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Lara Trump | Fox News Host & Daugher-in-Law of President Trump Speaks on a Possible Hillary Clinton Comeback · Sid & Friends In The Morning

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Speaker 1: I and like you could see a world where to
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Speaker 1: kind of heal the rift between the socialist wing and
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Speaker 1: the establish a wing. You know, she wants to be
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Speaker 1: asked to run as like a one term bridge the
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Speaker 1: gap president, kind of what Biden promised. And then, I
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Speaker 1: mean most people would argue Biden didn't serve a first term,
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Speaker 1: let alone run for a second term. But the point is,
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Speaker 1: could you not see a world where Hillary is watching
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Speaker 1: this play out hoping there's an opening. I believe that
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Speaker 1: she is the.
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Speaker 2: Meme of the guy by the you know, with the hands.
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Speaker 3: Lad waiting in the wings.
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Speaker 2: She is ready to go. She was born for this moment. Jimmy,
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Speaker 2: Remember my favorite thing from the twenty sixteen campaign was
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Speaker 2: when and it probably went through about thirty five people
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Speaker 2: because you know, she didn't do any of this herself.
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Speaker 2: There was a tweet she put up that was a
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Speaker 2: picture of herself as a kid, and it says, happy
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Speaker 2: birthday to this future president. They're still trying to make
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Speaker 2: that one right. So she's ready to go.
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Speaker 1: Ready all right, I am all in. I have officially
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Speaker 1: stopped rooting for AOC. I will be the first Clinton
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Speaker 1: donor Hillary Wagon.
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Speaker 3: Yes, we're talking about Hillary Clinton. I got it tight.
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Speaker 3: I never thought about it until I saw that Instagram
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Speaker 3: wheel this morning. And why not. I mean, the Democrats
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Speaker 3: are in such dire shape. They got a bunch of
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Speaker 3: lunatics and psychos. They've got socialists, they've got Marxists, they've
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Speaker 3: got communists, they've got anti Semits, and a special bunch
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Speaker 3: of people that maybe Hillary this time would be somewhat attractive.
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Speaker 3: I don't know. I got to think about it more,
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Speaker 3: but here it is. Here she is. I should say,
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Speaker 3: Larry Trump, you got me thinking, Lara Me, maybe you're right.
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Speaker 3: Maybe this is the time for Hillary to jump back in.
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Speaker 4: You know, you can't rule anything out with these crazy people, because,
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Speaker 4: as you said, there are a bunch of freaks. There
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Speaker 4: breaks and losers. There are a bunch of crazies. And
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Speaker 4: at this point, Hillary Clinton is probably smelling like roses
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Speaker 4: to a lot of Democrats because they have really gone
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Speaker 4: off the deep end. So I wouldn't rule her out.
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Speaker 4: I'm just trying to figure out whether she or Kim
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Speaker 4: Jong oon is going to wear a better pantsuit. If
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Speaker 4: that's the case, and I think that's really the big question.
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Speaker 3: Oh my god, Kim Jong un and they do both
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Speaker 3: wear very nice fantout right. You know, I look at
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Speaker 3: the Democrat Party and I go, part of it is
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Speaker 3: because we've allowed all these people, when I say, well,
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Speaker 3: of course, before your amazing father in law, this country
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Speaker 3: allowed all these people to come here who don't share
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Speaker 3: our values, who don't want to assimilate. And part of
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Speaker 3: it is they just hate your father in law so
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Speaker 3: much that they'll do anything, even go back on all
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Speaker 3: the values that made our country great the last two
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Speaker 3: hundred and fifty years. So I think it's a combination
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Speaker 3: of both open borders for way too long and people
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Speaker 3: just hate my friend DJT. What do you think?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, and that's the problem that the Democrats have
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Speaker 4: had as well, which is that instead of actually putting
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Speaker 4: policies forward on any front, they have just put all
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Speaker 4: their eggs in the anything Donald Trump does, we're going
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Speaker 4: to do the opposite basket, right, And so what has
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Speaker 4: happened to this party is that you've now had socialists
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Speaker 4: come in and at the very least they're talking about
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Speaker 4: some of the issues the American people are facing, and
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Speaker 4: they're giving solutions. Now, these solutions are totally insane. Of course,
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Speaker 4: as we all know, they would completely destroy our country.
