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Mike Lawler | 05-20-26 · Sid & Friends In The Morning

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Speaker 2: Hard to believe that Share is eighty years old today,
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Speaker 2: but happy birthday to Share eighty? Is that right, Lewis.
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Speaker 2: I was stupefied. I know, eighty years old. It's a
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Speaker 2: good song. Share is terrific. So that was Thomas Massey,
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Speaker 2: that moron, And it's jokes like that. That's why I
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Speaker 2: lost you. Just you can't make it up. Keep Peyton
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Speaker 2: on Israel, that's really working for you, guys, you know,
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Speaker 2: keep Peyton on the Iran war. Hate everything Trump does,
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Speaker 2: it's really working. What else do you need to see?
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Speaker 2: We saw what happened in Indiana a couple of weeks ago.
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Speaker 2: All those five senators that went against Trump on the
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Speaker 2: redistrict thing. How'd that go? They all lost, every one
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Speaker 2: of them lost. Bill Cassidy Louisiana. Last week, big mouth
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Speaker 2: with Trump lost. See you Thomas Massey fourteen years complete
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Speaker 2: jerk off, anti Israel, anti Iran, anti everything Trump. Not
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Speaker 2: only did Massi lose and he was a big favorite,
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Speaker 2: he got hammered. He got hammered. And if you don't
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Speaker 2: think Rand Paul is next, then you're really stupid. Because
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Speaker 2: America is talking. They're telling you something now, which is
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Speaker 2: Maga is alive. And well, we don't need Tucker Cross
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Speaker 2: and we don't need Marjorie Taylor Green. Look at Indiana,
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Speaker 2: look at Louisiana, look at Kentucky. All these primaries were
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Speaker 2: the anti trumpers had a chance to win and they
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Speaker 2: got blood. Don't tell me mag is dead or people
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Speaker 2: have lost confidence in President Trump. You couldn't sound dumb,
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Speaker 2: or I've got the proof those candidates are losing. There's
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Speaker 2: no way Tom Massey should have lost. He got blown out.
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Speaker 2: So you keep making Israel jokes in a nice little
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Speaker 2: bar in Lexington while gow Rain is sitting next to
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Speaker 2: Mike Lawler in the chamber. And I mentioned Mike Lawler,
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Speaker 2: the King of Rockland, County. Mister salt, he's about to
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Speaker 2: hop on and he's actually hosting President Trump. Trump coming
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Speaker 2: to Rockland County on Friday. Gonna come out there and
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Speaker 2: support Mike Lawler in his next run for Congress. Mike's
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Speaker 2: gonna win. He's got a bunch of three ladies, are
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Speaker 2: all psychopaths, all lunatics. Mike's gonna beat him. But President
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Speaker 2: Trump is still coming to Rockland on Friday. I'll look
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Speaker 2: forward to seeing the President as well. So, mister Lawyer,
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Speaker 2: you got a big weekend coming up, don't.
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Speaker 3: You, No question said. But on the heels of a
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Speaker 3: big night, it was good to see my people deliver
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Speaker 3: a big win against Thomas Massey. As I said last night, shalom.
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Speaker 3: You know the fact that Thomas made his campaign all
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Speaker 3: about Israel Jews and basically bashing Jewish Americans for participating
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Speaker 3: in his election. This is democracy. People from all around
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Speaker 3: the country have a right to partake in elections. Ultimately,
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Speaker 3: the voters in his district made the final determination and
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Speaker 3: it wasn't even close. And I think a lot of
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Speaker 3: people are tired of watching politicians on both sides, from
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Speaker 3: Thomas Massey to Rocana to AOC and ilhan Omar try
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Speaker 3: and use Jews as a scapegoat enough.
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Speaker 2: And yet you'll talk to some people there, they'll go, oh,
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Speaker 2: America is wising up. You can't pool us anymore. They
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Speaker 2: know that Trump, you know, BB's in his pocket. Everything
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Speaker 2: Trump does, he does for Israel. Voters are wising up.
