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Speaker 1: Welcome in everybody to the Wednesday edition of the Klay,

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Speaker 1: Travis and Buck Sexton Show. Has Trump already won the

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Speaker 1: Iran Ward? The negotiations between the Mulla regime and the

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Speaker 1: Trumpster are going fast and furious already. What is the

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Speaker 1: outcome going to be here? We will discuss that with

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Speaker 1: all of you. The lot changing there in real time.

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Speaker 1: Speaking of changing in real time, the situation at the

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Speaker 1: airport looks like ice riding to the rescue of TSA

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Speaker 1: and a brilliant move. Thank you Linda from Arizona who

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Speaker 1: even God as we mentioned a shout out of sorts

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Speaker 1: on the Jimmy Kimmel program to let you know just

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Speaker 1: how much Linda from Arizona tell you guys when you

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Speaker 1: call us, and we always say to you, it's just you, Me,

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Speaker 1: Clay and a few million of our closest friends. It

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Speaker 1: really is true. There are people from Alaska to Miami,

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Speaker 1: from Maine down to Arizona or a southern California who

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Speaker 1: are listening to this program. So that's not to psych

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Speaker 1: anybody out, it's to psych you up. You really do

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Speaker 1: have a voice that so many of your fellow Americans

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Speaker 1: can hear.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and I would just also point out, and I've

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Speaker 2: been talking about this for twenty years on radio, be

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Speaker 2: ready to talk. The number of callers that start with us.

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Speaker 2: I give credit to Linda. She had a great idea,

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Speaker 2: but she also was ready to go. If it's someone

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Speaker 2: whose name is different than yours, if it's someone who

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Speaker 2: state is different than yours, start talking. No one knows

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Speaker 2: who you are. Your argument is going to carry the

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Speaker 2: day if you begin your argument by saying, oh are

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Speaker 2: you talking?

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Speaker 1: Am I on?

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Speaker 2: Is like, just prepare every time we say hey, we're

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Speaker 2: going to go to a caller, start talking. The worst

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Speaker 2: case scenario is you're talking into a phone that nobody

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Speaker 2: else is hearing. Best case scenario you're talking to millions

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Speaker 2: of people and you've hit the ground running, and you're

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Speaker 2: already making your point and you have already prepared for it. Buck,

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Speaker 2: I've told you this. I'm not just speaking as a

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Speaker 2: radio host. When I was a kid, I called into

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Speaker 2: local sports talk radio in Nashville. I know what it's

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Speaker 2: like to be sitting there on the phone, nervous, anticipating, excited,

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Speaker 2: wanting to do a good job. I was twelve years old,

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Speaker 2: I was ten years old. I was calling in to

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Speaker 2: give sports takes in Nashville back in the day. Somewhere

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Speaker 2: there may be tapes of those. I was ready to go.

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Speaker 2: I didn't care if you get my name right. I

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Speaker 2: and tell you exactly what I think.

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Speaker 1: That's funny. I've done media training for friends, including some

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Speaker 1: who now work professionally in the industry but had never

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Speaker 1: done it before, and one of the first things I

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Speaker 1: said to them all the time was, as soon as

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Speaker 1: it is your turn to talk, it is go. It

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Speaker 1: is gentlemen, start your engines. It is accelerator. It is

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Speaker 1: not well, uh, you know, very important people make decisions

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Speaker 1: about the value of your contribution immediately, and they've basically

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Speaker 1: come to a conclusion within the first ten seconds as

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Speaker 1: is going on. That's a side note media training for

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Speaker 1: the day that we weren't planning for our esteemed callers.

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Speaker 1: But there you go. But I bring all that up

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Speaker 1: about ice because we are scheduled to have Tom Homan

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Speaker 1: on in the third hour of the program, so you

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Speaker 1: gotta stick with us here. We're gonna cover a lot

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Speaker 1: of news we're gonna get to Tom Homan. We also

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Speaker 1: we have Senator we have Senator Cassidy joining us too,

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Speaker 1: Is am I right in that one?

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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, Senator winning us as well, and maybe surprise guests.

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Speaker 1: Invites. Yeah, something pretty interesting going on. We're spicing it

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Speaker 1: up with the guests these days. And let's just say

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Speaker 1: we are willing to reach across the aisle. Plenty plenty

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Speaker 1: of reaching across the aisle. So with that all said,

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Speaker 1: we'll we'll dive into the situation of ice at the

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Speaker 1: airports with Tom Homan also immigration enforcement operations, one of

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Speaker 1: the most important, I would perhaps argue, after keeping the

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Speaker 1: economy booming, the most important promise of the Trump administration.

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Speaker 1: Tom is the guy. He is the man. He is

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Speaker 1: the one who we want to ask all these questions too.

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Speaker 1: So we will have him for you. But Clay, let's

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Speaker 1: start with Trump, commander in chief and his Department of War.

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Speaker 1: Here looking at all of the latest and if you

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Speaker 1: Iran playing hardball mediators push for talks with the US.

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Speaker 1: The Iranians have received a fifteen point plan from US

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Speaker 1: including reparations and recognition of Iranian sovereignty over the Strait

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Speaker 1: of poor moves. You got, Arab states our alarm by

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Speaker 1: Trump's eagerness to do a deal. According to the Wall

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Speaker 1: Street Journal, here leaders of Saudi Arabia UAE lobbying Trump

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Speaker 1: to stick with the war until Iran is sufficiently we

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Speaker 1: is now turning into a contest of wills, influenced by

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Speaker 2: I don't believe that Iran has any ability to make

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Speaker 2: any demands whatsoever, and I actually I can't believe this, Buck.

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Speaker 2: But I'm gonna give credit to the New York Times

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Speaker 2: are going. This is by Brett Stevens. The headline, Buck is,

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Speaker 2: the war is going better than you think. New York

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Speaker 2: I think it's important. I can't believe I'm giving credit

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Speaker 2: the New York Times Day. From this article, most Americans

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Speaker 2: probably don't look back at March of twenty twelve, if

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Speaker 2: they remember it at all, and think of terrifyingly high

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Speaker 2: gas prices in the month when the Hunger Games ruled

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Speaker 2: the box office and President Barack Obama was on his

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Speaker 2: way to a comfortable reelection.

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Speaker 1: This is interesting, Buck.