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Speaker 4: They would take us in the wrong direction and you know,
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Speaker 4: would spell disaster for America. But they're talking about it.
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Speaker 4: And so the Democrats gave nothing to the American people.
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Speaker 4: Now for about eleven years since Donald Trump came down
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Speaker 4: that golden escalator. They freaked out. They didn't know what
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Speaker 4: to do, and they've kind of put themselves in this
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Speaker 4: corner and I don't know that they get out of it.
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Speaker 4: I think the problem now is that is where the
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Speaker 4: momentum is within their party. And you're right, they the
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Speaker 4: part of this is the open borders. Part of it
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Speaker 4: is that they have been teaching our children to hate
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Speaker 4: our country instead of love our country. They've been teaching
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Speaker 4: this revisionist history of America to them, and they haven't
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Speaker 4: been teaching, you know, true history, because if they were
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Speaker 4: teaching that, these kids would understand how dangerous things like
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Speaker 4: socialism and communism are and why they destroy countries. So
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Speaker 4: now it's up to us. Now, it's up to republic.
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Speaker 4: We've got a tout the really big accomplishments we've seen
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Speaker 4: under this president, and we have to talk to people
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Speaker 4: about what it truly means to quote unquote get everything
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Speaker 4: for free. Because we all know nothing is free, and
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Speaker 4: so that's going to be up to Republicans and up
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Speaker 4: to people who want to save this country over the
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Speaker 4: next couple of months.
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Speaker 3: You know, it's interesting. I did sports, as you know, Lara,
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Speaker 3: for so many years, and you know I took a
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Speaker 3: special interest in rooting for my teams and even other teams,
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Speaker 3: you know, and now I do that with politics. For
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Speaker 3: example today because I knew Lindsey and in fact, my
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Speaker 3: cousin Norm Puleman is coming on next they we're best friends.
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Speaker 3: Today Darlene Graham has got to run up in South
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Speaker 3: Carolina by myself rooting hard for her. And I'm going
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Speaker 3: to Vegas this weekend to speak for the Republican Jewish
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Speaker 3: Coalition and one of the speakers there Mike Rogers, and
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Speaker 3: he's going to run against that BSI lunatic l Sayed
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Speaker 3: Abduled el Sayed, who was on with Jesse Waters last night.
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Speaker 3: So I watched these other races. Now, of course America,
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Speaker 3: Laura and I start rooting for these people like it's
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Speaker 3: the Giants against the Dallas Cowboys.
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Speaker 4: It's nuts, but that's what's happened in America. Listen, whether
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Speaker 4: you love Donald Trump or don't love Donald Trump. The
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Speaker 4: one thing I will say about this man in particular
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Speaker 4: is that he has inspired people to finally pay attention
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Speaker 4: to politics, where for so long people are kind of
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Speaker 4: asleep at the wheel in a lot of ways, you know,
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Speaker 4: And so he woke us up, and he made sure
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Speaker 4: that people were paying attention and people were following what's
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Speaker 4: going on, because it really makes a difference. It really
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Speaker 4: matters for the future of our country. Now, I love
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Speaker 4: that you call el Si Ed DSA. You're exactly right,
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Speaker 4: But he is trying to distance himself from the DSA.
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Speaker 4: He said, oh, that's not a DSA candidate. Excuse me.
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Speaker 4: Every single policy point this guy has put forward aligns
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Speaker 4: perfectly with these crazies. So yes, you are in that
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Speaker 4: basket without a doubt. And you know, I think the
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Speaker 4: people of Michigan this will be a big test because
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Speaker 4: Mike Rogers actually has has a lot of support behind him,
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Speaker 4: and I think that there are and I have actually
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Speaker 4: talked to rather moderate Democrats who have said, I can't
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Speaker 4: vote for Elsi Ed If it comes down to those two,
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Speaker 4: which it now officially is, They're going to vote for
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Speaker 4: Mike Rogers, and we should absolutely be encouraging people to
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Speaker 4: do just that one hundred percent.