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Speaker 2: And then all these races, the Trump supporters are winning
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Speaker 2: and the anti Trumpers are getting killed. So what do
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Speaker 2: you mean America is wising up? If anything, Maga looks
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Speaker 2: more alive than ever.
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Speaker 3: The good news is that on the Republican side, we're
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Speaker 3: rooting out the anti Semites. We're kicking them out. On
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Speaker 3: the Democratic side, they're embracing them. You have this lunatic
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Speaker 3: in Texas yesterday running in Texas thirty five calling for
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Speaker 3: Jews to be put in a new concentration camp.
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Speaker 2: I saw that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. In Pennsylvania last night, a rabbit anti Semite wins
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Speaker 3: the Democratic primary. You have this guy in New Jersey
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Speaker 3: that's likely to win in her primary in two weeks running.
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Speaker 3: He was tied to the blind chic. I mean, this
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Speaker 3: is insanity that you're seeing across the Democratic Party. And
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Speaker 3: you know, on our side, Thomas Massey tried to play
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Speaker 3: into this, thinking that you know, in Kentucky this would sell,
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Speaker 3: and ultimately the voters rejected it. They said no.
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Speaker 2: I did see Marjorie Taylor Greene tweet yesterday and she
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Speaker 2: was supporting Thomas Massey. And it's becoming increasingly clear when
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Speaker 2: Marjorie or Tucker or any one of these people support
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Speaker 2: you and you're a Republican, you're gonna lose. It's happening
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Speaker 2: every week at this point. And she found time in
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Speaker 2: her tweet while supporting Thomas Massey to come at you.
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Speaker 2: When she came at you pretty hard. I did tweet
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Speaker 2: Marjorie back this morning, and I know, I know in
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Speaker 2: the beginning you said to me she's bad. I went
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Speaker 2: against you, as you know, Mike cro and I became
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Speaker 2: Frinley texting. She was on the show a couple of times.
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Speaker 2: I tried to convince you and d Esposito, she's not
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Speaker 2: all that bad. Okay, you were right. I was wrong.
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Speaker 2: I did this standing with Megan Kelly. I gave her
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Speaker 2: a chance too. She was on this show twice. I
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Speaker 2: was on her show. I tend to give people chances,
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Speaker 2: but after a while they're exposed. They are who they
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Speaker 2: are and Mardorie Taylor Green has proven to be anti Semitic,
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Speaker 2: anti Trump, anti American.
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Speaker 3: No thanks, that's what I read her number of the
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Speaker 3: moment I met her. She is one of the dumbest
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Speaker 3: people to ever have served in Congress. In five years,
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Speaker 3: she accomplished absolutely nothing other than enriching herself off stock trades,
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Speaker 3: and she stayed five years and one day so that
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Speaker 3: she could collect her pension. She's a fraud. She's a
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Speaker 3: complete fraud. And the fact is her bill that she
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Speaker 3: was railing about well called for parents to be arrested.
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Speaker 3: It was unconstitutional, it was never going to become law.
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Speaker 3: The only reason it got a vote on the House
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Speaker 3: floor was because they needed her vote for the NDAA,
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Speaker 3: and so they promised her they would put her batshit
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Speaker 3: crazy bill on the floor that calls for parents to
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Speaker 3: be arrested. Look, at the end of the day, these folks,
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Speaker 3: Marjorie Thomas, they're not here to govern, they're not here
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Speaker 3: to legislate, they're not here to actually do the business
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Speaker 3: of the American people. They're here to grandstand, to make
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Speaker 3: a name for themselves, to enrich themselves. And it's time
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Speaker 3: for all of them to go across the board on
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Speaker 3: both sides of the Aisle. America needs to root out
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Speaker 3: the crazy and start electing people that are serious about
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Speaker 3: dealing with the challenges facing the American people, from housing
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Speaker 3: to healthcare to energy. Foreign policy, you know they talk
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Speaker 3: about America first. What happens if you pull back on
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Speaker 3: all foreign policy, you pull back on all foreign aid.
