: I don't want to hurt your negotiation.

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Speaker 12: If they're not back by the time I get into office,

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Speaker 12: all hell will break out in the Middle East and

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Speaker 12: it will not be good for Hamas and it will

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Speaker 12: not be good frankly, for anyone, all hell will break out.

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Speaker 11: I don't have to say anymore, but that's what it is.

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Speaker 11: Your references to Greenland and i'ma can out.

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Speaker 1: So can you assure the world as you try to

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Speaker 1: get con full of these areas, you are not going

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Speaker 1: to use.

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Speaker 10: Military or economic portionion?

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Speaker 1: No, can you tell us a little bit about what

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Speaker 1: your plan is. Are you going to negotiate a new treaty?

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Speaker 10: Are you going to ask the Canadians to hold the boat?

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Speaker 1: What is the strategy?

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Speaker 7: I can't assure you.

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Speaker 11: You're talking about Panama and Greenland. No, I can't assure

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Speaker 11: you on either of those two.

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Speaker 10: But I can say this, we.

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Speaker 11: Need them for economic security. The Panama Canal was built

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Speaker 11: for a military I'm not going to commit to that now.

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Speaker 11: It might be that you'll have to do something. Look,

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Speaker 11: the Panama Canal.

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Speaker 7: Is vital to our country.

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Speaker 10: It's being operated by China.

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Speaker 12: China, and we gave the Panama Canal to Panama.

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Speaker 11: We didn't give it to China, and they've abused it.

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Speaker 13: They've abused that gift.

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Speaker 14: Every day there's a battle for your mind, raging information

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Speaker 14: coming from every angle, but the will to the sea,

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Speaker 14: fear not you found the place for truth, the voice

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Speaker 14: of a generation that still has the will to believe

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Speaker 14: in the greatest country in the history of the world.

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Speaker 14: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a life. Here

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Speaker 14: we go.

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Speaker 3: Okay, everybody, radio stations across the country. I am back

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Speaker 3: behind the microphone, back from Greenland. Lots to share about that.

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Speaker 3: I first want to say, we are going to cover

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Speaker 3: the terrible strategy that's happening with the California fires later

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Speaker 3: this program. Three friends of mine have already lost their homes.

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Speaker 3: It's a terrible situation. We are going to cover it extensively.

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Speaker 3: But first I want to give you in this audience

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Speaker 3: an exclusive update of what I was up to this

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Speaker 3: last twenty four hours. Donald Trump Junior, a very good

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Speaker 3: friend of mine, gave me a cause, said, hey, do

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Speaker 3: you want to come to Greenland?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that sounds great.

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Speaker 3: So we boarded Trump Force one at two am on

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Speaker 3: January the seventh. I even hid this from most of

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Speaker 3: my staff. Almost no one had any idea this was

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Speaker 3: not to be leaked, not to be publicized. At two am,

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Speaker 3: we got on Trump Force one and flew from Palm

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Speaker 3: Beach to Nook to Nook Greenland. Six hour flight, three

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Speaker 3: hour time change. Let's get all the videos, guys up

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Speaker 3: there and all the pictures please. Landed around eleven am

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Speaker 3: local time as the sun was rising. The sun rise

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Speaker 3: in Greenland this time of year is at eleven am.

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Speaker 3: Get off the plane and by the way, we are

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Speaker 3: greeted by hundreds of people, hundreds of people that are

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Speaker 3: just curious. We then go to the top of a

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Speaker 3: very sacred site in Greenland, the place where the first

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Speaker 3: missionary actually ever came to Greenland from Europe of in

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Speaker 3: seventeen forty five. Yeah, that's it right there, that's right

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Speaker 3: as the sun is rising, and all of a sudden,

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Speaker 3: we started to run into people with maga hats all

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Speaker 3: is fifty thousand people. In Nook, it's something like thirty

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Speaker 3: lining the streets asking Donald Trump Junior for pictures, and

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Speaker 3: they have maga hats, and there's people by the way,

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Speaker 3: there's a greeting group at the airport of hundreds of people.

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Speaker 3: What was striking is how many people in Nook, Greenland

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Speaker 3: watched the Charlie Kirk Show followed us on TikTok. They said, oh,

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Speaker 3: I follow you on TikTok, oh, I follow you on

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Speaker 3: social media. There's one of the people right there with

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Speaker 3: greeted us with a maga hate and right as the

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Speaker 3: Trump Forst one was coming in one of the ushers

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Speaker 3: at the airport. We then went to a restaurant and

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Speaker 3: we were literally so we were so consumed by people,

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Speaker 3: There's Donald Trump Junior just with some of the workers there,

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Speaker 3: signing maga hats, taking questions, talking to people, and we

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Speaker 3: were there for three hours on the ground and we

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Speaker 3: learned a lot. We learned a lot. Number one, it

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Speaker 3: is so hard to do it justice. It's very, very

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Speaker 3: hard to articulate. It's hard to show the pictures of

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Speaker 3: just how beautiful Greenland is. I've been to Alaska, I've

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Speaker 3: been to all parts of Canada. It is objectively one

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Speaker 3: of the most pristine, overwhelming physical environments that I've ever seen.

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Speaker 3: It's untouched, it's as raw nature as you can ever

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Speaker 3: like you are here and there is the wild. There's

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Speaker 3: polar bears that walk around Nook. Polar bears very spiritual

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Speaker 3: in any ways, incredibly so that's number one. Number two

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Speaker 3: talking to the locals and getting to know them. They

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Speaker 3: can't stand their current Danish masters. They believe that Denmark,

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Speaker 3: who is currently controlling of Greenland and of Nook, which

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Speaker 3: is the largest city in Greenland, they are being mistreated.

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Speaker 3: They do not like the status quo and they want

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Speaker 3: a change. They say that when they go to Copenhagen,

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Speaker 3: which of course is the capital of Denmark, they are

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Speaker 3: told by local Danes go back to your home of Nook,

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Speaker 3: You're not welcome here. They want to be part of

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Speaker 3: a country that respects them, that gives them human rights.

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Speaker 3: Right now, they said, quote, when we feel like prisoners

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Speaker 3: which was the other take, where the people of Greenland

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Speaker 3: kindest and warmest people. Incredibly authentic. Now you might be asking,

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Speaker 3: Greenland Greenland is not just a fun issue to debate.

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Speaker 3: There are very serious geopolitical reasons as to why the

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Speaker 3: United States of America should assume control, or purchase, or

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Speaker 1: Control of Greenland. Number one.

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Speaker 3: Greenland is the northernmost land in the Western Hemisphere and

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Speaker 3: has critical military importance. The shortest route from America to

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Speaker 3: Russia is actually across the North Pole. That's why we

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Speaker 3: have actually a military base in northern Greenland fool Space

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Speaker 3: Force Space, whose purpose is to monitor potential and possible

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Speaker 3: missile launches. Greenland is the world's largest island. There are

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Speaker 3: tons of resources buried under its ice cap. We actually

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Speaker 3: don't even know how wealthy this country is. As a

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Speaker 3: side note, a young boy comes up. He says, Charlie, Charlie.

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Speaker 3: I said, oh, hey, how are you. I follow you

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Speaker 3: on TikTok. I need to show you something. He shows

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Speaker 3: me his phone. He says, in my village three hours

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Speaker 3: the countryside, we find rubies the size of baseballs. I said,

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Speaker 3: what he said, We have rubies the size of baseballs

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Speaker 3: in my village. Now, mind you, they're not as valuable

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Speaker 3: as you might think, because they need to be they

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Speaker 1: Cut a certain way. They lose value, but they're very valuable.

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Speaker 3: The Danes don't let us mine our rubies, our gold,

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Speaker 3: our lithium or our gas. He said, it's time for

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Speaker 3: a rebellion against the Danes. The younger people of Nook,

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Speaker 3: the younger people of Greenland, they want to be rich.

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Speaker 3: And oh my goodness, do they have wealth in Greenland.