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Speaker 3: I think Michaeld be on this show tomorrow. I think
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Speaker 3: he's gonna wig and I really really do. And yeah,
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Speaker 3: he's the essay. I know he's trying to distance myself
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Speaker 3: on that low life scumba I us on Piker, But listen,
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Speaker 3: he is what he is. And they're all over the
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Speaker 3: place now. They're like, you know, it's like these bugs,
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Speaker 3: and you know, during the summer and there's more and
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Speaker 3: more every day, and you know, they're trying to take
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Speaker 3: over our country. There's no doubt about it. Some are
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Speaker 3: worse than others, but they're all part of a horrible group.
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Speaker 3: But I gotta tell you, your father in law had
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Speaker 3: a good day yesterday. Let me start with this one.
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Speaker 3: You've got two little kids, beautiful little kids, and I
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Speaker 3: like what he did in terms of education, leaving it
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Speaker 3: up to the parents. I'm all about parental choice. I
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Speaker 3: don't care if it's education, I don't care if it's vaccines,
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Speaker 3: I don't care if it's religion. It is time this
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Speaker 3: country leaves it up to the parents. And I know
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Speaker 3: your father in law feels the same way.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, thank God for Donald Trump on this front,
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Speaker 4: because it actually was getting really frightening for parents out there.
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Speaker 4: I mean, if you look at the fact that Americans
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Speaker 4: had been forced for so long to send their children
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Speaker 4: to schools that were failing them. Look at what happened
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Speaker 4: when the Department of Education actually took over in this country.
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Speaker 4: You saw test scores start consistently going down. It has
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Speaker 4: ruined America's schools. The teachers' unions have ruined America's schools.
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Speaker 4: They care very little, it seems, about actually educating our kids.
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Speaker 4: And when parents would raise concerns and say, well, you
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Speaker 4: don't a pine on this. This is up to the teachers.
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Speaker 4: This is up to the school to determine the curriculum.
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Speaker 4: Excuse me, no one knows better other than a parent
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Speaker 4: what their child needs. So I agree with you one
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Speaker 4: thousand percent. We've got to fix our education and we
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Speaker 4: have to do right by our kids in terms of
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Speaker 4: their health as well. The MAHA agenda is so impressive
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Speaker 4: and something that was need for so long. Parents absolutely
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Speaker 4: love this. Moms absolutely love this. Not only should we
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Speaker 4: be very clear on what we're feeding our children, what
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Speaker 4: we're putting in their bodies for food and nutrition, but
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Speaker 4: what we're injecting them with as well, and one hundred
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Speaker 4: percent should be up to the parents. So this is
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Speaker 4: a president that believes in giving the freedom back to
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Speaker 4: all of Americans on so many different fronts. But I
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Speaker 4: would say, especially as parents, I personally am incredibly relieved.
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Speaker 4: My daughter turned seven years old last week. My son
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Speaker 4: will turn nine next month. So I feel so confident
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Speaker 4: about their future thanks to this president and what he's doing.
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Speaker 4: Send education back to the States, leave it up to
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Speaker 4: the parents. Let's do right by our kids for their future.
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Speaker 3: Perfect. You know, I look back at the COVID days
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Speaker 3: and Anthony Bouncy was the worst, but not ball behind
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Speaker 3: them was Randy Winegardon. What a horrible, horrible discussion.
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Speaker 4: I know, I know this woman still has a job
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Speaker 4: despite what she has done to America's schools and our education.
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Speaker 4: Here the way these teachers' unions have ruined things. They
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Speaker 4: don't get rid of bad teachers. They somehow incentivize them
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Speaker 4: to stay, They incentivize taking our test scores and just
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Speaker 4: kind of negating them. You know, the University of Michigan
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Speaker 4: right now, for the first semester isn't even giving scores
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Speaker 4: to kids. You get a pass or no pass. They
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Speaker 4: won't even use the word sale. Endicularly we are we're
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Speaker 4: coddling these kids and it's insane and they're coming out
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Speaker 4: of school without any education whatsoever. Shame on Randy.
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Speaker 3: Wideguard, terrible. Everybody gets a trophy. I hated that. That
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Speaker 3: was Barack Obama terrible, right, I mean, earn your way
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Speaker 3: to a win. There's nothing wrong with that. You know.
