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Speaker 1: Good morning and welcome to Bongina Report Early Edition. Trump
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Speaker 1: exudes patriotism during the Army-Navy game over the weekend. A
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Speaker 1: Democrat congressman admits that his party is failing to inspire Americans.
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Speaker 2: Biden says his admin is scandal-free.
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Speaker 1: Palantir Technologies launches a disturbing new ad during the Army-Navy game.
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Speaker 1: An OpenAI whistleblower commits suicide Right before he was about
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Speaker 1: to testify, Alejandro Mayorkas spreads lies about the New Jersey drones,
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Speaker 1: Biden shields Pfizer and Moderna from being sued over COVID
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Speaker 1: jab injuries, and a study links seed oils to an
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Speaker 1: increased risk of colon cancer. All this on Bongina Report,
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Speaker 1: early edition. Oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave
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Speaker 1: O'er the land of the free and the home of
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Speaker 1: the brave? You just heard the national anthem sung at
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Speaker 1: the Army-Navy game over the weekend. Incoming Commander-in-Chief President Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump was there and joined by the man, the myth,
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Speaker 1: the legend, Daniel Penny himself. And Daniel Penny and Trump
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Speaker 1: were both falsely put on trial in New York City.
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Speaker 1: They are two American heroes persecuted, by the office of
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Speaker 1: the political and corrupt Manhattan district attorney, Alvin Bragg. Both
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Speaker 1: these men represent threats to the regime. Daniel Penny is
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Speaker 1: a symbol of traditional masculinity and heroism in the face
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Speaker 1: of blue city crime. Trump is a symbol of those
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Speaker 1: things on a national level. Daniel Penny's actions specifically are
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Speaker 1: an emblem of the people defending themselves against criminals in
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Speaker 1: cities that systemically oppress law-abiding citizens. And we all know
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Speaker 1: that this systemic oppression is real. The exodus from blue
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Speaker 1: cities and states isn't some sort of right-wing conspiracy. According
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Speaker 1: to IRS data, from 1990 to 2021, a total of
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Speaker 1: 13 million people left California, New York, Illinois, New Jersey,
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Speaker 1: and Massachusetts to and immigrated to Florida, Texas, North Carolina, Arizona, Tennessee, Nevada,
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Speaker 1: and South Carolina over the same period. Democrats breed high crime,
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Speaker 1: unaffordable housing, high taxes, homelessness, unemployment. They empower criminals by
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Speaker 1: eliminating cash bail, establishing catch and release policies, refusing to prosecute,
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Speaker 1: repeat shoplifting or assault offenders, decriminalizing drug crimes to create
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Speaker 1: open-air drug markets. And Democrats want to take all those policies,
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Speaker 1: extrapolate them on a national scale.
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Speaker 2: And that's what Trump stands against. These two men really are.
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Speaker 1: Incredible symbols of a movement against the establishment order, of
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Speaker 1: the people rising up and defending themselves against Democrat abuse.
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Speaker 1: Democrats turn great American cities into and states, and they
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Speaker 1: make them unlivable. Even the air feels stifling in places
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Speaker 1: like Chicago. I know, I lived there. And this is
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Speaker 1: what neo-Marxists do. They emphasize class struggle, or racial strife,
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Speaker 1: systemic oppression, victimhood, and this only leads to constant guilt
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Speaker 1: and and resentment. When society is framed as a perpetual
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Speaker 1: conflict between oppressors and the oppressed, there's a constant feeling
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Speaker 1: of powerlessness and injustice. People feel trapped in cycles of
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Speaker 1: blame and despair. There's no personal agency.
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Speaker 2: There's no hope.
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Speaker 1: It's just helplessness and depression. Why do you think Kamala's
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Speaker 1: joy message fell flat on its face?
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Speaker 2: Because we all knew it was fake. Democrats represent, again,
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Speaker 2: resentment and misery. There's no joy.
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Speaker 1: Neoliberalism in general, as it is conceived in the 21st century,
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Speaker 1: has failed. We're bogged down by rigid rules and regulations
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Speaker 1: that inhibit creativity, progress, individual greatness. It breeds mediocrity, punishes bravery,
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Speaker 1: punishes innovation. Trump's gladiator team that he's assembled is He
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Speaker 1: represents the opposite of that. Elon, Tulsi, Cash, Vivek, RFK Jr.