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Speaker 3: Incomprehensible amounts of wealth. We are talking that Greenland could

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Speaker 3: be the new Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Russia, Permian Basin, Marcellus

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Speaker 3: shale and the Balkan all mixed into one. America should

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Speaker 3: want those resources for our country, and Greenland should want

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Speaker 3: them for their country. We be far more willing and

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Speaker 3: Thunberg environmentalists from Copenhagen. In the long run, they will

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Speaker 3: be developed by someone. There are three options of who

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Speaker 3: will control Greenland, America, Russia or China. America, Russia or China.

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Speaker 3: The people of Greenland are being terrorized by the Danish government,

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Speaker 3: Senator thank you so much for joining the program. Lots

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Speaker 3: to cover here, Senator, First, I want to talk about

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Speaker 3: some news within the United States Senate. Are you in

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Speaker 3: the opinion that we should have one major omnimbus bill

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Speaker 3: or two separate spending bills?

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Speaker 10: Oh, listen, I'll go with whatever works.

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Speaker 19: I personally think it'd be easier to quick get the

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Speaker 19: border funding passed because I think the tax bill settling on.

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Speaker 19: I think the major seeking point is going to be

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Speaker 19: what spending level are we going to agree to within

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Speaker 19: the conference. We've got big Spanish in our conference as well.

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Speaker 19: I don't think anybody voted for President Trump to maintain

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Speaker 19: Biden's spending levels, and I want to talk a little

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Speaker 19: bit about that. But I think the easiest thing to

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Speaker 19: do would be two packages, quite honestly, so we can

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Speaker 19: get that border funding right away before the news media

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Speaker 19: starts talking about what it looks like to deport. Somebody

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Speaker 19: could have a few individuals waiver on the support for that.

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Speaker 19: So I'd rather get the border funding done and then

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Speaker 19: take our.

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Speaker 13: Time part of the taxing.

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Speaker 19: I'd really like to simplify rationalized or tax code primary

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Speaker 19: goals prevent a massive automatic tax increase from occurring in

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Speaker 19: twenty twenty six. I mean that ought to be incentive

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Speaker 19: enough But as long as we're doing that, if we

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Speaker 19: can simply rationalized tax code, that'd be a good thing.

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Speaker 19: But we must agree on dramatically lower spending levels. And

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Speaker 19: what we're spending right now, this is absurd that we

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Speaker 19: haven't returned to some pre pandemic baseline. We've in twenty nineteen, Charlie,

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Speaker 19: we spent four point four trillion dollars. Then we have

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Speaker 19: a spending spree during twenty twenty six point six trillion.

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Speaker 19: Last five years we've avered six point five trillion dollars.

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Speaker 19: We've never returned to pre pandemic level baseline, which is absurd,

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Speaker 19: It's ridiculous.

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Speaker 13: It's just not justifying.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, so what is the appetite right now in the

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Speaker 3: US Senate to cut spending? Is there anybody in the

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Speaker 3: Democrat Party that's interested in this because we're borrowing a

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Speaker 3: trillion dollars every hundred days.

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Speaker 13: No, and my concern is we're not going to have

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Speaker 13: enough for rebub visit. Are willing to do it either?

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Speaker 19: Again, it's so easy to just say, oh, well, this

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Speaker 19: is what we spent last year, and boy, if we

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Speaker 19: don't spend at least at them out, we're going to

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Speaker 19: be accused of striving women and children. So I'm trying

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Speaker 19: to make the case. I'm trying to actually tell the American.

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Speaker 13: Public these are the numbers, because.

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Speaker 19: I think we have a general sense that we're federal

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Speaker 19: government is totally out of control, but nobody knows specifically.

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Speaker 13: That's what I'm saying.

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Speaker 19: Four point four trillion in twenty nineteen, last five years

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Speaker 19: now six point five trillion, Charlie, that's absurdity. It's like

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Speaker 19: a family who makes one hundred thousand bucks, right, or

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Speaker 19: spends one hundred thousand dollars.

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Speaker 13: They have an illness all of a sudden.

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Speaker 19: They have fifty thousand dollars worth of medical bills, so

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Speaker 19: they spend one point.

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Speaker 13: Fifty That individual gets cured, but they keep.

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Speaker 19: Going, continue to spend one hundred fifty thousand bucks and

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Speaker 19: borrow the money to do it. I mean, nobody would

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Speaker 19: do that. That's exactly what the federal government's doing. So

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Speaker 19: I think we explain this. I've come up with a

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Speaker 19: couple of different options. If, for example, if you go

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Speaker 19: back to nineteen ninety eight, that's the last year we

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Speaker 19: had the first year we had a surplus in.

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Speaker 13: Nineteen sixty nine.

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Speaker 19: This was Bill Clinton's spending, and you take Social Security

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Speaker 19: and Medicare off table, you just plug those in at

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Speaker 19: Biden's twenty twenty five numbers and interest, but inflate all

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Speaker 19: of Bill Clinton's spending to account for population growth and inflation,

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Speaker 19: we'd be spending five point five trillion dollars and we.

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Speaker 13: Have a balanced budget.

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Speaker 19: So does Enbidy argue that Bill Clinton didn't spend enough

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Speaker 19: money on all this other crap? If you go back

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Speaker 19: to Obama's twenty fourteen do the same thing, That'd be

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Speaker 19: six point two trillion dollars, even if he was twenty nineteen,

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Speaker 19: and inflate it again based on population and inflation, you'd

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Speaker 19: be in about six point five which is eight hundred billion

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Speaker 19: dollars less from what Biden says he's going to spend

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Speaker 19: right now. So why would we lock into Biden numbers

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Speaker 19: and be arguing over saving one hundred billion or so?

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Speaker 13: I mean, it's so inadequate.

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Speaker 19: We need to dramatically lower the baselines an level back

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Speaker 19: to what it was prior.

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Speaker 13: To the pandemic.

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Speaker 3: I totally and completely agree. If you were to say

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Speaker 3: to some of the and I know you've detailed some

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Speaker 3: of this, but where can we find some agreement in

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Speaker 3: the Republican Conference of where to cut. Is there any

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Speaker 3: appetite to cut some of the Pentagon budget?

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Speaker 19: Certainly is on my part. I think we need to

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Speaker 19: really look at where do we spend their money. I mean,

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Speaker 19: we've got these massive, you know, platforms that can be

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Speaker 19: taken out with asymmetric warfare. We got these Abram tanks.

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Speaker 19: They have to kind of run out of their hole

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Speaker 19: in Ukraine, fire a couple of shots and run right

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Speaker 19: back because they're vulnerable to the drones, you know, to

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Speaker 19: drones across thousands of dollars, not millions. So again again

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Speaker 19: the Pentagon that they're not they're not keeping up with

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Speaker 19: warfare right now, that they're they're coddling to the military

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Speaker 19: destrict complex.

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Speaker 13: One d millimeters shells, this is a prime example.

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Speaker 19: Russia produces those things about four and a half million

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Speaker 19: of them at about six hundred dollars a pot. The

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Speaker 19: West can only produce about two million shells. We get

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Speaker 19: charged six thousand dollars eight thousand euros in Europe. That's

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Speaker 19: how we're getting hosed I use that word by the

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Speaker 19: military industrial complex. So yeah, no, we've got to take

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Speaker 19: a real series look at that.

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Speaker 3: So, Senator, let's let's now dive into the very curious

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Speaker 3: developments of John Fetterman. John Fetterman, who seems to be

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Speaker 3: very hard to pinpoint here. Here he is in this

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Speaker 3: interview admonishing his fellow Democrats for opposing the Lake and

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Speaker 3: Riley Act. Let's play cut sixty four.

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Speaker 8: We have hundreds and hundreds of thousands of migrants here

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Speaker 8: illegally that have convicted of crimes, and I don't know

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Speaker 8: why who wants to defend to allow them to remain

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Speaker 8: in our nation. There that and now if you're here

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Speaker 8: illegally and you're committing crimes and those things, I don't

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Speaker 8: know why anybody thinks that it it's controversial that they

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Speaker 8: all need to go.