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Speaker 3: Had Joe Gudus on the show a couple of days
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Speaker 3: ago and I begged them to allow me to speak
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Speaker 3: in Dallas coming up next week. So I think I
9:45
Speaker 3: got a message from Brett Powell that it's not gonna happen.
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Speaker 3: I don't think, but who knows. You know, it's still
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Speaker 3: a couple of weeks away, but Dallas is going to
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Speaker 3: be a wild time for the midterms. And you know,
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Speaker 3: I want to go to what you did when you
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Speaker 3: were working with the R and see you and Michael Wattley.
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Speaker 3: You guys really restored order. You really did when it
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Speaker 3: come when it came to I should say election integrity,
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Speaker 3: because you took over after that twenty twenty fiasco, and Laurie,
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Speaker 3: you did an amazing, amazing job. So the Supreme Court
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Speaker 3: comes out yesterday an easy win six to three. Your
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Speaker 3: father in law gets the victory in terms of mail
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Speaker 3: in ballots, and how we can restrict those now and
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Speaker 3: actually have the Post Office put together a list of
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Speaker 3: citizens that should be allowed to vote now. The bad
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Speaker 3: news is it may not work in time for these
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Speaker 3: specific midterms. But how can anybody argue with what President
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Speaker 3: Trump got the Supreme Court to agree with yesterday.
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Speaker 4: I mean, it's it is such a win. You're exactly right,
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Speaker 4: and listen as it relates to the midterms. I think
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Speaker 4: everyone has seen that this president has never been concerned
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Speaker 4: with what is politically advantageous for him. He's concerned with
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Speaker 4: doing the right thing. So whether that's ensuring Iron does
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Speaker 4: not develop a nuclear weapon, whether that's ensuring that you know,
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Speaker 4: our future elections actually are safe and secure and Americans
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Speaker 4: feel confident when they go vote that their vote will
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Speaker 4: matter and their vote will count. He wants the right
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Speaker 4: thing to happen. So you're right. I don't know if
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Speaker 4: it will be in enough time to be impactful in
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Speaker 4: these midterm elections, but going forward, the American people should
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Speaker 4: always feel confident when they go vote. And unfortunately, as
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Speaker 4: you just said. After twenty twenty, after that complete fiasco
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Speaker 4: and nightmare, there were so many Americans who were saying,
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Speaker 4: you know what, why would I even bother going to
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Speaker 4: wait in the line in Bucks County, Pennsylvania for three
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Speaker 4: or four hours if I don't even know if my
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Speaker 4: vote will matter because there will be so much tampering
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Speaker 4: with the votes, there will be so much shady business
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Speaker 4: and funny things going on that I don't know that
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Speaker 4: I'm going to bother doing it. And we had to
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Speaker 4: fix that. And so, you know, that was our number
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Speaker 4: one focus in twenty twenty fourwards, ensuring election integrity. And
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Speaker 4: I'll tell you we pulled out all the stops. We
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Speaker 4: left no stone unturned anytime there was any question about
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Speaker 4: it anything anywhere. We sent people to investigate it. We
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Speaker 4: had eyes on everything, we had boots on the ground,
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Speaker 4: and unfortunately, that's what it took. And I think that's
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Speaker 4: what we're going to have to do. I would suggest
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Speaker 4: if the RNC isn't already geared up with their election
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Speaker 4: integrity team, they better get it moving right now because
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Speaker 4: you're going to have to have that for these midterms.
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Speaker 4: Let's pass the Save America Act. Let's ensure that only
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Speaker 4: American citizens are able to register and vote in our elections.
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Speaker 4: And let's make sure that you know, we don't have
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Speaker 4: to go through ever again what we did in twenty twenty,
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Speaker 4: because that was absolutely shameful for our country.
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Speaker 3: God, listen to you, the next President Trump. I got
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Speaker 3: it right now, I got it. I've been saying it
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Speaker 3: for three years. Listen, I'm going to be right one day. Okay,
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Speaker 3: I'm going to be right. No disrespected, don Junior, and
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Speaker 3: nobody's got his thoughts on it. But your husband won't
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Speaker 3: do it. But you're the next President Trump. I'm telling
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Speaker 3: you are so good. You are so good. You know.
