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Wicked Radio 10-9: Peace Deal! Is It The Cure For Trump Derangement Syndrome? (Probably Not) · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: These are the days. These are the easy days. When
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Speaker 1: you do this, when you just try, like I do
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Speaker 1: hear to be an independent voice for common sense, when
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Speaker 1: you surrounded by all this nonsense and a corrupt media
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Speaker 1: and people who are just completely twisted by that same media,
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Speaker 1: and the Trump derangement people, the syndrome victims that you
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Speaker 1: deal with every single day in your life, these are
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Speaker 1: the easy days. These are the great days. And I
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Speaker 1: mean this. I cannot say this with any more sincerity.
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Speaker 1: Yesterday was one of the greatest days that that White House,
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Speaker 1: our White House, the People's House, has ever had in
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Speaker 1: its history, top three maybe in American history. I mean that.
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Speaker 1: And there's the amazing part. And it wasn't just about
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Speaker 1: the announcement of a peace deal in the Middle East
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Speaker 1: and American hostage hostages coming home from all over the world.
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Speaker 1: It also was for the first time in god, I
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Speaker 1: don't know, generations were independent vge es were heard with
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Speaker 1: this roundtable the head with these independent journalists and I've
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Speaker 1: got an outline of them too, and why why and
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Speaker 1: who you should follow on this. It was an incredible day.
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Speaker 1: But here's the big question. Well, all this good news,
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Speaker 1: will this be the final cure. Will this be the
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Speaker 1: thing that knocks common sense into the Trump derangement syndrome victims? No,
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Speaker 1: probably not, But that's okay. It's still good news and
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Speaker 1: that's not gonna damp in your spirit. There's a lot
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Speaker 1: to talk about and a lot to get to and
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Speaker 1: I'm just warning a lot of the clips I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: play for you today, whether it just listening audio only
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Speaker 1: or just watching here live or on the replay, they're long,
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Speaker 1: but they're they're completely worthy of paying attention to for
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Speaker 1: the entire thing. But thanks for being here for this day.
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Speaker 1: I appreciate Hi. My name is Bill Adams. If you're
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Speaker 1: new to us, This is the Wicked Radio live stream
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Speaker 1: always lives on in a podcast everywhere else, including audio only,
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Speaker 1: but I cannot wait to get through it. Here is
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Speaker 1: the moment it happened. If you ever saw the play Hamilton,
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Speaker 1: the room where it happened, That's what happened. So this
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Speaker 1: was and this is relevant to the story as well.
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Speaker 1: More on this later. This was in the middle of
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Speaker 1: the round table of independent journalists. That alone would have
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Speaker 1: been one of the best days for the Trump White
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Speaker 1: House and the administration two point zero, But in the
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Speaker 1: middle of it. You all saw this now massive story,
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Speaker 1: number one trending in the world. Mark Rubio, Secretary of
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Speaker 1: State and his four other jobs. By the way, is
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Speaker 1: he the most improved player? I think he is. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: walks in and he whispers in President Trump's ear. It's
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Speaker 1: got to be something big, right, So you'll hear the
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Speaker 1: reporters in the background, the mainstream reporters going crazy. What
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Speaker 1: did he say? What did he say? Well, here was
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Speaker 1: the big announcement. Here's exactly what criminal conspiracy. Okay, I'm.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. I was just given a note by the Secretary
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Speaker 2: of State saying that we're very close to a deal
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Speaker 2: in the Middle East, and they'll get a need me
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Speaker 2: pretty quickly.
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Speaker 1: So I will take a couple of more questions. Uh oh,
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Speaker 1: Here it is the day that so many people have
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Speaker 1: prayed for and wished for and wanted to happen. It
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Speaker 1: looks like it's gonna happen, boy, and it sure did. Now.
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Speaker 1: More details on that coming up in just a couple
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Speaker 1: of minutes. As luck would happen. There were many families
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Speaker 1: of hostages who are still being held over there that
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Speaker 1: were in Washington, d C. Most of these folks, you're
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Speaker 1: gonna hear from were Israeli. They were meeting with Howard Lutnik.
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Speaker 1: He's the beast. Trump's big negotiator guy. They were in
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Speaker 1: town in Washington, d C. They were there this week
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Speaker 1: to mark the second anniversary of the attack on Israel
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Speaker 1: and the events that led up to this again two years,
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Speaker 1: two years almost to the day when it happened, and
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Speaker 1: they were on the phone with the President, who got
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Speaker 1: to tell them that their loved ones were coming home again.
