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SOUNDBYTES - EP. 12 - IS THIS ALL JUST ONE BIG PSYOP? · The Rogue Recap with Lynda

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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Rogue Recap. Hot takes, cold facts, and
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Speaker 1: zero respect for the official narrative. Sit back, roll your eyes,
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Speaker 1: and let's recap rogue style.
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Speaker 2: What's up, guys, and welcome to the Rogue Recap and
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Speaker 2: this edition of Soundbites with my dear friend Eric Eggers,
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Speaker 2: who is currently taking a moment from the high life
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Speaker 2: to join me because he's actually away again. As you know,
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Speaker 2: these savant elite educators often do they take these luxurious
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Speaker 2: lavage breaks in the summer. I don't know, you know,
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Speaker 2: I work in politics. We don't get breaks. Oh wait,
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry. Unless I was a senator, then I would
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Speaker 2: get like three hundred days. So I've clearly picked the
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Speaker 2: wrong profession. But mister Eggers, how are you?
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Speaker 3: I'm actually not trying to be an elitist American. I'm
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Speaker 3: just trying to be a blue collar European because apparently
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Speaker 3: they get eight weeks the twelve weeks of vacation every
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Speaker 3: year and they can just go on these walkabouts or
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Speaker 3: whatever you like to call them. But no, it's it's hey, listen,
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Speaker 3: just because it's the summertime, the news doesn't stop. As
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Speaker 3: the number of clips we're going to play today. It's
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Speaker 3: been the wild this week. I know you and I
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Speaker 3: both kind of freaked out about everything that happened to
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Speaker 3: Lindsey Graham and all the different angles sit there and
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Speaker 3: the Mitch McConnell pictures and it's just it's a wild,
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Speaker 3: wild time in the news.
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Speaker 2: It is and best comeback ever because manner you right,
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Speaker 2: the Europeans, they get it right. They take off the
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Speaker 2: whole month of August, which those of you who have
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Speaker 2: ever traveled abroad and you've made the mistake as a
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Speaker 2: dumbass American and you get there, like, where's all the people, bro,
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Speaker 2: And they're like, yeah, we left. Sorry.
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Speaker 3: So just to be clear, all the World Cup tourists
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Speaker 3: in the country this month are just pregaming for their August.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: So funny.
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Speaker 3: And you wonder why socialism has the appeal that it does.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, no kidding, I'm like, I guess that's what happens
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Speaker 2: when you have terrible hospitals and nowhere to go. You're
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Speaker 2: just like, I'm going to live, you know, life to
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Speaker 2: the fullest carpet dim because you know what, I'm gonna
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Speaker 2: die real soon and they're not being able to save
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Speaker 2: me because they spend all the money on vacation. So
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Speaker 2: Mitch McConnell speaking of which, yes, what a crock of shit.
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Speaker 2: Oh my god. This is one of those moments when
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Speaker 2: I saw that post and I was like, first of all,
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Speaker 2: who puts you in Gingham?
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Speaker 5: Mitch?
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Speaker 2: Who did this to you? It's just long? I mean,
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Speaker 2: Elaine must really hate you, you know. And so then
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Speaker 2: you know, everybody does what everybody does now because and
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Speaker 2: I was just talking to you about this off camera,
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Speaker 2: but you see something and then you run it through
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Speaker 2: the AI detector because you're like, no, this can't be real,
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Speaker 2: can't be real. And of course his came back can't
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Speaker 2: be real.
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Speaker 5: Now.
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Speaker 2: What's interesting about that is that photos from twenty twenty three.
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Speaker 2: So I'm wondering if the whole photo from twenty twenty
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Speaker 2: three is also a lie because that was also from
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Speaker 2: a rehab stint that he had. So I was like, huh, anyways,
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Speaker 2: but all the other stuff in the photo was fake,
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Speaker 2: So that would the AI part.
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Speaker 6: I think.
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Speaker 3: So I actually think I went the other way on it.
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Speaker 3: I think everyone thinks that they put out that fake
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Speaker 3: photo to show that Mitch McConnell was like alive, and well,
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Speaker 3: I actually think they put it out to make it
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Speaker 3: look like Elaine Shaw was hanging out with Americans instead
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Speaker 3: of Chinese, like she's liked, no, I'm I'm here with
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Speaker 3: my husband, not doing anything crazy over in China.
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Speaker 6: Come on, talk it on.
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Speaker 2: So there's this girl. I'm sure you've seen her too,
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Speaker 2: Desiree Townsend. She's like the lone reporter covering Mitch McConnell.
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Speaker 2: Have you seen this girl? No, I actually have a
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Speaker 2: cut of her. I might show it to you. She's fantastic.
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Speaker 2: She's like outside of the hospital where Mitch currently is
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Speaker 2: and she's like, yeah, day thirty two of covering Mitch. Interesting. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: so no pneumonia, no severe illness, no broken bones, but
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Speaker 2: we haven't seen him and he's on a floor of
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Speaker 2: this hospital that only has sixteen beds. So it's like, okay,
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Speaker 2: that sounds very covert and slightly intense, like maybe we
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Speaker 2: need a lot of space for a lot of machines,
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Speaker 2: so we don't have space for beds. I don't know,
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Speaker 2: you know, asking for a friend. But there's no audio
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Speaker 2: of him. There's like every like Scott Jennings when he
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Speaker 2: released that post. I like Scott, I don't know, I
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Speaker 2: was like bro what do they have pictures of you?
