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Speaker 1: It's that time time, time, time, lock and.

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Speaker 2: Load from Michael Varie Show is on the air for.

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Speaker 1: The mayor in New York City and Chicago.

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Speaker 3: President Trump made it clear at Teresrio, We're going to

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Speaker 3: double Donald, triple Donald.

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Speaker 1: Sanctuary City.

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Speaker 4: ICE will now have a larger budget than all but

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Speaker 4: fifteen of the world's militaries. Its four year total is

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Speaker 4: more than every military except for the United States and China.

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Speaker 4: This is a direct assault on the civil liberties of

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Speaker 4: all Americans and will fundamentally undermine our rights.

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Speaker 1: Day like today, I want folks to know we.

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Speaker 5: Have your back, and we'll continue to come back and

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Speaker 5: do what we can to protect our diverse communities, to

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Speaker 5: protect the spirit that defines the best of this city

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Speaker 5: and our state, and to push back again this cruelty,

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Speaker 5: to push back against this cruelty that is being perpetuated

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Speaker 5: by the President of the United States.

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Speaker 6: What you see in those pictures, is it making America safer?

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Speaker 7: No, it's terrorizing Americans, our friends and neighbors, otherwise known

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Speaker 7: as immigrants, many of them.

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Speaker 1: But these are folks who you know.

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Speaker 7: They go to our churches, they work at our grocery stores,

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Speaker 7: they work on construction sites, they work in childcare, They

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Speaker 7: worked in many jobs that would not be filled had

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Speaker 7: they not done it. And I also just sit back

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Speaker 7: and ask who asked for this. Americans were told that

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Speaker 7: the most violent individuals would be deported, and we're now

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Speaker 7: seeing in the numbers that that is a very small

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Speaker 7: percentage of who is being targeted.

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Speaker 1: We're not helpless. You should meet their chaos with chaos.

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Speaker 1: A j Vance has a way of bringing.

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Speaker 8: A very structured, thoughtful, reasoned approach to conservatism. What you're

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Speaker 8: going to hear him say right now is something you

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Speaker 8: will very rarely hear a Republican able to and willing

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Speaker 8: to say. He's talking about the fact that if you

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Speaker 8: flood the country with people from other countries whose culture

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Speaker 8: is diametrically opposed to your own with regard to personal rights,

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Speaker 8: which with regard to family structure, with with regard to

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Speaker 8: conflict resolution, many of whom are not of your same

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Speaker 8: religion or culture. Those people are not. This is no

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Speaker 8: longer what we used to call the melting pot. You

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Speaker 8: will no longer have a culture that you identify with.

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Speaker 1: You will have.

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Speaker 8: A Balkanized Tower of Babbel where people don't share a

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Speaker 8: sense of community and culture. And when that happens, you

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Speaker 8: don't have what Max Weber called a nation. You don't

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Speaker 8: have a community rit large, and you lose a lot

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Speaker 8: of what you currently love and have historically loved. So

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Speaker 8: the people who are from outside your community, who do

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Speaker 8: not share your values but want to live here because

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Speaker 8: it's well, they don't want to live in the place

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Speaker 8: where people share their values because their values, if held

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Speaker 8: by one hundred percent of the people, end up in

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Speaker 8: a broken, impoverished, unsafe, filthy society. So they want to

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Speaker 8: come to the country that your values have created. But

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Speaker 8: when they arrive, your values are not their values. So

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Speaker 8: they want to bring the very values that have results

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Speaker 8: did in the world. The people from California coming to Texas,

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Speaker 8: same thing, people from New York coming to Florida, same thing.

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Speaker 8: It's the same deal. It's not just a Muslim or

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Speaker 8: matter what. So when you bring all of these people

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Speaker 8: have nations within nations, and the smaller nation does not

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Speaker 8: And this is the LA protests and this is what

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Speaker 8: we're seeing with Zorn Mundani in New York.

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Speaker 1: So here is JD. Vance.

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Speaker 8: I think two minutes and nine seconds of some of

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Speaker 8: the most important discussion of culture, more important than politics

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Speaker 8: because politics is downstream of culture that you will ever hear.

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Speaker 1: Listen carefully.

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Speaker 9: You cannot swap ten million people from anywhere else in

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Speaker 9: the world and expect for America to remain unchanged. And

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Speaker 9: the same way, you can't export the Constitution, the written

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Speaker 9: That's not something to lament or be sad about. It's

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Speaker 9: moment and time, with a distinctive place and a distinctive people.

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Speaker 9: The founders of our country understood that, perhaps better than anybody.

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Speaker 9: They understood that our shared qualities, our heritage, our values,

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Speaker 9: I would say, a decisive one, even in rebellion against

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Speaker 9: That means something today. Citizenship, true citizenship is not just

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Speaker 9: about rights in a world of globalized commerce, and communication.

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Speaker 9: It also is about obligations, including the obligations that we

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Speaker 1: Should they be treated that way.

