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2/12/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Tom Fitton, Eduardo Bittar, Cam Higby, Gregory Wrightstone. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight ahead on Real America. Tonight, President Trump makes a
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Speaker 1: major move reversing decades of bogus climate change regulations. They're
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Speaker 1: going to save you and me some cash plus a
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Speaker 1: Real America exclusive tonight. Eduardo Patar, a man who serves
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Speaker 1: as a coordinator for a pro liberty political movement in Venezuela,
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Speaker 1: will be here tonight with a message for the Trump administration.
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Speaker 1: Don't trust the current leaders in Venezuela. Also defending the
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Speaker 1: ballot box, our friends at Judicial Watcher spearheading a massive
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Speaker 1: Supreme Court showdown over Mississippi's mail in ballots. That decision
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Speaker 1: could come in March and could affect all voters and
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Speaker 1: mission accomplished in Minnesota borders are. Tom Holman pulls the
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Speaker 1: plug on Operation Metro Surge, declaring a victory in the
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Speaker 1: Twin Cities. I'm Dan ball and Real America starts right now.
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Speaker 2: Under the process just completed by the EPA, we are
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Speaker 2: officially terminating the so called Endangerment finding, a disastrous Obama
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Speaker 2: era policy that's severely damaged the American auto industry and
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Speaker 2: massively drove up prices for American consumers.
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Speaker 1: As forty seven would say, this is huge, good thurs
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Speaker 1: eving to you everybody. Trump administration taken a sledgehammer to
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Speaker 1: the radical left wing climate agenda, delivering a massive win
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Speaker 1: not only for you, me, all Americans, but how about
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Speaker 1: for actual science and some common sense. By rescinding the
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Speaker 1: Obama era Endangerment Finding EPA, Administrator Lee Zelden has officially
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Speaker 1: now neutralized, thanks to President Trump, the legal weapon that's
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Speaker 1: been used by bureaucrats for like fifteen sixteen years to
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Speaker 1: control our energy, our economy for over a decade. This
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Speaker 1: historic move today marks the single largest act of deregulation
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Speaker 1: of any kind in US history. My friends. By striking
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Speaker 1: down this one policy, the administrations effectively slashing more than
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Speaker 1: one hundred federal regulations, regulations that have stifled American industry.
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Speaker 1: And let's be real here, it's driven up the cost
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Speaker 1: of living for you and me. Cars cost more because
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Speaker 1: of this crap. Energy costs more because of this crap.
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Speaker 1: And I'm talking for everyday average American families. This means
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Speaker 1: the end. Here's a couple of highlights. No more forced
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Speaker 1: EVY mandates. Nobody has to tell you you've got to drive
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Speaker 1: an electric car or else. No, it's back to consumer choice.
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Speaker 1: Like it should be. These cuts will save taxpayers, they say,
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Speaker 1: an estimated fifty four billion dollars every year, and lift
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Speaker 1: a crushing one hundred and seventy billion dollars regulatory burden
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Speaker 1: off the backs of small and medium businesses.
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Speaker 2: This action will eliminate over one point three trillion dollars
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Speaker 2: of regulatory costs and help bring car prices tumbling down dramatically.
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Speaker 2: You're going to get a better car. You get to
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Speaker 2: get a car that starts easier, a car that works
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Speaker 2: better for a lot less money.
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Speaker 1: WHOA who doesn't like that? Joining me now with more
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Speaker 1: insight into just how massive this move by President Trump
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Speaker 1: means for American energy companies and the American consumer. He's
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Speaker 1: an actual scientist, and he's the author of two books.
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Speaker 1: I got to read these, especially the one he wrote
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Speaker 1: a few years back, The Inconvenient Facts, The Science that
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Speaker 1: Al Gore Doesn't want you to Know, and his newer book,
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Speaker 1: A Very Convenient Warming, How monest Warming and the more
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Speaker 1: CO two are benefiting humanity. He's also the executive director
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Speaker 1: of the CO two Coalition. Let's welcome Greg Wrightstone on
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Speaker 1: the program for the first time. Greg, before you came
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Speaker 1: on the program, I just want to let folks know
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Speaker 1: at home. I was talking with him and he said, look,
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Speaker 1: I've been fighting this for decades. I've been fighting al Gore.