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Speaker 2: Hegseth.
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Speaker 1: These are trailblazers, brave men and women of greatness. Even
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Speaker 1: Democrats recognize it. I want you to listen to Democrat
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Speaker 1: Representative Ro Khanna on how his party is failing to
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Speaker 1: inspire people.
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Speaker 3: Here's the truth. The average American, they think that someone
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Speaker 3: who puts rockets up into space, that's a pretty cool thing.
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Speaker 3: And the Democratic Party has to get back to being
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Speaker 3: a party that celebrates building entrepreneurship, innovation, while at the
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Speaker 3: same time holding people to account. Obama had that. Clinton
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Speaker 3: had that. I don't think we should be a party
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Speaker 3: that isn't for building the future.
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Speaker 2: By the way, I don't think Obama had that.
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Speaker 1: I think Obama is the reason that we have descended
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Speaker 1: into— neo-Marxism coupled with neoliberalism that's destroying creativity in this country.
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Speaker 1: And Obama has set us on this trajectory that Trump
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Speaker 1: has now put.
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Speaker 2: A stop to.
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Speaker 1: And I think to illustrate Kana's point, Joe Biden did
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Speaker 1: not attend the Army-Navy game.
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Speaker 2: Neither did Kamala.
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Speaker 1: Perhaps they feared that they would be heckled by the
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Speaker 1: hordes of Americans who are sick of endless foreign aid,
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Speaker 1: global conflict, inflation. the botched Afghanistan withdrawal, a weaponized state,
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Speaker 1: the fact that our own president sold out this country
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Speaker 1: to foreign nationals for cash.
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Speaker 2: Last week, it was widely reported that.
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden granted clemency as part of a prisoner swap
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Speaker 1: to Shanlin Jin, a Chinese national in jail for possessing 47,000
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Speaker 1: child pornography images. Totally unrelated, totally unrelated, is the fact
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Speaker 1: that Hunter Biden secured a 10% stake in the BHR
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Speaker 1: Equity Investment Fund, a company backed by the Chinese state-owned entities,
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Speaker 1: and negotiated a $ 10 million deal with CEFC China Energy.
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Speaker 1: Despite Hunter Biden's laptop from hell exposing the Biden crime family,
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Speaker 1: exposing the fact that Joe Biden used his son to
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Speaker 1: sell out America to China and other foreign adversaries, here's
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Speaker 1: what President Joe Biden had to say at the DNC
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Speaker 1: holiday reception last night.
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Speaker 4: But you really did a hell of a job. I
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Speaker 4: really mean it. And the thing I most admire about
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Speaker 4: working with all of you, you have great integrity. Great integrity.
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Speaker 4: You're stuck with the deal. You've been honest. You've been decent.
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Speaker 4: We've run a campaign that's basically scandal-free. It's hard to
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Speaker 4: do in American politics these days.
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Speaker 2: Notice how there's a laugh at the end. It's a joke.
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Speaker 1: Not even the Democrats believe that this admin is scandal free.
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Speaker 1: The most glaring scandal to me is the fact that
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Speaker 1: the White House and media lied to the American people
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Speaker 1: for years about Biden's mental acuity until the lie was
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Speaker 1: impossible to keep up after his disastrous debate with President Trump.
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Speaker 1: The Biden-Kamala admin has undoubtedly been one of the most
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Speaker 1: failed administrations in American history. Conflict abroad, the economy in shambles,
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Speaker 1: a compromised president, humiliation after humiliation on the global stage
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Speaker 1: because we're being led by a walking corpse.
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Speaker 2: We're going to take a quick break.
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Speaker 1: When we come back, I'm going to cover some dystopian
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Speaker 1: technology because while I'm so excited and optimistic about this
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Speaker 1: new admin, we have to have some conversations about protecting
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Speaker 1: civil liberties in the wake of all of this innovation
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Speaker 1: in the wake of all of this new technology that's exciting,
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Speaker 1: but we also.