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Speaker 9: And I think it's impossible to feel a sense of

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Speaker 1: I believe, and my own story.

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Speaker 9: Is a testament to that that yes, immigration can enrich

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Speaker 9: the United States of America. My lovely wife is the

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Speaker 1: Better off for it.

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Speaker 9: But we should expect everyone in our country, whether their ancestors.

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Speaker 9: And we should be skeptical of anyone who lacks it,

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Speaker 9: especially if they purport to lead this great country.

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Speaker 8: That right there is as bold and as reasoned a

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Speaker 1: Anyone in elected office. May about a very very.

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Speaker 10: Tough and famous issue, as I call it the Michael

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Speaker 8: I think the Advance is a very very good spokesman

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Speaker 8: for certain elements of conservatism libertarianism in America. He also

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Speaker 8: has a keen understanding of America's unique history, which is

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Speaker 8: important to understand. Every country has their own history that

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Speaker 8: very very important to understand. When you start talking about

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Speaker 8: the Dick Cheney's and John Bolton's and the Bushes love

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Speaker 8: once we choose to do that, it's not a war anymore.

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Speaker 8: It's an occupation. When you choose to stay there with

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Speaker 8: Not a Colon Powell fan, But if you look at

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Speaker 1: If you break it, you own it.

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Speaker 8: If you go in and topple Saddam Hussein, fine, what

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Speaker 8: are you replacing him with? What did we replace him with?

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Speaker 8: Well we didn't, that's just it. What does Iraq look

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Speaker 8: Then before we lost the lives we did. There is

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Speaker 8: They say it often, grow up, be tough. This is

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Speaker 8: part of being a real country. Young Men have to die.

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Speaker 8: You have to fight wars. You're picking wars, you're choosing them.

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Speaker 8: You're gleefully relishing the opportunity to send boys to war.

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Speaker 8: This is what Lindsey Graham masturbates to He's thrilled, he

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Speaker 1: Once we start dropping bombs.

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Speaker 8: Their hope is that there will be enough resistance on

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Speaker 8: the ground or another attack on Americans that they can declare, yeahs, aren't.

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Speaker 1: You can't keep doing this.

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Speaker 8: The cost of war like this, the toll it takes

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Speaker 8: I think the value I think the contribution of Vietnamese

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Speaker 8: So these things are real easy to talk about. In

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Speaker 8: none of this is captured in the We're going to

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Speaker 11: Well, Experts such as our friend Julie Brown from the

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Speaker 11: There's a trove of information that the Trump administration is

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Speaker 11: So while there may not be an official client list

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Speaker 1: The public. You you're being played for fools here, So.

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Speaker 8: I know, we just dismiss it because Jake Tapper is

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Speaker 8: But back to the Epstein list. Surely, surely we're not

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Speaker 8: to five oh six. This was Attorney General Pam Bondy.

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Speaker 8: She's not saying this anymore, but this is what she

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Speaker 12: Tens of thousands of videos of Epstein with children or

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Speaker 12: And that's what they're going through right now. The FBI

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Speaker 8: Okay, now here's Carol Levett, the White House Press Secretary

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Speaker 2: The FBI looks at the circumstances founding the debt of

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Speaker 2: no incriminating client list. So what happened to the Epstein

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Speaker 6: Well, I think if you go back and look at

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Speaker 6: Yes, she was saying the entirety of all of the paperwork,

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Speaker 6: So this Attorney General and the FBI director are committed

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Speaker 6: they promise an exhaustive review.

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Speaker 1: That's what they did.

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Speaker 6: For any further details, I would refer you to the

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Speaker 8: Well, this doesn't feel like the forthcoming answers we were expecting,

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Speaker 8: on Benny Johnson's show, talking about the government using Epstein

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Speaker 8: He thinks that's what's happening. Listen to this.

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Speaker 13: They cover their tracks, and it's just hard for me

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Speaker 1: Government was involved.

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Speaker 13: If the government wasn't involved, I don't think they would

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Speaker 13: Was the government using Epstein and the videos to blackmail

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Speaker 8: what he's saying now. That was before Now he's no, no, no,

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Speaker 8: I don't think that's happening at all.

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Speaker 13: I don't think the Department Justice has them, or at

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Speaker 14: I expressed this with was Cash Patail and a lot

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Speaker 14: I hope they're not shredding document tright. Now, this was

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Speaker 14: because our task force has done everything, led by Anna

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Speaker 13: I mean, she's relentless, she's persistent, she's pretty frustrated right

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Speaker 13: But you know, I told Ann of the same thing

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Speaker 13: Somebody in the deep state said, okay, we'll just put

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Speaker 8: Sorry, that was the same interview, but I do find

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Speaker 8: it odd. In one breath there is I think the

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Speaker 8: government was controlling powerful people by through Epstein, by coordinating

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Speaker 8: them to have sex with children, which is a very

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Speaker 8: serious crime. But I don't think they have any videos

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Speaker 8: of it or why they about face what's happening here.