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Speaker 3: You allow China, you allow Iran, you allow Venezuela, you
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Speaker 3: allow Russia to do with what they want. We've seen
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Speaker 3: how these people operate. We've seen what they do. You
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Speaker 3: look at China, by the way, President Trump, what he
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Speaker 3: has done in just over a year and a few
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Speaker 3: months in office, is pull at the strings of this
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Speaker 3: alliance that China built. By removing Maduro from Venezuela, by
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Speaker 3: blocking the flow of oil out of the Strait of
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Speaker 3: Hormuz for China, by going after their stranglehold on the
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Speaker 3: Panama Canal. President Trump has beat back China so much
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Speaker 3: so that President she is now talking about purchasing American
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Speaker 3: oil and gams.
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Speaker 2: Amazing.
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Speaker 3: I know. And Putin was and these folks can't even
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Speaker 3: see it. No, I don't understand.
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Speaker 2: I know. And Putin was just there and nobody cares.
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Speaker 2: He was there yesterday. But look, you're right, we're rooting
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Speaker 2: out some of the bad ones. Marjorie left, but she
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Speaker 2: wouldn't have won anyway. She was dead in the water
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Speaker 2: because Trump hates her, and it's becoming she.
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Speaker 3: Left because she didn't want to lose her primary life master.
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Speaker 2: He exactly, it's become increasingly clear if Trump goes after you,
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Speaker 2: you're not going to win. So for all the folks
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Speaker 2: out there telling me that, oh Trump, he's lost the
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Speaker 2: magic and people are sick of Israel, sick of you, run,
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Speaker 2: I mean, you couldn't sound dumb her. Clearly, he still
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Speaker 2: has a huge influence on all these people, and when
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Speaker 2: they stab them in the back, they lose. But the
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Speaker 2: bad news is there's still plenty on our side. Murkowski, Collins,
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Speaker 2: the psycho, Tom Tillis, I know Cohannas is a Democrat
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Speaker 2: Los Angeles. But it could be very difficult over the
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Speaker 2: next four months with some of your colleagues in Congress.
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Speaker 2: I know Bill Cassi, for example, already voted against the war.
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Speaker 2: Yet yes, today, so with some of these people on
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Speaker 2: their way out and others that are still there that
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Speaker 2: just exist because they hate President Trump, I think you
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Speaker 2: have to admit, Mike Lauda, this could be very difficult
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Speaker 2: four months.
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Speaker 3: Look, people like Susan Collins who are in similar districts.
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Speaker 3: You know, she represents me in similar to my district.
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Speaker 3: We have a job to do, and that's to represent
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Speaker 3: our state, represent our districts, and do right by our voters.
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Speaker 3: And the President understands when you have to represent your district.
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Speaker 3: If there's disagreement, there's disagreement. But when you have people
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Speaker 3: like Massey who are intentionally trying to create division, uh
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Speaker 3: and intentionally trying to inflame people, then yeah, you're not
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Speaker 3: going to have support from folks. My objective in the
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Speaker 3: way that I've approached this job is to actually do
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Speaker 3: the job, to actually engage on the issues. The reason
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Speaker 3: I want on the issue of salt was not because
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Speaker 3: everybody agreed with me. They didn't, they didn't want to
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Speaker 3: do it, but because I worked through the process. I
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Speaker 3: negotiated in good faith and when you cut a deal,
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Speaker 3: you stick to the deal. And that's the reality of it.
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Speaker 3: And so you know, to me, a lot of these
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Speaker 3: people frankly, you know, I look at some of my
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Speaker 3: colleagues that are on the far right or the far left,
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Speaker 3: they don't know how to define a win, they don't
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Speaker 3: know how to take yes for an answer, they don't
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Speaker 3: know how to negotiate, and they constantly move the goalposts,
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Speaker 3: and that's why they get nothing. That's why they get nowhere,
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Speaker 3: because government is not about absolutism. It is about incremental progress.
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Speaker 3: You're not going to get everything you want in one
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Speaker 3: fell swoop. The reality of life. Anybody who's ever been
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Speaker 3: married understands that you're not going to get everything you want.
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Speaker 3: Your spouse is not going to agree with you on everything.
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Speaker 3: So if you can disagree with your spouse, what in
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Speaker 3: Fox's name makes you think you're going to agree with
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Speaker 3: a politician? You're not. No, you know, and that and
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Speaker 3: that's why we have a process. You work through the process.
