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Speaker 1: The oval opposite this very moment, signing more executive orders,

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Speaker 2: It's together with Mexico and Canada.

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Speaker 3: And this summer, actually we have a new.

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Speaker 4: Competition, the FIFA Club World in twenty five from the

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Speaker 4: fourteenth of June to the thirteenth.

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Speaker 2: Of July, only in the United States of America.

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Speaker 4: Eleven cities, twelve stadiums, the best players in the world,

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Speaker 2: America will welcome the world.

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Speaker 4: There will be millions of people coming, as the President,

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Speaker 4: millions of people. The economic impact is forty billion US dollars.

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Speaker 2: Between now and next year.

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Speaker 3: We will create two hundred.

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Speaker 4: Thousand jobs for these two World Cups. And more than that,

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Speaker 4: we will give joyant happiness to the entire world.

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Speaker 2: And this this prices.

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Speaker 4: So thank you, mister President for setting up this task

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Speaker 4: falls because it is important that everyone that comes to

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Speaker 4: America feels safe, feels welcome, and that's why it's important

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Speaker 4: chaired by the President itself.

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Speaker 2: We choose the importance of the.

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Speaker 4: FIFA World Cups, I should say, because there are many

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Speaker 4: many topics who deal with of course, and we want

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Speaker 4: one of these games. We have ten million tickets for sale.

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Speaker 4: It's like three super Bowls every day for one month.

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Speaker 2: That everyone that.

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Speaker 2: We are doing something special.

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Speaker 4: So we're here to create and to make the best

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Speaker 2: And we'll do it together.

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Speaker 5: Remember what you said, like three super Bowls a day

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Speaker 3: That's what it is.

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Speaker 6: That's what it is.

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Speaker 5: That's really amazing when you think of it. I've never

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Speaker 7: That's a lot.

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Speaker 5: When you know when we made this, it was made

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Speaker 7: Then what happened is they.

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Speaker 5: Rigged the election and I became president. So that was

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Speaker 5: which we were very instrumental in getting, and then of

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Speaker 7: Hundred and fiftieth birthday too. When of that, I.

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Speaker 5: Wasn't instrumental that just happened to fall on the same time.

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Speaker 5: So we have those three big events. You don't get

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Speaker 7: And to not be with the journey, don't get your

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Speaker 5: Absolutely, it's a great journalistic Okay, I'll sign this and

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Speaker 5: that makes it official, right, that makes it official.

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Speaker 2: Yes, here we are. Then we have to start working.

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Speaker 4: Well, you know the super Bowl has around one hundred

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Speaker 2: The World Cup finals two billion viewers.

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Speaker 4: So we have to make it twenty times better, aus bigger.

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Speaker 8: I think it'll be better.

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Speaker 3: Would be better.

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Speaker 3: The economic impact of this and all these cities around

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Speaker 4: But we have, you know, ten million tourists coming, some

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Speaker 7: What team is favored? Now, there's such a thing.

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Speaker 7: So can the US win?

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Speaker 2: The US can win?

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Speaker 4: Yes, from the public, behind say they play.

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Speaker 5: For you guys, Brian, did you have another question?

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Speaker 2: I was going to say this.

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Speaker 5: This continues your pursuit to bring America back into every

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Speaker 5: I said, I'll be sitting there, but not as president.

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Speaker 6: It's a long way off, mister president. But do you

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Speaker 7: Oh yeah, sure, I would like to.

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Speaker 5: It's one of the great events. Maybe that one of

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Speaker 7: No clash, I was there.

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Speaker 5: You're just a trouble maker and you're not supposed to

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Speaker 7: But mister President, who are you in NBC? I wonder

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Speaker 2: Can we unvita the trophy?

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Speaker 4: This is something uh something special days how the days

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Speaker 7: Let's get you.

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Speaker 2: For a new competition.

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Speaker 4: The best clops in the world, the best players in

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Speaker 4: the world. So we can show this is a unique trophy.

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Speaker 2: There is a key. Oh wow, then there's no other

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Speaker 3: But that is something man, we gotta win now.

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Speaker 10: As a president, you gotta win.

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Speaker 3: So this is a good one. That's Intel, Miami and

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Speaker 2: But you never seen this joy it is. It's a

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Speaker 5: And this should be the White House for a little while.

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Speaker 7: It's FIFA.

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Speaker 18: However, do you see the how do you see the

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Speaker 7: We're oh, please take a pictures, Johnny, we want to

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Speaker 14: The security for this event will be run by the

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Speaker 14: Department of Homeland Security. So we are signing today this

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Speaker 14: the federal we'll have some worldwide partners as well as

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Speaker 14: law as Yes, it'll be under our umbrella and we'll

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Speaker 14: enforcement is incredibly powerful, so streamlining those communications, it will

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Speaker 3: Safe and fun.

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Speaker 9: Let's BORESAI. Let's welcome to the program.

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Speaker 2: Thank you for having me.