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Speaker 2: Need to be really considerate of. Don't go anywhere. Shout
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Speaker 2: out to our sponsors who keep this show free. We
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Speaker 2: really appreciate them.
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Speaker 1: Now, Trump undoubtedly represents a sense of optimism, of innovation.
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Speaker 2: America is going to start building again. But how we.
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Speaker 1: Build is key. During the Army-Navy game Palantir, technologies aired
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Speaker 1: a chilling drone ad showcasing their AI-powered autonomous warfare technology.
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Speaker 1: And before I play this ad, Palantir Technologies is, of course,
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Speaker 1: a major CIA and Department of Defense contractor, and the
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Speaker 1: company is co-founded by Peter Thiel. Peter Thiel is somebody
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Speaker 1: who happens to be J.D. Vance's mentor, a major backer
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Speaker 1: of J.D. Vance's Senate campaign and an investor in J.D.
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Speaker 1: Vance's venture capital firm. So with that, I want you
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Speaker 1: guys to just watch this ad. All right, and I'm
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Speaker 1: sorry for you guys listening. There's no words in that ad,
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Speaker 1: but pretty ominous, sort of badass clip. You see drones
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Speaker 1: being launched off of aircraft carriers, and at the end
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Speaker 1: it says, battles are won before they begin.
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Speaker 2: And the message, presumably, is.
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Speaker 1: That we should exercise peace through strength, scare other people
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Speaker 1: from messing with America, carry a big stick. You guys
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Speaker 1: know what I'm talking about. Now, drone technology in warfare,
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Speaker 1: to me, is concerning. Fully removing the humanity from war
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Speaker 1: could have really dystopian, terrifying outcomes. But what concerns me
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Speaker 1: the most about Palantir, and the drone technology in warfare,
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Speaker 1: that is concerning. There needs to be ethical considerations in
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Speaker 1: that realm. But what really concerns me the most about
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Speaker 1: Palantir is its investment in surveillance technology. that can or
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Speaker 1: may already be weaponized against the American people. Palantir has
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Speaker 1: developed software such as Palantir Foundry and Gotham, which can
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Speaker 1: aggregate vast amounts of personal data, including communications, financial interactions,
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Speaker 1: social media activity, allowing the government to profile and track citizens.
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Speaker 1: Palantir has also developed predictive policing tools, which law enforcement
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Speaker 1: can use to supposedly stop crime before it happens. Predictive
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Speaker 1: policing essentially criminalizes pre-crime or thought crime, which is a
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Speaker 1: violation of the Constitution. It's a way for the government
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Speaker 1: to target, surveil, and punish dissidents, even if they haven't
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Speaker 1: broken the law. Through his venture capital firm Founders Fund,
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Speaker 1: Peter Thiel has also invested in a company known as
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Speaker 1: Ondrell Industries. And Ondrell Industries has developed advanced border technology
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Speaker 1: that could very likely infringe on the civil liberties of
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Speaker 1: thousands of Americans.
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Speaker 5: The U.S.
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Speaker 1: Government has something called constitution-free zones in all border regions.
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Speaker 1: And the constitution-free zones extend 100 miles.
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Speaker 2: Inland from all the U.S.
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Speaker 1: Borders, including coastal borders, with an estimated two-thirds of all
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Speaker 1: Americans living within these border regions. So the smart wall's
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Speaker 1: dystopian surveillance technology, if installed, could be deployed against regular
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Speaker 1: Americans in these constitution-free zones, dramatically infringing on their rights.
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Speaker 1: And Trump has already expressed support for a high-tech smart wall.
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Speaker 2: Here he is back in 2019.
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Speaker 6: The walls we are building are not medieval walls. They
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Speaker 6: are smart walls designed to meet the needs of frontline
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Speaker 6: border agents and are operationally effective. These barriers are made
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Speaker 6: of steel, have see-through visibility, which is very important, and
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Speaker 6: are equipped with sensors, monitors, and cutting-edge technology, including state-of-the-art drones.
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Speaker 6: We do not need 2,000 miles of concrete wall from
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Speaker 6: sea to shiny sea.
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Speaker 2: We never did.