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Speaker 7: Do you think that this was one of, if not

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Speaker 7: the biggest issue for this election.

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Speaker 8: Well, I think if we can't, you know, there's forty

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Speaker 8: seven of us in the Senate, and if we can't

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Speaker 8: pull up with seven votes, if we can't get at

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Speaker 8: least seven out of forty seven, and if we can't,

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Speaker 8: then that's the reason why we lost.

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Speaker 1: That's one of them. That's one of why we lost.

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Speaker 3: In part, Senator, what is going on with mister Fetterman.

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Speaker 19: Well, first of all, he comes from a swing state

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Speaker 19: like I do, and he realizes that obviously they lost

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Speaker 19: the Senate seat in Pennsylvania, he'll be up for reelection eventually.

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Speaker 19: I think again, he's smart enough to realize that that

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Speaker 19: was a big issue in this election. And by the way,

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Speaker 19: who could oppose literally what rational individual can impose deporting criminals?

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Speaker 13: Well, Democrat Party in.

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Speaker 19: Total, they did oppose that because they wanted an open border.

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Speaker 19: They elect George Soros prosecutors, but a lot of those

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Speaker 19: prosecutors lost as well. So you know, Federman in a

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Speaker 19: swing state sees when the tide turns, and he's a

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Speaker 19: smart enough politician to at least not buck these major trends.

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Speaker 13: Where again, you can't defend opposing a bill that's going

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Speaker 13: to deport criminals.

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Speaker 3: So it's hard to tell whether or not it's authentic.

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Speaker 3: Do you think that there will be more Democrats that

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Speaker 3: potentially might signal similarly and John Ossif or others you

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Speaker 3: are your thoughts on.

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Speaker 19: This, well, listen, I think vulnerable Democrats those are up

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Speaker 19: for re election in twenty twenty six, they may vote.

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Speaker 13: I'll be surprised if.

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Speaker 19: We get more than six because if we get seven

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Speaker 19: the bill passes, I'm not sure the Democrat Party is

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Speaker 19: going to let it pass.

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Speaker 13: I mean again, I can't explain that.

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Speaker 10: I mean, I can't explain liberalism.

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Speaker 19: I can't explain the way the Democrat Party is taking

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Speaker 19: such a strong, you know, turn to the left here.

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Speaker 13: But that's that's who they are right now.

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Speaker 1: The let's play cut ninety five.

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Speaker 3: Senator Fetterman of whether or not he might support some

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Speaker 3: of Trump's nominees, play cut ninety five.

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Speaker 8: But I want to sit down and have a conversation,

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Speaker 8: and I'm really glad that I've done that. And some

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Speaker 8: of these nominees I'm going to vote for already. In fact,

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Speaker 8: you know, whether it's my our colleague Rubio, Representative Stephan Nick,

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Speaker 8: or even Sean Duffy, you know, I expect to vote

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Speaker 8: for him as well too, and brook Rollins for agriculture again.

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Speaker 8: So there's a lot of them. I can say right

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Speaker 8: now here on Fox I'm going to vote for them.

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Speaker 8: But then there's others, you know, but that We're going

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Speaker 8: to go through the process. But I'm open to hear

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Speaker 8: from everyone, and I don't know why that's controversial.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I wish that was the way that this

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Speaker 3: would this would proceed, that we would have more discussions

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Speaker 3: and dialogues like this and be open minded. I mean, Senator,

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Speaker 3: you voted for some nominees of other parties before.

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Speaker 1: Can you speak to that.

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Speaker 3: I'm not putting you on the spot for that, but

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Speaker 3: I'm saying that there should be some yielding to an

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Speaker 3: incoming administration.

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Speaker 1: Correct.

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Speaker 19: Well, that pretty much used to be the tradition of

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Speaker 19: the Senate is okay, elections matter. A president should decide

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Speaker 19: who wants to serve in their cabinet, and as long

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Speaker 19: as there's nothing disqualifying, you know, you go ahead and

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Speaker 19: confirm that that nominee. For one thing, you want to

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Speaker 19: work with those department heads, so you don't want to

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Speaker 19: start off a relationship and say I'm going to vote

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Speaker 19: against you. So again, the bias always was, if it's

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Speaker 19: a qualified individual, elections matter, you'd go ahead, vote for

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Speaker 19: a confirmation and try and work with that department head

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Speaker 19: for the benefit of our.

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Speaker 13: Constitutions and for the benefit of America.

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Speaker 19: I stopped doing that with the bid administration because the

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Speaker 19: nominees were just wacko radical leftists, and in the end,

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Speaker 19: you stay I can't support that at all. So it's changed,

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Speaker 19: It's become very parson and that is unfortunate. But what

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Speaker 19: Federman's talking about right now is pretty.

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Speaker 13: Much the way that the senators are now.

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Speaker 19: He's traditionally looked at confirmations and there's been a lot

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Speaker 19: of by party support for cabinet heads.

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Speaker 3: In closing here, Senator, is there any red flags that

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Speaker 3: you are seeing? From Pete to Tulsi to Bobby Kennedy Cash.

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Speaker 3: Some senators are saying that all of Trump's nominees seem

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Speaker 3: poised to be confirmed.

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Speaker 1: Would you agree with that assessment?

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Speaker 19: I think so because the default position, particularly on the

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Speaker 19: Senator, it's vital anybody who wants to run for president

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Speaker 3: Senator Johnson, thank you so much, excellent work as always,

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Speaker 1: What a week of news. So much happening.

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Speaker 3: The second hour of this broadcast, we are going to

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Speaker 3: cover the California fires. I feel as if it's almost

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Speaker 3: I didn't get a chance to comment on this yesterday.

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Speaker 3: We have a whole thing on California next hour, which

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Speaker 3: is the Meta News with Mark Zuckerberg. The Mark Zuckerberg

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Speaker 3: news is very big, and I'm not going to chance

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Speaker 3: to comment on it. For those of you that missed

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Speaker 3: Mark Zuckerberg announced sweeping policy changes, saying they're getting rid

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Speaker 3: of their fact checking department, that this election was about

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Speaker 3: more speech, not less speech, that they're changing their content

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Speaker 3: moderation team to go from California to Texas. These are

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Speaker 3: dramatic changes. And before I get into the details here,

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Speaker 3: and I've had a chance to sit down with Mark Zuckerberg,

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Speaker 3: I'm getting to know Mark Zuckerberg. People say, do you

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Speaker 3: trust them or not. I said, I'm getting to know him.

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Speaker 3: I found them be very sincere when I sat down

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Speaker 3: with him, But it's going to be a growing relationship

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Speaker 1: That I appreciate.

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Speaker 3: Basically, Mark and the Facebook team, Joel Kaplan and everybody

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Speaker 3: who Joel I do know very well to stand up

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Speaker 3: to the government, to stand up to these regimes and

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Speaker 3: say no, we are going to protect freedom of speech.

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Speaker 3: We're going to protect freedom of discourse. Let's play some

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Speaker 20: Hey, everyone, I want to talk about something important today

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Speaker 20: because it's time to get back to our roots around

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Speaker 20: free expression. On Facebook and Instagram, there's been widespread debate

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Speaker 20: about potential harms from online content. Governments and legacy media

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Speaker 20: have pushed to censor more and more. A lot of

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Speaker 1: We got to give Elon so much credit.

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Speaker 3: He took the risk and stood up for freedom of speech,

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Speaker 3: And Elon Musk bought Twitter, and because of his purchase

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Speaker 3: and in fact, Mark Zuckerberg went as far to say

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Speaker 1: That they are.

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Speaker 3: Ready to show that this is not just talk, but

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Speaker 3: this is action. Real follow through accounts restored, no more

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Speaker 3: fact checking, no more suppression of political posts. You must trust,

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Speaker 3: but verify and I could tell you this last year.

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Speaker 3: but TikTok was as hot as a pistol. I mean,

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Speaker 3: Mark Zuckerberg made his announcement, so sorry, never mind, we're

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Speaker 3: going to go back. And that's a good thing that

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Speaker 3: there does need to be some proof that the atonement

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Speaker 3: for the four hundred million dollars given a Joe Biden

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Speaker 3: over that. But I can say this is phenomenal development.