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Speaker 2: Like what happened? Like everybody knows you're lying, Like because
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Speaker 2: we're normal and he seems so normal, And I was like,
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Speaker 2: what going on?
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Speaker 6: I just talked to miss McConnell.
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Speaker 3: He just finished up his P ninety X workout and
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Speaker 3: he was getting ready. The problem is, like we did
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Speaker 3: this before, not too long ago with Joe Biden, right,
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Speaker 3: I mean, like, so we've been here, and I do
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Speaker 3: think it's just in a series of the last six
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Speaker 3: years between COVID and the election and then Joe Biden,
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Speaker 3: like we have been routinely lied to by the people
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Speaker 3: who should tell us the truth. So you can't blame
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Speaker 3: people for being skeptical and you know, whatever's true, Like
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Speaker 3: I mean, everything about Lindsay Graham's heart condition, all that
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Speaker 3: stuff might be absolutely true, but it doesn't mean that
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Speaker 3: people are going to have questions, especially with the circumstances
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Speaker 3: of you know, coming back from Ukraine and the drones
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Speaker 3: and he's the last video apparently he's in is saying
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Speaker 3: like this drone is going to go to Russia, and
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Speaker 3: you know Russia doesn't take that stuff.
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Speaker 6: Lane down. It's just a lot there.
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Speaker 2: Well, not to mention the fact, you know, I'm not
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Speaker 2: going to speak ill of the dead. And I happened
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Speaker 2: to be affiliated with a lot of people who like
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Speaker 2: Lindsay Graham. But I had a lot of questions about
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Speaker 2: Lindsay Graham's choices on mostly international matters, and one of
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Speaker 2: them was the frequency at which he was with Zelensky,
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Speaker 2: how often he was visiting Ukraine, how readily he voted
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Speaker 2: for more funding to unmonitored monies to Ukraine. I'm like, hmm,
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Speaker 2: it seems weird too, dude.
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Speaker 3: Hey, by the way, Mitch McConnell too right. I mean,
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Speaker 3: remember remember it was like the government shutdown was going on,
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Speaker 3: and Mitch McConnell and I think Lindsay Graham, They're like, listen,
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Speaker 3: the number one priority for Republican primary voters is Ukraine
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Speaker 3: fund crank. That's very clear to us. I'm like, what
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Speaker 3: it's like, who are you talking to now? It's just
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Speaker 3: it's really it's really interesting and good for that reporter
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Speaker 3: who's hanging out around Mitch McConnell's a hospital.
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Speaker 6: You know, that's a it's a line.
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Speaker 3: Your reporters have stopped being curious, right, And I read
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Speaker 3: this interview about this guy did an autobiography on Obama
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Speaker 3: or biography on Obama, and his thing was like, here's you.
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Speaker 3: You have a guy, it's about Joe. Biden's got these
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Speaker 3: like weird, you know, weak mental faculties. And you've got
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Speaker 3: to sit at former President of United States living in Washington,
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Speaker 3: d C. Where were the reporters who should have been
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Speaker 3: camped outside his house in Georgetown to watch who's going
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Speaker 3: who's not going. I mean, that's what reporters used to do.
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Speaker 2: Well remember to that point, and it's an excellent one.
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Speaker 2: There were a few reporters that went to the White
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Speaker 2: House wanted to get the White House logs. I think
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Speaker 2: it was just before we were about to get the
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Speaker 2: break on the classified documents in the residence in Delaware,
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Speaker 2: and so we were trying to find out who had
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Speaker 2: been at the White House. Now, this happened twice during
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Speaker 2: the Biden administration. Once was when they couldn't figure out
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Speaker 2: whose cocaine it was and the second one. The second
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Speaker 2: one was who was going in and out to meet
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden because they were trying to figure out who
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Speaker 2: the big guy was. Right, obviously we all know who
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Speaker 2: the big guy was. There is no mystery the whole idea.
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Speaker 2: Like I said the other day, and I've been saying
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Speaker 2: this more frequently now that I am a common sense advocate.
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Speaker 2: People are like, oh, you're a conspiracy theorist. We have
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Speaker 2: no proof of that. I'm like, well, I have eyeballs
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Speaker 2: and i have ears, and so it's a super cool.
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Speaker 2: I'm using my two of my five senses. I'm putting
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Speaker 2: them to work, and they're they're doing a great job.
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Speaker 2: They are.
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Speaker 3: You're what we like to call a forty percent utilizer,
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Speaker 3: So great job on that. You know, maybe should start
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Speaker 3: licking the news. Then I think you're a little bit concerned,
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Speaker 3: maybe too much, but.
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Speaker 2: Sure, let me show you this girl. We'll just play.
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Speaker 2: I actually use this in a show I did the
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Speaker 2: other day. But I love her again. Her name's Desiree Townsend.
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Speaker 2: She is in front of the hospital currently that holding
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Speaker 2: Mitch McConnell, and she's got so much snark in SaaS.
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Speaker 2: I just love it.
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Speaker 7: Desre talented here again outside of George Washington University in Washington,
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Speaker 7: d C. For the medical mystery that is Mitch McConnell.