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Speaker 1: A little bit long and this is you'll just hear
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Speaker 1: Trump in the background on the phone. It's worthless. Hold on,
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Speaker 1: President Trump. You have the best crowd in the world.
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Speaker 1: What do you guys have to say to President Trump?
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Speaker 2: You did it. Thank you. This is amazing, mister President.
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Speaker 2: We believe in you. We know you've done so much
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Speaker 2: for us over the past since you became a president
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Speaker 2: and even before that. And we trust you fulfilled the
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Speaker 2: mission and feel every hostage. Every forty eight of the
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Speaker 2: hostages are home. Thank you so much. God bless it
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Speaker 2: be the peacemaker. God bless you, mister President. God bless
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Speaker 2: America very much.
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Speaker 1: You just take care of yourselves. The hostages will come back.
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Speaker 2: They're coming or coming back on Monday.
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Speaker 1: Oh you heard them there. You heard a lot of
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Speaker 1: interesting things there, the President said there at the end
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Speaker 1: of the clip, the hostages again, forty eight more in
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Speaker 1: that in a second forty eight hostages coming home on Monday.
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Speaker 1: That's amazing. And I think the second most important thing
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Speaker 1: you heard one of the family members say, right there,
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Speaker 1: blessed be the peacemakers. If we don't have a situation,
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Speaker 1: if history doesn't look back, I don't care whether you
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Speaker 1: voted for him or not. I don't care. This is
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Speaker 1: just we're talking factual now right, get away from the
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Speaker 1: Trump arrangement syndrome people for at least one day. We
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Speaker 1: can watch to see how they react later on. If
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Speaker 1: history does not record this guy as the peace deal maker,
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Speaker 1: then we know everything has been corrupt, all of it.
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Speaker 1: And is it so insane to ask the question now?
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Speaker 1: And I mean right now today? Is not if this
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Speaker 1: isn't worthy of a Nobel Peace prize even to get
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Speaker 1: to this point, it make no mistake. Let's be adults
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Speaker 1: in the room. This could still fall apart tomorrow today.
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Speaker 1: Anything we could find out that this wait a minute,
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Speaker 1: there's a missing number. We're not getting forty eight back.
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Speaker 1: It could fall apart. But to get to this point,
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Speaker 1: is it not worthy to ask the question? Isn't this
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Speaker 1: Nobel Peace Prize worthy? Yeah? Yeah, it is? In fact.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's just go to what the mainstream reporters,
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Speaker 1: the people who have been talking about this for the
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Speaker 1: longest time have said. This is the main head correspondent
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Speaker 1: in the Middle East. To ABC's Ian Pennell, what did
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Speaker 1: he say about it last.
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Speaker 2: He made no mistake.
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Speaker 3: It looks like President Trump has actually pulled off something
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Speaker 3: here that many presidents before him have failed to do.
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Speaker 1: I mean, it's how do you deny that? Now? How
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Speaker 1: do you deny that again? Even to get to this point,
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Speaker 1: and even with this good news in this peace announcement,
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Speaker 1: which has been you know, two years in the making,
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Speaker 1: and there's a lot that went on behind this. I mean,
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Speaker 1: if there are history professors or political scientists worth their
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Speaker 1: salt in Ivy League schools, they should be writing THESS
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Speaker 1: on this and exactly how it got it done, because
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Speaker 1: there was believe it or not, Even though there's plenty
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Speaker 1: of people on the right as well who'd love to
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Speaker 1: say that Trump is a puppet of Israel. You know
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Speaker 1: that whole thing that's popping up now, or he's you know,
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Speaker 1: he's a Petsy in this whole dealer. He loves this,
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Speaker 1: you know violence. He just wants to take off Palestinians
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Speaker 1: all of that crap which just got cleared up yesterday.