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Speaker 3: Phenomenal Mark Zuckerberg is reading the room, and the trend

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Speaker 3: I'm not asking you to trust him. You should welcome

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Speaker 1: That is key.

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Speaker 3: You should not be bitter or walled off where you say, oh,

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Speaker 3: you weren't with me, when it's a different thing of

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Speaker 3: I can tell you that a free and open Facebook

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Speaker 3: and Meta is very, very good for the cause of

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Speaker 3: America first and liberty and the cause that we care

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Speaker 3: about on this program, Email me your thoughts freedom at

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Speaker 3: Charlie Kirk dot com. The horrific, tragic California fire story

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Speaker 3: coming up in the second hour.

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Speaker 15: Welcome back to this Real Americ His Voice news break

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Speaker 15: on Terrence Bates. At the moment, President Trump's New York

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Speaker 15: sentencing scheduled for Friday is still on.

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Speaker 10: However, just this morning, his.

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Speaker 15: Attorney's petitioned the US Supreme Court to intercede and stop

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Speaker 15: that sentencing. The move comes after an appeals Court judge

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Speaker 15: denied the president elect request for an emergency order halting

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Speaker 7: While the Justice Department.

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Speaker 15: House and Senate Judiciary committees. President and aleg Donald Trump

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Speaker 15: Much of the conversation is expected to center around spending

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Speaker 7: And spending cuts.

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Speaker 3: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email US is always freedom at

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Speaker 3: Charliekirk dot com. When you focus your government on diversity,

919
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Speaker 3: equity inclusion, LGBTQ pet projects and you are captured by environmentalists,

920
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Speaker 3: we have been warning for years that you are worried

921
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Speaker 3: about abstractions, but you can't do the basic stuff. You

922
00:52:45,239 --> 00:52:48,960
Speaker 3: can't do the basic necessities of government, like have a

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Speaker 3: fire hydrant that works during a fire, like being able

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Speaker 3: to clean up the brush to make sure that fires

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Speaker 3: do not consume.

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Speaker 1: Your entire city.

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Speaker 3: What is happening right now in California is apocalyptic. I

928
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Speaker 3: now know of six people personally, not like one off,

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Speaker 3: six people personally of homes I have visited that are

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Speaker 3: now gone.

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Speaker 1: That are just gone gone.

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Speaker 3: One of our team members who many of you know, Stacy,

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Speaker 3: her house is just gone. Got her family out, Praise God.

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Speaker 3: I think they had to leave a pet behind. Just

935
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Speaker 3: terrible gone. Another one of our great donors who we

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Speaker 3: actually have the interior of one of our buildings named

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Speaker 3: after her. Entire house is gone gone. Another one of

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Speaker 3: our friends in the Palisades, whole house is gone. This

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Speaker 3: is what This is some of the worst fires we've

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Speaker 3: ever seen. And joining us now is Peachy keenan native

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Speaker 3: Los Angeles resident, author of Domestic Extremist and also is

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Speaker 3: in the midst of where a lot of these fires

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Speaker 3: are happening. Peachey welcomes the program. What is the latest

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Speaker 3: on the ground, Hey.

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Speaker 5: Charlie, how are you?

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Speaker 21: This is so crazy because I grew up in the

947
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Speaker 21: Palisades Village and the Palisades Riviera, and now I live

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Speaker 21: in the Pasadena and Altadina area, So I'm being hit.

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Speaker 5: Everyone I know right.

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Speaker 21: Now is basically under evacuation. Two of my husband's cousins

951
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Speaker 21: in the Palisades Village, their houses, their homes are burned

952
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Speaker 21: to the ground, their children's schools burned to the ground.

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Speaker 21: Pallie High Pali High School is gone, flat stones, all

954
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Speaker 21: these iconic restaurants in the Palisades I grew up going

955
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Speaker 21: to gone, the real inn my mother, you know, I

956
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Speaker 21: grew up the Palisades. My mother lived in Malibu. Those

957
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Speaker 21: neighborhoods are now destroyed.

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Speaker 5: And here I am.

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Speaker 21: Now really on the border of Pasadena and Altadena.

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Speaker 5: Last my house is still standing. We're okay, thank god. Unfortunately,

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Speaker 5: we have many several friends now.

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Speaker 21: Whose homes they just found out this morning are gone.

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Speaker 5: Here in Altadena.

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Speaker 21: There this is and this is not where celebrities live.

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Speaker 21: This is not million So these are like families have

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Speaker 21: been here.

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Speaker 5: For thirty forty years.

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Speaker 21: My son who's here, he's a student at Hillsdale. He

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Speaker 21: is home for Christmas break and I'm glad he was

970
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Speaker 21: because he was helping carry all of our things to

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Speaker 21: our car last night. We got our little kids out.

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Speaker 21: And here's the sad thing. Is that the kind of

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Speaker 21: local hardware store which like a famous, many year run

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Speaker 21: family business, Altina Hardware. We found out this morning that

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Speaker 21: that burned to the ground. And both of my sons

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Speaker 21: have worked there, and my son was working there last

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Speaker 21: night selling you know, emergency supplies to people. And now

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Speaker 21: that that's gone, so this is just traumatic. I just

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Speaker 21: walked up two blocks. You can see behind me this

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Speaker 21: whole neighborhood here above New York Avenue, which is like

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Speaker 21: a main east west thoroughfare, dividing Alta, Dina and Passina

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Speaker 21: is completely engulfed.

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Speaker 5: I was standing in front.

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Speaker 21: Of homes that were just burnt just to the ground,

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Speaker 21: to the foundation, and it's just absolutely apocalyptic.

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Speaker 5: Is the right word?

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Speaker 3: Uh, Peachy, I don't want to overly politicize this, but honestly,

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Speaker 3: we have to go this one party rule. This state

989
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Speaker 3: government is controlled by Democrats, the county government is controlled

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Speaker 3: by Democrats, the city government is controlled by Democrats. That

991
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Speaker 3: they are unprepared, they didn't listen to our warnings for years.

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Speaker 3: We've been telling these people, you guys are there's going

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Speaker 3: to be a major fire breakout, and the environmentalists are

994
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Speaker 3: preventing brush cleanup, and that they're spending money on sending

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Speaker 3: you know, let's just say, charter flights to Ghana, which

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Speaker 3: is literally I just got right here. I think the

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Speaker 3: mayor just took a charter flight to Ghana. The mayor

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Speaker 3: of Los Angeles is in Ghana right now, not an exaggeration,

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Speaker 3: and took a charter flight to Ghana.

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Speaker 1: They spent they.

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Speaker 3: Sent there their extra firefighting supplies to Ukraine. Peachy explained

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Speaker 3: to us the political dynamics here.

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Speaker 21: Yeah, apparently Mayor Karen bass Uh defunded the fire, the

1004
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Speaker 21: LAFD by like something.

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Speaker 5: Like twenty million dollars or something.

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Speaker 21: You know, we can't even get the homeless junkies which

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Speaker 21: are literally in passage and now we can't get.

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Speaker 5: Them to clumb clean up the tents to get these

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Speaker 5: people out of there.

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Speaker 21: And every year it's always the homeless camps in these

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Speaker 21: mountains behind me and in the Santa Monica Mountains, they're

1012
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Speaker 21: the ones who starts the fire.

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Speaker 5: I don't know if you remember three or four years.

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00:57:12,920 --> 00:57:15,399
Speaker 21: Ago bell Air burned down where the four or five

1015
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Speaker 21: comes through by the Getty Center that almost burned down

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Speaker 21: because of a homeless encampment right there in that in

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Speaker 21: that valley. And so it's just these stupid policies. They

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Speaker 21: don't clear the brush, they're no having no water in

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Speaker 21: the Pacific in Pacific Palisades, which is one of the

1020
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Speaker 21: most expensive ZIP codes in the world, is actually like,

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Speaker 21: that's that's criminal.