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Speaker 7: Today marks day thirty two of Senator McConnell's hospitalization for
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Speaker 7: what his office is officially described as a fall in
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Speaker 7: a mild pneumonia, making his nearly five week hospital say
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Speaker 7: increasingly unusual an issue by his office. Mcconnald is currently
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Speaker 7: in rehabilitation. Likely in the hospital is a cute rehabilitation unit,
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Speaker 7: a sixteen bed facility on the fourth floor here. According
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Speaker 7: to George Washington University Hospital, it provides twenty four hour
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Speaker 7: rehabilitative nursing care for patients to require at least two
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Speaker 7: types of therapy following conditions such as a brain injury,
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Speaker 7: multiple trauma, stroke, or neurological disorders. Based on the official
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Speaker 7: description of his condition, a fall with no reported broken bones, fractures,
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Speaker 7: or concussion followed by mild pneumonia, a hospitalization approaching five weeks,
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Speaker 7: along with an extended stay in the acute rehabilitation unit
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Speaker 7: does not align with his publicly stated current condition.
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Speaker 6: So what is going on here?
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Speaker 7: Perhaps Mitch McConnell does not want to return home to
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Speaker 7: his DC home until his wife, Elane Child finishes installing
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Speaker 7: the new floors, or possibly could it be GW is
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Speaker 7: overbilling Medicare. Maybe just maybe someone is actually lying about
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Speaker 7: what happened to Senator McConnell.
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Speaker 6: That's amazing. I love her.
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Speaker 2: She's out there every day, God bless her. And I
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Speaker 2: just think she is such a bawler. Absolutely no, like
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Speaker 2: no's given right.
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Speaker 3: She's just like and it's again like using your common sense. Okay,
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Speaker 3: so he's got this medical condition. They're saying it was
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Speaker 3: related to mild ammonia in a fall. Meanwhile, like we've
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Speaker 3: seen him freeze on multiple occasions. Now, it's it's just bad, right.
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Speaker 3: And I do think that the sad part of it
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Speaker 3: is like if they think they can get away with
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Speaker 3: it because they have gotten away with it before, like
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Speaker 3: and there's relatively no consequences after the fact, I mean,
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Speaker 3: and they should think that Yeah, yeah, no, I.
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Speaker 2: Know and so and I think another part of it
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Speaker 2: is and this is me going, this is me going
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Speaker 2: on conspiracy lane, everybody. I've got a little got a
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Speaker 2: little condo there. I'm just letting you know. You know,
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Speaker 2: there is some speculation about who's doing all the voting
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Speaker 2: for him. It's not him, So is it that staffer
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Speaker 2: that we know is not on our side of the aisle?
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Speaker 2: Is this part of the John Thune, let's keep the
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Speaker 2: pro form of voting gone let's keep the Save Act
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Speaker 2: far far away, because he's got one point six million
10:32
Speaker 2: dollars coming in from cheap labor lobbyists. You know, there's
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Speaker 2: so much here. And the problem is, and I say
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Speaker 2: this all the time, as do you, the average American
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Speaker 2: has no idea that this is happening, like none, So
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Speaker 2: they can't follow it, they can't get pissed off about it.
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Speaker 2: And we're having how many hearings this week? Right? We've
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Speaker 2: got Amy Cony, Barrett, Elena Kagan, Kevin Worsh, Todd Blanche
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Speaker 2: I'm like, could anybody else testify on the hell this week?
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Speaker 8: Right?
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Speaker 2: It's it's a lot. I mean, it's a lot for me.
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Speaker 2: Oh and by the way, we're going to bomb me
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Speaker 2: Ron the first three nights of the week. Oh and
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Speaker 2: the President is doing a national address today. Today's Thursday
11:13
Speaker 2: for those of you listening.
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Speaker 6: So none of these yah, so one of the hundred people.
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Speaker 3: And by the way, like when you've only got a
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Speaker 3: three vote majority, no, it's it's like it matters. It's
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Speaker 3: a real thing, right, It's a real thing. There's a
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Speaker 3: lot happening in the world. We need the people who
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Speaker 3: we've elected to be there, just be honest, and again
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Speaker 3: he's got till, I believe August third to say he's
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Speaker 3: not going to live out the remainder of his term
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Speaker 3: or serve out the remain of his term for them
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Speaker 3: to have a special election.
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Speaker 2: And guess what August requires, you know what August third is.
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Speaker 2: August third is the last day that we can pass
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Speaker 2: the Save Act to be within the ninety day rule
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Speaker 2: of changing any voter rules or compromising anything to do
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Speaker 2: with voter role integrity prior to a general election. Just saying,
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Speaker 2: you know, just again using these senses, We'll just look.
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Speaker 6: At your star charts over here, Linda, I don't even
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Speaker 6: know the.
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Speaker 2: Baby Jesus was like eyes ears, use them go, you
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Speaker 2: know on you. So anyways, speaking of common sense, Mary
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Speaker 2: Miller of Illinois, who I think is terrific. She's really
12:15
Speaker 2: she's kind of funny and dry, and she's definitely somebody
12:18
Speaker 2: who like kind of low on the radar, and then
12:20
Speaker 2: she pops up with like some snarky comments, which she
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Speaker 2: did this week. They were questioning, uh, this DEI stuff
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Speaker 2: that's coming up throughout universities, and she's got literally the
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Speaker 2: two deans from the medical schools of UCLA and UCSF.
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Speaker 2: So these are Ivy League institutions, right, okay, and they're
12:42
Speaker 2: supposed to put out the best of the best. And
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Speaker 2: she's having these conversations very seriously with them, and they
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Speaker 2: are answering her with the most absurd responses. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I've heard some things. This is really it's it's actually
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Speaker 2: painful to listen to them attempt to not answer with science.