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Speaker 3: Here in New York, I've had a couple of guests
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Speaker 3: the last couple of weeks, doctor Naomi Wolf and Molly Honick.
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Speaker 3: They are making an argument that Mam Donnie didn't even
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Speaker 3: win here in New York, that there was a lot
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Speaker 3: of blank ballots and all that nonsense going on here
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Speaker 3: as well. So we're seeing issues with this all over
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Speaker 3: the place. And believe me when i tell you, I've
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Speaker 3: got a lot invested in my dear friend Bruce Blakeman
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Speaker 3: winning the gubernatorial race here in New York. Against that
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Speaker 3: horrible Kathy Hokel and he's worried about election integrity and
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Speaker 3: he should.
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Speaker 4: Be, Yeah, which is so so insane. We are supposed
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Speaker 4: to be the beacon of hope, of freedom, of all
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Speaker 4: of these things that we have stood for for two
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Speaker 4: hundred and fifty years to those facing tyranny and communism
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Speaker 4: and oppression, and now we're seeing that sort of thing
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Speaker 4: kind of creep in to our society now. So look,
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Speaker 4: I would say we have to go back to twenty
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Speaker 4: twenty four, which is too big to rig. So whether
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Speaker 4: we're talking about the gubernatorial race there in New York,
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Speaker 4: which Bruce Blakeman one thousand percent can win, get out
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Speaker 4: and vote in these elections.
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Speaker 5: Folks.
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Speaker 4: Come on, if we're talking about California, let's get a
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Speaker 4: Republican in charge of California. Let's put Steve Hilton in
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Speaker 4: there as the governor of that state. Because at one
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Speaker 4: time California was an amazing place to live, and now
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Speaker 4: Gavin Newsom has flushed it totally down the toilet. We
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Speaker 4: got to bring it back up. It can happen, but
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Speaker 4: people have to get out and vote in these midterm
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Speaker 4: elections like it's twenty twenty four like it matters that much,
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Speaker 4: because it really does. And whether we're talking about a
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Speaker 4: governor's race or we're talking about the House and the Senate.
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Speaker 4: I want everybody to remember back to what they tried
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Speaker 4: to do to Donald Trump during his first term. These
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Speaker 4: Democrats did not care about anything to do with the
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Speaker 4: American people. What did they care about impeaching Donald Trump?
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Speaker 4: Going after Donald Trump. They will do that again, and
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Speaker 4: they will do worse because once they take our freedoms away,
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Speaker 4: they don't give them back very easily. Everyone needs to
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Speaker 4: remember that. I don't care if you're tired. I don't
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Speaker 4: care if you didn't sleep. I don't care what your
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Speaker 4: kids got going on. Take your kid to vote with you,
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Speaker 4: Eric and I took our daughter to vote here in
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Speaker 4: these primaries in Florida last week. There is no excuse
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Speaker 4: be part the process because we've got a country to say.
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Speaker 3: So yeah again, great it took the kids. That's fantastic, Caroline.
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Speaker 3: Two more, I'll let you're on talking about Florida. I
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Speaker 3: had both Byron Donalds and Randy Fine on last week,
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Speaker 3: and you know, as a Jewish male, I really hated
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Speaker 3: that guy, Dan Bosari in Florida. What a low life.
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Speaker 3: He actually put together a two minute social media video
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Speaker 3: where he professed his love for Adolf Hitler. He put
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Speaker 3: horns horns Laura Trump on my friend Randy Fyne. So
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Speaker 3: I was really happy to see them all win Moscow.
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Speaker 3: It's one. I even wasn't all that upset with w.
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Speaker 3: Wassam and Schultz because that was just a Democrat primary.
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Speaker 3: There was one win that made me a little nervous
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Speaker 3: down in Florida, Angie Nixon. But I'm pretty sure that
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Speaker 3: Angie Nixon is not gonna win come November. But again,
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Speaker 3: led by Byron Donalds, for the most part, your state
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Speaker 3: did a good job.