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Speaker 3: We never proposed that.
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Speaker 1: So this is exactly what, yep, thank you, Michael, for
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Speaker 1: the constitution-free zone.
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Speaker 2: You can look this up, guys. It's real. I know
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Speaker 2: you guys sound shocked in the chat. It is real.
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Speaker 2: Constitution-free zone. Look it up.
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Speaker 1: And this is exactly what Andreuil has developed, everything that
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Speaker 1: Trump just laid out. Surveillance towers, drones, AI systems.
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Speaker 2: And I don't want any of that.
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Speaker 1: I want a physical wall of China. That's what I
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Speaker 1: signed up for with the border wall, a physical wall.
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Speaker 2: I don't want tech.
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Speaker 1: That can be weaponized against the American people, turned into
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Speaker 1: some sort of dystopian nightmare. The justified concerns that so
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Speaker 1: many of us have over the open border, over national
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Speaker 1: defense or terrorism, they're being exploited by companies like Palantir
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Speaker 1: and Ondero with deep ties to JD Vance through his
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Speaker 1: BFF Peter Thiel. And to me, that's really concerning. America
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Speaker 1: needs to build, we need to innovate, we need optimism.
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Speaker 1: We still need to protect the civil liberties and privacy
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Speaker 1: of the American people. We cannot empower the government with
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Speaker 1: technology that will inevitably be turned against us. Speaking of
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Speaker 1: dystopian technology, an open AI whistleblower, Sanchir Banalji, was found
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Speaker 1: dead by suicide. Suicide. in his San Francisco apartment. The
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Speaker 1: 26-year-old left OpenAI earlier this year and was set to
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Speaker 1: testify in a series of lawsuits related to OpenAI's alleged
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Speaker 1: misuse of copyrighted data in training its artificial intelligence models.
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Speaker 1: The lawsuits claim OpenAI used large amounts of internet data,
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Speaker 1: including copyrighted content, to train its models without proper permission
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Speaker 1: or compensation to the copyright holders. Balaji has publicly contended
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Speaker 1: that this is not only a violation of the law,
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Speaker 1: but an assault on original content creators. We're talking digital artists, writers, filmmakers, photographers,
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Speaker 1: game developers, coders. All of these people's original content, according
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Speaker 1: to this whistleblower, have been illegally used by OpenAI to
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Speaker 1: develop its technology. Balaji apparently held unique and relevant documents,
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Speaker 1: and that's a quote, that were set to be used
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Speaker 1: in the New York Times' current lawsuit against OpenAI, and
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Speaker 1: that is until, of course, he passed away. The medical
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Speaker 1: examiner's office ruled that Balaji's death is a suicide, and
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Speaker 1: the San Francisco Police Department never investigated the case as
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Speaker 1: a homicide. It's unclear why foul play was never seriously considered,
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Speaker 1: and an OpenAI spokesperson said in an email, We are devastated.
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Speaker 1: to learn of this incredibly sad news today, and our
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Speaker 1: hearts go out to Sacher's loved ones during this difficult time.
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Speaker 2: Here's the deal.
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Speaker 1: Whistleblowers do not commit suicide.
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Speaker 2: They don't. They do not commit suicide.
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Speaker 1: And AI offers technology that even George Orwell could not
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Speaker 1: have dreamed of. Mass surveillance, autonomous weapons that bypass human oversight,
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Speaker 1: killing unique human creativity by rendering original content unprofitable, even
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Speaker 1: super intelligent AI, which could result in human extinction and enslavement.
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Speaker 1: Elon Musk has talked about this. AI, we can't even
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Speaker 1: really imagine how terrifying, how Orwellian this technology has the
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Speaker 1: power to become. And yet the motivations of AI developers
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Speaker 1: seems to be just full steam ahead.
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Speaker 2: No thought for ethical or even legal concerns.
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Speaker 1: And the suicide Balaji has supposedly committed puts me even.
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Speaker 2: More on edge.
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Speaker 1: I do not believe that this young man killed himself.
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Speaker 1: Something else that has me on edge are all of
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Speaker 1: these New Jersey drones, which are still flying over the
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Speaker 1: entire state, including my parents' house. And the worst people
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Speaker 1: are telling us now, don't worry, it's not a big deal.