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Speaker 3: That's attempted murder to be frank, I mean, I mean this,

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Speaker 3: this is Is it true that they were trying to

1024
00:57:44,920 --> 00:57:47,600
Speaker 3: get water out of the fire hydrants and there is

1025
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Speaker 3: no water?

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Speaker 1: How does that even happen?

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Speaker 21: Yeah, that's what Rick Caruso said he lives in Brentwood,

1028
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Speaker 21: which I think his daughter in the Palisades lost her home.

1029
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Speaker 21: And he's the one who ran for mayor in LA

1030
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Speaker 21: and he was ahead on election. I know, if you

1031
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Speaker 21: recalled a couple of years ago and then miraculously lo

1032
00:58:03,520 --> 00:58:07,240
Speaker 21: and behold at one in the morning, Karen Bass squeaked

1033
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Speaker 21: in a victory ahead of him.

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Speaker 5: Oh, I wonder how that happened.

1035
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Speaker 21: And so he's really the only guy talking sense here. Yeah,

1036
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Speaker 21: And he said last night that there was no water in.

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Speaker 5: The fire hydrants.

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Speaker 21: So the Palsades, you know, entry level starting home, the

1039
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Speaker 21: palsads by, you know, three four million dollars. So you know,

1040
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Speaker 21: you expect, like, what do we pay our property taxes

1041
00:58:24,880 --> 00:58:25,120
Speaker 21: to what?

1042
00:58:25,320 --> 00:58:28,320
Speaker 5: We can't go to the schools here? The fire departments.

1043
00:58:27,960 --> 00:58:32,000
Speaker 21: Don't have water, Like what exactly, what exactly are we

1044
00:58:32,200 --> 00:58:35,520
Speaker 21: paying for? It's really hard to justify even paying one

1045
00:58:35,560 --> 00:58:36,880
Speaker 21: more dollar a property tax.

1046
00:58:39,040 --> 00:58:41,360
Speaker 3: I just let's play cut sixty five place. This is

1047
00:58:41,440 --> 00:58:44,120
Speaker 3: Ri Crusoe, who should have been mayor of La that

1048
00:58:44,200 --> 00:58:46,200
Speaker 3: did everything to prevent him from becoming.

1049
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Speaker 1: Play us sixty five.

1050
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Speaker 6: My hearts are out obviously to the people with their

1051
00:58:51,000 --> 00:58:54,840
Speaker 6: homes and I'm watching the small businesses around us go

1052
00:58:55,040 --> 00:58:59,120
Speaker 6: up and plans. You know, this is people's libraryhoods. So

1053
00:58:59,200 --> 00:59:04,480
Speaker 6: it's devastating. But what is most concerning to me is

1054
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Speaker 6: our first responders, in our firefighters who are trying to

1055
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Speaker 6: battle this. There's no water in the Palatate. There's no

1056
00:59:11,360 --> 00:59:14,480
Speaker 6: water coming out of the fire hydrants. This is an

1057
00:59:14,520 --> 00:59:19,360
Speaker 6: absolute mismanagement by the city. Not the firefighter's fault, but

1058
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Speaker 6: it's by the city. And I'm going to be very honest.

1059
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Speaker 6: We've got a mayor that's out of the country, and

1060
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Speaker 6: we've got a city that's burning, and there's no resources

1061
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Speaker 6: to put out fires. So if you look at your pictures,

1062
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Speaker 6: you don't see the firefighters there because there's nothing they

1063
00:59:33,680 --> 00:59:37,360
Speaker 6: can do. And it looks like we're in a third

1064
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Speaker 6: world country here.

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Speaker 5: Third world country.

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Speaker 21: I mean, you know, usually the fires are like an

1067
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Speaker 21: encampment under the freeway, and so it's actually hard to

1068
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Speaker 21: know is something that's burnt out in La actually you

1069
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Speaker 21: know a fire, or is it just like another junkie,

1070
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Speaker 21: you know, light his crack pipe or whatever.

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Speaker 5: It's just it's just a travesty.

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Speaker 21: And I can I keep thinking every year I've lived

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Speaker 21: for my whole life. One day people are going to

1074
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Speaker 21: stop voting for these people. One day, you know, they're

1075
01:00:11,680 --> 01:00:14,880
Speaker 21: going to recall Gavenusom he beat his recall, he got reelected.

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Speaker 5: Like, it's just what will it take to wake up

1077
01:00:19,080 --> 01:00:21,280
Speaker 5: people in Los Angeles? Maybe this is it? Maybe this

1078
01:00:21,360 --> 01:00:22,000
Speaker 5: is finally it.

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Speaker 3: I just look at this. This has been for years coming.

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Speaker 3: We had the Thousand Oaks fires back in twenty twenty,

1081
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Speaker 3: we had the similar fires in twenty eighteen. This is

1082
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Speaker 3: not the first time we have seen this sort of fire.

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Speaker 3: But can you speak really quickly for a minute for

1084
01:00:39,360 --> 01:00:43,120
Speaker 3: the national audience that doesn't understand the technical nature of

1085
01:00:43,120 --> 01:00:46,600
Speaker 3: how preventable this could be if they just cleaned up

1086
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Speaker 3: the brush.

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Speaker 1: Why don't they do that?

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Speaker 21: Yeah, apparently there's the environmental lobby is so strong and

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Speaker 21: they don't want you to like hurt you know.

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Speaker 5: Some chaparral bush.

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Speaker 21: That's it, you know, endangered or like some endangered lizard.

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Speaker 5: Not allowed to do anything.

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Speaker 21: You can endanger millions of people's lives and their children

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Speaker 21: and their businesses, but you can't hurt the like nesting

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Speaker 21: bround spirrel or whatever it is. But the other thing

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Speaker 21: is we get these torrential downstorm of rainforest.

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Speaker 5: We get these horrible storms once a year.

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Speaker 21: Of course, we haven't had one yet, not one drop

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Speaker 21: of rain. Yet we have so much water comes down

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Speaker 21: into the city, so much water, billions of tons of water,

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Speaker 21: and it all goes right into the ocean.

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Speaker 5: It just goes right into the ocean.

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Speaker 21: And everyone's always wondering, like, why don't they just like build,

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Speaker 21: you know, big reservoirs. Why can't you capture this water,

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Speaker 21: have all this water. You could have locally stored water taps.

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Speaker 21: You could have neighbors fighting their own fires in the

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Speaker 21: Palisades in Malibu. Malibu's burned down like ten times in

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Speaker 21: my lifetime, and they've never once organized this. We have

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Speaker 21: the water, you.

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Speaker 5: Know, we live next to an ocean.

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Speaker 21: But somehow the water that God gives us in.

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Speaker 5: Rain never quite makes it to the fires.

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Speaker 1: We'll be right back everybody.

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Speaker 15: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 15: Terrence Bates. President elect Donald Trump beginning to meet with

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Speaker 15: Senate and House Republican leaders today to ensure that everyone

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Speaker 15: is on the same page when it comes to President

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Speaker 15: Trump's agenda once he takes office January twentieth. Much of

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Speaker 15: the conversation is expected to center around spending on border security,

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Speaker 15: as well as tax and spending cuts. While mister Trump

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Speaker 15: is calling for what he describes as one big, beautiful bill,

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Speaker 15: other lawmakers want to break the funding priorities into separate bills.

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Speaker 13: Yeah.

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Speaker 17: I'm going to be meeting with the President this Friday

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Speaker 17: and along with a group of members, and I want

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Speaker 17: to convey to him that we want to deliver on

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Speaker 17: your campaign pledges and your vision for America.

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Speaker 10: We have one last opportunity.

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Speaker 17: I think this is one of the last, if not

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Speaker 17: the last opportunity we have to turn this ship around

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Speaker 17: and save this country. And we cannot be soft on

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Speaker 17: these measures. So we I think we need to go big.

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Speaker 17: We need to We need to have radical spending cuts

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Speaker 17: in order to save and pull this ship up.