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Speaker 1: So, all right, cryptocurrency, some look for a lot of

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Speaker 1: The president understands that these blockchain assets are here to stay.

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Speaker 9: Gotten these assets.

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Speaker 21: And this is an area I've been pretty intimately involved

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Speaker 21: Look, I think if you've been in digital currency long enough,

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Speaker 21: Well, I think any kind of incentive around any financial instrument,

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Speaker 1: If somebody's involved with terminal activity, If they say I'm

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Speaker 1: Well, certainly, these crypto currencies are becoming more mainstream. I

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Speaker 9: Digital right, it's right there.

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Speaker 1: Where do you think we are with digital currency ten

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Speaker 9: Do we have cash anymore?

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Speaker 1: Less good education here today, you're the professor. I greatly

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Speaker 9: Look it's here. Thank you, les, thank you all.

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Speaker 20: And countless others in.

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Speaker 5: The Abbey Gate bombing during the disastrous and incompetent withdrawal

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Speaker 5: from Afghanistan. Not that they were withdrawing, it was the

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Speaker 5: way they withdrew perhaps the most embarrassing moment in the

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Speaker 5: history of our country. Tonight, and please to announce that

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Speaker 5: we have just apprehended the top terrorists responsible for that toutrocity,

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Speaker 5: and he is right now on his way here to

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Speaker 5: face the swift sword of American justice.

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Speaker 1: I'm guessing the Democrats didn't stand to applaud that either.

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Speaker 1: Mohammed appeared in court Wednesday in Virginia, charged with and

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Speaker 1: conspiracy to provide a TAROS support and resources to a

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Speaker 1: designated foreign terrorist organization, resulting in depth. FBI Director Cash

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Speaker 1: Mattel posts on x that the suspect was extradited Tuesday

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Speaker 1: night after three and a half years.

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Speaker 9: He had a justice for our thirteen.

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Speaker 1: During the US military withdrawal from Afghanistan, well American and

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Speaker 1: colliges and forces were evacuating at Kabo's Shamad Karzai International Airport.

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Speaker 1: Back on the twenty sixth of August twenty twenty one,

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Speaker 1: a terraff member of the Islamic state of Rock detonated

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Speaker 1: Pope Francis released his first audio message thursdaytions being hospitalized

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Speaker 1: nearly three weeks ago. Now here's the message in Spanish.

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Speaker 8: Yes, yes, yes, fincause me.

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Speaker 1: Yes what he said there For those of you that

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Speaker 9: Thank you. The eighty eight year.

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Speaker 9: It's going to be happening going forward.

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Speaker 1: Turning Point USA has been everywhere on college campuses even

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Speaker 1: TPUSA even found their way to California, governed Gavin Newsom's podcast,

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Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk didn't hold back.

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Speaker 9: If you didn't see that, it was terrific.

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Speaker 1: By the way, the show is Turning Point tonight, and

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Speaker 1: the host of that show right here on rav is

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Speaker 1: gonna be TPUSA contributor and a regular on this program.

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Speaker 9: Joe Bobby joins me.

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Speaker 1: Now, Joe Bob, congratulations on the new program. Congratulations to

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Speaker 1: TPUSA and all the great things you're doing.

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Speaker 9: Thank you.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, it's been real fun and we're real excited to

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Speaker 19: bring some some more snark and sarcasm to the evening lineup.

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Speaker 1: Well, I'm going to give you a run for your

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Speaker 1: money on that every day, but I appreciate that the

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Speaker 1: audience a little bit later the day he's as snark

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Speaker 1: and sarcasm.

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Speaker 9: Look, if we can't laugh a little bit along the way,

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Speaker 9: what good is it?

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Speaker 1: So tell me. Look, here's one of the things that

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Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk's been able to do. Charlie Kirk brought in

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Speaker 1: that younger crowd. Donald Trump capitalized with podcasts Turning Point USA,

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Speaker 1: and he capitalized on that younger crowd.

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Speaker 9: I expect you're going to do some of the same.

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Speaker 9: Oh yeah, we're.

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Speaker 19: Hoping to to use these snark and sarcasm to bring

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Speaker 19: in the younger audience because you know, it goes without saying,

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Speaker 19: whoever wins the next generation will win the next generation.

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Speaker 19: And you know, we're working really really hard on that

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Speaker 19: millennial generation, and of course that Gen Z generation and

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Speaker 19: Charlie going to college campuses is just it really is

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Speaker 19: just articulating, you know, what is true in the world.

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Speaker 19: And so it's really really difficult to argue with you

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Speaker 19: if you're a proponent of lefty policies, which is great

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Speaker 19: for us. Now the show, overall, I've been telling everybody

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Speaker 19: we've been talking to, you know, if you want a cerebral,

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Speaker 19: high level conversation of what's going on, probably watch the

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Speaker 19: Charlie Kirk Show or some other show. This is a

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Speaker 19: rambunctious recap of all of the day's news. We've got

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Speaker 19: guests from all over the conservative spectrum and peak levels

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Speaker 19: of snark and sarcasm going into that.