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Speaker 1: I've been fighting this. So why the CO two Coalition
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Speaker 1: was created? So Greg, I got to think, today you
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Speaker 1: have a very big smile underneath that mustache, and this
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Speaker 1: is a good day it's been.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's very rewarding. It's not over yet. And bear
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Speaker 3: in mind too, what they did today. This endangement finding
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Speaker 3: only deals with cars and light trucks, but the whole
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Speaker 3: climate house of cards has been built on this rock
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Speaker 3: and they're pulling it out from under that house at cards,
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Speaker 3: and I think it's all going to come tumbling down.
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Speaker 3: This is just the first step, and it probably won't
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Speaker 3: be actually enacted or repealed until it goes before the
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Speaker 3: Supreme Court, which might be who knows a year or
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Speaker 3: more from now. So this isn't the end. It's probably
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Speaker 3: the end of the beginning or the beginning of the end.
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Speaker 3: But boy, this is huge. This is the biggest thing
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Speaker 3: has happened for our climate realism, and the CO two
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Speaker 3: Coalition has been right there. We provide the science, the
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Speaker 3: facts and the data that they've actually used. And we
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Speaker 3: sent our information to Lezeld and to Chris Right at DA,
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Speaker 3: to Russ Void at OMB they've got our scientific information
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Speaker 3: that we hope will be used at the Supreme Court.
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Speaker 3: So no, it's it's huge, huge, And what they would
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Speaker 3: bear in mind what this endangerment finding did. It allowed
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Speaker 3: the Obama and Biden administrations to go with overreaching federal regulations.
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Speaker 3: And if your viewers, if they're sitting there in their
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Speaker 3: living room or wherever they are, look around you. Every
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Speaker 3: just about everything that uses electricity in your home, the
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Speaker 3: ceiling fan above you, your dishwasher, your washing machine, you're
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Speaker 3: dryer has all been regulated by the federal government because
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Speaker 3: of this. And what they've been doing is stripping away
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Speaker 3: each of your viewers freedom systematically. And it's the right
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Speaker 3: to choose, the right to choose what kind of of
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Speaker 3: car to buy, what kind of dishwasher to buy. They say, well,
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Speaker 3: this is the only kind of dishwasher because it's it's efficient. Well,
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Speaker 3: my wife would disagree with that. Their definition of efficiency
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Speaker 3: is very little water used and very a little electric.
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Speaker 3: Her definition is I want a dishwasher that they get
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Speaker 3: the dishes clean and dry, that works a half hours.
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Speaker 1: I hear you, Yeah, that's true. I have one of
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Speaker 1: those newer ones and it runs for ever, and I'm like,
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Speaker 1: my stuff getting clean, yeah, because its supposed to be
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Speaker 1: low energy and doing it slow unless what And this
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Speaker 1: isn't just Obama era either, because obviously this garbage started
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Speaker 1: way back Clinton Gore era. Obama made it worse. And
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Speaker 1: then I remember even that, Well Biden didn't do it,
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Speaker 1: the auto pen did, but the Biden regime tried to
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Speaker 1: put a bunch of more stuff in too. They were
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Speaker 1: telling us which dishwasher, which weed whacker, the start and
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Speaker 1: stop one vehicle things. I've always been a gearhead and
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Speaker 1: I was so upset, and I think this goes away
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Speaker 1: now you correct me. That whole start and stop crap
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Speaker 1: where you pull up to a stop sign and the
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Speaker 1: engine turns off and it comes back when we let
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Speaker 1: off the brake. I'm like, how's that good for your
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Speaker 1: engine and your starter and the fuel pump and all
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Speaker 1: the mechanics of your car. It can't be.
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Speaker 3: It can't be, And it was so stupid. It's all
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Speaker 3: over a fake climate hoax. Not that climate change isn't happening.
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Speaker 1: It is. I'm not saying we be going straws in
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Speaker 1: the ocean, and no, keep it, keep recycling, keep doing
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Speaker 1: good stuff. But you can't have a mandate, so I
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Speaker 1: can't choose the key.