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Speaker 2: The price of brint crude closed the month around one

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Speaker 2: about one hundred and seventy five dollars a barrel in

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Speaker 2: today's dollars. Right now, the price of oil and gas

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Speaker 2: It is cheaper today than it has been for much

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Speaker 2: the reason why I bring it up and I thought

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Speaker 2: it was a good editorial is the only thing you

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Speaker 2: Brett Stevens does a really good job talking about all

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Speaker 2: the military actions and the loss of material and the

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Speaker 1: Then you also have this shocker from over on ms NOW,

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Speaker 1: the newly rebranded MSNBC. Yes, where Clay my boy as

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Speaker 1: I saw this, Yes, this is pretty wild. Everybody, Joe

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Speaker 1: this one. Mika tried to come in. She's like, no, stop,

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Speaker 1: I love Schumer, stop it, stop it, And Joe's like,

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Speaker 1: I can't, honey, I'm sorry, I've got to be tough here.

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Speaker 1: But Joe saying, look, isn't it a good thing that

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Speaker 1: entire military apparatus destroyed with an incredibly low level of

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Speaker 1: to this exchange.

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Speaker 3: Not to hold a second, but you gotta answer my

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Speaker 3: question first. Yeah, is it a good thing that Iran?

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Speaker 3: And I think you would agree with me at the

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Speaker 3: center of terrorism in the worlds and nineteen seventy nine,

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Speaker 3: is it good that their military infrastructure is being degraded

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Speaker 4: It's you can't because it's a premature question. What is

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Speaker 1: No, no, I can ask that question. No, no, no, I can't.

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Speaker 3: So you have a military side there, but I can

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Speaker 3: show you my charge.

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Speaker 1: But I think at they're a way.

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Speaker 3: You have the military side, you have the political side.

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Speaker 3: I'm simply asking on the military side, is it good?

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Speaker 3: Regardless of whether we agree with going in or not?

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Speaker 3: Is it good that Iran's military infrastructure has been serious?

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Speaker 4: Again, I have to tell you, Joe first, you can't

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Speaker 4: what's gonna happen three months from now? Is it worth it?

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Speaker 4: What's gonna happen? Will the world economy collapse? Will something

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Speaker 1: And smoke clay? Here, we just what a weasily little position.

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Speaker 1: Schumer says, what do we do in three months, what

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Speaker 1: happens in ten years In the long run, we're all dead.

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Speaker 1: You're like, hold on a second. It's a very straightforward question.

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Speaker 1: Are you, Chuck Schumer happy that Iran is getting its

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Speaker 1: That bas Democrats in a nutshell.

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Speaker 2: Basically, Buck, they do not have a military anymore. And

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Speaker 2: so the question is, Chuck Schumer, who claims to be

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Speaker 2: to that melodic tone of Joe Scarborough. And I do

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Speaker 2: think we haven't talked about this a great deal. But

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Speaker 2: of Saudi Arabia MBS has been encouraging more strikes from

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Speaker 2: on three weeks or whatever it's been Buck, I don't

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Speaker 2: think this operation could have gone much better. Now again,

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Speaker 2: I wish thirteen people hadn't lost their lives. But this

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Speaker 2: and I'm giving them credit, it takes us back. Do

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Speaker 2: you remember when we had the nineteen ninety one Operation

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Speaker 2: Desert Storm, which is considered, as he says, one of

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Speaker 2: the most brilliant military successes of the United States. The

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Speaker 2: US lost seventy to five aircraft, forty two of them

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Speaker 2: in combat. For those of you who remember back in

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Speaker 2: nineteen ninety one Operation Desert Storm, so far we have

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Speaker 2: lost four Mann to aircraft, three to friendly fire, one

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Speaker 2: in an accident. Not a single one of our planes

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Speaker 2: has been knocked down by Iran. Considered to be the

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Speaker 2: greatest military operation for those of you remember it in

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Speaker 2: most of our lives, Operation Desert Storm was infinitely infinitely

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Speaker 2: more destructive to our material and our casualties. And here's

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Speaker 2: another one, Buck, most people won't even talk about the

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Speaker 2: invasion of Panama. The United States lost twenty three soldiers

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Speaker 2: people don't even remember that it was a higher casualty

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Speaker 2: I think it's important to contextualize all of these things

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Speaker 2: and understand that the attacks on the success of this

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Speaker 2: Is Brandon Johnson, the mayor of Chicago, asked directly, will

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Speaker 9: To Sheridan's parents for the policies that you're promoted that

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Speaker 10: Are that we're all grieving the loss of Sheridan and

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Speaker 1: not even that. Right now, in Minneapolis, the interrupters whatever

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Speaker 2: violent crime. And the reality is if we had not

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Speaker 2: had a wide open southern border, the violent crime rate

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Speaker 2: would be much lower, and unfortunately, there would be a

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Speaker 2: lot more people alive today.

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Speaker 1: Can you imagine, buck, I mean, just strip away all

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Speaker 1: of this for a moment.

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Speaker 2: Can you imagine what it's like to send your eighteen

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Speaker 2: year old off to college in a city like Chicago.

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Speaker 2: You've spent your whole life putting all of your love

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Speaker 2: into her or him. I'm about to send a kid

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Speaker 2: off to college in August of this year coming up,

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Speaker 2: and she just gets murdered in cold blood and a

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Speaker 2: park in Chicago. Did absolutely nothing wrong. It's not even

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Speaker 2: like you can go back and deconstruct what happened to

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Speaker 2: her and say, boy, if she had just not done this,

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Speaker 2: if she had just not done that. She went for

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Speaker 2: a walk in a frickin park. You know, Lake and

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Speaker 2: Riley went for a jog in a park. Those of

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Speaker 2: us out there, it's one thing. If you get into

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Speaker 2: a bar fight or you get into a scuffle and

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Speaker 2: awful things happen, you can go back and say, boy,

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Speaker 2: I wish they hadn't made that choice. Go to a

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Speaker 2: park and you're dead because illegals killed you, Illegals that

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Speaker 2: had already been arrested multiple times and should have never

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Speaker 2: been in this country. I just find it to be

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Speaker 2: so thoroughly reprehensible that we could be in this situation

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Speaker 2: at all, and the fact that Democrats won't address it

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Speaker 2: in any way or we'll see if we can get

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Speaker 2: the audio back up.