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Speaker 1: These drones are totally safe. or they're not even drones
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Speaker 1: at all, they're airplanes. Here is DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
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Speaker 7: There are thousands of drones flown every day in the
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Speaker 7: United States, recreational drones, commercial drones. That is the reality.
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Speaker 7: And in September of 2023, the Federal Aviation Administration, the FAA,
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Speaker 7: changed the rules so that drones could fly at night.
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Speaker 7: And that may be one of the reasons why now
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Speaker 7: People are seeing more drones than they did before, especially
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Speaker 7: from dawn to dusk.
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Speaker 2: Okay, why is Mayorkas gaslighting the American people? To what end?
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Speaker 1: Federal, state, and local governments have already said that they
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Speaker 1: are all investigating the drones. So if there wasn't an
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Speaker 1: uptick in drones in the last few weeks in Jersey,
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Speaker 1: there'd be no investigation. The government has already validated that
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Speaker 1: people are observing drones in increased numbers, that this is
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Speaker 1: not normal. If it was just because there was a
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Speaker 1: change in the rules and now there's a lot of
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Speaker 1: people flying drones and they're totally normal and it's not
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Speaker 1: a big deal, there wouldn't be an investigation, Alejandro. So
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Speaker 1: why are you lying right now? There wouldn't be hordes
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Speaker 1: of citizens spotting these drones all night long. Another person
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Speaker 1: who's come out and said, don't worry, this is not
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Speaker 1: a thing. You guys are all hallucinating or you're all
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Speaker 1: hysterical is Adam Kinzinger.
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Speaker 2: Here is Adam Kinzinger on CNN.
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Speaker 8: Every video I've seen, and I've spent the last couple
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Speaker 8: days looking at every one of these videos, every video
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Speaker 8: I have seen on Twitter or on the internet are
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Speaker 8: all airplanes. They're literally all airplanes. Some of them will
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Speaker 8: show an airplane that's kind of stable out there and
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Speaker 8: says that's a drone, and actually it's an airplane flying
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Speaker 8: towards you at 30,000 feet, and I can see the
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Speaker 8: lighting on it.
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Speaker 1: Why is CNN's position always to instruct the public to
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Speaker 1: deny their own senses?
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Speaker 2: Ignore what you're seeing. Ignore what you're hearing. It's all
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Speaker 2: just misinformation.
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Speaker 1: New Jersey State Senator John Bramnick.
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Speaker 2: Has a different take. Take a listen.
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Speaker 9: You know, this started as some questions, and now it's
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Speaker 9: reached a point of almost insanity. You think about a
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Speaker 9: United States senator who has to go out with the
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Speaker 9: local police to look for drones. That's where a United
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Speaker 9: States senator is getting information. We had a briefing from
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Speaker 9: the state police, the colonel in the state police. He
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Speaker 9: was frustrated. He had no idea where these drones are
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Speaker 9: coming from. Not only did I call for a limited
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Speaker 9: state of emergency and the FAA shutting down the airspace
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Speaker 9: for drones, but also having the Department of Defense come
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Speaker 9: in and answer questions. If the Department of Defense doesn't
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Speaker 9: know where the origins are for these so-called drones, then
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Speaker 9: we're in trouble. We always thought that if there was
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Speaker 9: something in the air, the size of a car, that
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Speaker 9: the Department of Defense would know where it came from,
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Speaker 9: what its origin was, and what its purpose was. Now
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Speaker 9: you have a United States senator going out with the
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Speaker 9: local police, what, to look for fireworks at night? That
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Speaker 9: is scary.
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Speaker 2: Why is the government lying?
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Speaker 1: We know the government knows the origins and purpose of
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Speaker 1: these drones. At least they know the origin. The DoD
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Speaker 1: has had global mass surveillance technology deployed on the entire
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Speaker 1: globe for over a decade.
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Speaker 2: We talked about it last week. They know.