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Speaker 3: I want your viewers to come away with my newest
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Speaker 3: book of very convenient warming documents. How by almost every
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Speaker 3: metric we look at, Earth's ecosystems are thriving and prospering,
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Speaker 3: and humanity is benefiting from modest warming and more CO two,
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Speaker 3: it just is deserts are shrinking, forests are expanding, Agricultural
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Speaker 3: productions breaking records year after year from the warmest countries
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Speaker 3: to the coldest countries. And this is because of warming
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Speaker 3: means growing seasons or lengthening more CO two, it's turbocharging
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Speaker 3: crop growth, and so crop production is outpacing population growth.
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Speaker 3: That's a good thing. That's a really really good thing.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Now we's got to do more here at home
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Speaker 1: and stop buying stuff from other nations, which Trump's working on.
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Speaker 1: When it comes to energy, he really pointed that out too.
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Speaker 1: And I got to think all the regulation since the nineties,
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Speaker 1: since the Clinton Gore era, that we have thrown on small, medium,
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Speaker 1: and large energy companies, well they always throw that down
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Speaker 1: to the consumer. I mean, I don't want to tell
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Speaker 1: you what I'm paying for stuff out here in southern
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Speaker 1: California you probably know. So we'll by pulling this down,
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Speaker 1: will that also help hopefully with energy costs because I
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Speaker 1: got to think everything relates to energy, because anything you
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Speaker 1: buy has to get shipped, right, plane train, truck, that's diesel,
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Speaker 1: that's jet fuel, that's oil, that's coal, that's natural gas.
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Speaker 1: So by doing all this deregulation, could we see other
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Speaker 1: things come down in the future?
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Speaker 3: Well, sure, everything. The lower your energy costs, the lower
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Speaker 3: everything becomes, and the rate of inflation drops and gas
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Speaker 3: leans a little bit separate, but we can particularly electricity
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Speaker 3: bills if we get away. Wind and solar are actually very,
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Speaker 3: very expensive. And it's because for every gigawat of of
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Speaker 3: solar or wind that you build, you have to back
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Speaker 3: that up with a gigawat of reliable, abundant, affordable energy,
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Speaker 3: which is coal or natural gas it'll be in the
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Speaker 3: future maybe nuclear, so you have to you have to.
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Speaker 3: It's a redundant. You have to build natural gas or
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Speaker 3: coal fired plants to back up the wind and solar
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Speaker 3: because they the stunts sun stops shining. Every day and
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Speaker 3: the wind stops blowing usually at ratoon times h and
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Speaker 3: it's it's incredible. So my electricity prices I live in
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Speaker 3: Florida have almost doubled in the last year. It's incredible.
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Speaker 3: And they're so proud. Tampa Electric companies just so proud
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Speaker 3: of our our wind and our solars, mostly solar in
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Speaker 3: Florida that they're proud of. And but but it's what
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Speaker 3: what's doing is backing up UH the UH, driving up
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Speaker 3: electricity costs. But where I live, Apollo Beach coal fired
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Speaker 3: power plant, if you go there right now, there are
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Speaker 3: about six hundred manatees that own survive because of the
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Speaker 3: warm water coming out of the coal fired power plants.
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Speaker 3: So coal fired power plants actually saving manatees. Nobody wants
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Speaker 3: to talk about it.
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Speaker 1: Trump calls it it's clean coal. It's very clean. Greg.
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Speaker 1: One more question for you the infrastructure. Do you think
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Speaker 1: that because companies were hammered so hard the last twenty
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Speaker 1: thirty years with regulation, they didn't keep up on keeping
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Speaker 1: the infrastructure up to par And so we're seeing because
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Speaker 1: they were forcing so many states and local municipalities to
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Speaker 1: go with wind or solar and go away from natural
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Speaker 1: gas oil and coal that now, maybe the companies can
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Speaker 1: reinvest if they're not having to pay all this extra
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Speaker 1: crap to meet these regulation guidelines and start updating the infrastructure.