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Speaker 1: The fact that JB.

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Speaker 2: Pritzker's response to a college kid getting murdered in a

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Speaker 2: park in Chicago.

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Speaker 1: Is to say Donald Trump's responsible for it. Well, this

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Speaker 1: is all they have is now they are the burglar who,

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Speaker 1: when caught, says you're stealing the stuff. That's all they

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Speaker 1: They have nothing to argue here that makes any sense,

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Speaker 1: So they just have to go on offense. They have

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Speaker 1: to say everything is Trump's fault. That's the default for everything.

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Speaker 1: Everything bad is Trump's fault, no matter how obvious it

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Speaker 1: is that Trump is actually trying to fix it, and

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Speaker 1: that they, the Democrats, are making choices that make the

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Speaker 1: bad thing happen, and they're just going to keep doing this.

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Speaker 1: They are dug in on this clay. They're dug in

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Speaker 1: on it. With the crime thing. With Trump's policy of

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Speaker 1: using federal law enforcement to help out and bring on

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Speaker 1: the violent crime rate. This is now proven. This is

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Speaker 1: a proven approach to saving people's lives in every city,

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Speaker 1: and particularly those high crime cities with high minority populations

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Speaker 1: that are getting a that's where a lot of the

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Speaker 1: victims of the crimes are coming from. And yes, by

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Speaker 1: the way, it's also where a lot of the perpetrators

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Speaker 1: of the crime are coming from. Clay you might have

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Speaker 1: seen this. This is data that was shared out yesterday

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Speaker 1: in New York City, the first the first nine months

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Speaker 1: last night, the first nine months of and this was

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Speaker 1: a dot gov website, So I mean, this is like

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Speaker 1: the data is coming from a government site. First nine

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Speaker 1: months of twenty twenty five, there were three hundred and

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Speaker 1: fifty six shootings in New York City with a black perpetrator,

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Speaker 1: two with a white perpetrator. City of eight point five

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Speaker 1: million people, three hundred and fifty six shootings, black perpetrator,

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Speaker 1: black person doing the shooting. Two involved white individuals three

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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty six to two. And keep in mind,

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Speaker 1: the black population of New York City is about twenty

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Speaker 1: percent of the city. So that's you know, what are

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Speaker 1: we just what do we just say about that statistic?

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Speaker 1: What is the conversation supposed to be in New York

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Speaker 1: City when you're talking about the enforcement of crime, I'm sorry,

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Speaker 1: the enforcement of law to deal with crime. Yes, you're

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Speaker 1: going to have a disparate impact on the black community,

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Speaker 1: that is a fact. You're also going to save a

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Speaker 1: disparate number of black lives and the ninety nine percent

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Speaker 1: of law abiding Black New Yorkers benefit from just dealing

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Speaker 1: with the reality of Yes, there are far more violent

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Speaker 1: crimes committed by Blacks in New York City than any

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Speaker 1: other group. Yes, that that is the fact. That is

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Speaker 1: the reality, and this is what Democrats never want to touch,

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Speaker 1: never want to deal with.

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Speaker 2: Well, it's also why when Chuck Schumer said, oh, I

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Speaker 2: guess Joe Biden as well, Joe Biden in particular, that

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Speaker 2: white supremacy was the number one danger facing the country,

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Speaker 2: that was that that was the Democrat argument. Yeah, that's

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Speaker 2: just frankly not true at all. All right, we'll take

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Speaker 2: some of your calls and we'll continue to roll here.

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Speaker 2: We're expecting a press conference in the White House starting soon,

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Speaker 1: Welcome back into Clay and Black. While we're tracking down

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Speaker 1: Tom Homan. Uh. Look, if he's busy, he's got to

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Speaker 1: save the country. He can call us whenever he wants,

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Speaker 1: So he's got to take a brain check. No problem,

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Speaker 1: but we'll get him soon. If not now, I would

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Speaker 1: say the following Clay. Yesterday, the Supreme Court heard arguments

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Speaker 1: about something that very much affects the border, has to

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Speaker 1: do with whether you can well, what's that issue here?

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Speaker 1: Is a policy that was started about a decade ago.

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Speaker 1: I think it was a little more where when they

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Speaker 1: would have ports of entry overwhelmed, they would stop people

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Speaker 1: inside of Mexico still and be like, look, we're not

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Speaker 1: we're not taking any more here, and you'd have to

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Speaker 1: wait in Mexico until your number was called, so to speak.

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Speaker 1: And there's not there's a lawsuits minuted all the way

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Speaker 1: to the Supreme Court where no surprise, open border groups

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Speaker 1: and all the rest they wanted to be you they

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Speaker 1: can't have this policy in place. It's currently not active,

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Speaker 1: by the way, but it could be if there were

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Speaker 1: surges at the border. But they want to be able

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Speaker 1: to say this is by the way, the case is

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Speaker 1: Nome versus al ultro lado. It's the practice is called metering,

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Speaker 1: which is a turnback policy. Yeah. Started uh started under

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Speaker 1: actually the Obama administration and because they got they had

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Speaker 1: such a crazy situation going on at the ports of

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Speaker 1: entry at the very end of the Obama administration and

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Speaker 1: then the Trump administration expanded it. No surprise there, so

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Speaker 1: they would stop people before they could actually set foot

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Speaker 1: on US soil say sorry, not allowed. And the lawsuit

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Speaker 1: Clay is whether because Under the Immigration and Nationality Act,

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Speaker 1: non citizens are allowed to apply for asylum if they

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Speaker 1: are physically president in the US. This reminds you ever

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Speaker 1: see the old cartoons where like the Bandidos and the

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Speaker 1: bad guys would slide across the border from Texas into

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Speaker 1: uh into Mexico and then the sheare you know that's it.

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Speaker 1: You're not on uh, you know, on US terra firma anymore,

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Speaker 1: and you know, then they could say, haha, you can't

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Speaker 1: do anything about it. This is a similar situation, except

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Speaker 1: it's stopping them before they're on US soil. And the

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Speaker 1: immigrants rights group al Ultro Lado and a bunch of

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Speaker 1: individual asylum seekers also brought this suit saying, hey, we're

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Speaker 1: basically in America, so we should be able to if

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Speaker 1: we get all the way to the border, we should

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Speaker 1: be able to be covered under in America as an

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Speaker 1: on US soil. I think the court's gonna come down

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Speaker 1: six y three and say no, actually, in America means

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Speaker 1: in America. And we have now from DHS Tom Holman

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Speaker 1: with US Tom, thanks for maving the Tom. I don't

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Speaker 1: know if you heard my my preamble there for a second,

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Speaker 1: but can can you just explain to people real quick,

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Speaker 1: this physically present in the United States for asylum seekers.