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Speaker 9: Like I mentioned, well well there you go.

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Speaker 20: I K.

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Speaker 1: Look, you look at college campuses in twenty twenty four.

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Speaker 1: You saw these anti Semitic rallies, but you also saw

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Speaker 1: student coming together in places like the University of North

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Speaker 1: Carolina comes to mind, where they raise the American flag

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Speaker 1: and got rid of the Palastinian flag. Young people, I

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Speaker 1: think have connected with America in a way that I

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Speaker 1: haven't seen in a couple of generations.

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Speaker 9: I think that it's your generation, Joe, Bob.

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Speaker 1: That could be those that come in and if you will,

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Speaker 1: like the cavalry, stark and sarcasm, a little bit of humor,

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Speaker 1: but in all honesty, all kidding aside, it's young people

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Speaker 1: that say, wait a second, I like America.

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Speaker 9: This is a good place, and I'm going to fight

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Speaker 9: for it. Right Yeah.

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Speaker 19: You know, I'm a comedian, and I think the first

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Speaker 19: thing that any comedian will tell you that things are

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Speaker 19: funny because there's an element of truth to it. And

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Speaker 19: that's what I think we're seeing across the college campuses.

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Speaker 19: At the end of the day, you know, what's the saying.

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Speaker 19: You can fool some of the people all the time,

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Speaker 19: you can pull all the people some of the time,

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Speaker 19: but you can't fool all of the people all the time.

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Speaker 19: And college kids are just looking at their lineup of

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Speaker 19: classes and going through each individual ones and you know

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Speaker 19: you've got to take a general led sociology class, and

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Speaker 19: they're sitting in that class going hmm, none of the

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Speaker 19: none of the things that this teacher is saying, makes

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Speaker 19: any sense. And then fortunately turning point has been there

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Speaker 19: on so many college campuses to offer a different perspective,

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Speaker 19: that is reality. Right, at the end of the day,

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Speaker 19: reality bats last. And as much as conservative values and

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Speaker 19: conservative ideology should be studied at a deeper level and

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Speaker 19: understood at a deeper level, you know what we really

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Speaker 19: are right now is the party or the side of

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Speaker 19: just reality. You know, if you want to go around

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Speaker 19: and spout off your mouth that well, you know, men

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Speaker 19: can be women and terrorists are good sometimes by all means,

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Speaker 19: go ahead, but at the end.

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Speaker 9: Of the day, that's last. Here, here's what I want

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Speaker 9: from you, Joe Bob.

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Speaker 1: I want one of these videos where you jump in

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Speaker 1: and I'm fighting for America like AOC and the crowded.

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Speaker 9: I mean, come on, what the hell was that you know?

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Speaker 9: I'm going to fight for America?

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Speaker 1: Are the Democrats the most rudderless, leaderless and clueless group

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Speaker 1: you've seen?

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Speaker 9: I mean, good.

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Speaker 19: Lord, you know, Steve, I actually have an alternate theory here.

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Speaker 19: I think that maybe it might be that there are

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Speaker 19: conservatives embedded deep in the DNC that are whispering in

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Speaker 19: their ear what they should do so that they could

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Speaker 19: help conservatives. Who's idea would it have been to give

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Speaker 19: the congresswoman with the purple hair a microphone and tell

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Speaker 19: her to talk into a platform. That's something that I

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Speaker 19: would say, like, Hey, you know what would be awesome

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Speaker 19: for conservatives to pull people over to our side to

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Speaker 19: make sure that President Trump is a seventy percent approval

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Speaker 19: on a so too speech. Have the crazy guy from

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Speaker 19: Texas stand up and yell for a couple of minutes

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Speaker 19: until he gets kicked out. These are suggestions that I

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Speaker 19: would give the DNC in order to happy carry the

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Speaker 19: conservative side of the aisle. I don't know what they're doing.

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Speaker 19: It seems insane, but at the same time, you know,

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Speaker 19: I'm not gonna get in the way if somebody punching

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Speaker 19: themselves in the face repeatedly, look gives.

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Speaker 1: Us plenty of talk about you know, and I had

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Speaker 1: a different theory. You see, I thought they were a

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Speaker 1: spawn of aliens.

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Speaker 9: You know.

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Speaker 1: When I look at that, I'm like, didn't I see

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Speaker 1: that in a Star Wars movie that purple well, I

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Speaker 1: don't know what's going on there, but I mean it

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Speaker 1: makes it easy for comedians like yourself done that it's

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Speaker 1: like a bar stand and star in Star Wars.

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Speaker 19: Right, yeah, you know, especially with the dancing tiktoks. I

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Speaker 19: for one, you know, was not sure how conservatives would

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Speaker 19: come back from such a vicious dance attack. The choreography

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Speaker 19: was subpar, you know, honestly, I think they can use

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Speaker 19: some footwork improvement, but overall, you know, it just kind

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Speaker 19: of goes to show you what you said. A rudderless

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Speaker 19: ship is exactly what the Libs are at the moment.