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Speaker 3: You know. I pushed back extensively on things I disagree
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Speaker 3: with the president on it. I've also said where I
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Speaker 3: agree with him on but it's not personal. I don't
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Speaker 3: go after him personally because what does that accomplish? What
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Speaker 3: does that get you? I don't care who the president is,
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Speaker 3: doesn't get you anything. And these folks have made it,
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Speaker 3: you know, personal, and that's why, and that's why they're they're.
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Speaker 2: Out they're gone, they're losing. Yeah, you know, we we
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Speaker 2: talked about some of the people that are still around
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Speaker 2: in in Congress that you know, may make a life
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Speaker 2: a little more difficult. But you know, when you talked
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Speaker 2: about America first a while ago, I'm not sure when
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Speaker 2: America first became America only. I've got Brentons who I
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Speaker 2: like and respect and talk to all the time, and
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Speaker 2: they try to convince me that Trump sold the Bill
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Speaker 2: of Goods, and he lied, he did not. There was
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Speaker 2: nothing about America first. There's nothing about there's nothing of
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Speaker 2: America first. That's America only. And you can't make America first,
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Speaker 2: like you said, if you allow Russia, China, Iran, all
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Speaker 2: these other countries to run Russia over Us like they
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Speaker 2: did with Obama and Biden. So believe it or not
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Speaker 2: getting involved in conflict. In conflict sometimes means America first.
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Speaker 3: It's not easy, Mike, no question. And the President never
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Speaker 3: ever said that he would not use force. He never
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Speaker 3: ever said that we would not go to war. What
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Speaker 3: he said is we're not going to be stuck in
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Speaker 3: these forever wars. But he showed in his first term
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Speaker 3: that he was willing to use force, especially against Iran
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Speaker 3: hewed he was willing to take action against China. He
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Speaker 3: showed he was willing to arm Ukraine in that first
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Speaker 3: term to build up against Russia. He was the one
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Speaker 3: calling on NATO to increase its commitments. He was the
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Speaker 3: one calling on Japan increase its commitments in the Indo Pacific.
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Speaker 3: So he has been clear eyed about these issues. That
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Speaker 3: doesn't mean that he wants us to be in these
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Speaker 3: long term wars, but he is willing to take action
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Speaker 3: to push back against this unholy alliance primarily between China,
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Speaker 3: Russia and Iran, and in Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea
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Speaker 3: as a second tier. And look what is happening right now.
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Speaker 3: He removed Maduro and isolated Venezuela from this alliance. Cuba
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Speaker 3: is completely contained at the moment and on the verge
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Speaker 3: of collapse. China is now begging for, you know, trade
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Speaker 3: with us with respect to energy. You have Iran completely economically,
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Speaker 3: you know, decimated at this moment. They can't even move
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Speaker 3: the oil and they have no storage capacity. So you
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Speaker 3: look at what is happening. And by the way, part
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Speaker 3: of what his strategy was with Russia from the very
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Speaker 3: beginning was to keep pu on the sidelines, and what
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Speaker 3: has Putin done. He's not got involved in Iran, he's
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Speaker 3: not gotten involved in Syria, he's not gotten involved in Venezuela.
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Speaker 3: That is a positive step at the moment. Do we
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Speaker 3: want the war in Ukraine to end? Absolutely? Do I
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Speaker 3: think Vladimir Putin is a vile dictator and thugs? Yes?
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Speaker 3: Do I trust him?
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Speaker 2: No?
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Speaker 3: But the President's approach to all of this has been
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Speaker 3: to isolate and contain. And when you look at what
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Speaker 3: has actually been done, not what the media screams about,
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Speaker 3: not what the Democrats scream about, but what has actually
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Speaker 3: been done, it is actually significant.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, remarkable. Actually so talking about the president a couple
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Speaker 2: of minutes ago that you run, I know you have
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Speaker 2: an eight o'clock meeting, but he's going to be in
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Speaker 2: Rockland County on Friday night. He's coming for you, which
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Speaker 2: I love because not much I love you. And I
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Speaker 2: guess is he is gonna be a bunch of speakers.