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Speaker 1: What is this metering policy? How'd this get going?

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Speaker 11: I'm sorry, I just got on My flight was late.

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Speaker 11: I just got into a room. I didn't hear that, Clay.

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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Oh no, it's Buck. It's okay. So there's

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Speaker 1: a there's a under the immigrant anyway, you know what,

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Speaker 1: just tell me this. Let's actually jump into the airport thing,

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Speaker 1: because that's what everybody cares about. I was trying to

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Speaker 1: do a elegant radio turn there, but instead let's just

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Speaker 1: get to whateveryone cares about, which is ice in the airports?

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Speaker 1: How's this going? What are the next steps? What are

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Speaker 1: you seeing?

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Speaker 11: First? Bucks? Bucks sacks? And I'm glad I'm talking. I

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Speaker 11: didn't know what mat One talked to. I got I

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Speaker 11: got more jobs at Marco Rubio. Hey, Look, bottom line

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Speaker 11: is what's happening in the airports with Trump's President Trump's

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Speaker 11: idea who called me up in less than twenty four

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Speaker 11: hours with the flanning. I think it's the brilliant idea, idea.

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Speaker 11: But look, you know that the ice is being paid

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Speaker 11: uh President Trump as to the airports to help. There's

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Speaker 11: a lot of TSA workers are calling in or they're

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Speaker 11: just playing quitting. So we're going up to do two things.

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Speaker 11: Number one, we're going to show up the security of

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Speaker 11: that airport, keep the airways safe. And we're going to

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Speaker 11: support TSA. So jobs that don't require like the X

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Speaker 11: ray training, other security jobs for the tech check and identification,

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Speaker 11: whereas you know, luggage, whether it's you know, providing security

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Speaker 11: around the checkpoints, whether it's you know, you know, whatever

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Speaker 11: TSA needs us to do to move those lines quicker

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Speaker 11: and to keep security at the highest level. That's what

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Speaker 11: we're doing. But I want to add one more thing.

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Speaker 11: And see a lot of stories about ice, immigration and

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Speaker 11: enforcement airports. No, you're damn right. Our purpose there's helped

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Speaker 11: TSA provide security and get people to checkpoints. However, these

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Speaker 11: AHSI officers and the ERR officers they see and we

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Speaker 11: go like toy, they're gonna absolutely take ash. So yeah,

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Speaker 11: we're doing a little bit on everything right now.

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Speaker 2: Do you expect that this is Clay Thanks for coming on.

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Speaker 2: You were just talking with Buck. I know how busy

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Speaker 2: you are. Do you expect you just said you're damn right?

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Speaker 11: Uh?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you just said you're damn right. Do you expect

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Speaker 2: that TSA will be able to help you with ice

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Speaker 2: arrest people because and you tell me if I'm wrong here,

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Speaker 2: But what I think about is people are showing up

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Speaker 2: with IDs, we know exactly who they are. It seems

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Speaker 2: like it could potentially be a very easy place to

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Speaker 2: figure out if you're arresting the right guys or gallas.

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Speaker 11: Oh you want to talk about talking enforcement offers. Absolutely,

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Speaker 11: so everybody's got to show ninety from true and we

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Speaker 11: can know every specialation in the year off or as

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Speaker 11: a at a cell phone with a capability of accessing

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Speaker 11: our databases. So yeah, you know this. We're we're going

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Speaker 11: on for simmer Grace. When we see it looks like table,

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Speaker 11: we get a lead or target lead you know from TSA,

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Speaker 11: same we got information on this one or that one. Yeah,

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Speaker 11: we're going to do We're going to do our job.

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Speaker 11: We're going to do it, you know, open a criminal

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Speaker 11: investigation whether you know, if we've got reasonal suspicion to

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Speaker 11: question someday or proper calls to rest somebody, that's exactly

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Speaker 11: what we're gonna do. We're gonna work with our brothers

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Speaker 11: TSA to keep the airport safe, and you know, and

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Speaker 11: and someone's transversing to the airport that not in the country,

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Speaker 11: or even we find out about it and we have

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Speaker 11: reasonal suspicion, you know that we're going to We're going

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Speaker 11: to take an enforcement action. We're absoutely going to do that.

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Speaker 1: Well, we're talking to Tom Homan.

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Speaker 2: I don't know if you saw, but Philadelphia's district attorney

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Speaker 2: I believe his last name is Krasner said threatened to

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Speaker 2: arrest ICE agents at the airport. What's your reaction when

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Speaker 2: you hear uh Soros funded das making comments like that.

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Speaker 11: That's too ridiculous. And you know, bottom mineus fethereral law

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Speaker 11: always Trump's local state law. So you know, we're reforming

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Speaker 11: our duties as as an acted by Congress. We're not

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Speaker 11: making this up. We are enforcing immigration and we're going

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Speaker 11: to do it all the policy. I mean, I've been

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Speaker 11: up on the hill negotiating, trying to get this in

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Speaker 11: the back open, and they basically they say they don't

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Speaker 11: really want to abolish ize, they want to just reform

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Speaker 11: I know the language are proposing. They want they know,

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Speaker 11: they just want to shut it down. They want to

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Speaker 11: take tools, wife and I, so I'm not going to

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Speaker 11: do that. They've been hamstrung for four years under Joe Biden.

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Speaker 11: Now they're finally doing their duty. They're upholding the oh,

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Speaker 11: they took their enforcement laws that Congress wrote and was

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Speaker 11: signed by President, and that's exactly what we're going to do. So,

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Speaker 11: you know, I'm frustrated. They obviously see some sort of

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Speaker 11: benefit on not funding the Department of Homeland Security. Right

677
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Speaker 11: we're in an elevated threat posture right now, and they're

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Speaker 11: and we got people from you know, cybersecurity that aren't working.