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Speaker 3: As doctors well, and because they have because there are
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Speaker 3: like medical officials with the university, So there's like a
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Speaker 3: certain you know, there's magic thinking. They have to adhere
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Speaker 3: to you or at least not overtly contradict and that's
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Speaker 3: I think the dance you see them having right now.
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Speaker 6: It's great.
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Speaker 2: Yes, So we're gonna play two clips. Here is number one.
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Speaker 8: Doctor Haygood.
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Speaker 2: You see.
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Speaker 8: You see SF's classroom guide titled Framework for Gender and
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Speaker 8: Sex Concepts and Teaching Advice us against using the term
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Speaker 8: pregnant women. Instead, it says to use pregnant people who
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Speaker 8: are pregnant people compared to pregnant women's curious.
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Speaker 5: So that is part of a curriculum to help our
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Speaker 5: students who are facing a wide diversity of patients. Of course,
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Speaker 5: the vast majority of pregnancies are in women, and I
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Speaker 5: have absolutely.
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Speaker 6: Wait, what problem with using the words?
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Speaker 2: You know?
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Speaker 5: Women use itself?
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Speaker 8: A non biological woman had a baby?
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Speaker 5: A transgender person can?
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Speaker 8: That's not a biological woman? Has a non biological woman
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Speaker 8: ever had a baby? Iterate?
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Speaker 2: Ridiculous?
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Speaker 5: We take care of transgena doctor like.
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Speaker 3: The vast majority of people become pregnant women, vast majority,
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Speaker 3: almost all of them, almost all of them.
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Speaker 2: So now that was u CSF. Let's go over to UCLA.
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Speaker 8: Can someone have a uterus but not be a woman,
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Speaker 8: because it seems like your school is promoting that ridiculous idea.
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Speaker 9: I think again, as doctor Hogood has described, we're greeting
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Speaker 9: transgender people, but we're doing that in compliance with state
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Speaker 9: and federal law.
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Speaker 8: And you just teach biology, Yes we do. I'm going
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Speaker 8: to ask you again, can someone have a uterus and
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Speaker 8: not be a woman? Just say yes or no?
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Speaker 10: Can they.
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Speaker 6: Again?
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Speaker 5: I read it?
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Speaker 2: This man, this is a learned man. This is you
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Speaker 2: have dr in front of your name. You've spent countless
15:12
Speaker 2: hours reading books about the body and physiology and biology,
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Speaker 2: and you can't say yes, uteruses come in women. End
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Speaker 2: of sentence, full full.
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Speaker 3: Stop at least he could have done with the other
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Speaker 3: guy did the vast majority of people with women in
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Speaker 3: my experience, I just can't.
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Speaker 2: And God bless her. She's like, this is ridiculous, please stop,
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Speaker 2: and that's here's the other thing, right, and then I'll
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Speaker 2: get off my my. I hate trans soapbox, this idea
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Speaker 2: that we all had to subscribe to, the lunacy that
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Speaker 2: is transgenderism. I'm out, like, go, do you you want
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Speaker 2: to chop off your penis, split the banana, put boobs
15:56
Speaker 2: on your chest, take your boobs off. You can do
15:58
Speaker 2: all good for you. Do it at eighteen, live the
16:01
Speaker 2: rest of your life on SSRIs as well as hormones
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Speaker 2: and other you know, inducing drugs to make you what
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Speaker 2: you think you are, and good luck with your life.
16:11
Speaker 2: But not everybody around you, Like did you see the
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Speaker 2: woman who got sanctioned. She's a gynecologist and a trans
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Speaker 2: woman shows up with a dick and he's like, I
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Speaker 2: need to be examined, and she's like, I can't exam
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Speaker 2: you don't have a vagina, Like this just is this
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Speaker 2: is a real conversation.
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Speaker 3: And he went, Chick fil A doesn't serve steak and
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Speaker 3: I don't actually treat this particular.
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Speaker 6: I mean, it's insane anatomy.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I have to find that story for next week.
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Speaker 2: But I read it. I actually read it about a
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Speaker 2: month ago, and I was like, I can't even imagine.
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Speaker 2: You see this person come in. They obviously have some
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Speaker 2: masculine features you don't want to judge. You tell them
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Speaker 2: to disrobe and put on the medical gown and they,
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Speaker 2: you know, spread their legs and you're like, oh, yeah,
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Speaker 2: I can't examine that in the way you would like
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Speaker 2: me to. And good luck, sir, ma'am. Good luck person,
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Speaker 2: got nothing for you. So, speaking of what is a woman,
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Speaker 2: my favorite congressman right now, Brandon Gill had a lovely
17:12
Speaker 2: exchange with Ayana Presley, who I despise as much as
17:17
Speaker 2: you can despise one person, her and her husband and
17:20
Speaker 2: their race baiting lib tardation constant I have special interest,
17:26
Speaker 2: special funding. He just got another grant or some other
17:31
Speaker 2: contract I think it was with the state of Massachusetts,
17:34
Speaker 2: and he just keeps getting these amazing contracts and bids
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Speaker 2: that no one else in his entire industry is able
17:39
Speaker 2: to get, and no one can figure out why it's impressive.
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Speaker 6: But she'd lovely He's got a network of support.
17:47
Speaker 2: It's incredible. People love him. Yeah, not me, but other people.
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Speaker 2: So this is Brandon gil putting her on the spot.
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Speaker 2: It's priceless.