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Speaker 1: Now, some people are saying that the drones are American
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Speaker 1: and that our government is trying to locate a dirty bomb,
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Speaker 1: which is a weapon that spreads radioactive material in the air,
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Speaker 1: making an area unlivable. Perhaps they're searching for a nuclear threat,
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Speaker 1: or an EMP. EMP, of course, stands for electromagnetic pulse,
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Speaker 1: and it would fry our electrical grid. Strangely enough, Biden
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Speaker 1: has put a stop to EMP preparedness efforts. Here is
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Speaker 1: former CIA officer Emerilus Fox Kennedy with Tucker discussing Biden's
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Speaker 1: bizarre behavior toward EMPs.
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Speaker 10: Clearly, this is on the minds of our adversaries, and
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Speaker 10: it's an imminent danger. Certainly, the the vulnerability, you know,
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Speaker 10: the area in which we are most vulnerable for maximum
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Speaker 10: casualties and impact. And yet, President Trump was the first
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Speaker 10: president to say across different parts of government who sometimes
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Speaker 10: have a hard time talking to one another, I want
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Speaker 10: you to work together to make sure that the American
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Speaker 10: people are protected from this. And by the way, it's
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Speaker 10: not even that expensive in the big scheme of, you know,
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Speaker 10: government spending. To do it really well, the cost estimate
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Speaker 10: was $ 2 billion, which, you know, we've just sent another
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Speaker 10: $ 100 billion to.
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Speaker 2: Ukraine.
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Speaker 10: So then Biden takes office. And frankly, in my mind,
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Speaker 10: just inconceivably revokes that. And in the same way that
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Speaker 10: he says with the wall that You know, both of those,
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Speaker 10: to my mind, are initiatives that are already underway, that
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Speaker 10: are designed to protect the American people's security and homeland.
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Speaker 10: And he reversed for, you know, with no replacement plan
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Speaker 10: in place.
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Speaker 2: Really strange, right?
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Speaker 1: Millions of Americans could die within the first month of
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Speaker 1: an EMP attack. Why wouldn't our president want to protect
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Speaker 1: Americans from an assault like that? All the weapons I
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Speaker 1: mentioned could have been planted by a foreign adversary who
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Speaker 1: traveled over our open border, which again, Biden opened up
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Speaker 1: knowingly and purposely to make us vulnerable.
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Speaker 11: Why?
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Speaker 2: Why would a president do that to his own people?
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Speaker 1: Could a potential weapon have been planted by the government itself?
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Speaker 1: And the drones are meant to legitimize the government's preventative
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Speaker 1: efforts to the public after the fallout.
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Speaker 2: Government wouldn't do that, right? Right, chat?
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Speaker 1: In 1962, the DOD and the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Speaker 1: planned to carry out terrorist attacks, including killing American citizens,
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Speaker 1: and then blaming these attacks on Cuba to build public
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Speaker 1: support for military action against Castro's regime. The plan was
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Speaker 1: known as Operation Northwoods, and it was rejected by President
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Speaker 1: John F.
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Speaker 2: Kennedy a little over a year before his death.
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Speaker 1: So how would a threat on the homeland serve the
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Speaker 1: interests of the managerial state today? Biden could seize emergency
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Speaker 1: powers and declare war on Russia or Iran before Trump
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Speaker 1: even takes office. An attack on the homeland could make
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Speaker 1: it incredibly difficult for Trump to facilitate peace abroad. Again,
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Speaker 1: we're just thinking out loud here, and I want all
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Speaker 1: of your thoughts on this. But our government has indeed
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Speaker 1: attacked the American people to quench its thirst for war.
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Speaker 1: They've been doing it for decades. Look into the 1964
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Speaker 1: Gulf of Tonkin incident, or the 1898 Maine explosion. What
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Speaker 1: we know for certain is that we're being lied to.
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Speaker 1: And the government has deemed the current mass hysteria preferable
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Speaker 1: to the truth. And that is a scary thought. Speaking
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Speaker 1: of federal government abuse, Biden's Department of Health and Human
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Speaker 1: Services has given Pfizer and Moderna a shield from being
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Speaker 1: sued for COVID vaccine injuries and deaths until the year 2029.
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Speaker 11: Why?
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Speaker 1: HHS officials say it's necessary because there is still a, quote,
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Speaker 1: credible risk the pandemic spirals out of control in the.