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Speaker 4: For the most part. That's right, But we have to
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Speaker 4: remember that, you know, nothing is guaranteed, and although Florida
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Speaker 4: is now firmly in the red category when it comes
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Speaker 4: to how how we typically vote, we can't take anything
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Speaker 4: for granted because this really all is going to come
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Speaker 4: down to turnout and who gets the most people inspired
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Speaker 4: to turn out for these elections. I believe that Byron
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Speaker 4: donald will be our next governor. I think he's got
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Speaker 4: big shoes to fill because Ron DeSantis really has done
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Speaker 4: great job down here in Florida. But Byron is one
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Speaker 4: hundred percent up to the task. I can't wait to
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Speaker 4: vote for him, you know, come November as my next
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Speaker 4: governor here in this great state. But people need to
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Speaker 4: take it seriously. If you can have a socialist, you know,
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Speaker 4: winning some of these nominations in a state like Florida,
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Speaker 4: that is a really scary thing, and that is something
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Speaker 4: that we need to start considering. We got to take
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Speaker 4: it seriously. We used to laugh these people off, said,
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Speaker 4: we used to laugh off a mom, Donnie. We used
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Speaker 4: to laugh them off, and now you can't do that
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Speaker 4: anymore because they're deadly serious about what they want to
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Speaker 4: do to our country. So we want to keep the
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Speaker 4: state of Florida red. Heck, we want to turn New
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Speaker 4: York red.
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Speaker 3: Let us know, people, well that A land on me.
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Speaker 3: I don't know. That's why whoever is on nominee in
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Speaker 3: two thousand and two on a have to lean on me.
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Speaker 3: Your father in law did He said, sick, you gotta
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Speaker 3: win me New York. I can't close. We did pretty well.
17:05
Speaker 3: But Byron's gonna continue a nice little strain there of
17:08
Speaker 3: Republican governors because don't forget before Rohn DeSantis was a
17:11
Speaker 3: great Senator rich Scott. That's when I lived there, and
17:13
Speaker 3: he did a tremendous job. One more. This one's gonna
17:16
Speaker 3: be a little personal, Laura, but I got to get
17:18
Speaker 3: to it. You know, I've been noticing the stories about
17:22
Speaker 3: your brother in law Baron and the just the nauseating,
17:26
Speaker 3: nauseating headlines about what Iran wants to do it to him.
17:30
Speaker 3: They've also threatened to kill Beebe's son. You know, I
17:35
Speaker 3: don't understand why they do this, but you know, when
17:39
Speaker 3: it comes to the president, Okay, he's in charge, he's
17:41
Speaker 3: a guy that's you know, making life tough on him.
17:44
Speaker 3: But when you start to mess with politicians kids, and
17:47
Speaker 3: you're one of those two, I worry about you too.
17:48
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna lie, Laura. I do to see the
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Speaker 3: story about Baron the last couple of days. Do you
17:53
Speaker 3: guys talk about that you just kind of sweeping under
17:56
Speaker 3: the rug, or do you guys have serious concerns?
17:59
Speaker 4: No, I'm I mean, listen, I don't think any of
18:01
Speaker 4: us live our lives with excessive concern. We're we're all
18:04
Speaker 4: really fortunate to have incredible people around us. We have
18:07
Speaker 4: Secret Service protection and you know, they're on top of everything.
18:11
Speaker 4: I really believe that. But you know, you have to
18:13
Speaker 4: remember with this culture that we're dealing with in Iran.
18:17
Speaker 4: You know, this is this is a culture where they're
18:20
Speaker 4: very focused on family as well. And you think about
18:23
Speaker 4: what this president has done to the trajectory of all
18:27
Speaker 4: the things in Iran. You know, he took out the Iotola, right,
18:31
Speaker 4: Iotola Kameny took him out very early on, and then
18:34
Speaker 4: he took out the next guy, and he took out
18:35
Speaker 4: the next guy in the IRGC.
18:37
Speaker 3: And by the way, by the way, not to stop you,
18:39
Speaker 3: but you can go back. Even before that, they are
18:41
Speaker 3: still pissed off Laura about Solomon.
18:43
Speaker 4: Right exactly exactly. So he has he has consistently kind
18:48
Speaker 4: of taken them out at the knees. And and this
18:50
Speaker 4: is a culture that I think is very heavily influenced by,
18:54
Speaker 4: you know, by family, and they know that the way
18:57
Speaker 4: to go after someone at this point is probably to
19:01
Speaker 4: threaten their family. And so yeah, I mean we take
19:05
Speaker 4: it very seriously. I don't think we take anything for granted.