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Speaker 3: Now, if you're talking about electric infrastructure transmission, I'm going
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Speaker 3: to have to disagree.
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Speaker 1: With you a little bit, okay, because this is the dirty.
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Speaker 3: Little secret about you till the more money they spend,
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Speaker 3: the more money they make. They're guaranteed a ten or
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Speaker 3: twelve percent or whatever it is, rate of return. And
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Speaker 3: so the more money they spend, the more money they make,
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Speaker 3: they can't lose money. They're guaranteed a rate to return.
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Speaker 3: And that's why they love offshore wind. If you look
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Speaker 3: at Dominion Offshore Virginia, I'm calling you from Fairfax, Virginia
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Speaker 3: right now. Dominion loves this expensive offshore wind energy because
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Speaker 3: they can spend a whole lot of money, spend a
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Speaker 3: whole lot of money on infrastructure to get it to
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Speaker 3: their main infrastructure. They've had plenty of money spend. Again,
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Speaker 3: they like spending money, and it really hurts the consumers.
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Speaker 3: It really needs a real change from the bottom up
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Speaker 3: with these utilities. And again they're in bed with the
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Speaker 3: offshore wind and the solar people because they again, they
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Speaker 3: can spend a lot of money and they're guaranteed a
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Speaker 3: way to return.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, I've got my opinion, especially of California utility
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Speaker 1: companies PG and E, SDG and E Edison. That would
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Speaker 1: be an R rated show if I told you I
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Speaker 1: really felt about those companies. Anyway, gregone, thank you for
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Speaker 1: coming on. He's the executive director of the CO two Coalition,
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Speaker 1: author of some great books you got to check out,
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Speaker 1: especially if you're out there going now, wait a minute, Dan,
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Speaker 1: I do believe there's a little bit of climate change. Okay,
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Speaker 1: read his books, you know, go watch that garbage and
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Speaker 1: I shouldn't even say that. Go read a little bit
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Speaker 1: about what al Gore and the rest of the alarmists
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Speaker 1: have been telling you for twenty six years about global warming,
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Speaker 1: and then see how they change their vernacular and their
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Speaker 1: verbiage over the decades, and their stance on it, and
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Speaker 1: how they portrayed it to all of us. And go
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Speaker 1: see how rich they got on all of it over
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Speaker 1: the last twenty some years, and then ask yourself, who's
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Speaker 1: following the science, who's telling the truth? Greg writes downe,
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Speaker 1: thank you, sir for telling the truth. Appreciate you, thank
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Speaker 4: By voting for the Save America Act, House Republicans did
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Speaker 4: exactly what the American people sent us here to do.
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Speaker 4: It's promises, made promises, kep Ensuring the integrity of elections
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Speaker 4: is an essential issue. It's essential to maintaining our constitutional republic.
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Speaker 4: And everybody in this country seems to understand and agree
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Speaker 4: to that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, except Democrats, and I don't mean voters, I mean
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Speaker 1: democrats in the House and the Senate don't agree because
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Speaker 1: most Americans actually want the Save Act to pass. They
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Speaker 1: only want American legal citizens to vote in our elections.
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Speaker 1: That kind is common sense, right, makes a lot of
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Speaker 1: sense to you. I'm sure Congress taking a giant leap
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Speaker 1: forward yesterday and protecting the integrity of our elections by
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Speaker 1: passing the Save America Act, a sweeping overhaul a voter
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Speaker 1: registration and identification laws to vote. Pretty simple, the Save Act, though,
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Speaker 1: ho ho was it tight? The margin two eighteen to
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Speaker 1: two thirteen write down party lines pretty much. One Democrat though, Wow.
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Speaker 1: Congressman Henry Kuehlar of Texas joined the Republicans. Huh, maybe
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Speaker 1: because your district showed that they actually want voter ID. Now.
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Speaker 1: The bill mandates that every American provide documentation of proof
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Speaker 1: of citizenship. That's easy, right, A passport, a birth certificate
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Speaker 1: when you're register to vote. That's one, no biggie. It
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Speaker 1: would also establish national photo ID requirement when you show
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Speaker 1: up at the ballot box the day of and then
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Speaker 1: it would limit mail in voting to the military, seniors,
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Speaker 1: people are disabled. That can't get out and get to vote,
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Speaker 1: But you don't send out millions and millions of ballots. No, no, no,
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Speaker 1: that's how you get fraud. That's the three big things.