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Speaker 1: If they were worth their salt, they will write about
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Speaker 1: truthfully how we put pressure on in a twenty point
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Speaker 1: piece deal, every single player involved, including Net and Yo,
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Speaker 1: all of them, every single one of them. This was
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Speaker 1: maximum pressure exerted by the United State of America in
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Speaker 1: our might. That's what got this done. But still a
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Speaker 1: long way to go, long way to go. What are
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Speaker 1: we talking about here? And you heard some of the
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Speaker 1: family members say it. Forty eight forty eight hostages and
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Speaker 1: this is the horrifying part. If it's not horrifying enough,
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Speaker 1: not all of them are alive. Our main concern being Americans,
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Speaker 1: My main concern, you know, America. First, We've got seven
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Speaker 1: Americans who need to come home, and four of them
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Speaker 1: are expected to be alive. I don't know if we're
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Speaker 1: going to see the other bodies, you know, I don't know.
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Speaker 1: The forty eight twenty are expected to be alive. Those
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Speaker 1: are the latest estimates from I guess people in the
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Speaker 1: know who have looked at this, but regardless of what
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Speaker 1: happens from this point on, I think we've got to
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Speaker 1: take this moment and look at it and say, this
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Speaker 1: is one of the most historic days in American history
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Speaker 1: to get to this point. You heard it there. That's
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Speaker 1: ABC's main top correspondent, Foreign affairs correspondent, Ian Pennell say
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Speaker 1: it right there. A lot of presidents have tried to,
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Speaker 1: you know, issue you in some kind of a chord,
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Speaker 1: get some kind of a piece deal done before this.
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Speaker 1: Nobody got it done. He did as much. He's going
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Speaker 1: to brag about it. He should, He absolutely, one hundred
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Speaker 1: percent should. Now will they tell the truth? Will this
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Speaker 1: story be told truthfully? It may be so impactful, possibly
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Speaker 1: depending on what happens here in the next couple of
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Speaker 1: days and weeks. I can't wait for Monday, boys, that
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Speaker 1: gonna be a big news day. Depending on what happens,
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Speaker 1: it may be too big, It may be too successful
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Speaker 1: for them to lie about it this time. Truthfully. I
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Speaker 1: mean that may actually be the case. But uh, you know,
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Speaker 1: the Trump derangement syndrome people now, the people who are
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Speaker 1: just so twisted. That is a real there's another thing
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Speaker 1: that academia needs to look into and actually accept it
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Speaker 1: as a real syndrome. It is real. There are people
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Speaker 1: whose brains have been so broken. You know, my angle.
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Speaker 1: The media did this to them. The media did this,
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Speaker 1: mainstream media more than them. In a second two, there
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Speaker 1: is people so twisted. You're gonna have people in your
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Speaker 1: life today. You'll hear from them. They'll try. It's not
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Speaker 1: gonna last long, but they're gonna try to somehow, somehow
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Speaker 1: dampen the spirit and the good nature and the the
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Speaker 1: spirituality of this. They'll try. And it's a litmus test,
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Speaker 1: it really is. Those are the people you know, who
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Speaker 1: are somehow will be unhappy about this about peace. Those
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Speaker 1: are the people who are so beyond broken they cannot
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Speaker 1: be fixed. It's like a litmus test for sanity. I think,
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Speaker 1: because we're here, this was the moment. Can they be fixed?
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Speaker 1: I don't know. We'll see. It's gonna be fascinating to
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Speaker 1: see it just is. And again, don't get mad at them,
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Speaker 1: don't lash out at them. You have to see them
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Speaker 1: as broken people that look at this and say, oh, well,
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Speaker 1: it's not real peace and he's not gonna darn die
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Speaker 1: and they're out there. You know they're thinking it, right,
9:47
Speaker 1: but they're spinning right now. They're trying to come up
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Speaker 1: with some kind of an angle on how this is
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Speaker 1: a horrible thing because Trump did it. You know they're there.
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Speaker 1: Maybe you've dealt with them already. Unfortunately, I don't know.
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Speaker 1: Don't get mad at them. The media broke these people,
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Speaker 1: and some of them will come back. It's possible some
10:04
Speaker 1: of them will come back. Some of them will see
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Speaker 1: common sense. The ones that are honest to you and
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Speaker 1: still have a soul will tell you, yeah, you know what,
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Speaker 1: I can't stand the guy, but this is pretty good.
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Speaker 1: You're right. Those people you can deal with. But some
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Speaker 1: will be broken. You just know they will. But I
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Speaker 1: don't know, we'll see. So is it a cure for
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Speaker 1: Trump arrangement syndrome? Peace? Peace in the Middle East?
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Speaker 2: No?