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Speaker 8: And that is why I've introduced legislation to add that
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Speaker 8: you write amendment as the twenty eighth Amendment, enshrining it
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Speaker 8: as a.
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Speaker 6: Law of this land.
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Speaker 10: I'd be happy to look at your Equal Rights Amendment
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Speaker 10: and read through it.
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Speaker 6: I guess my biggest question was does it define what
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Speaker 6: a woman as We'll take a look at it.
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Speaker 10: Was hoping for some analytical clarity, but thank you, we'll
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Speaker 10: take a look at.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I'm like, is Kaitanji around? We should ask her?
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Speaker 2: She has the best answer for this question. Let's ask her.
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Speaker 3: You know, I don't think I don't get time in
18:32
Speaker 3: the show to hear Katanji's answer to that. Dude, it's
18:34
Speaker 3: going to let take up the next twenty five minutes.
18:36
Speaker 2: Did you did we talk about that where they did
18:39
Speaker 2: that compilation of time? Oh yeah, so she talks more.
18:44
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, all the other justices combined.
18:48
Speaker 6: She got something to say.
18:50
Speaker 8: I did not know.
18:51
Speaker 2: I did not know that she could beat Kamala Harris.
18:54
Speaker 2: But indeed she's making some salad. She's at it. She's like, Yep,
18:57
Speaker 2: you're welcome. It's a real thing.
18:59
Speaker 3: And what's funny is like the Democrats, and I know
19:02
Speaker 3: you've got other clips to get to, but if you
19:03
Speaker 3: wanted to go to the James o'keef thing, so like
19:05
Speaker 3: Democrats will show up for this, right, Like Democrats will
19:08
Speaker 3: show up to like introduce this kind of legislation to
19:11
Speaker 3: kind of champion the sacred cows. But when it comes
19:15
Speaker 3: down just like stuff that's like saving people money or
19:17
Speaker 3: actually enforcing the laws, as other independent journalists have like
19:21
Speaker 3: then stepped into the void to try to do.
19:23
Speaker 6: Democrats can't be father about very good sad.
19:28
Speaker 2: See, So if you're listening and you're not watching, we
19:33
Speaker 2: just showed a hearing room on Capitol Hill where James
19:38
Speaker 2: O'Keeffe and Nick Shirley were testifying and explaining to the
19:44
Speaker 2: representatives that were there about the fraud that's happening across
19:48
Speaker 2: the nation and not just Mark at nineteen twenty three, okay,
19:55
Speaker 2: and not just you know, medicaid frauder Medicare fraud. You know,
19:58
Speaker 2: James O'Keefe is doing some really deep dives into election integrity.
20:03
Speaker 2: People going to skid Row getting homeless people to sign ballots.
20:07
Speaker 2: He's traveled the whole country chasing down these ballot people
20:11
Speaker 2: that go and just have an entire household where they're
20:14
Speaker 2: saying one hundred people live there. Nobody lives there. It's
20:17
Speaker 2: a condemned location, like it's insane, or they show up
20:20
Speaker 2: and the people that live there are like, who's using
20:22
Speaker 2: my address? Who's using it? Is crazy? And not one
20:26
Speaker 2: Democrat came to hear not one.
20:29
Speaker 6: That's it's part of it.
20:30
Speaker 3: It's it's part of a much larger story, which is
20:32
Speaker 3: I mean, it's kind of wild, and I know it's like, uh,
20:35
Speaker 3: you know, we'll get into like this the Tim Waltz
20:37
Speaker 3: story later, but it's the Democrats don't just like not
20:41
Speaker 3: and it's just objectively right, like this is not like, oh,
20:44
Speaker 3: lives are bad, but seriously, like Republicans are attempting to Hey,
20:47
Speaker 3: we're gonna have hearings, we're gonna try to enforce the law,
20:50
Speaker 3: and it shouldn't be a partisan thing. Is like like
20:53
Speaker 3: fraud is a crime, right, Like we should all be
20:55
Speaker 3: in favor of enforcing the law. But instead Democrats seem
20:59
Speaker 3: to not just not be interested in helping enforce the
21:02
Speaker 3: law that you saw a no Attorney general show up
21:04
Speaker 3: when they had the Anti Fraud Task Force with you know,
21:07
Speaker 3: Vice President Vance the other day. Like they oftentimes go
21:11
Speaker 3: the opposite way, they like actively impede the effort to
21:14
Speaker 3: stop these investigations. So, I mean it doesn't shock me
21:17
Speaker 3: sadly that no Democrats showed up to this hearing with
21:19
Speaker 3: James with Keith Nick Suley, because like, what would they say, right,
21:23
Speaker 3: it's not good politics, I guess, to come out in
21:25
Speaker 3: favor of anything that exposes the fraud because they oftentimes
21:30
Speaker 3: are being practiced by their voters.
21:33
Speaker 2: Not to mention the fact that they're not just not
21:37
Speaker 2: showing up, they're actively stopping it. I mean they are
21:40
Speaker 2: passing legislation with Nick Shirley's name in it that says
21:44
Speaker 2: stop Nick Shirley. There's a four year old kid with
21:48
Speaker 2: an Osmo camera, like.
21:50
Speaker 6: And they know.
21:51
Speaker 3: So that was in California, right there was like the
21:52
Speaker 3: whole state Nick sure or they got what got dubbed
21:55
Speaker 3: to stop Nick Surely act.
21:56
Speaker 6: But it's actually worse than that.