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Speaker 1: It's pretty simple. The bill now moves to the Senate,
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Speaker 1: where it faces an uphill battle. Senate Majority Leader John
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Speaker 1: Thune originally singled at they are signal rather that the
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Speaker 1: Save Act didn't have the sixty votes necessary to bypass
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Speaker 1: the filibuster butt. After mounting pressure from President Trump and
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Speaker 1: others in the party, Thun finally joined as a co sponsor.
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Speaker 1: While almost all Senate Republicans support it, The unofficial co
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Speaker 1: sponsor count places the GOP backing at fifty two to
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Speaker 1: fifty three. Yeah. Remember you got good old rhinos Lisa
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Speaker 1: Murkowski of Alaska and Collins on the East Coast that
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Speaker 1: are still teetering back and forth. What are you two doing?
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Speaker 1: Following the narrow VICTI in the House yesterday, Speaker Mike
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Speaker 1: Johnson didn't mince words regarding the lack of bipartisan support
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Speaker 1: for this measure.
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Speaker 4: No kidding, And the only people that oppose it are
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Speaker 4: people who want to cheat our system. We want to
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Speaker 4: participate in our elections illegally, unlawfully, and that's not fair
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Speaker 4: to the American people and the citizens of this country.
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Speaker 4: And so we had only one House Democrat participate with
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Speaker 4: us tonight. This has become a bitter partisan fight in
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Speaker 4: its madness. To us, we can't quite understand what the
18:20
Speaker 4: rationale is for opposing a free and fair election. But
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Speaker 4: they're going to have to explain this to the people.
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Speaker 4: They're gonna have a hard time doing that now.
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Speaker 1: Speaking of trying to keep our elections free, fair, legal,
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Speaker 1: and transparent, our friends over at Judicial Watcher currently petitioning
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Speaker 1: the Supreme Court in a critical case involving Mississippi's election laws.
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Speaker 1: At the center of this fight a state regulation that
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Speaker 1: allows mail in ballots to be counted even if they
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Speaker 1: arrive up to five business days after the polls have closed.
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Speaker 1: The United State's Congress established a uniform election day to
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Speaker 1: ensure certainty and finality. Judicial Watch argues that when states
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Speaker 1: extend their own deadlines by a week or more, they
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Speaker 1: invite chaos, and they erode public trust and create a
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Speaker 1: system where the final result is now a moving target.
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Speaker 1: All of this has been culminating in Judicial Watch filling
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Speaker 1: a landmark brief with the Supreme Court, which recently agreed
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Speaker 1: to hear the case in the matter of Watson versus
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Speaker 1: the Republican National Committee. They're arguing that if we want
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Speaker 1: to secure our elections, we must return to the rule
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Speaker 1: of law. I'm told or all arguments are set for
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Speaker 1: March twenty third. Joining me now to weigh in on
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Speaker 1: the Save Act and this monumental case they're mounting. He's
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Speaker 1: the president of Judicial Watch, our pal Tom Finton back
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Speaker 1: on the program. Hey, big time, Nice to see him.
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Speaker 1: Let's begin in the House and move to the Senate,
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Speaker 1: and then I'll move to your case pending with the
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Speaker 1: Supreme Court. Great victory in the House, but it's not
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Speaker 1: going to go anywhere. If they don't nuke the filibuster.
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Speaker 1: How are we going to convince Not just seven now,
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Speaker 1: we're going to need eight thanks to our Kowski, maybe
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Speaker 1: nine thanks to Collins. If we don't we the philibuster,
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Speaker 1: you'll need like eight or nine Democrats. And none of
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Speaker 1: them seem like they want to come over. I mean,
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Speaker 1: come on, one in the House.