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Speaker 1: Probably, not, not completely, but I think it's I think
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Speaker 1: it's finally a time where you can look at this
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Speaker 1: and say that's a real thing. That's a psychological condition
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Speaker 1: to be so twisted that you can you can you
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Speaker 1: cannot be in favor of peace because who brokeer the deal?
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Speaker 1: I think we're at that point, all right. Here's another
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Speaker 1: reason why I mean, you talk about a day at
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Speaker 1: the White House, this is why I say it was
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Speaker 1: at least top three. You know, I think you'd have
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Speaker 1: to put like I think you'd have to put the
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Speaker 1: end of World War two, the end of other wars,
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Speaker 1: other peace deals that were announced. This is top three
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Speaker 1: of all time. In that house, which let's not forget,
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Speaker 1: is our house. It's the people's house, the White House.
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Speaker 1: That's what that's what it was meant to be. If
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Speaker 1: a peace deal in the Middle East was announced and
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Speaker 1: hostages coming home, including American hostages, wasn't enough, I would
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Speaker 1: have put this one of the biggest days regardless even
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Speaker 1: if that didn't happen, because this was a day that
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Speaker 1: independent journalists, independence people and you should all follow them,
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Speaker 1: got their say and got their day at the White House.
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Speaker 1: This was massive. It was a round table. This was
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Speaker 1: the actual event that was going on. When you saw
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Speaker 1: Mark Rubio walk into the room and whisper in Trump's
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Speaker 1: ear that looks like we have a peace deal. It
11:34
Speaker 1: was a round table with independent journalists who finally got
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Speaker 1: their say and what they've been reporting, what they've been
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Speaker 1: talking about, and they got to tell their stories about
11:42
Speaker 1: what's really going on with the left wing violence in
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Speaker 1: these streets. And they got to do it not only
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Speaker 1: in front of the President and the administration, they got
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Speaker 1: to do it in front of the mainstream media members too,
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Speaker 1: and they got to speak out to them directly and
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Speaker 1: say you've been calling us liars. This was incredible and
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Speaker 1: it included a peace still announcement in the middle of it.
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Speaker 1: Oh so good. All right, here's the announcement. Here's one
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Speaker 1: of those. And I'll list all these independent journalists for you,
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Speaker 1: because these are all people you should follow. But here's
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Speaker 1: the first one. I think I have his last name correctly,
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Speaker 1: Jonathan Choe. He was walking into the roundtable. This is
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Speaker 1: before all the big news happened. He was the one
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Speaker 1: who and he does a good job kind of like
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Speaker 1: setting the scene and what he's walking into here.
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Speaker 3: Any guys, that's been a whirlwind forty eight hours. Just
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Speaker 3: the other day I was in Portland, Oregon covering and
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Speaker 3: Antifa direct action.
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Speaker 1: Smoke is now being the point. Now I'm in Washington,
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Speaker 1: d C.
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Speaker 3: Invited alongside a group of other independent journalists to attend
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Speaker 3: and Antifa roundtable with President Trump. We're gonna grieve him
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Speaker 3: about how these domestic terrorists work and of course share
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Speaker 3: our own personal experiences covering these nut jobs on the
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Speaker 3: front lines.
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Speaker 1: And that's exactly what he did, and you heard him
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Speaker 1: say it. They're independent journalists, and this is why this
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Speaker 1: is so important. Now it goes without saying that the
12:53
Speaker 1: term journalist and independent should be assumed. We all know
12:57
Speaker 1: what's happened over the past I don't know fifty what
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Speaker 1: it conservatively at fifty years where media journalism has been
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Speaker 1: completely corrupted and completely tainted, and that's how we got
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Speaker 1: to this point. But those corrupted, tainted media journalists were
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Speaker 1: in the room while the independent journalists got to talk.
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Speaker 1: It's a little bit long too, but here's a guy
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Speaker 1: you need to listen to, and I'll again, I'll list
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Speaker 1: all of these folks here in a second. This guy's
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Speaker 1: name is Cam Higbee. Listen. He's one of these independent
13:23
Speaker 1: journalists at the roundtable, and he described what he deals
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Speaker 1: with every single day, and while he's doing it, trying
13:28
Speaker 1: to tell the story of what's really going on in
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Speaker 1: the streets because the mainstream media has not done its job.