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Speaker 19: And because they're a rudderless ship, they're trying stuff and

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Speaker 19: seeing what sticks. And fortunately for us, all that stuff

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Speaker 19: is dumber and dumber by the day. It is weird, though,

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Speaker 19: how the left has controlled culture for as long as

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Speaker 19: they did. I think though, now, given all of the

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Speaker 19: stuff that the arbiters of cultural you know whatever are

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Speaker 19: doing on the lefty side of the aisle, it gives

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Speaker 19: us an opportunity to take that culture back, which I'm

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Speaker 19: I'm hoping that we leap on that opportunity.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it sticks, all right, like something that's on my

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Speaker 1: shoe after I walk behind my Dog.

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Speaker 9: The show is Turning Point tonight.

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Speaker 1: The host of that show right here on RAB is

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Speaker 1: TPUSA contributor Joe Bob. He'll be here Monday through Friday,

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Speaker 1: ten o'clock at night. Joe Bob, I'll give you the

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Speaker 1: last word.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, it's always exciting. There are things that guests will

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Speaker 19: come up with that are hilarious that I can't even

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Speaker 19: keep a straight face for. And so if you want

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Speaker 19: to laugh, go ahead and tune in. President Trump did

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Speaker 19: warn us about this. He said, you might get tired

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Speaker 19: of winning. I'm not tired of winning, but sometimes I

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Speaker 19: get tired from winning, and considering that we're going to

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Speaker 19: be highlighting a lot of the winning, you know. Fortunately,

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Speaker 19: Turning Point tonight is at ten pm Eastern, and you

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Speaker 19: can go to bed right after that if you get

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Speaker 19: tired from the winning. So I think that was strategically done.

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Speaker 19: And so we look forward to seeing you tonight and

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Speaker 19: every other night at ten pm Eastern on Real America's Voice.

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Speaker 9: There you have it.

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Speaker 1: Joe Bob's willing to tuck you in a night right

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Speaker 1: here on Real America's Voice. Joe Bob greatly appreciate you

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Speaker 1: being here. Congratulations on the new program Monday through Friday,

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Speaker 1: ten o'clock, turning point tonight. Thank you, sir, Thank you,

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Speaker 1: all right, and we'll take a break of me right

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Speaker 1: back on America's Voice Live. All right, welcome back to

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Speaker 1: America's Voice Live. We're going to return now to the

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Speaker 1: White House. A busy day of their World Cup announcements

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Speaker 1: happening just a few minutes ago, and now we're having

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Speaker 1: a crypto summit at the White House. President Donald Trump

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Speaker 1: is going to be talking to folks about cryptocurrency, Bitcoin,

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Speaker 1: XRP and the future of what cryptocurrency is going to

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Speaker 1: mean for this government and for this president.

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Speaker 9: He's just getting it to his seat. Let's join him now.

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Speaker 20: Well, thank you very much everyone, great honor to have you.

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Speaker 5: I know you've all been working very hard and very successfully,

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Speaker 5: and it's a wonderful place, the White House. I want

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Speaker 5: to begin as Johnny here from World Cup, I want

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Speaker 5: to thank you for this election. And they just had

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Speaker 5: a presentation in the Oval Office and I thought this

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Speaker 5: was such a beautiful This is the trophy, this is

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Speaker 5: a big deal of the World Cup is the biggest

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Speaker 5: sporting event.

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Speaker 20: And Johnny Infantino.

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Speaker 5: Is my friend for a long time, and during my

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00:35:37,719 --> 00:35:40,400
Speaker 5: first term we worked out a deal to get the

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Speaker 5: World Cup, and then because of lots of interesting things

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Speaker 5: that happened, I ended up being president. Want to shut up.

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Speaker 5: I was always disappointed. I wasn't going to make it.

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Speaker 5: I was going to serve eighth straight and said we

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Speaker 5: did it.

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Speaker 20: We did it the.

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Speaker 5: Hard way, but maybe the more important way. So I

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Speaker 5: will be with you as president, Johnny. So maybe you

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Speaker 5: could just make just say a few words and I

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Speaker 5: show how beautiful the World Cup trophy is.

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Speaker 20: Thank you, Yeah, sure place.

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Speaker 22: This is.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a great key. Well you go ahead, I

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Speaker 5: trust you.

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Speaker 23: So this is the new trophy of the new competitions

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Speaker 23: for the Feedback Cup the world kind the best cups

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Speaker 23: in the world with that absolute best.

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Speaker 3: Players in the world for the first five in history

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Speaker 3: this competition. They stayed in the United States, open the

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Speaker 3: game on.

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Speaker 20: The fourteenth of July, right.

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Speaker 2: July this year in New and all that.

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Speaker 13: Because that's indeed and because h as you see.

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Speaker 20: Treaty, it's oh.