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Speaker 5: Well, philibusters are kind of not what people presume them
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Speaker 5: to be. They don't require undercurrent practice, senators to stand
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Speaker 5: in the will of the Senate and talk. You know,
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Speaker 5: there's no more mister Smith goes to Washington type filibusters,
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Speaker 5: And that's the compromise. You can still have the filibuster
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Speaker 5: rule that protects the rights of the minority, and you know,
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Speaker 5: requires supermajority or a supermajority of contentious topic such as this.
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Speaker 5: But if you're going to stop the Senate from voting,
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Speaker 5: this filibuster allows you to keep on talking, and you've
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Speaker 5: got to do it in person. And so the talking
20:47
Speaker 5: filibuster is the compromise. And that's where the pressure point
20:51
Speaker 5: now is on the Republican leadership whether they're going to
20:54
Speaker 5: modify the rules to allow talking filibuster that will give
20:58
Speaker 5: the other side a chance to make their case but
21:02
Speaker 5: doesn't prevent the Senate ultimately from voting improperly.
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Speaker 1: Gotcha. So back to this dilemma, because everybody keeps bringing
21:11
Speaker 1: it up on the Hill, and the President even brought
21:13
Speaker 1: it up today when a reporter asked him. He of course,
21:15
Speaker 1: was talking about something totally different. He was talking about
21:18
Speaker 1: all the climate change hopes regulation crap that he just
21:21
Speaker 1: got rid of, and a reporter of course had to
21:23
Speaker 1: throw out, what about the Save Act? He corrected her,
21:26
Speaker 1: it's the Save America Act, and then he went on
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Speaker 1: to keep repeating, like I have the recent polls from
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Speaker 1: mainstream liberal news outlets that show ninety six percent of
21:37
Speaker 1: Republicans want this to go through. We want voter ID,
21:40
Speaker 1: we want registration to prove your a citizen. And it
21:43
Speaker 1: was like seventy some percent of Democrats and eighty percent
21:46
Speaker 1: of independence and libertarians. So the majority of American real
21:50
Speaker 1: legal voters want this. How do we convince Democrats that
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Speaker 1: we want this is the question? Tom Well.
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Speaker 5: Those who run a democratic machinery, democratic party machine operators, uh,
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Speaker 5: the leftist allied groups. They they're not they're not dumb
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Speaker 5: about this. They recognize having no voter I D in
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Speaker 5: many key states like New York, Pennsylvania, California, making it
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Speaker 5: nearly impossible to stop illegal aliens from registering to vote.
22:20
Speaker 5: There's only currently the only rule is you've got to
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Speaker 5: swear that you're a citizen when you register to vote.
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Speaker 5: No one checks to make sure whether that's accurate or not.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
22:32
Speaker 5: Yeah, so they recognize, you know, they need those They
22:36
Speaker 5: need that lack of security in terms of voter ID
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Speaker 5: and citizenship verification in order to be able to steal
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Speaker 5: elections when necessary. Normal voters don't think like that, No
22:48
Speaker 5: we don't, but the operators do, and and they're running
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Speaker 5: the Senate and the House is clear, and it's disturbing
22:55
Speaker 5: because Americans want voter ID. We do, and the lack
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Speaker 5: of election security underminds confidence and actually depress his turnout.
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Speaker 5: The more secure elections will be, you know, to those
23:10
Speaker 5: who want more people to participate, the best way to
23:12
Speaker 5: do that is to ensure that the elections are as
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Speaker 5: well worn and secure and as secure as possible. And
23:20
Speaker 5: you know, only the lunatics in Washington, d C. Think
23:23
Speaker 5: that it's insane to ask someone to prove their citizenship
23:27
Speaker 5: when we have tens of millions of non citizens walking
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Speaker 5: around who can easily, maliciously and sometimes mistakenly register to vote.
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Speaker 5: And once the registered to vote, voter ID is going
23:39
Speaker 5: to stop them from voting because many of them have
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Speaker 5: the voter I D necessary to.
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Speaker 1: Vote because Blue State give them driver's licenses. Yeah, Blue States,
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Speaker 1: walk can and go here's my D let me vote.
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Speaker 1: You're so right, though, Tom, because I'll tell you what.