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Speaker 11: We got people, you know, the Coast Guard they ain't

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Speaker 11: being paid. We got people with you know, TSA not

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Speaker 11: being paid, FEMA not being paid. These people are putting

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Speaker 11: this country at great risk during an elevated threat posture.

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Speaker 11: It's just unbelievable that they're not willing to come to

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Speaker 11: the table and meet with us. I met with them.

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Speaker 11: They talk about reform and immigration, but I've been explaining

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Speaker 11: to him the policies of enforcement has not changed in

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Speaker 11: thirty years. We had the same policies under Obama, under Clinton,

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Speaker 11: under Bush one and Bush two. So it's not a

689
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Speaker 11: policy issue, it's an execution issue, and we fixed that.

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Speaker 11: You know, there were some problems in Minneapolis, and I

691
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Speaker 11: went up there and President Trump asked me to go

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Speaker 11: up there and address and we addressed a few issues.

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Speaker 11: But most of the men and women ninety nine percent

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Speaker 11: are doing the right thing and we're on the right mission.

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Speaker 11: But I'm not going to sit there and negotiate taking

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Speaker 11: authorities or away from ICE to enforce the law. It's

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Speaker 11: just it's ridiculous. I'm tired of it.

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Speaker 1: We're speaking to Tom Homan. Borders are for this Trump

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Speaker 1: White House, and Tom, can you speak to where are

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Speaker 1: we in terms of illegal removals deportations one year and

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Speaker 1: change into this administration? And what are expectations, what is

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Speaker 1: on the horizon for deportingations going forward? Is there a

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Speaker 1: plan to ramp up?

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Speaker 11: You know?

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Speaker 1: So basically, how far have we come to this point

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Speaker 1: and where are we going over the next year.

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Speaker 11: Well, you know, last year we got about, you know

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Speaker 11: a little over seven hundred thousand removals between the Patrol

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Speaker 11: and US. The closest year to that was under bound

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Speaker 11: administration in twenty twelve when I was in euro we

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Speaker 11: were in moved four hundred nine thousand, So we brew

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Speaker 11: that out of water and you know I actually got

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Speaker 11: a Presidential Rink Award for that. You know how the

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Speaker 11: Democrats have changed. I got a war in twenty twelve

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Speaker 11: or four hundred and nine thousand removals, and and you know,

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Speaker 11: highest ward available. Now all of a sudden, I can't

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Speaker 11: I'm not allowed to deport anybody. But you know, if

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Speaker 11: we have a seven hundred thousands, we're already making directly,

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Speaker 11: but we just brought ten thousand more, well not quite,

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Speaker 11: we got to know almost that ten thousand, but we're

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Speaker 11: hiring ten thousand more enforcement officers, which is going to

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Speaker 11: just increase those nine of women iized treat the sanctuary

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Speaker 11: cities and all this all this crack going on. Yes,

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Speaker 11: it's less efficient. We have to work harder, we have

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Speaker 11: to work smarter because they won't give us access to

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Speaker 11: the jails. But you know, like when Minnesota, you know,

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Speaker 11: it was terrible up there, But you know I went

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Speaker 11: up there and I sat down the governor, sat down

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Speaker 11: the a G. I sat down the mayor and explained him,

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Speaker 11: you don't want you don'tant all three thousand people in

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Speaker 11: the street. Then led me in the damn jail. Because

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Speaker 11: one agent can arrest one by bad guy in the jail.

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Speaker 11: But when he released them, I got to send a

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Speaker 11: whole few JAFTS team to find him. And because of

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Speaker 11: all the hate and and and and the threats up there,

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Speaker 11: then we got to send a security team to back

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Speaker 11: up the ERES team. So we got a dozen guys

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Speaker 11: out there. They could have done the job with one

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Speaker 11: person in the jail. And we got unprecedented cooperation in

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Speaker 11: the county jails throughout the state. We you know, we

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Speaker 11: got state prison system working with us. It made sense.

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Speaker 11: It made sense because less people are to just do

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Speaker 11: the job. But you know, in the sanctuary cities, that's

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Speaker 11: what it is. Back in the day when I was

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Speaker 11: an agent, we had access to all the jails. One

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Speaker 11: agent can wrest one bad guy, but they released them.

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Speaker 11: Now we got to send six or seven people for us.

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Speaker 11: The states are reasons to find them. Find someone doesn't

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Speaker 11: want to be a rested, which is course much dangers

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Speaker 11: for the community, danger for the more dangers for the

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Speaker 11: alien because anything that happen the street the rest of

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Speaker 11: much dangers for the agents. But with ten thousand more

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Speaker 11: agents will beat last year's number. But you know, things

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Speaker 11: like that, we've got agents at the airport now and

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Speaker 11: rather than on the street. And but you know, the

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Speaker 11: priority right now is get the airport secure, move those

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Speaker 11: lines through and help our brothers and sisters in TSA.

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Speaker 11: But as soon as the shutdown ends, and I think

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Speaker 11: it's going to come out through reconciliation, because this negotiation

760
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Speaker 11: is going nowhere. I mean, we give a little bit,

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Speaker 11: they take away a bunch. It's just it's just ridiculous.

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Speaker 11: So when we get the government back open, then I

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Speaker 11: can get out there and get back to the main mission.

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Speaker 11: But I want to be clear, We're going to leave

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Speaker 11: a contingent at the airport because we got human trafficking

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Speaker 11: through the airport, we got currency smoggling through the airport,

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Speaker 11: We've got alien smuggling through the airport. We've always had

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Speaker 11: a small footprint there, but what we're seeing now we

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Speaker 11: may have a bigger contingent there to enforce immigrations along

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Speaker 11: there too.

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Speaker 2: We're talking to borders, are Tom Tom Homan. You told

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Speaker 2: us before that you thought there were twenty million illegals

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Speaker 2: in the country after Biden opened the border and let

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Speaker 2: everybody in. You just talked about I think the number

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Speaker 2: was seven hundred thousand. How many people do you think

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Speaker 2: are voluntarily leaving? You know, people out there who see

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Speaker 2: what's going on and just say, hey, maybe this is

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Speaker 2: not the place for me. Do you have I know

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Speaker 2: there's been numbers out there, but what kind of sense

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Speaker 2: do you have about voluntary departures.