21:57
Speaker 3: We talked about this in a podcast I did with
22:00
Speaker 3: Peter Schweitzer. But it's like the frame he just actually
22:03
Speaker 3: got beat in a primary by one of those New
22:05
Speaker 3: York Democrats socialist candidates. But there was legislation that was
22:08
Speaker 3: sponsored by the first ever former illegal immigrants to be
22:11
Speaker 3: elected to Congress, Espala, and he would have actually stopped
22:14
Speaker 3: these federal agencies from being able to purchase the data
22:18
Speaker 3: to be able to look and do like the analysis
22:20
Speaker 3: to be identified the people who are committing and practicing
22:22
Speaker 3: the fraud. So it is like it's not just at
22:24
Speaker 3: the state level's at the federal level too.
22:26
Speaker 6: And that's what I'm saying. It's crazy. It's crazy that
22:28
Speaker 6: they like actively impede in the efforts.
22:30
Speaker 2: But like Rob Bonta, who's the age out there, you
22:33
Speaker 2: would think he'd be like, oh my gosh, this guy
22:35
Speaker 2: is incredible. He's going to save my state millions of dollars,
22:38
Speaker 2: And instead he's infuriated.
22:40
Speaker 6: He's going to cost me millions of votes, is what
22:43
Speaker 6: he's going to do.
22:43
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And I'm like, wait what. But I think
22:46
Speaker 2: it's even more sinister than that. I really do think,
22:49
Speaker 2: because this is this is again going back to my
22:52
Speaker 2: condo on conspiracy Lane. I don't think they need the votes, right,
22:55
Speaker 2: They're going to get the vote six way to Sunday.
22:57
Speaker 2: They have so many different methods by which to rig
23:01
Speaker 2: and to steal and to navigate elections in order to
23:06
Speaker 2: get the outcome they so desire. Hence the need for
23:08
Speaker 2: you know, thirty seven weeks to tally the votes. It's
23:11
Speaker 2: you know, utter nonsense. So I actually don't think it
23:14
Speaker 2: has as much to do with the voters as it
23:16
Speaker 2: does the money. And I think they're on the take.
23:19
Speaker 2: I think that they've got some sort of you know,
23:21
Speaker 2: plan worked out where it's like, look, i'll look the
23:23
Speaker 2: other way. I'll make this work for you. I'll show
23:25
Speaker 2: you that you get these millions of dollars. But you
23:27
Speaker 2: know there's a big just so you know, and I'm
23:30
Speaker 2: gonna want a little you know. That's what I think
23:32
Speaker 2: it is, you know, all day, every day, but in
23:35
Speaker 2: any event to that point of election integrity. Joe Rogan
23:39
Speaker 2: had on the vice president and he's asking him, and
23:43
Speaker 2: Joe Rogan is. The thing I like about Joe Rogan
23:46
Speaker 2: is is he is very matter of fact. Like I
23:48
Speaker 2: can't lock in for three hours pretty much for anything,
23:51
Speaker 2: because I just don't have that kind of time. If
23:52
Speaker 2: it's not work, I'm not doing three hours. But this
23:55
Speaker 2: was a great interview. What did you think of it?
23:58
Speaker 2: I know you're our election integer, the expert.
24:00
Speaker 3: No, I was just laughing about you know you and
24:03
Speaker 3: having to work for three hours at the time, Like listen,
24:05
Speaker 3: I understand the struggle is real. It's yeah. No, I
24:10
Speaker 3: think the JD. Vance is interesting. I think he actually,
24:13
Speaker 3: I actually think he is authentic, even though he comes
24:16
Speaker 3: off sometimes as not that.
24:18
Speaker 6: I do think that.
24:20
Speaker 3: And Joe Rogan, you know, God bless him, like for
24:22
Speaker 3: providing a forum for people like that to be able
24:24
Speaker 3: to just get into this stuff. And I think he doesn't.
24:27
Speaker 3: He doesn't just do like loaded stuff, right. I do
24:29
Speaker 3: think he's going to like ask challenging questions and you know,
24:32
Speaker 3: kind of have like an intellectually honest debate, which just
24:36
Speaker 3: makes like conversations like this about election integrity so refreshing.
24:39
Speaker 3: And I do think we're evolving as a country as
24:42
Speaker 3: in terms of our ability to have a real conversation
24:45
Speaker 3: and so it's very important to talk about it in
24:47
Speaker 3: the right way. And I think Jad Advance did a
24:48
Speaker 3: good job of talking about it here.
24:50
Speaker 2: I agree.
24:51
Speaker 3: I think they cheat.
24:53
Speaker 11: I think they've been done it forever, and I don't
24:54
Speaker 11: think there's any other reason why you would have no
24:57
Speaker 11: voter ID.
24:58
Speaker 6: And they try to say, oh, it's racist to have
25:00
Speaker 6: voter ID, Like, what are you talking about? Do you
25:03
Speaker 6: think other races are incapable of going to the d
25:06
Speaker 6: m V.
25:07
Speaker 10: That's insane, It's that's it's actually super racist, that's really right.
25:12
Speaker 10: The implication of their argument is literally like blacks and
25:15
Speaker 10: Hispanics cannot go to the DMV to get an ID.
25:17
Speaker 10: By the way, if you look at the polling, black
25:19
Speaker 10: Americans are as pro voter ID. Even though the most
25:22
Speaker 10: Black Americans vote Democrat, there's still pro voter ID as
25:25
Speaker 10: much as white Americans is.