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Speaker 2: Next four years.
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Speaker 3: Really?
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Speaker 6: Really?
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Speaker 4: Really?
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Speaker 1: COVID deaths and hospital admissions are at historic lows. COVID
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Speaker 1: was never that big of a threat, and it certainly
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Speaker 1: isn't now, especially now that the vast majority of the
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Speaker 1: country has natural immunity.
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Speaker 2: We all got COVID.
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Speaker 1: Natural immunity isn't real, according to our health officials, but
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Speaker 1: in fact, it has prevented COVID from being nearly as
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Speaker 1: big of a problem as it was in 2020 or 2021,
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Speaker 1: if it even was that big of a problem then.
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Speaker 2: COVID is not an issue.
27:06
Speaker 1: What is an issue is Are all the people coming
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Speaker 1: forward and saying they developed mitocarditis or pericarditis from the
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Speaker 1: COVID jab? Here is, for example, the story of one U.S.
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Speaker 1: service member, Caroline Stanzik, who was forced to take the vaccine.
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Speaker 11: I am 24 years old. I have had three heart attacks,
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Speaker 11: a mini stroke, and I am now getting a pacemaker.
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Speaker 1: What's to blame?
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Speaker 11: The COVID vaccine. And that's when everything flipped upside down
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Speaker 11: for me.
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Speaker 12: So is this Army memo an acknowledgment? that your heart
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Speaker 12: condition is the result of the COVID vaccine.
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Speaker 11: That 100% is.
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Speaker 12: Were you left behind by the Army and the National Guard?
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Speaker 11: I was left behind and trampled.
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Speaker 12: Meet Carolina Stancic, a specialist in the Army National Guard.
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Speaker 12: She takes 27 pills every day after suffering her first
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Speaker 12: heart attack while on active duty. Did you have heart
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Speaker 12: issues before you.
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Speaker 2: Joined the military?
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Speaker 11: Not a single heart issue. I could run 10 miles
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Speaker 11: at a time, play basketball, and now I have trouble
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Speaker 11: just standing up.
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Speaker 1: Not only are we being gaslit about the COVID jab, which,
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Speaker 1: by the way, that woman's story is tragic, and there
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Speaker 1: are so many people like her, people I know personally.
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Speaker 1: But we were repeatedly lied to about the nefarious COVID-19 origin.
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Speaker 1: Trump's nominee for FBI, Director Kash Patel, has made some
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Speaker 1: explosive allegations on the COVID origin cover-up.
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Speaker 2: Take a listen.
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Speaker 5: Gina Haspel, as director of the CIA, under Trump, authorized
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Speaker 5: six case officers and intelligence analysts to be paid off
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Speaker 5: so that they would change their assessment on COVID originations.
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Speaker 9: Correct.
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Speaker 5: That's not a Kash Patel thing.
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Speaker 4: That's CIA.
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Speaker 13: That's a CIA institutional decision to spend taxpayer dollars to
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Speaker 13: lie to the world where COVID came from because it
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Speaker 13: fit the narrative that Fauci and the media wanted out
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Speaker 13: there along with Gina Haspel because she didn't want Donald
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Speaker 13: Trump to get the credit for reading the intel right
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Speaker 13: and making the hard right decision. But what happens is
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Speaker 13: we're two years down the road from that three and
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Speaker 13: that story has been written.
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Speaker 5: You know, That iron has been cast. So half the
29:33
Speaker 5: public is like, what are you guys talking about? That's
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Speaker 5: a right-wing conspiracy.
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Speaker 1: So Cash is claiming ex-CIA director Gina Haspel. paid CIA
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Speaker 1: agents to mislead on COVID origins in order to make
29:44
Speaker 1: Trump look like a crazy conspiracy theorist and protect Fauci
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Speaker 1: and others at the NIH, who paid EcoHealth Alliance to
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Speaker 1: funnel our tax dollars into the Wuhan Institute of Virology
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Speaker 1: for dangerous gain-of-function research on bat coronaviruses. The FBI and
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Speaker 1: the DOE eventually assessed a lab origin of COVID, but
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Speaker 1: the CIA couldn't come to a conclusion. And Cash is
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Speaker 1: alleging that the reason for that is criminal. And how
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Speaker 1: would Cash know this? During the Trump admin, Cash was
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Speaker 1: advisor to the U.S. Director of National Intelligence. And now
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Speaker 1: he's going to be FBI director. You see why Trump's
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Speaker 1: team represents such a threat to the establishment order?