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Speaker 3: So this is a trophy.

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Speaker 16: It is a trophy which UH represents and that's why

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Speaker 16: I think it's UH interesting to show up this talking

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Speaker 16: exactly disport here it represents the past, but it's also

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Speaker 16: projected the future.

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Speaker 3: There is no other sports trophy.

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Speaker 2: Which was like that.

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Speaker 23: It UH has enraged the history of the game soccer

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Speaker 23: or football is recorded, the articipated teams on the first

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Speaker 23: edition UH, the stadium's beautiful stadiums and the uns which

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Speaker 23: is in UH the United States.

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Speaker 3: Abelia where this competition will take place. So at the

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Speaker 3: same time past residents and the projected.

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Speaker 2: To the future.

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Speaker 3: And if I many presidents say another two words and

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Speaker 3: then I let you UH work.

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Speaker 13: I would like to congratulate the president and we have

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Speaker 13: administration for only for the World Cup, the Covered Cup,

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Speaker 13: the World Cup and the great world done also for

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Speaker 13: this initiative that you're speaking about here.

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Speaker 3: If i've namely add something disrespect and not an expert

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Speaker 3: do all.

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Speaker 2: But FIFA, as you know, is a.

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Speaker 23: Brand which is globally known and very strong friend the

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Speaker 23: soccer economy in the world. This wars romany seventy billion

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Speaker 23: a year.

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Speaker 3: Seventy percent of there is a president is in Europe.

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Speaker 3: So imagine the potential.

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Speaker 23: That there is around the world only in a soccer

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Speaker 23: if media that way, and so FIFA is very very

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Speaker 23: interested on my presence, If you develop a FUFA coin

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Speaker 23: doing from here.

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Speaker 13: From America and to conquer the five billion soccer bang.

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Speaker 3: So if there's anyone is interested.

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Speaker 13: An United States of an area and we're over the world.

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Speaker 3: Of sofa with.

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Speaker 20: Thank you that coin.

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Speaker 8: That's right.

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Speaker 5: That coin may be worth more than FIFA in the end.

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Speaker 5: It could be quite a coin. Actually.

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Speaker 20: Anyway, thank you, Johnny, great job.

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Speaker 5: I just thought you should see this trophy because it's

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Speaker 5: really you know, it's the biggest sporting event in the

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Speaker 5: world and we have it here and we appreciate being selected.

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Speaker 5: Thank you very much, and you do a fantastic job.

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Speaker 5: And welcome to the first ever White House Digital Assets Summit.

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Speaker 5: I know that many of you have been fighting for

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Speaker 5: years for this and it's an honor to be uh

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Speaker 5: with you at the White House.

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Speaker 20: I want to thank the White House.

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Speaker 5: AI and Cryptos are Day Sachs, Treasury Secretary. This is

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Speaker 5: David right here. In case you don't know, you know

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Speaker 5: David and the man who's doing a great job as

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Speaker 5: Secretary of Treasury, Scott Best and who's right here, Scott.

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Speaker 20: Thank you very much.

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Speaker 5: Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick wherever you may be, Hi, Howard,

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Speaker 5: He's doing some interesting work right now with all that's

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Speaker 5: going on, he's right in the middle of it and

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Speaker 5: doing a great job.

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Speaker 20: Thank you, SBA Administrator Kelly Loffler, and thank you.

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Speaker 5: SEC Commissioner Hester Pearce. Thank you Esther, Acting CFTC Chairman,

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Speaker 5: Caroline fam.

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Speaker 20: House, Majority Whip Tom Emmer, Hello, hello Tom.

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Speaker 5: Representative Brian Style, Thank you, Brian, Thank you very much.

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Speaker 5: Digital Assets Council Director Beau Hines, good bow, great job,

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Speaker 5: and many.

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Speaker 20: Other distinguished guests.

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Speaker 5: We have a lot of very distinguished people around the table,

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Speaker 5: some of them will be speaking.

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Speaker 20: I want to thank.

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Speaker 5: Marco Rubiol also is right over there, and we have

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Speaker 5: tremendous people very interested in the subject. In last year,

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Speaker 5: I promised to make America the bitcoin superpower of the

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Speaker 5: world and the crypto capital of the planet, and we're

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Speaker 5: taking historic action to deliver on that promise.

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Speaker 20: As you know around the table.

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Speaker 5: Yesterday I assigned an executive order officially creating our Strategic

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Speaker 5: Bitcoin Reserve, and this will be a virtual Fort Knox

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Speaker 5: for digital Goal to be housed.

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Speaker 20: Within the United States Treasury. Art's a big things.

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Speaker 13: Good.

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Speaker 5: The federal government is already among the largest holders of bitcoin.