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Speaker 11: Well, it's cord of DHS data. It's over two mallyon

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Speaker 11: at first sharing of Trump. Over two man either to

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Speaker 11: the home map CVP home map or just leaving. A

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Speaker 11: CVP tracks a lot of people when they you know,

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Speaker 11: they land in foreign airports. But we don't really know

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Speaker 11: who goes south to the border travels south. But DHS

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Speaker 11: and do some indipendents studies said about two million. I

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Speaker 11: think the more and more. And let me let me

789
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Speaker 11: tell you something about operation about the secure rider. Right

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Speaker 11: we have the most secure border ever. We got to

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Speaker 11: give a lot of credit to what's happening, what Ice

792
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Speaker 11: is doing in the streets right now, because we send

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Speaker 11: a clear message there's no longer free ride. If you're

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Speaker 11: in this country legally, we're looking for you. When the

795
00:44:14,320 --> 00:44:18,120
Speaker 11: whole world sees ICE out there doing massive operations, that

796
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Speaker 11: sends a strong message don't give you life. Statements to

797
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Speaker 11: the cartel because You're not going to be released from

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Speaker 11: the border like the Biden administration did. And if you

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Speaker 11: happen to get by the border patrol, we're looking for you.

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Speaker 11: No more free ride. So I think because what ICE

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Speaker 11: is doing nationwide is a big factor and why we

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Speaker 11: have the most secured border in the history of this nation.

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Speaker 1: Tom Holman, borders are. We know how busy you are.

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Speaker 1: We appreciate you. Anything else? Can I say something? Yeah,

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Speaker 1: just want to say something real quick, Tom, Thank you

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Speaker 1: for what you're doing, you know, and thank you for

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Speaker 1: representing the men and women of ICE and DHS so

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Speaker 1: well with all the nonsense the Democrats have been trying.

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Speaker 1: I just was watching some TV show last night totally

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Speaker 1: maligning ICE. You're a true professional. You're serving your country

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Speaker 1: and you know, thanks from me, from Clay and from

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Speaker 1: the whole audience, we really appreciate you and all the

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Speaker 1: men and women of ICE were doing their job under

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Speaker 1: the constitution of this country.

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Speaker 11: But let me add one thing that I appreciate those

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Speaker 11: words thank you, but you know, God bless the men

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Speaker 11: women of ICE and boards. I was a borgislation. I

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Speaker 11: know they're dealing with. I wasn't ICE agent for a

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Speaker 11: long time. I don't know they're dealing with. I wish

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Speaker 11: these members of Congress rather than vilifying the men and

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Speaker 11: women of Ice and call them the Nazis and the

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Speaker 11: secret pleach, which just increases the threats against them, increases

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Speaker 11: the violence against them. You know what girls said, put

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Speaker 11: a badge on your put a badge on your chest,

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Speaker 11: put a gun on your hip, and come out with us.

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Speaker 11: See what they're dealing with, and see what you have

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Speaker 11: caused from the constant negative rhetoric and comparing them to

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Speaker 11: the Nazis, which increases a threat against them, which increases

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Speaker 11: the doxing against them, which has increased assaults over fourteen.

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Speaker 11: So rather than sitting there call us names, strap a

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Speaker 11: gun to your hip, put a keeveralar best on, and

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Speaker 11: let them do what we do and see if you

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Speaker 1: Kat Absolutely, God bless Tom to you and all those

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Speaker 5: Find it on the iHeartRadio app or wherever.

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Speaker 1: You get your podcasts. Third hour of Clay and Buck

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Speaker 1: kicks off right now. Thanks everybody for being here with us.

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Speaker 1: We are joined by Louisiana Senator Bills Senor Cassidy. Appreciate

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Speaker 1: you being here, sir, thanks for having me. Appreciate it

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Speaker 1: very much. Let's let's start with where you are on

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Speaker 1: the DHS funding situation here. I mean, I'm sure you

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Speaker 1: want you want TSA funded, but I'm not sure. I

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Speaker 1: haven't checked in on New Orleans Airport whether it's been

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Speaker 1: affected at all. That would obviously be a big deal

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Speaker 1: in your home state that you represent. But it looks

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Speaker 1: like there might be a turning of the tide here.

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Speaker 1: You now have ICE helping out, possibly even National Guard

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Speaker 1: helping out. Do you think this changes the calculation for

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Speaker 1: Democrats or is this just going to continue on this

878
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Speaker 1: brinksmanship ship where the American people who are trying to

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Speaker 1: travel end up suffering.

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Speaker 8: I think Chuck Schuman thinks he's got to win an

881
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Speaker 8: issue and he's going to ride that horse. And I

882
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Speaker 8: am I you know, I'm a doctor, excuse the term,

883
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Speaker 8: but I am urinated off. I mean, we got people

884
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Speaker 8: waiting five hours to get through a line. We got

885
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Speaker 8: TSA agents trying to pay their bills and haven't been

886
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Speaker 8: paid for six weeks. And most I think all the

887
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Speaker 8: demands that the Democrats had have been met, Okay, then

888
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Speaker 8: they pull back and say we want more. It's like

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Speaker 8: the Iranians with the strait of our moves. They think

890
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Speaker 8: they've got a winning issue. They're going to continue to

891
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Speaker 8: hold it a hostage until they extract as much as

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Speaker 8: they can. And they don't care the cost to the

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Speaker 8: American traveler, and they don't care the cost to the

894
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Speaker 8: person who works for TSA or FEMA or Coastguard. It

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Speaker 8: is just man, you just deserve to be angry.

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Speaker 11: Brother.

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Speaker 2: In your state, New Orleans, it has been among the

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Speaker 2: worst of all airports that we've seen. Not far from yeah,

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Speaker 2: Houston has also been bad. What are you hearing at

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Speaker 2: the New Orleans Airport for people out there that are

901
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Speaker 2: maybe traveling to or from it's a big tourist destination

902
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Speaker 2: at spring break. What are you hearing from people at

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Speaker 2: New Orleans about what they're able to do? What would

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Speaker 2: you say to people that are going to be or

905
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Speaker 2: thinking about traveling through New Orleans in the near future.

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Speaker 8: So, first, the woman I spoke to who is going

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Speaker 8: to come meet me? After three hours standing in line

908
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Speaker 8: which stretched out into the parking garage, she missed her

909
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Speaker 8: flight and said, I'm sorry, I can't come see you.