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Speaker 15: That was a Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison, you just heard

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Speaker 15: from there. That's a quick check of your headlines. I'm

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Speaker 15: Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 3: Hey, everybody, welcome back. Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 3: Another person just texted me, well, I'm gonna put this

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Speaker 3: image up on screen.

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Speaker 1: They're home, just gone. Look.

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Speaker 3: I have a lot of friends in the Palisades. We

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Speaker 3: do a lot of events there. We do a lot

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Speaker 3: of support. Let's just put that up there, just gone

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Speaker 3: eliminated and obliterated. Peachy is with us, peache. What can

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Speaker 3: the federal government do? President Trump in twelve days to intervene?

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Speaker 1: Here?

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Speaker 3: Has FEMA been called? Why has the National Garden not

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Speaker 3: been called? I don't know how good they would be,

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Speaker 3: maybe necessarily at fighting fires, but at least with logistical support.

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Speaker 1: What am I missing here?

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Speaker 21: I mean, maybe FEMA would help this area because these

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Speaker 21: are Biden voters.

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Speaker 5: We know they don't.

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Speaker 21: FEMA doesn't want to help you. If you're a Trump voter,

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Speaker 21: They're not going to help my house. I mean, I

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Speaker 21: guess they just have to work on whoever manages these

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Speaker 21: these these mountains. I mean, these mountains keep burning and

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Speaker 21: displacing all these people.

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Speaker 5: But I just want to show you where I am.

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Speaker 5: I walked up a little bit.

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Speaker 21: I met Lake Avenue, the main north south thoroughfare of

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Speaker 21: Pasadena and Atchison, and you can see it's been like

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Speaker 21: totally blocked off. And behind me is this beautiful church

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Speaker 21: West Nuster Presbyterian and bind Me is completely blocked black smoke.

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Speaker 21: All these homes here in Alta Dina along Lake Avenue,

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Speaker 21: all the businesses are just are just going and.

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Speaker 5: Honestly, it's like really heartbreaking for me. I've you know,

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Speaker 5: I have a fam, I know a family.

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Speaker 21: My friend has ten children, her husband recently died of cancer,

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Speaker 21: and they live up that.

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Speaker 5: Street in the beautiful old home and.

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Speaker 21: That's the only memory all her children have of their

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Speaker 21: father in that home. And I really have no idea

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Speaker 21: what's what the fate of her home is. I know

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Speaker 21: that the family is safe, but so many friends in

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Speaker 21: this neighborhood don't do not know.

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Speaker 5: What's happened to their house.

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Speaker 21: Another family at our school, their house was spared, but

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Speaker 21: the neighbor's next door up.

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Speaker 5: Here, their their home is gone.

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Speaker 21: And I'm just seeing fire trucks from all over the

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Speaker 21: state coming down here.

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Speaker 5: Thank goodness.

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Speaker 21: I just I mean up there, just a block ahead

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Speaker 21: of me, Woodbury, New York is just you know, so

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Speaker 21: many cops, black smoke billowing.

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Speaker 5: From these beautiful old homes and black eyes.

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Speaker 21: These are not you know, billionaires, these are not celebrities.

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Speaker 21: These homes are you know, one hundred and twenty year

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Speaker 21: old craftsman homes. They're so beautiful and families have been

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Speaker 21: in here for decades and it's just.

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Speaker 5: A real nightmare.

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Speaker 3: There's a lot of chatter, and I'm not sure the

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Speaker 3: truth of this, the veracity of it that there were

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Speaker 3: a lot of fire insurance cancelation letters and notices sent recently.

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Speaker 1: Is that correct?

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Speaker 5: I have no insight into that.

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Speaker 21: I know that California makes it very difficult to get

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Speaker 21: homeowner's insurance. You have to if you want earthquake insurance.

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Speaker 21: It's like so exorbitant that most people don't even bother

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Speaker 21: with earthquake insurance. And homeowner's insurance is so expensive. I mean,

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Speaker 21: the cost of living here, as you.

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Speaker 5: Know, is already so high.

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Speaker 21: I don't know anything about people's policies being canceled. If

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Speaker 21: that's the case, that feels like the lawsuit ready to happen.

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Speaker 3: I've heard. I mean, I've heard that. So I guess

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Speaker 3: the final take away here just I have to ask,

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Speaker 3: Actually i'm looking at this, is that church going to

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Speaker 3: be consumed by the fire?

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Speaker 21: The neighborhood behind it I think might be in danger

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Speaker 21: the smoke. This is a couple of blocks north of

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Speaker 21: it is on fire. I think this church is stone.

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Speaker 21: This church has been here since you know, nineteen ten probably,

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Speaker 21: and you know, I think it'll be okay, but up

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Speaker 21: up the street the dry cleaner that we go to

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Speaker 21: is gone. Luckily none of my husband's shirts were in

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Speaker 21: the dry cleaner. The hardware, the local hardware store, all

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Speaker 21: these family businesses that I've been here for decades like

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Speaker 21: cornerstones of this community.

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Speaker 5: And it really is a community.

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Speaker 21: I me, it's a lot of levels, but you know,

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Speaker 21: these are good people, and it's just I'm just.

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Speaker 5: Total in total shock.

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Speaker 1: Peachey.

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Speaker 3: I will be praying for you and thanks you to know

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Speaker 3: how terrible this is right now.

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Speaker 1: Thank you so.

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Speaker 5: Much, Thanks Charlie.

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Speaker 3: California has been more focused on under reassignment, surgery for minors,

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Speaker 3: cash for illegals, high rises for homeless, and fish, then

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Speaker 3: capturing water to be able to fight fires for their citizens.

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Speaker 3: What you are seeing on the ground right now in

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Speaker 3: California is a perfect example as to why President Trump

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Speaker 3: won sending extra fire equipment to Ukraine, chartering flights to Ghana,

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Speaker 3: and not caring about the well being of your own

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Speaker 3: people or citizens. It is constantly worried about abstractions abroad

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Speaker 3: and ignoring the immediate concerns that are facing the American people.

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Speaker 3: Our next guest is doctor Gad sad. Coming up in

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Speaker 3: the next segment, we're going to be talking about suicidal empathy.

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Speaker 3: It ties into all of this. This is a major

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Speaker 3: public policy disaster. And for people in California that have

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Speaker 3: been voting for Democrats, this is what you get. You

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Speaker 3: get mismanaged government, you get woke fire departments. I mean,

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Speaker 3: right now, one of our team members just texted me saying,

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Speaker 3: I don't even know what to do. Their entire house

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Speaker 3: SISCNS is gone. Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com

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Speaker 3: will be right back.

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Speaker 15: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice News breakout. Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 15: Tens of thousands of people in the Los Angeles area

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Speaker 15: are out of their homes right now as a handful

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Speaker 15: of wildfires are eating through real estate in that area.

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Speaker 15: Thirty thousand people have been told to evacuate, many more

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Speaker 15: leaving willingly. Santa Ana winds blowing at speeds at about

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Speaker 15: sixty miles an hour right now, and they're fueling the

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Speaker 15: various fires and keeping firefighters busy around the clock.

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Speaker 18: At the bottom of the canyon, there was cars piled

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Speaker 18: on top of each other.

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Speaker 5: There was boulders at a debris that fell.

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Speaker 18: Off off the Canyon that was on fire, that was

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Speaker 18: in the middle of the road where people had to

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Speaker 18: abandon their cars. I know people that live in that

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Speaker 18: Gata community right there on Sunset and Palisa Circle that

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Speaker 18: was on fire. The hillside was on fire, and it's

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Speaker 18: actually the hillside, the hillside behind my house.

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Speaker 15: The fires are burning in exclusive areas around LA, like Malibu,

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Speaker 15: as well as the Pacific Palisades. It's such a dire

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Speaker 15: situation that the Los Angeles Fire Department is asking off

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Speaker 15: duty firefighters to help out. In fact, the LAPD and

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Speaker 15: fire officials there in Los Angeles saying this fire is

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Speaker 15: zero percent contained at the moment. Also, we are just

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Speaker 15: learning that at least two people are dead as a result.