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Speaker 1: I don't know how many times I've heard people, to
23:54
Speaker 1: my face, I've seen sound bites on social media, on
23:57
Speaker 1: other networks, whatever, where they they walk up to a
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Speaker 1: group of Americans, you're going to vote this year? Nope,
24:03
Speaker 1: Why because my vote doesn't even count. That people are
24:06
Speaker 1: starting to think my vote doesn't even count? Why shtart
24:08
Speaker 1: even do it? Let me fix some headlines, so I
24:10
Speaker 1: want to brag you up as well. But first before
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Speaker 1: I get to what judicial Watch did, twenty eight percent
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Speaker 1: twenty eight percent of US voter verifications have no match
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Speaker 1: at the Social Security Office in our country. Think about that, Polkes,
24:24
Speaker 1: because that they're not citizens. But heire, I want to
24:26
Speaker 1: give you some credit. Put that headline U about judicial Watch.
24:29
Speaker 1: Thanks judicial Watch. At least five million names have been
24:33
Speaker 1: cleaned from voter rolls across the country. If you cleaned
24:36
Speaker 1: up five mil, Tom, I'm scared to find out how
24:40
Speaker 1: many actually are on the rolls across this country. Another ten, fifteen,
24:45
Speaker 1: twenty million they shouldn't be voting. Who knows. We suspect there's.
24:51
Speaker 5: About twenty four million dirty names on the rolls. That's
24:55
Speaker 5: after the cleanup. We just got some good news out
24:58
Speaker 5: of Oregon. They that they're going to clean up eight
25:01
Speaker 5: hundred thousand names. So now it's nearly six million names
25:04
Speaker 5: thanks to judicial watch lawsuits. But when you're talking about
25:09
Speaker 5: twenty four million, the work has got to increase. And
25:13
Speaker 5: we've got lawsuits in California proceeding, and in Illinois and
25:16
Speaker 5: as I said, in Oregon. But it's like there isn't
25:21
Speaker 5: an aspect of the election system that doesn't need reform
25:25
Speaker 5: and increase security measures amen voter registration, securing that in
25:29
Speaker 5: terms of making sure non citizens aren't participating, voter ID,
25:34
Speaker 5: to make sure the votes themselves are tied to a
25:37
Speaker 5: specific person, controlling of the mail in balloting and ballot harvesting.
25:42
Speaker 5: So we have unsecure, unsecure voting where people can be intimidating.
25:48
Speaker 5: Who knows what's going on when ballots are flying here
25:51
Speaker 5: hither and are right? And now on top of that
25:55
Speaker 5: we have the dirty voting list. So there's a lot
25:58
Speaker 5: of work to be done. And you know, as we'll
26:01
Speaker 5: go into the next case here, that's my final question.
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Speaker 5: Counting ballots unlawfully, it looks like across the country.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and we all saw that with the last how
26:10
Speaker 1: many elections with the mail in ballots, especially during the
26:13
Speaker 1: COVID pandemic. So your case, I got just about a
26:16
Speaker 1: less than a minute left, your Tom, your case is
26:18
Speaker 1: going to go before the Supreme Court. I said the
26:20
Speaker 1: date in March sometime, was it the twenty third.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, they're going to be hearing it on them in
26:23
Speaker 5: March twenty third. And to be simple, Congress said, an
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Speaker 5: election day and ballots that arrive.
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Speaker 1: Late, shouldn't it be counted?
26:32
Speaker 5: And in twenty thirty states they count ballots that arrive late.
26:36
Speaker 5: Illinois they count ballots that arrive for up to two
26:39
Speaker 5: weeks after election day. Californ seven days after election day.
26:43
Speaker 1: Where's the security there? You can't confirm? Okay, Anyway, we're
26:47
Speaker 1: going to go on for more minutes. They're gonna start yelling. Rep.
26:50
Speaker 1: Might ear louder.
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Speaker 5: So it's a big case.