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Speaker 1: Beyond that, beyond not doing its job, it's gone completely
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Speaker 1: overboard to be corrupted and lie about what's really happening.
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Speaker 1: He described a situation and he said it right in
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Speaker 1: their face.
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Speaker 4: Leave my house to go to work. I am violently assaulted.
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Speaker 4: I've had guns pulled on me. I've been bare sprayed,
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Speaker 4: I've been beaten down, I've been almost killed.
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Speaker 1: So my question for.
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Speaker 4: All of you is, how would you feel if every
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Speaker 4: time you showed up to work masked militants tried to
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Speaker 4: kill you? Because that's how we feel, that's our lived reality.
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Speaker 4: And you guys go and tell us that we're liars.
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Speaker 4: The riots aren't that bad, right. I've never seen any
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Speaker 4: of you guys in the ground. In fact, I've never
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Speaker 4: seen anybody representing the companies.
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Speaker 1: You work for on the ground. But that cam Higbee
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Speaker 1: was saying, every single day I go to work as
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Speaker 1: an independent journalist, I'm threatened with violence. Not only that,
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Speaker 1: And he got to say this, This is the greatest part.
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Speaker 1: He got to say this right to these corrupt, disgusting
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Speaker 1: mainstream media members to their faces. And despite all this,
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Speaker 1: me telling the truth, you call me a liar and
14:32
Speaker 1: a right wing fanatic and every other name in the
14:36
Speaker 1: book because he dares expose their corruption, and he dares
14:40
Speaker 1: tell the truth of what's book going on in the streets. Amazing,
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Speaker 1: absolutely amazing, and again coming up a list all of
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Speaker 1: these independent journalists. Here's another one that was interesting, and
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Speaker 1: this is long. It's worth listening to every single bit
14:51
Speaker 1: of it. Brandy Kruz another one of the independent journalists
14:54
Speaker 1: that's on there, and she talked about her own and
14:57
Speaker 1: it ties into what we're talking about, her own case
14:59
Speaker 1: of Trump derangement syndrome, because she is a great example
15:04
Speaker 1: of being one of those mainstream media journalists who left
15:07
Speaker 1: that to become an independent. I love this. Here's what
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Speaker 1: she said about it.
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Speaker 5: I'm living proof that you can recover from TDS. I
15:14
Speaker 5: had strong Trump derangement syndrome for probably eight years. It's
15:22
Speaker 5: this is one of the reasons I recovered from it.
15:24
Speaker 5: And by the way, it's much better to not have TDS.
15:27
Speaker 5: I'm happier, I'm healthier, more successful. I even think I
15:31
Speaker 5: got a little more attractive.
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Speaker 1: Got one of my Trump arrangements. Indra, Yes, you know
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Speaker 1: I watched.
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Speaker 5: I'm a reporter in Seattle, and frankly, I could not
15:40
Speaker 5: care any less what any of you have to say
15:42
Speaker 5: about this meeting. Could not care any less. We're not
15:44
Speaker 5: here for you. I'm not here to convince any of
15:46
Speaker 5: you that antifa is a real thing, because if you
15:48
Speaker 5: have not come to that conclusion by now, you are
15:50
Speaker 5: never going to come to that conclusion because you don't
15:52
Speaker 5: want to see it, and you're gonna go and you're
15:54
Speaker 5: gonna say it's a bunch of right wing conservative influencers
15:58
Speaker 5: who are here spinning a tail. I was one of you.
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Speaker 5: I was a mainstream reporter in Saddle for ten years.
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Speaker 5: I was a TV reporter on the streets doing my job,
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Speaker 5: and I was still assaulted by antifa.
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Speaker 1: I don't They're going to try. They have nothing. You
16:14
Speaker 1: got to understand something. These people, they're reporters that were
16:17
Speaker 1: in the room that work for the main networks, and
16:19
Speaker 1: they were all there, CNN, MSNBC, ABC, NBCCBS, all of them,
16:23
Speaker 1: even like News met they were all there listening to this,
16:27
Speaker 1: and they're going to try because they have nothing else.
16:29
Speaker 1: They're still going to report on this roundtable meeting that
16:33
Speaker 1: happened and still say it was a much right wing
16:37
Speaker 1: lunatic fanatic reporters lying to the country about this, saying
16:41
Speaker 1: that anti fun left wing violence exists. They'll still try.