25:27
Speaker 8: Most Americans are voterized I except for operatives.
25:32
Speaker 2: So to that point, there's there's another class of people
25:35
Speaker 2: that he left out there, and that's this stupid women's vote.
25:39
Speaker 2: People like, oh my god, they want to take away
25:42
Speaker 2: our vote because we get married and we can't change
25:44
Speaker 2: our idea. I'm like, I'm sorry, are we in the
25:46
Speaker 2: seventeen hundreds? Have we all just gone back as what
25:50
Speaker 2: the hell are you talking about?
25:51
Speaker 6: Wait, we waited for the letter to arrive via.
25:53
Speaker 2: I mean really, I'm like, I don't I don't actually understand.
25:57
Speaker 2: And it's it's infuriating to see you, like when I
26:00
Speaker 2: saw Meryl Stream come out.
26:03
Speaker 6: And and by the way, I'm sorry, go ahead.
26:05
Speaker 2: No no, please, well.
26:07
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say, like and by the way,
26:08
Speaker 3: it's like the whole like Nate Bargazi's got like this
26:11
Speaker 3: hilarious thing about like how is like Nate versus Nathan
26:14
Speaker 3: or whatever, and like the Delta's like, I don't know
26:16
Speaker 3: what we're gonna do about this.
26:17
Speaker 6: It's like I think, I think, I think we can
26:18
Speaker 6: get past this.
26:19
Speaker 3: Like if the idea doesn't match up, they will still
26:21
Speaker 3: let you cast a provisional ballot. Like no, one's not
26:23
Speaker 3: casting a ballot because the name on your ID doesn't
26:26
Speaker 3: match like the name on the voter registration. There's a
26:29
Speaker 3: number like in fact, like in Los Angeles, they just had.
26:33
Speaker 3: The reason why it takes them so long to count
26:35
Speaker 3: these ballots is not just because of the late arriving uh,
26:38
Speaker 3: like you have this extended window, but because of all
26:41
Speaker 3: the signature verification that's required to go out and thing
26:43
Speaker 3: called curing the ballots. So they literally go out and
26:46
Speaker 3: track people down and make sure that the signatures will
26:49
Speaker 3: match up. If they get flagged on the front end,
26:51
Speaker 3: so of course there will be mechanisms for people to
26:54
Speaker 3: get their vote to count in those instances.
26:57
Speaker 6: It's ridiculous.
26:58
Speaker 2: It is ridiculous, and I think it's also it's one
27:01
Speaker 2: of those moments where I always say, like, okay, so
27:04
Speaker 2: let me get this straight. We're flying people to Mars,
27:08
Speaker 2: we create an AI and we have self driving cars,
27:13
Speaker 2: but getting ID with a new name on it bridge
27:17
Speaker 2: too far. Bro, That's where you cross the line. I'm like,
27:20
Speaker 2: all right, not to mention the fact, and you and
27:22
Speaker 2: I have discussed this. The Save Act bill is thirty pages,
27:27
Speaker 2: thirty two pages. This is not a deep read. It's
27:32
Speaker 2: you can get through it, do ten pages a day.
27:34
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's not a Tolstoy or Charles Bon's guys.
27:36
Speaker 2: We got not warm piece. Guys like, yeah, we can,
27:39
Speaker 2: we can do it, you know what I mean. And
27:40
Speaker 2: this is the stuff where I'm like, okay, it's it's
27:44
Speaker 2: so infuriating that you'll say to somebody why do you
27:48
Speaker 2: think that? Or where does that come from? Or have
27:50
Speaker 2: you read and they freak out. Whenever anybody freaks out,
27:55
Speaker 2: I'm like, okay, so what you're saying is you're unable
27:57
Speaker 2: to have an intelligent conversation. You need to blow up
28:00
Speaker 2: up because that's your defensive mechanism to what's actually happening here,
28:03
Speaker 2: as opposed to saying, you know, I didn't read it.
28:05
Speaker 2: I have no idea what it says. All right, well,
28:08
Speaker 2: so read it and then let's talk, because I.
28:09
Speaker 3: Think you would have to go or even just like
28:11
Speaker 3: I had yet to invest the forty five seconds required
28:13
Speaker 3: to think about how how appropriate or inappropriate would be
28:16
Speaker 3: actually require someone to have an ID to vote.
28:19
Speaker 2: No, it's and the same people that don't want the
28:21
Speaker 2: ID for you to vote will not let you into
28:24
Speaker 2: their event unless you have ID. So can we just
28:28
Speaker 2: please for a minute anyways? All right, So Mike Lee,
28:33
Speaker 2: who's been the stalwart of this thing, so we've got
28:36
Speaker 2: just to be clear, we've got Tuberville Mike Lee. Jim Banks,
28:41
Speaker 2: Senator Cruz says that he is behind the Save Act,
28:44
Speaker 2: although quietly, which I find troubling.
28:49
Speaker 3: No, I think he said recently he's like, I'm willing
28:51
Speaker 3: to do anything it takes to pass it.
28:52
Speaker 6: Okay, Ted, we'll see.
28:53
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, Ted, you've been super quiet, so you know
28:56
Speaker 2: how about that? So we've got Ted and then we've
28:59
Speaker 2: got but you know, John Kennedy, who's alignce hack of shit.