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Speaker 5: As you know, really one of the largest holders in

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Speaker 5: the world, with as many as two hundred thousand bitcoin

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Speaker 5: obtained via civil law and various other forms of law

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Speaker 5: and including enforcement actions. These existing holdings will form the

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Speaker 5: foundation of the new reserve. Unfortunately, in recent years, the

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Speaker 5: US government has foolishly sold tens of thousands of additional

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Speaker 5: bitcoin that were worth billions and billions of dollars had

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Speaker 5: they not sold them. But they did sell them, mostly

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Speaker 5: during the Biden administration.

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Speaker 20: Not a good thing to have done.

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Speaker 5: From this day on, America will follow the rule that

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Speaker 5: every bitcoin knows very well, never sell your bitcoin.

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Speaker 20: That's a little phrase that they have. I don't know

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Speaker 20: if that's right or not. Who the hell knows, who knows?

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Speaker 20: Who knows, But so far it's been right, and well,

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Speaker 20: let's keep it that way.

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Speaker 5: The Treasury and Commerce Departments will also explore new pathways

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Speaker 5: to accumulate additional bitcoin holdings for the reserve, provided it's

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Speaker 5: done at no cost to the taxpayers. We don't want

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Speaker 5: any costs to the taxpayers. In addition, my order direct

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Speaker 5: federal agencies to conduct an inventory of all crypto assets

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Speaker 5: currently held by the US government and determine how they

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Speaker 5: can be transferred.

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Speaker 20: Easily to the Treasury.

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Speaker 5: Bitcoin digital assets will be held in a new US

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Speaker 5: Digital Asset stockpile.

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Speaker 20: Where they will be managed properly.

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Speaker 5: My administration also is working to end the federal bureaucracy's

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Speaker 5: war on crypto, which was really going on pretty wildly

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Speaker 5: during Biden until the election came about about five.

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Speaker 20: Months before the election. He became a big fan because he.

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Speaker 5: Heard how many people were in favor of it and

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Speaker 5: how many people love it respect it.

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Speaker 20: But I guess it didn't work out too well for him.

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Speaker 5: People understood what was going on and paved the way

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Speaker 5: for groundbreaking innovations and institutional finance. Under the Bitcoin Administration,

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Speaker 5: regulators strong arm.

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Speaker 20: Banks, I mean they really did. They strong arm banks into.

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Speaker 5: Closing the accounts of crypto businesses and entrepreneurs, effectively blocking

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Speaker 5: some money transfers to and from exchanges, and they weaponized

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Speaker 5: government against the entire industry.

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Speaker 20: But I know that feeling also maybe better than you do.

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Speaker 20: All of that will soon be over and we are

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Speaker 20: ending Operation Choke point two point zero.

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Speaker 5: Now, some people really suffered. It was ridiculous what they

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Speaker 5: were doing, but in the end they came around. But

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Speaker 5: they came around for the wrong reasons. They came up

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Speaker 5: only because they wanted votes, and they saw that tens

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Speaker 5: of millions of people are you know, we're against them

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Speaker 5: because of what they were doing. I also want to

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Speaker 5: express my strong support for the efforts of lawmakers in

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Speaker 5: Congress as they work on bills to provide regulatory certainty

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Speaker 5: for dollar backed stable coins and the digital assets market.

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Speaker 20: They're working very hard on that.

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Speaker 5: This is a tremendous opportunity for economic growth and innovation

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Speaker 5: in our financial sector.

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Speaker 20: And will really go a long way.

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Speaker 5: I think it's going to be a tremendous a tremendous

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Speaker 5: We feel like pioneers in a way of tremendous method

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Speaker 5: of growth and things are very much tied, and we

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Speaker 5: want to keep it that way. The US dollar long

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Speaker 5: into the future. We're going to keep it that way.

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Speaker 5: I hope lawmakers will send that legislation to my desk

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00:45:53,239 --> 00:45:57,920
Speaker 5: before August recess if they can, And they're very much

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00:45:58,000 --> 00:45:59,840
Speaker 5: working with you, and you know a lot of that

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00:46:00,160 --> 00:46:02,360
Speaker 5: and a lot of them were committed right from the

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Speaker 5: very beginning. So I just want to congratulate you all

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Speaker 5: for being at the White House today and a man

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Speaker 5: who knows more about bitcoin and AI and just about

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Speaker 5: everything else and anybody.

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Speaker 20: David Sackson like to have you say a few words.

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Speaker 15: David, thank you, mister President.

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Speaker 22: We're all here today because of your leadership, your vision,

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Speaker 22: and your generosity, and.

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Speaker 15: I really want to thank you for that.

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Speaker 22: We're also here because of your desire to make America

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Speaker 22: great and to introduce a golden age in America, including

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Speaker 22: for digital assets. And we're here because of your love

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Speaker 22: of innovators or as you might say, high IQ people.

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Speaker 22: You know you love high IQ people. We have about

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Speaker 22: thirty of them here in the room today. These are

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Speaker 22: the top people in the digital asset industry. And one

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Speaker 22: other thing that I think that you love is legal fairness.

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Speaker 22: This is an industry that was subjected to prosecution and

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Speaker 22: persecution for the last four years, horrible lawfare.