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Speaker 8: I talked to the airport administrator. Sunday and Monday are

911
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Speaker 8: the busiest travel days. Usually by mid morning things are

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Speaker 8: kind of clearing up, and so if you're traveling out

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Speaker 8: of Louis Armstrong Airport, try and get a later flight

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Speaker 8: in the afternoon. If you're in the morning, go very early,

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Speaker 8: particularly if you're on Sunday and Monday. But you know,

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Speaker 8: the very fact that we're having this conversation and Democrats

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Speaker 8: agreed to a deal months ago, and then they then

918
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Speaker 8: pulled back, and then they agreed again, and then they

919
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Speaker 8: pulled back. They don't want a deal, they want an issue.

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Speaker 8: And the issue that they want continues to evolve, which

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Speaker 8: makes me think what they really want as a political

922
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Speaker 8: selling point that somehow that they're the savior even though

923
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Speaker 8: they're the ones screwing it up. Hey, guys, just just

924
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Speaker 8: really frustrating.

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Speaker 2: When do you think this gets resolved? I mean, there

926
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Speaker 2: seem to be a little bit of optimism. But again,

927
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Speaker 2: as we've mentioned, this is happening all over the country.

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Speaker 2: We're hearing about it a lot. If you had to guess,

929
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Speaker 2: I mean, it is a political issue. Now Democrats have

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Speaker 2: decided to make it one. You may have heard we

931
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Speaker 2: had the ICE suggestion helped to emerge from this program

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Speaker 2: from one of our callers. Where is this going and

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Speaker 2: how do we fix it?

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Speaker 8: Well, the President's going to try and you know for

935
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Speaker 8: those positions that an ICE or a national guard could

936
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Speaker 8: help with the fellow that stands at the or sits

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Speaker 8: at the exit, so they make sure you don't double

938
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Speaker 8: back in. Clearly, you know one of the three of

939
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Speaker 8: us could do that, right, I mean, that's just like, sorry,

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Speaker 8: you can't do that, and so so that won't require training.

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Speaker 8: There's some other things that you know, the person sitting

942
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Speaker 8: at the at the X ray machine, that person she

943
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Speaker 8: requires a lot of and so some things they can

944
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Speaker 8: do and some things they can't. I think I was

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Speaker 8: told at one point New Orleans Airport had an eighty

946
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Speaker 8: three percent sick end rate, and then somebody else told

947
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Speaker 8: me forty three percent. Either way, that's a lot of

948
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Speaker 8: people to replace, and a lot of those are going

949
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Speaker 8: to require at least some training. So I like the

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Speaker 8: President trying to get out there, get ahead of it.

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Speaker 8: I think we should. We're still going to have some problems.

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Speaker 1: Can you just remind everybody, Senator that what it is

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Speaker 1: that the Democrats actually want, Like, what are the concessions

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Speaker 1: that they are demanding. It seems to me like they

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Speaker 1: essentially want to be able to call the shots with

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Speaker 1: an executive law enforcement branch or the law enforcement function

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Speaker 1: of an executive branch agency, and they're just using this issue.

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Speaker 1: It's like they're taking travelers hostage, or at least their

959
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Speaker 1: time hostage, until they can get what they want.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, it really is remarkable. They don't want funding for ice,

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Speaker 8: and they don't want any money to like transport somebody

962
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Speaker 8: here illegally back to their home country. Now, in the

963
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Speaker 8: Working Family's Tax Cuts Bill, we actually Republicans anticipated they

964
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Speaker 8: might do this in the future, and so we increased

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Speaker 8: the funding back then for ICE to an amount sufficient

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Speaker 8: to pay for ICE operations even if Democrats pulled this trick.

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Speaker 8: So we can actually, you know, navigate that. That's you

968
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Speaker 8: know that we thought ahead, so we can navigate that.

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Speaker 8: But they also want the They also want the ICE

970
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Speaker 8: agents not to have a wear a mask. Now, the

971
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Speaker 8: problem with that is if you get a facial image,

972
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Speaker 8: you can dox the person and then, as somebody points out,

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Speaker 8: they've got their street brigades who will then go out

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Speaker 8: and terrorize the person, his family, her children. They will

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Speaker 8: follow them to their home. We know that because in

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Speaker 8: Portland that's what the kind of radical left street brigade

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Speaker 8: did to federal agents in Portland and harassed the heck

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Speaker 8: out of the family. So the mask are protecting the

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Speaker 8: families of the agents. Tom Homan says, Listen, we can

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Speaker 8: put numbers on their outsets. If you want to know

981
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Speaker 8: who's responsible for an action, you'll put a number up there,

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Speaker 8: one two three four, and it'll be number one two

983
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Speaker 8: three four, and we can trace that number back if

984
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Speaker 8: someone behaves inappropriately. So the so I think what they

985
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Speaker 8: really want in that case is to intimidate the officer

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Speaker 8: in their family. They also want body cams, the administration.

987
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Speaker 8: The White Houses said, we'll give you body cams, will

988
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Speaker 8: increase the money going for body cams. We want to

989
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Speaker 8: be able to keep the film. We'll keep the film.

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Speaker 8: So the demands are being met except for the demands

991
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Speaker 8: which would put the safety of the families at risk.

992
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Speaker 8: And those are the ones they're dug in on, which

993
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Speaker 8: kind of like, you really want the families at risk,

994
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Speaker 8: but that's what they want.

995
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Speaker 2: We're talking to Bill Cassidy of Louisiana. You are working

996
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Speaker 2: on a bill that is trying to get overall the

997
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Speaker 2: insider trading shutdown. This is something that is overwhelmingly popular

998
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Speaker 2: with our audience. We hear about it all the time. Certainly,

999
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Speaker 2: Nancy Pelosi has had the greatest success of anybody the

1000
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Speaker 2: side of Warren Buffett.

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Speaker 1: What is the likelihood of a bill getting passed? What

1002
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Speaker 1: are you trying to do?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, we're trying to restore faith in Congress. Full disclosure,

1004
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Speaker 8: I'm running for re election. One of my opponents, Congresswoman Letlow,

1005
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Speaker 8: has done extremely well in the stock market, including trading

1006
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Speaker 8: on stock set in which the companies have appeared before

1007
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Speaker 8: a subcommittee upon which she serves. But this should be

1008
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Speaker 8: about restoring the faith in the American people that Congress

1009
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Speaker 8: is not a place you come to do well financially.