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Speaker 1: How does anybody still believe them. Now, how how does
16:48
Speaker 1: it you heard their stories directly? You heard it. They're
16:52
Speaker 1: going to try. But it was an amazing, amazing day,
16:55
Speaker 1: not just for the peace deal, but for independent voices
16:57
Speaker 1: in this country because most of us are exactly that.
17:00
Speaker 1: I say it all the time. Most of us is
17:02
Speaker 1: just independent people trying to live our lives. And you
17:05
Speaker 1: wake up every single day and you read a new
17:06
Speaker 1: story and you're like, what now, just trying to live
17:08
Speaker 1: my life. You got people who are far left, You've
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Speaker 1: got the five percent there, you got the people who
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Speaker 1: are far five percent there, ninety percent of us in
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Speaker 1: the middle, just trying to live our lives. That's it.
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Speaker 1: And finally, for the first time, I'll say in decades,
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Speaker 1: you heard those voices. So who are those people in
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Speaker 1: the room? And I think this is important And I'll
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Speaker 1: post this later on if you you know, you're driving
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Speaker 1: around or something, you know, have a chance to write
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Speaker 1: it down. Who are those independent journalists in the room?
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Speaker 1: And I believe this truly. I think you should follow
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Speaker 1: every single one of them. Who are they? Nick Sorter?
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Speaker 1: It's at Nick Sorter on the ground reporting in Portland.
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Speaker 1: He was just you know, assaulted by the way and
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Speaker 1: the Portland cops this was an amazing story. They did nothing,
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Speaker 1: they charged him. So the point you've also got this
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Speaker 1: element in those cities where the cops completely back down
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Speaker 1: and show favoritism to these this left wing violence. That's
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Speaker 1: an actually true story happening too, that these people have
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Speaker 1: been trying to tell us for you. Ye cam Higbee,
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Speaker 1: you heard from him. Jonathan Choe, it's Choe Andy no
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Speaker 1: ng o. This guy has been reporting on Antifa probably
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Speaker 1: for the longest and he's actually got it done. Here's
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Speaker 1: another one. Katie Daviscord. She's interesting, she is. You might
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Speaker 1: have seen this story recently. She got hit with a
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Speaker 1: flagpole here recently, struck in the face in Portland covering that.
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Speaker 1: James klug Klug, Savannah Hernandez Nick, Shirley Brandy Kruz. That's
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Speaker 1: the former TDS sufferer you heard just right there. And
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Speaker 1: Julio Rosas. I'm gonna list all of these people that
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Speaker 1: you should follow, because this is how you get real news.
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Speaker 1: These are true independent journalists and it was a great,
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Speaker 1: great day for independent voices because that's what most of
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Speaker 1: us are. I mean, the bottom line is most of
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Speaker 1: us have just been you know, living common values every
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Speaker 1: single day. You're patriotic, you work hard, you want lower taxes,
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Speaker 1: you want law and order, and all of a sudden,
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Speaker 1: we all woke up one many years ago and they
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Speaker 1: started calling us right wing, and we all had the
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Speaker 1: same reaction. What the hell just happened here? But that's
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Speaker 1: what they did, And don't ever let them call you
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Speaker 1: that ever again. Be an independent, be an independent voice,
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Speaker 1: and think for yourself. And because of these these brave
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Speaker 1: independent journalists, now you can do that. It's a great day,
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Speaker 1: all right, peace deal. Let's keep an eye on it.
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Speaker 1: Let's let's keep an eye on hope for the absolute best,
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Speaker 1: hope and pray that there's more people alive coming home
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Speaker 1: to their homes, to their loved ones, to their family
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Speaker 1: members than even expected. But there's forty eight in all
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Speaker 1: seven Americans. Let's hope this goes through because this was
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Speaker 1: an amazing and amazing day.
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 1: Again, the other takeaway is a great litmus test for
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Speaker 1: Trump derangement syndrome. You got people, you hear, people that
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Speaker 1: still hate this. They hate they're right somehow against this
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Speaker 1: peace deal because Trump broke he did. I think you
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Speaker 1: got some broken people on your hands. I don't know
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Speaker 1: if they're coming back, but many other people will. Be honest.
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Speaker 1: It's a great day. Enjoy it. Make it a wicked
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Speaker 1: awesome day. I'll talk to you the brow