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Speaker 15: And nobody knows what that feels like better than you do.

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Speaker 22: Appreciate the fact that you understand legal fairness and that

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Speaker 22: you're always willing to fight for the right for the

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Speaker 22: right thing, for legal fairness.

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Speaker 15: You never back down.

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Speaker 22: You stand to find even in the face of an

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Speaker 22: assassin's bullet. It's an inspiration to everyone in this room.

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Speaker 22: I think, so it's an honor.

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Speaker 20: Thank you, thank you.

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Speaker 15: So I just want to say it's it's an honor

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Speaker 15: to work for you.

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Speaker 22: It's an honor to work for a president who works

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Speaker 22: every day to get so much done on behalf of

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Speaker 22: the American people. Your administration is moving a tech speed.

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Speaker 22: It's really amazing. It's actually faster than any startup that

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Speaker 22: I've been part of. Is your administration moves even faster.

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Speaker 22: So I just want to say thank you for having

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Speaker 22: me be a part of it. I've enjoyed every minute

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Speaker 22: of it. I love working for you, and thank you

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Speaker 22: again for this opportunity.

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Speaker 7: Thank you ver much appreciate it.

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Speaker 15: And and now I just want to pass the ball

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Speaker 15: to Secretary Best and.

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Speaker 2: David.

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Speaker 10: Today, when President Trump has signed the executive order to

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Speaker 10: establish this strategic Bitcoin Reserve and stockpile, we're going to

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Speaker 10: position the United States as a leader among nations in

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Speaker 10: the digital assets strategy. It's important for the United States

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Speaker 10: to recognize this fact and get ahead of the other

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Speaker 10: nations in the digital age. We've pawed the President's direction

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Speaker 10: to use a digital assets already in possession of the nation,

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Speaker 10: and we are going to establish this bitcoin reserve. Will

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Speaker 10: use this authority to augment the assets side of the

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Speaker 10: United States balance sheet. As I've said many times, President

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Speaker 10: Trump is creating assets for the American people while most

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Speaker 10: past presidents have created debt. And a large part of

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Speaker 10: this asset program can be in digital assets. We are

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Speaker 10: going to end the regulatory weaponization against digital assets. The

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Speaker 10: Biden administration's actions did nothing other than publish punish innovators.

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Speaker 10: And that all of you have made it here today

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Speaker 10: is really a testament to your fortitude. Much of Treasury's

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Speaker 10: responsibility in this order relates to the tax code and

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Speaker 10: determinations around risk waitings. And I'm here to assure you

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Speaker 10: that we are going to work with the controller of

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Speaker 10: the currency, the IRS, and we're going to rescind and

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Speaker 10: amend all applical well previous guidance. And we are going

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Speaker 10: to put a lot of thought into the stable coin regime.

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Speaker 10: And as President Trump has directed, we are going to

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Speaker 10: keep the US the dominant reserve currency in the world,

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Speaker 10: and we will use stable coins to do that.

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Speaker 9: Thank you very.

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Speaker 18: Technology is that the foundation of the Trump presidency.

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Speaker 15: He understands technology.

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Speaker 18: He embraces technology, and he's going to use technology to

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Speaker 18: drive America forward. The blockchain and bitcoin technology are a

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Speaker 18: key part of that thinking and embracing that. And here

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Speaker 18: today shows how much a leader the Trump administration and

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Speaker 18: our president is.

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Speaker 15: He understands it, he embraces it. As you said, you're

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Speaker 15: a pioneer in this place, and this is.

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Speaker 9: Where we're going.

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Speaker 18: We're using the blockchain, we're using bigcoin, We're going to

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Speaker 18: use digital assets to pound forward, and Donald Trump is

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Speaker 18: leading the way.

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Speaker 15: Can't be more proud of you to thank you very much?

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Speaker 20: Can thank you? He Kelly, go ahead, please thank you.

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Speaker 24: Mister President. This is truly a historic day, and as

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Speaker 24: a crypto founder, I couldn't be more proud to be

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Speaker 24: part of your administration moving at the speed of tech

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Speaker 24: for sure. And I will just say it's a great

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Speaker 24: day to have the war on not just crypto, but

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Speaker 24: the war on innovation done. And under your administration, we

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Speaker 24: are truly going to enter under the gold into the

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Speaker 24: Golden Age. And I'll just say, as the administrator of

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Speaker 24: the SBA, small business is a tremendous network that crypto

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Speaker 24: can be deployed against, and so the SBA is open

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Speaker 24: to crypto. So I look forward to working with all

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Speaker 24: of the leaders in this room to advance your efforts here.

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Speaker 20: Thank you, thank you, Kela, thank you, Jaringer, Tom.

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Speaker 25: P Well, mister President, I want to say thank you.

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Speaker 25: I want to thank you for the amazing team that

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Speaker 25: you put together. I want to thank you for David.