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Speaker 15: President Biden has also been forced to cancel a trip

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Speaker 15: to Riverside County there in California, where he was set

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Speaker 15: to announce the establishment of two new national monuments.

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Speaker 7: They're in the Golden State.

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Speaker 10: Just into our newsroom.

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Speaker 15: The US Justice Department says it will release part of

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Speaker 15: Special Counsel Jacksmith's findings on President Trump's alleged efforts to

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Speaker 15: undo the results of the twenty twenty presidential election.

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Speaker 10: However, the full.

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Speaker 15: Investigative report on the president elect hoarding of classified documents

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Speaker 15: of mar A Lago will remain under wraps for the

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Speaker 15: time being. The Justice Department's announcement came to light in

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Speaker 15: a filing with the Federal Appeals Court, which is considering

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Speaker 15: a request from the President elect to block the release

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Speaker 15: of the two volume report related to him. While charges

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Speaker 15: against the soon to be forty seventh president will soon

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Speaker 15: or have been dropped, the indictment itself against two other

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Speaker 15: people charging the case remains in place. Tuesday, Federal Judge

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Speaker 15: Aileen Cannon temporarily blocked the release of the Special Council's

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Speaker 15: report on the classified documents case. While the Justice Department

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Speaker 15: says it won't release that report publicly, it will send

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Speaker 15: a copy to the chairman and ranking members of the

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Speaker 3: gonna say this just off the coff before I introduce

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Speaker 3: our guest. Can we please just go away with half

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Speaker 3: the screen during these emergency briefings to the sign language interpreters.

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Speaker 3: I have nothing against obviously people that cannot hear, but

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Speaker 3: there's close captioning. I mean, this is just over the top.

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Speaker 3: We can't do this. We've got to get back to

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Speaker 3: how it used to be. It's just, oh, it's just

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Speaker 3: too much. It's a distractions.

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Speaker 1: What it is?

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Speaker 3: The reason is they do these emergency briefings for fires

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Speaker 3: or terrorist attacks and you're looking at this and you're

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Speaker 3: not listening.

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Speaker 1: I don't like it.

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Speaker 3: So we got we just got a close captionings perfectly fine.

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Speaker 1: I think I think we have to. We got to

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Speaker 1: get back to basics.

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Speaker 3: Here join us now now is doctor Gad Sad. We're

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Speaker 3: here to talk about suicidal empathy. Doctor Sad?

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Speaker 1: What is that? And welcome to the program.

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Speaker 7: Oh great to be with you. Have you recovered from

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Speaker 7: seeing me in the red velvet suit at mar Lago?

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Speaker 19: Oh?

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Speaker 1: I have it.

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Speaker 3: It traumatized me for a day, but I have sufficiently recovered.

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Speaker 7: All right, So suicidal empathy is the following charty. Empathy

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Speaker 7: is a great thing, but like most things in life,

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Speaker 7: it has to be deployed to the right targets and

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Speaker 7: the right amount at the right place right. Aristotle already

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Speaker 7: knew this many thousands of years ago. So to be

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Speaker 7: empathetic is certainly a virtue that you know, we should applaud.

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Speaker 7: But to be orgiastically empathetic. So, for example, American vets

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Speaker 7: are less worthy of our empathy than illegal immigrants who

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Speaker 7: are MS thirteen gang members, transgender folks who want to

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Speaker 7: play in women's sports who are biological males. Empathizing with

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Speaker 7: them is more important than the hundreds of women who

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Speaker 7: will lose a spot on the podium. So suicidal empathy

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Speaker 7: is the misfiring of an otherwise adaptive emotion.

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Speaker 3: So how does that apply in our politics? Give us

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Speaker 3: more and more examples of how that manifests in our politics.

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Speaker 7: Orgiastic open borders is due to suicidal empathy. Choosing to

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Speaker 7: never criticize Islam because it might marginalize the noble, peaceful

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Speaker 7: Muslims that live next to me is a case of

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Speaker 7: soil empathy. Arguing that all immigrants are equal and hence

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Speaker 7: I mean yes, they're equal in the sense that they're

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Speaker 7: equal under the law, but they're not equally likely to

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Speaker 7: assimilate and internalize Western values. There's nothing racist or bigoted

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Speaker 7: about that, right. My housecat is a feeline. So is

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Speaker 7: the wild lion in the savannah jungle. They're both feeline.

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Speaker 7: One of them wants me to pet it, the other

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Speaker 7: one wants to eat me for lunch. And so I'm

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Speaker 7: not bigoted against cats because I recognize that a lion

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Speaker 7: is not the same thing as fid oh my cat.

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Speaker 7: And so criminality, how we navigate through the penal system,

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Speaker 7: is a case of suicidal empathy. Why don't we give

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Speaker 7: the noble criminal an eighty seventh chance. He's already been

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Speaker 7: criminalized by white patriarchy. If we now put him in prison,

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Speaker 7: we're double whammying him. And so every lunatic public policy

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Speaker 7: that you could think that is truly insane ultimately is

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Speaker 7: rooted in the reflex of suicidal and misguided empathy.

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Speaker 3: So how then do we fight back against suicidal empathy?

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Speaker 3: And it seems more applicable. The West decided to not

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Speaker 3: commit suicide politically this last November, and we've actually decided

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Speaker 3: to choose life.

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Speaker 1: Your thoughts professor.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, so I look, I'm as you are. Of course

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Speaker 7: I am elated that Donald Trump one, but I keep

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Speaker 7: warning people, please don't be complacent. The fact that he

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Speaker 7: won doesn't mean that all of the parasitic ideas, all

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Speaker 7: of the suicidal empathy magically is eradicated. Right. It took

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Speaker 7: fifty to one hundred years for each of these disastrous

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Speaker 7: ideas and these misguided emotional responses to proliferate through every

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Speaker 7: nuken cranny of society. So it's going to take more

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Speaker 7: than us the four years of Donald Trump for us

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Speaker 7: to win the battle. So yes, let's rejoice that he won,

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Speaker 7: and the opposite would have been the alternative would have

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Speaker 7: been a disaster. But it doesn't end here. A lot

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Speaker 7: more work needs to be done.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, and so how then do we fighting? I mean,

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Speaker 3: I know you have an upcoming book around these kind

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Speaker 3: of themes. What are the one, two, three bullet points?

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Speaker 3: Because if there was a through line as to why

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Speaker 3: the West is collapsing, suicidal empathy could be one of

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Speaker 3: the main reasons.

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Speaker 7: Why. Yeah, Well, it's to remind people that orgiastic, unadulterated

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Speaker 7: empathy is not a virtue, right, like most things in life,

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Speaker 7: we've evolved the capacity to discriminate between people. I'm more

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Speaker 7: likely to jump in front of a moving bus to

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Speaker 7: save my biological children than i am to save a

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Speaker 7: random child in Namibia. That's not because callous, that's not

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Speaker 7: because I'm sinister. It's because I've evolved the emotional system

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Speaker 7: that allows me to met out my investments in a

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Speaker 7: way that makes evolutionary sense. And so we need to

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Speaker 7: remind people that it is perfectly reasonable to care more

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Speaker 7: about your country than to care about a country that's

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Speaker 7: two thousand miles away, to care more about your children

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Speaker 7: than about some poorly mistreated child in Waziristan. Again, that

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Speaker 7: doesn't mean that we should never met out empathy and

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Speaker 7: kindness to strangers, but it means that it has to

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Speaker 7: be better regulated. And so the quicker we can remind

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Speaker 7: people that it is perfectly reasonable, for example, to be

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Speaker 7: patriotic to love your family first, the quicker we can

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Speaker 7: eradicate this reflex of suicidal empathy.

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Speaker 3: Do you have any idea of an author or a

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Speaker 3: thinker as to where this came from? If there was

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Speaker 3: a culprit where the first or second initiation points for

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Speaker 3: where this originated.