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Speaker 13: Strake burd and my fellow Orange County buddy Michael Berry

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Speaker 10: I'm from the country and I like it that way.

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Speaker 10: We haven't talked about our economy, and I think it's

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Speaker 10: good that we do. Let's start with six' oh, Nine,

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Speaker 10: jim the flashback From Joe scarborough That Donald trump is politically.

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Speaker 10: Dead this Was december of twenty twenty, two so two

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Speaker 15: Dead this is sort of a scene out of the sixth.

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Speaker 3: Market So i've made my career on listening to the,

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Speaker 3: market Not Wall street. Economists So i'm going to stick

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Speaker 3: with what the market's telling.

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Speaker 8: Me, now for those of you who followed me for

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Speaker 8: a long, time you know THAT i am within a

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Speaker 8: certain nuanced position not in favor of. Protectionism and a

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Speaker 8: tariff is a form of. Protection it is government imposing

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Speaker 8: attacks whatever you want to call, it imposing, attacks and

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Speaker 8: whoever you want to, pay it still.

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Speaker 1: A tax on the transaction of.

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Speaker 8: Commerce here is the problem with, this and this is

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Speaker 8: the problem with pure. Libertarianism it's one of the things

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Speaker 8: that frustrates people with the. Libertarians the pure libertarians are

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Speaker 8: for open. BORDERS i know, It we've had the. Conversation,

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Speaker 8: well the problem with. That the reality is if you

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Speaker 8: have completely free and open borders to anyone who wants

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Speaker 8: to come, in we.

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Speaker 1: Would be overwhelmed.

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Speaker 8: Tomorrow we would simply become the countries they, fled a

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Speaker 8: combination Of, Africa, mexico The Middle, East, china the poorest

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Speaker 8: parts Of Southeast, asia and then you don't have a

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Speaker 8: country anything like what you have. Today so there is

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Speaker 8: a nuance to. This there's a complexity to positions that

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Speaker 8: you would like to be able to say this is

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Speaker 8: a perfect principle and that's. It, likewise my opposition to

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Speaker 8: protectionism and to government intervention into commercial transactions domestic or

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Speaker 8: in this case, international is that you're not operating in

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Speaker 8: an environment of free.

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Speaker 1: Trade to start.

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Speaker 8: With if other countries are prohibiting our agricultural products from

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Speaker 8: being imported there and pricing them out of, viability they

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Speaker 8: are not engaged in free. Trade so the obvious answer

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Speaker 8: is if you want a sense of fairness or our,

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Speaker 8: farmer you, say all, right well then we're not taking

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Speaker 8: your cheap crap in Here china and doing that has

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Speaker 8: enough of an impact on The chinese economy it has it.

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Speaker 8: Has folks here don't realize. This the media that's paid

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Speaker 8: off by The chinese government doesn't realize. This But china

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Speaker 8: is reeling right, now and the Fear american businesses are

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Speaker 8: now who had outsourced To, china a lot of them

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Speaker 8: aren't bringing that back. Home we'd like to believe they,

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Speaker 8: are some of them, are but most of them are

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Speaker 8: not bringing it back. Home they're just looking for another

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Speaker 8: place to get cheap. Labor so they're just going to

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Speaker 8: pull out Of china and use factories In. VIETNAM i,

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Speaker 8: mean that's what's going to. Happen we all know that's

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Speaker 8: what's going to. Happen you might peck around the, edges

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Speaker 8: but that's what's going to, happen which is fine with.

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Speaker 8: ME i Believe china is our mortal. Enemy we just

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Speaker 8: had Another chinese spy caught just the other. Day he

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Speaker 8: was traveling in The Middle. East just had. Another there's

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Speaker 8: all of the world combined does not send as many

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Speaker 8: spies to this. Country we keep catching, them and we

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Speaker 8: keep allowing. It why do we trade with these. People

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Speaker 8: i'm for crushing their. ECONOMY i am there are our enemies.

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Speaker 1: Militarily they are our. Enemy they spy on us.

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Speaker 8: Daily they conduct themselves commercially in a way that is.

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Speaker 8: Unbecoming they do not protect our intellectual, property they do

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Speaker 8: not follow international. Protocols they should have never been allowed

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Speaker 8: into the international economic community that we.

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Speaker 1: Allowed and.

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Speaker 8: Let me not get worked up toward the end of the.

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Speaker 8: PROGRAM i do want you to know that healthy disagreement is.

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Speaker 8: HEALTHY i do love to hear from, you whether you

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Speaker 8: agree with the, show or love the, show or anywhere in.

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Speaker 8: Between you can email me At mike through the Website

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Speaker 8: Michael berryshow dot com.

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Speaker 1: Community thank, YOU i mean good.

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Speaker 15: Night