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Speaker 25: I mean this kind of a meeting. No one in

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Speaker 25: this room could have envisioned this just a couple of

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Speaker 25: years ago. You are the one that has the vision.

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Speaker 25: You're the one that said we are going to do

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Speaker 25: twenty first century finance right here in the United States

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Speaker 25: of America.

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Speaker 9: I've been doing this for nine years.

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Speaker 20: It is amazing how far we've come.

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Speaker 25: And that's a credit to you, mister President, and your leadership,

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Speaker 25: and God bless you for doing this because it's going

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Speaker 25: to make a huge difference with everything else you're doing.

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Speaker 25: And by the way, Americans love it. They're going crazy.

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Speaker 25: Thank you, Thank you, Tom, thank you very much, thank you,

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Speaker 25: thank you very.

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Speaker 26: Anyone want to say a couple of words, Cameron or Tyler,

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Speaker 26: do you want to be very shy and actually, Cameron,

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Speaker 26: I think you said something earlier that I thought was

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Speaker 26: really profound.

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Speaker 22: You said that a year ago you thought it would

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Speaker 22: be more likely that you'd end up in jail at

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Speaker 22: the White House.

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Speaker 15: Not to put you on the spot because you didn't

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Speaker 15: do anything wrong, but that was the environment a year ago.

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Speaker 15: But you guys want to say something either one in you.

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Speaker 9: Sure that was actually Tyler who said that.

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Speaker 27: Sorry, I still get mixed up, but yeah, we never

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Speaker 27: thought that we'd get attacked the way we did in

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Speaker 27: our backyard after trying to do the right thing for

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Speaker 27: so many years and always trying to raise the bar

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Speaker 27: with respect regulations. So it's truly wonderful to see how

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Speaker 27: things have changed and how the pendulum has swung back

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Speaker 27: in the way that it has. And we've always felt

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Speaker 27: that the US should lead in bitcoin and crypto and

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Speaker 27: it's ours to sort of lead and win. And it's

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Speaker 27: just wonderful what President Trump has been doing with this.

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Speaker 27: And we look forward to working together. And thanks for

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Speaker 27: inviting us, David and setting this up.

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Speaker 20: Thank you, Thank you both.

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Speaker 27: Please, I was just going to say thank you, mister

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Speaker 27: President Cameron takes cut up for a lot of my things.

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Speaker 9: I say so, it's not the first time, but.

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Speaker 19: The US on the internet and the US should win crypto,

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Speaker 19: So thank you for your leadership on this.

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Speaker 20: Thank you both very much. High IQ Individuals around this table.

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Speaker 20: That's what I always say. We need high IQ. So

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Speaker 20: thank you very much. Would anybody liked to say anything, please?

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Speaker 8: Okay, well come.

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Speaker 12: I just want to express my deep gratitude for the

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Speaker 12: seriousness with which you're approaching our industry and how you're

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Speaker 12: actually helping guide it in the right direction. I've worked

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Speaker 12: with many central banks and other countries, and when I

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Speaker 12: was working there, I was wondering why I, as an

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Speaker 12: American citizen, can help the United States financial system reach

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Speaker 12: this higher level that the world is on course towards generally,

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Speaker 12: and so I'm very grateful that finally there's been a

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Speaker 12: new level of kind of common sense and adoption of

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Speaker 12: these ideas. Me and the other people in this room

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Speaker 12: do believe that the crypto blockchain Web three infrastructure is

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Speaker 12: the next iteration of the financial system, and I think

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Speaker 12: that the US should have its leadership position continue in

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Speaker 12: that new financial system. And I'm very very happy to

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Speaker 12: see people like David Sachs, Secretary Best and Secretary Eletninch

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Speaker 12: taking this very seriously with their time, and very grateful

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Speaker 12: to them too. So I'm just overjoyed to see this,

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Speaker 12: and I think it is a big part of how

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Speaker 12: the US can continue its role in the global financial system.

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Speaker 5: So thank you, thank you very much. I thought it

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Speaker 5: was very important that we stay in the front of

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Speaker 5: this one. This is a big one, and as you know,

1052
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Speaker 5: China is pushing forward and very strongly as usual, but

1053
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Speaker 5: we're weigh in the lead as we are in AI

1054
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Speaker 5: and other things, and we want to stay there.

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Speaker 20: So I thought this was very important.

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Speaker 5: And we have some brilliant people sitting around this table,

1057
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Speaker 5: and it's an honor to have you involved, but we

1058
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Speaker 5: want to stay at the forefront of everything.

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Speaker 20: And this is a very important day in your lives.

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Speaker 5: I know you worked some of you very long, long

1061
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Speaker 5: before people really understood what was happening, and so I

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Speaker 5: congratulate you. But this is a big day. Being in

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Speaker 5: the White House is a big deal and you have

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Speaker 5: great support. Thank you all very much. Thank you very much.

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Speaker 20: Thank you, thank you very much, Thank you media. Thank you.

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Speaker 20: Please