26:52
Speaker 1: It's a big election security case. And so I don't
26:55
Speaker 1: see him before right now. I'm going to see you
26:57
Speaker 1: around the end of March when this goes to the
26:58
Speaker 1: Supreme Court. Okay, that's right, Tom Finton, fighting folks for you,
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Speaker 1: for me, for election integrity. Judicial watch. Check him out,
27:07
Speaker 1: follow him, see what Tom does. He's in the fight
27:09
Speaker 1: for us. Thank you, sir, appreciate you. Hey, you're welcome. Thanks,
27:12
Speaker 1: can take care straight ahead. Did you hear the big
27:14
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27:18
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27:23
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27:25
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Speaker 6: And success that has been made to rest in public
29:57
Speaker 6: safety threats and other priorities since this search the operation began,
30:01
Speaker 6: as well as the unprecedented levels of coordination we have
30:04
Speaker 6: obtained from state officials and local law enforcement. I have
30:08
Speaker 6: proposed and President Trump has concurred that this surge operation conclude.
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Speaker 1: You heard it. A massive shift tonight in the federal
30:17
Speaker 1: standoff over illegal aliens in Minnesota, specifically Minneapolis the Twin
30:23
Speaker 1: Cities area that has been a powder keg thanks to
30:26
Speaker 1: Democrats and thanks to rich millionaires and billionaires paying and
30:30
Speaker 1: funding all of the violent protests. Borders are Tom Holman,
30:35
Speaker 1: with the green light from President Trump, officially calls for
30:38
Speaker 1: an end now to Operation Metro Surge. This after weeks
30:41
Speaker 1: of high intensity enforcement across the Twin Cities, the federal
30:45
Speaker 1: government now declaring mission accomplished. Homan announcing earlier today that
30:50
Speaker 1: thousands of ICE, CBP and Border Patrol agents will start
30:54
Speaker 1: officially drawing down and redeploying to now other hot spots
30:59
Speaker 1: across our country. While touting more than four thousand arrests
31:03
Speaker 1: of criminal illegal aliens in the Gopher State alone, Holman's
31:08
Speaker 1: message to the state was clear, the days of Minnesota
31:11
Speaker 1: serving as a sanctuary for criminals is over. Homan also
31:16
Speaker 1: warns this isn't a sign of softening, emphasizing the drawdown
31:20
Speaker 1: is only possible because he believes the mission was successful,
31:24
Speaker 1: citing now today unprecedented cooperation with local law enforcement. Remember
31:31
Speaker 1: they sent Tom in, and the President called and they
31:33
Speaker 1: started talking to the mayor and the governor and saying,
31:36
Speaker 1: how about you cooperate? Because they haven't for a whole year. Now,
31:39
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, they are additionally Homan announcing that
31:42
Speaker 1: as part of Operation Metrosurgeon Minnesota, ICE is located unaccompanied
31:46
Speaker 1: alien children who went missing during the Biden regime.
31:50
Speaker 6: How about that, in addition to taking public safety threats
31:53
Speaker 6: off the street, ICE here in this state have located three,
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Speaker 6: three and sixty four missing unaccompanying alien children, children that
32:05
Speaker 6: the last administration lost and weren't even looking for. That's
32:09
Speaker 6: because the leadership or President Trump, these children were located.
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Speaker 1: It's great news here. With reaction though, to this big
32:17
Speaker 1: announcement today, he felt and saw and recorded a lot
32:22
Speaker 1: of this violence. Independent journalist Cam Higbee back on the program, Cam, you, Nick, Shirley,
32:30
Speaker 1: Chad Caton. Nick sorder, you guys were there for weeks
32:35
Speaker 1: upon weeks upon weeks. You guys were getting literally hit, harmed,
32:39
Speaker 1: vehicles battered, cameras smashed by these paid rioters, these paid activists.
32:46
Speaker 1: I like Tom, I trust Tom. Tom says, the mission's
32:49
Speaker 1: been accomplished. They're leaving. You were there in the streets.
32:52
Speaker 1: I want your gut reaction onto what went down today?
32:54
Speaker 1: What do you think ye'all? Just to give a way
32:56
Speaker 1: of the land. For what it was like in Minnesota,
32:58
Speaker 1: is you call nine one one nobody there's no cooperation
33:02
Speaker 1: at all, or there was no cooperation at all between
33:05
Speaker 1: federal authorities and the local authorities, with the exception of