1010
00:55:54,880 --> 00:55:57,120
Speaker 8: It's a place you come to do good for the

1011
00:55:57,239 --> 00:56:00,440
Speaker 8: nation and for your state and for your constituents. And

1012
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Speaker 8: it should be a place you call you come to

1013
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Speaker 8: do good. So the fact that Nancy Pelosi and her

1014
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Speaker 8: stock trading has become a punchline tells you the problem

1015
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Speaker 8: that should not be a punchline. That people in Congress

1016
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Speaker 8: are using inside information or their families are Someone said,

1017
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Speaker 8: well it's her husband, okay, right, They never talk, they

1018
00:56:20,560 --> 00:56:23,640
Speaker 8: never have pillow dog. So so I think this is

1019
00:56:23,760 --> 00:56:27,239
Speaker 8: just about making helping the American people if you will

1020
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Speaker 8: restore the faith that you come here to do good

1021
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Speaker 8: for the American people, not to do well for yourself.

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Speaker 1: Senator, what are your thoughts on where the war with

1023
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Speaker 1: Iran stands right now? I know there's ongoing negotiation. The

1024
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Speaker 1: President is saying militarily, this has been an incredible display

1025
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Speaker 1: of our capabilities and has been very effective at degrading

1026
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Speaker 1: Iranian capabilities. State of horror moves. Is it open? Is

1027
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Speaker 1: it going to open soon? That's a big question. People have.

1028
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Speaker 1: Gas price is obviously some concern there. Where do you

1029
00:57:00,600 --> 00:57:01,759
Speaker 1: come down on all of this.

1030
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Speaker 8: Clearly, the Iranians sending a ballistic missile twenty five hundred

1031
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Speaker 8: miles towards our naval based Diego Garcia shows us that

1032
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Speaker 8: they were developing ballistic missiles. They just declared it. They

1033
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Speaker 8: said they weren't, and they obviously were. Next, they obviously

1034
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Speaker 8: were trying to get enriched uranium, and despite their denials,

1035
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Speaker 8: everyone knows they were doing it for a nuclear weapon.

1036
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Speaker 8: So you put the two together. They were trying to

1037
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Speaker 8: develop a nuclear weapon, and they now have ballistic missiles

1038
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Speaker 8: that could go all throughout Europe and all throughout where

1039
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Speaker 8: many of our bases are. So the President's decision to

1040
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Speaker 8: go after them will be judged on a success. But

1041
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Speaker 8: the motivation behind it to keep them from developing nuclear

1042
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Speaker 8: weaponryes and to keep them from being able to deliver it,

1043
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Speaker 8: that seems to have been I see their point. It

1044
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Speaker 8: seems like that's the case after all. In terms of

1045
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Speaker 8: the Strait of hor moves, our allies like UAE and

1046
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Speaker 8: the Europeans and the Saudi Arabians, it's going to be

1047
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Speaker 8: tough on them if Iran ends up controlling the straight

1048
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Speaker 8: over moves. And I have to think that the President

1049
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Speaker 8: his administration are going to make sure that that didn't happen.

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Speaker 2: We're talking to center Bill Cassidy. Okay, chaos when it

1051
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Speaker 2: comes to college athletics. I know that you have a

1052
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Speaker 2: bill that you are working on. There a lot of

1053
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Speaker 2: people all over the country, particularly in your state of Louisiana,

1054
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Speaker 2: where Lane Kiffin is now the LSU football coach, are

1055
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Speaker 2: very focused on nil. Maybe might be a new basketball

1056
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Speaker 2: coach headed that way to what say you?

1057
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Speaker 1: What's the goal?

1058
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Speaker 8: First? I know that Clay loves Lane Kiffen. I'm sure

1059
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Speaker 8: to play just like as a poster of Lane in

1060
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Speaker 8: his bedroom.

1061
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Speaker 1: I know that far.

1062
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Speaker 8: So even people put it this way. Everybody, I think

1063
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Speaker 8: think that the athlete should have had some revenue sharing.

1064
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Speaker 8: The universities are pulling in an incredible amount of money

1065
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Speaker 8: and they weren't sharing any of it. Tommy Tepperville, former

1066
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Speaker 8: coach at Auburn, is on my committee. He goes he

1067
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Speaker 8: had been pushing for revenue sharing for the longest and

1068
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Speaker 8: it's an open secret that payments are being made. So

1069
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Speaker 8: just bring him above the table, have some control over it.

1070
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Speaker 8: That sounds good. What's happened and there's an athlete back

1071
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Speaker 8: Home College Temple. It's about seventy years old, but he

1072
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Speaker 8: has played basketball at LSU. A mentored to a lot

1073
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Speaker 8: of folks going through LSU. He'd tell kids, you stay

1074
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Speaker 8: at LSU, you keep your nose clean. At the end

1075
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Speaker 8: of four years, you got loyalty to an institution. They

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Speaker 8: have loyalty to you. And if you're one of that

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Speaker 8: ninety nine point five percent of athletes who don't have

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Speaker 8: a pro career, you're going to have another career that

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Speaker 8: sets you up for success. Now kids are changing schools,

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Speaker 8: sometimes twice in one year. There's no loyalty to the

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Speaker 8: athlete and no loyalty from the athlete to the community

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Speaker 8: or the school. And they graduate, they don't go to

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Speaker 8: the pros, and they end up with nothing, sometimes not

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Speaker 8: a degree. That's the stop. We got to take care

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Speaker 8: of the athlete, the student athlete. I talked to Nick

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Speaker 8: Saban about this. One of his kids transferred to another

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Speaker 8: university lost fifty six credits. He was eighteen credits away

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Speaker 8: from graduating when he transferred. He lost fifty six credits.

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Speaker 8: Now it's easy to imagine that young man never graduated,

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Speaker 8: so he ends up doesn't play pros, doesn't have a

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Speaker 8: degree and no loyalty from the university. We're trying to

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Speaker 8: make this so it's about the student. The student does

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Speaker 2: Sleep Senator, we appreciate time. What is the primary in Louisiana?

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Speaker 8: May sixteenth?

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Speaker 7: Oh?

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Speaker 1: Very soon?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, May sixteenth. I think it's like fifty five days

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Speaker 8: or something like that. So get out there vote mode often.

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