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Speaker 7: So I think it originally started with the parasitic ideas. Right,

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Speaker 7: so you know, all cultures are equal, who are you

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Speaker 7: to judge other cultures? But of course our own culture

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01:21:16,439 --> 01:21:19,120
Speaker 7: is not equal in that it's inferior, right, the West

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Speaker 7: is inferior to the noble afghanis right. And what that does,

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Speaker 7: then is it creates a sense of what I argue

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Speaker 7: in the book in the forthcoming book, a sense of

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Speaker 7: survivor guilt. So let me let me expand on this idea.

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Speaker 7: If you're in a plane crash, God forbid, and in

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Speaker 7: your role, everybody dies except you. At first you're elated,

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Speaker 7: thank God I survived, But then you might go through

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Speaker 7: a ruminative period where there is a constant intrusive thought

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Speaker 7: in your mind, why did I deserve to live while

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Speaker 7: all those perfectly lovely people survive. Well, I argue that

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Speaker 7: the West suffers from this kind of survivor guild. But

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Speaker 7: at the collective level, why was I born in the

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Speaker 7: West and therefore I've got all these privileges, whereas these

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Speaker 7: poor people in Waziristan don't have my ability to thrive

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Speaker 7: and flourish. And so there is several roots of the

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Speaker 7: genesis for where that comes from, but it all originates

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Speaker 7: from those parasitic ideas. That's why my first book, Parasitic Mind,

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Speaker 7: was about what happens to our cognitive system when it

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Speaker 7: is zombified, and then the next book is what happens

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Speaker 7: to our emotional system when it becomes zomba fied. If

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Speaker 7: our cognitive system is zombified and then our emotional system

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Speaker 7: is zombi fid. Here we go to the abyss of

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Speaker 7: infinite lunacy.

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Speaker 3: So let's let's try to contemporize this. We're seeing right now,

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Speaker 3: what's happening with the United Kingdom grooming gangs. You're not

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Speaker 3: allowed to speak out against Islamic rape gangs in the

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Speaker 3: United Kingdom because you might offend the Mohammedans, that the

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Speaker 3: Mohammedans might sue you in court, and the Mohammedans might

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Speaker 3: come after you. Is this an example of suicidal empathy.

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Speaker 7: It's a prime example. It is front end central in

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Speaker 7: my next book, and so in my books socato empathy. Right,

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Speaker 7: So think, let me draw an analogy for your chartie

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Speaker 7: from evolutionary psychology. The number one predictor of child abuse

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Speaker 7: in a home. I don't know if you've ever heard

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01:23:24,479 --> 01:23:26,720
Speaker 7: me mention this. If you haven't, can I ask you

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Speaker 7: to guess without putting you on the spot. Can you

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Speaker 7: guess what is the number one predictor of child abuse

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Speaker 7: in a home?

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Speaker 1: Religion?

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Speaker 7: No, no, not part. If there is a step parent

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Speaker 7: in the house, there is a hundred fold.

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Speaker 1: Meaning what religion they have. But yes, so go ahead,

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Speaker 1: But just to be clear, I got.

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Speaker 7: You, yeh, yeah, you know, I got it. So if

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Speaker 7: there is a step parent in the house, there's one

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Speaker 7: hundredfold increase of there being a child abuse in that home. Now,

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Speaker 7: me saying that, which is an absolute, incontrovertible fact, doesn't

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Speaker 7: take away from the fact that most step parents are

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Speaker 7: perfectly lovely and are not abusers. Right, Both those statements

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Speaker 7: hold true. What happens in the British grooming gangs is

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Speaker 7: the minute that you say that there is an epidemiological

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Speaker 7: reality whereby Pakistani Muslims are the primary perpetrators of those crimes.

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01:24:23,520 --> 01:24:26,120
Speaker 7: Then someone comes along and says, yes, but my uncle

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Speaker 7: Ahmad is a lovely guy and he would never rape

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Speaker 7: a child.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 7: That is that suicidal empathy reflex, which is upon hearing

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Speaker 7: something that might marginalize the noble Muslims please shut that

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Speaker 7: information down. So, yes, that is a perfect example of suicidal.

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Speaker 1: Empathy, Doctor Sad.

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Speaker 3: I want to also just speak more broadly about how

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Speaker 3: the West is starting the pushback against it. Are you

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Speaker 3: seeing more and more of a movement for people to be.

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Speaker 1: Let's just say.

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Speaker 3: Oppositional to this, I suppose that actually is a better question.

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Speaker 1: What is the opposite of suicidal empathy.

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Speaker 7: Well regulated empathy? Right, so let me give you another

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Speaker 7: example that I think we'll drive that point home. OCD,

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Speaker 7: spend eight hours washing my hands and scolding hot water

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Speaker 7: But the root of OCD is rooted in an actually adaptive, evolutionary,

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Speaker 7: sensible mechanism, which is, it makes evolutionary sense for us

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Speaker 7: to scan the environment for potential threats. So if you

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Speaker 7: and I meet Charlie, and I noticed that a second

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Speaker 7: ago you sneezed into your hand, and then you put

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Speaker 7: out your hand to shake mine, I might WinCE at

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Speaker 7: and therefore it makes evolutionary sense for me to be

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Speaker 7: scanning the world for environmental threads. The problem becomes when

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Speaker 7: that warning flag misfires. It becomes hyperactive. So I checked

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Speaker 7: there for the next four hours checking that the door

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Speaker 7: is closed. While this is the same idea with empathy, Yes,

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Speaker 7: be empathetic, but not orgiastically so right like life is

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Speaker 7: about regulation, it's about having the right amount in the

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Speaker 3: would imagine you're a professor that most professors are proponents

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Speaker 3: of suicidal empathy.

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Speaker 1: Is that correct?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 7: Of course, big time. I mean, and all of them

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Speaker 7: were in mourning when the ultra empathetic Justin Trudeau resigned recently. Right,

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Speaker 7: all of them were big champions of his because he

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Speaker 7: was so kind, he was so warm, he was about

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Speaker 7: land acknowledgments, he was about diversity, inclusion and equity. He's

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Speaker 7: about indigenous knowledge instead of you know, the white supremacy

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Speaker 7: scientific methods. So of course they are, you know, stricken

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Speaker 7: with suicidal empathy. Now I should say to your earlier

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01:30:30,960 --> 01:30:33,639
Speaker 7: point that there is a bit of a pushback. I'm

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Speaker 7: happy to report to your audience, Charlie, that I'm now

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Speaker 7: receiving a growing number of emails from academics who are saying,

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Speaker 7: wink wink, I'm on your side much more than I

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Speaker 7: have in the past. So maybe they're waking up, so

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Speaker 7: we can be at least a bit optimistic.

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Speaker 1: I would hope.

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Speaker 3: So, so you're at Northwood University now in Michigan, in

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Speaker 3: this country, I really believe that we're entering a new

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Speaker 3: era of American dominance and strength prosperity.

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Speaker 1: Do you agree with that, doctor said.

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Speaker 7: I do. I do. Look, life, as you know, is

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Speaker 7: full of cycles, down cycles, up cycles. I'd like to

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Speaker 7: think that what we're seeing now, this kind of new renaissance,

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Speaker 7: this new optimism, is not just a little bleap of

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Speaker 7: a Donald Trump positive outlier, but rather he started the

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Speaker 7: train onto a new renaissance period. So I'd like to

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Speaker 7: think that you're absolutely right. We went through a very

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Speaker 7: difficult period. And I say we, I don't mean just

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Speaker 7: the United States, I mean Canada, I mean the West.

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Speaker 7: But hopefully things are definitely turning around for the better.

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Speaker 3: Today, doctor said, please plug your books or the way

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Speaker 3: that our audience can support you.

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Speaker 7: The parasitic mind, the sad truth about happiness. And I

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Speaker 7: am feverishly working on suicidal empathy every day, every minute,

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Speaker 7: every hour. Hopefully it should be out in the next

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Speaker 7: few months.

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Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you, doctor Sad really appreciate it.

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Speaker 13: Thank you.

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Speaker 3: Actually construct houses in southern California. They have to use

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