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Speaker 2: I mean, do you even know what Friday night is
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Speaker 2: going to look like or any of that.
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Speaker 3: Well, it's gonna be. It's gonna be a great event.
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Speaker 3: This first time in fifty years since Gerald Ford, that
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Speaker 3: a President of the United States has come to Rockland
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Speaker 3: County for a large scale public event. UH. And the
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Speaker 3: President is going to hold you know, a rally style event,
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Speaker 3: but it's it's an official White House event. UH. And
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Speaker 3: you know, President will be speaking, I will speak. We're
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Speaker 3: going to have some surprise guests, uh, yourself included. But
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Speaker 3: we're going to have some some great uh constituents take
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Speaker 3: the stage and and talk about issues from salt and
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Speaker 3: the tax bill, to immigration and sanctuary policies. Uh and
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Speaker 3: working on a on a big surprise uh for a
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Speaker 3: first responder and their families. So it's going to be
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Speaker 3: a great event. Uh. And we already have over five
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Speaker 3: thousand people have signed up and twenty four hours, so
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Speaker 3: it is it's going to be great.
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Speaker 2: You can have been five thousand people five thousand at
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Speaker 2: Joe and Joe's.
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Speaker 3: It's going to be at rock Rockland Community College, a
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Speaker 3: field house. And yeah, look, this is a big honor.
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Speaker 3: You know, a lot of people are wait, you're having
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Speaker 3: the president there, or you're in the swing district. Look,
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Speaker 3: he's the President of the United States, and it's a
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Speaker 3: big honor to have the President come and speak. Huge
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Speaker 3: and I think you know, people are excited, and again,
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Speaker 3: to me, this is about the district. This is about
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Speaker 3: the work that has been done for the districts from
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Speaker 3: Salt to dealing with some of the immigration challenges that
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Speaker 3: you know, my district experience, especially when Eric Adams and
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Speaker 3: Kathy hokeel We're trying to send illegal immigrants up into
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Speaker 3: our district and you had criminal aliens committing violent crimes.
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Speaker 3: You know, Sheridan Gorman, eighteen year olds, you know, college
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Speaker 3: student brutally murdered just two months ago. Her family is
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Speaker 3: from my district. You know, so there's going to be
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Speaker 3: a lot to talk about, and I'm looking forward to
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Speaker 3: having the President there.
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Speaker 2: You know, if you you son of a bitch, if
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Speaker 2: you want ed Day, who's still had the greatest line
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Speaker 2: ever when he threatened to choke Eric Adams out when
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Speaker 2: illegals are coming to Rockland County, if you guys give
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Speaker 2: President Trump a proclamation on Friday making that day Trump Day,
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Speaker 2: I'm going to be furious. I believe I'm the last
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Speaker 2: person to get that. Was that not true?
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Speaker 3: Well, he is the President of the United States. Come on,
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Speaker 3: come on, I do I do think I will give
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Speaker 3: him a Mister.
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Speaker 2: You got to do that. You have to do that,
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Speaker 2: make the trade, make America great. Hat for a mister Soult.
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Speaker 2: I'm really happy he's coming. And you know how much
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Speaker 2: I love you and respect you. You're the smartest guy
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Speaker 2: in Congress. I have to say it. You're the smartest
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Speaker 2: guy in Congress. And well lucky to have you, Mike Lawler.
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Speaker 2: So great job here today after that great loss by
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Speaker 2: Tom Massey yesterday. I look forward to seeing you in
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Speaker 2: Rockland County on Friday night. Mike Latter. I love you,
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much, love you too. God bless you. There.
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Speaker 2: He is the King of Rockland County, as President Trump
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Speaker 2: calls him, mister Salt, the great Congressman Mike Lawler, and
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Speaker 2: we'll all be together in Rockland on Friday night. Happy
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Speaker 2: eightieth birthday to share a lot more to do today
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Speaker 2: to Mayo, King, Lara Trump, Scott Lobato, Lobato's next. All
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Speaker 2: that still a come