19:09
Speaker 4: You know, we we again, we have great people around
19:11
Speaker 4: us all the time. But unfortunately, this is what happens.
19:14
Speaker 4: And I don't think people really consider that enough. I'll
19:17
Speaker 4: tell you who did consider it though early on was
19:19
Speaker 4: my father in law. And I'll never forget the first
19:21
Speaker 4: time he sat down with all of us as a
19:23
Speaker 4: family and said he wanted to run for president. This
19:26
Speaker 4: is all the way back in twenty fifteen. He said,
19:28
Speaker 4: you know, if I do the job that needs to
19:30
Speaker 4: be done, they're going to come after us. And they're
19:33
Speaker 4: not just coming after me, They're going to come after
19:35
Speaker 4: all of us. And I think back to that moment
19:38
Speaker 4: so often, how right he was, the foresight, he had,
19:41
Speaker 4: the understanding he had that things needed to change, and
19:44
Speaker 4: that it was going to shake the apple cart and
19:46
Speaker 4: people don't like that. And whether it's the Democrats here
19:49
Speaker 4: in America, whether it's the mainstream media, or whether it's
19:52
Speaker 4: you know, this crazy group of people over in Iran
19:55
Speaker 4: who have been oppressing their people for forty seven years.
19:59
Speaker 4: He understood what it would mean going into this, and
20:02
Speaker 4: he asked each and every one of us, do you
20:04
Speaker 4: guys understand and are you on board? And without hesitation,
20:07
Speaker 4: we all said yes. And so I think we all
20:09
Speaker 4: feel that way today and we'll continue to feel that way.
20:12
Speaker 4: We want the right outcome for America. We want the
20:14
Speaker 4: right outcome for the entire world. And so we're by
20:17
Speaker 4: his side through thick and thin, no matter what. But
20:20
Speaker 4: you know, we every single day we just think, you know,
20:23
Speaker 4: we want to see him continue to do the right thing.
20:26
Speaker 4: And I believe that, you know, God's looking out for
20:28
Speaker 4: all of us.
20:29
Speaker 3: Me too. That is an unbelievable job, Laura Trump. Really,
20:33
Speaker 3: what a prescient statement back in twenty fifteen by your
20:36
Speaker 3: father in law. Well, you were great as always, I know.
20:39
Speaker 3: I text you right, I'll do it again today, tell
20:41
Speaker 3: you how great you are. And then I'm going to
20:43
Speaker 3: see you in Dallas in a couple of weeks, and
20:45
Speaker 3: you do a great job on Fotchin Way.
20:47
Speaker 4: I'm going to put in a call over there to
20:48
Speaker 4: these people. They better get sid Rosenberg on that stage.
20:51
Speaker 3: I mean, I got to say, I'm going to listen, listen,
20:53
Speaker 3: I'm unpredictable. Fine, Okay, Fox News is mad at me,
20:56
Speaker 3: people have mad at me all the time. But there's
20:58
Speaker 3: nobody out there in the media that you know, Clay
21:01
Speaker 3: Travis is good and I know your father will likes you, Ewitt,
21:04
Speaker 3: There's nobody like me. There's nobody.
21:06
Speaker 4: Listen. We need a hype man right to twenty twenty six.
21:10
Speaker 4: We gotta hype people up. We gotta r out to vote.
21:13
Speaker 4: Let's go and think of a better hype man than
21:15
Speaker 4: Sid Rosenberg. Ladies and gentlemen, it is what freaking.
21:18
Speaker 3: Gos Larra's about to call grutus as soon as we
21:21
Speaker 3: hang up. You want, I love you. You're amazing serious,
21:26
Speaker 3: Thank you all. Seeing Dallas in a couple of weeks.
21:28
Speaker 3: And God bless you you Willy all great, you arek
21:30
Speaker 3: in the whole family.
21:30
Speaker 4: God bless thank you. See you all right, Laura.
21:33
Speaker 3: Take care the amazing Lara jump. She will call Grutus too.
21:36
Speaker 3: She's not kidding.
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