30:24
Speaker 2: Even consider RFK Jr., That man is going to.
30:26
Speaker 1: Upon confirmation, reverse Moderna and Pfizer's special shield for COVID-19 lawsuits.
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Speaker 2: See why they're scared?
30:36
Speaker 1: Speaking of RFK, we have to discuss seed oils. Over
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Speaker 1: the last 125 years, our consumption of seed oils extracted
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Speaker 1: from soybeans, peanuts, sunflowers, other seeds and beans has multiplied
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Speaker 1: more than any other food source.
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Speaker 2: Between 1909 and.
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Speaker 1: In 1999, Americans' intake of soybean oil alone increased more
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Speaker 1: than a thousand-fold. Today, linoleic acid, the main fatty acid
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Speaker 1: in seed oils, is responsible for up to 8-10% of
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Speaker 1: our total caloric intake, up from nearly just zero over
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Speaker 1: a century ago. A study published last week revealed that
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Speaker 1: seed oils have been linked to an increased risk of
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Speaker 1: colon cancer. Now back in 1961, the American Heart Association
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Speaker 1: was paid off by Procter & Gamble to say that
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Speaker 1: heart disease was caused by saturated fat, not seed oils.
31:37
Speaker 1: The American Heart Association accepted $ 20 million in today's money
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Speaker 1: in funding from Procter & Gamble, which conveniently makes and
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Speaker 1: sells Crisco oil. Then the American Heart Association recommended that
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Speaker 1: everyone replace butter with supposed heart-healthy alternatives like vegetable oil
31:55
Speaker 1: and Crisco oil. Decades of backward health recommendations are about
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Speaker 1: to end. Not just because the science is coming out,
32:05
Speaker 1: but because Trump and his admin.
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Speaker 2: Are strong enough to oppose it.
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Speaker 1: Accountability for all the COVID criminals is finally coming. The
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Speaker 1: establishment order is crumbling. You just feel that something new
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Speaker 1: is on the horizon. Trump has undeniably reshaped America's political culture.
32:23
Speaker 1: He's ushered in an era of renewed optimism and ambition.
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Speaker 1: His admin has even, it's not even an admin yet,
32:31
Speaker 1: but just his nominees have demonstrated a commitment to human
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Speaker 1: health and flourishing, not only in physical terms, but also
32:39
Speaker 1: socially and technologically. Trump's approach is unapologetically disruptive and he's
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Speaker 1: broken through the entrenched structures of the liberal order that
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Speaker 1: have dominated Western politics for decades. He challenges the conventional
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Speaker 1: political class, rejecting their timidity and their stifling bureaucratic resistance
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Speaker 1: to innovative transformative ideas, particularly in areas like infrastructure and
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Speaker 1: economic revitalization. But this optimism cannot prevent us from holding
33:11
Speaker 1: this admin accountable. Power, by its nature, is difficult to
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Speaker 1: wield without overreach. Surveillance and weapons technologies are developing rapidly.
33:23
Speaker 1: And you may trust Trump with this technology, but Trump
33:28
Speaker 1: won't be here forever. It's important to remember that Trump
33:31
Speaker 1: is neither a dictator nor a young man. His presidency
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Speaker 1: will last four years, and beyond his tenure, there is
33:38
Speaker 1: no guarantee that moral leadership will follow. The technologies being
33:43
Speaker 1: developed by companies like Palantir and Ondaril represent a direct
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Speaker 1: threat to constitutional liberties. So we have to demand our
33:51
Speaker 1: rights are protected. Hope needs to be paired with a
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Speaker 1: commitment to accountability, restraint, and a protection of our constitutional rights.
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Speaker 2: Optimism, excitement, innovation.
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Speaker 1: Needs to coexist with careful reflection in the preservation of
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