29:03
Speaker 2: He likes to pretend like he cares, but he does,
29:05
Speaker 2: and he's using that Oxford educated Southern twang to make
29:09
Speaker 2: you feel like he cares. But behind closed doors he's like,
29:11
Speaker 2: you better not vote for that shit. All right, we'll
29:13
Speaker 2: take your committee assignment. That's what's really going on. But
29:16
Speaker 2: Mike Lee comes out I think it was last night
29:19
Speaker 2: this clip is from and he's talking about the parliamentarian.
29:23
Speaker 2: So the new angle has been this parliamentarian, which we've
29:27
Speaker 2: talked about, was appointed by Harry Reid who is a
29:29
Speaker 2: raging lunatic Liberal but kept through Biden and McCullough and
29:34
Speaker 2: is buddy buddy buddy with John fun anything to add
29:40
Speaker 2: to that, I felt like, you.
29:40
Speaker 6: Well, well, I just did.
29:42
Speaker 3: I think that's actually what we lose with Mitch McConnell
29:45
Speaker 3: and Lindsey Graham is you lose people who understand like
29:49
Speaker 3: all the urricane rules and how to actually get stuff
29:52
Speaker 3: done or keep stuff from being done in the Senate,
29:55
Speaker 3: and they don't think people appreciate how complex it is.
29:58
Speaker 3: But the parliamentary it is absolutely that's the guy, right.
30:02
Speaker 2: So and here's the problem with her. She is not
30:06
Speaker 2: somebody who likes Trump. She is not somebody who's just
30:09
Speaker 2: being objective, and people are saying we have to honor
30:13
Speaker 2: what she has to say. Mike Lee had this to
30:15
Speaker 2: say about the part, and this is Mike Lee. He's
30:18
Speaker 2: the most respectful person. I mean, honestly, it's shocking.
30:24
Speaker 4: In the coming days, there may be a fair amount
30:25
Speaker 4: of conversation about budget reconciliation and about what can happen
30:30
Speaker 4: on budget reconciliation as far as getting significant parts of
30:34
Speaker 4: the Save America Act, or at least some of the
30:36
Speaker 4: benefits of the Save America Act pass through budget reconciliation,
30:40
Speaker 4: which allows us to do it fifty one votes without
30:42
Speaker 4: a sixty vote closure vote. One of the arguments you're
30:47
Speaker 4: going to hear over and over again is we've got
30:50
Speaker 4: to protect the parliamentarian. The parliamentarian's rulings have to be
30:53
Speaker 4: sacrif saying they can't be overturned. Nobody's calling for the
30:58
Speaker 4: parliamentarian's rulings to be overturned. Why Because the parliamentarian doesn't rule.
31:03
Speaker 4: She lacks that power. Only the presiding officer rules. The
31:09
Speaker 4: parliamentarian merely offers advice the presiding officer whether that's the
31:13
Speaker 4: Vice President of the United States, the President pro tem
31:16
Speaker 4: or the acting President pro temp, meaning a senator from
31:19
Speaker 4: the majority party who is assigned at regular intervals to
31:25
Speaker 4: fill in in the absence of the Vice President. It's
31:27
Speaker 4: the presiding Officer who makes the ruling. It's then up
31:31
Speaker 4: to the Senate to either sustain or overturn that ruling.
31:35
Speaker 4: In most contexts, it takes a simple majority vote to
31:38
Speaker 4: overturn the ruling of the chair. In budget reconciliation, it
31:42
Speaker 4: takes sixty votes, so the math changes. But regardless, look,
31:47
Speaker 4: there is nothing sacred about the rule of the Senate Parliamentary.
31:51
Speaker 4: Nobody elected the Senate parliamentarian. The Senate parliamentarian occupies no
31:56
Speaker 4: constitutional post in our system of government. So don't believe
32:01
Speaker 4: those who say that you've got to protect the parliamentary
32:04
Speaker 4: and at all costs. It's not her vote that matters.
32:06
Speaker 4: She doesn't have a vote. It's the ruling of the
32:09
Speaker 4: presenting officer that matters.
32:12
Speaker 2: He is, in my opinion, such a valuable asset to
32:17
Speaker 2: the United States. He is so well read, so incredibly informed,
32:21
Speaker 2: and actually one of the people who does understand the
32:24
Speaker 2: arcane rules of the Senate and the legislative body that
32:27
Speaker 2: it is.
32:28
Speaker 3: Ironically, it's the Senate parliamentary who's been keeping miss mcconon
32:31
Speaker 3: on the hospital too. She has yet to get him
32:33
Speaker 3: in the green light to say now we can get
32:34
Speaker 3: off the tubes and come back to work. No, it's
32:36
Speaker 3: she's got a lot of power, as it turns out. No,
32:39
Speaker 3: he's you love him.
32:40
Speaker 6: I know that he is.
32:41
Speaker 3: He is an ally and I think he's a true teller,
32:44
Speaker 3: and he is unafraid to say things that other people
32:47
Speaker 3: seem unwilling to say. And I do think that that's
32:50
Speaker 3: his important voice in the conversation we need to be
32:53
Speaker 3: having right.
32:54
Speaker 2: And I will tell you I had an interview with
32:56
Speaker 2: Clint Brown. I don't know if I told you about this,
32:58
Speaker 2: but Clint Brown the former executive director of the Senate
33:02
Speaker 2: Steering Commission, and he's worked with all of these people,
33:05
Speaker 2: and I did. I did an interview with him a
33:07
Speaker 2: couple of weeks ago, and I asked him, I'm like,
33:11
Speaker 2: is it true that we can't do this or we
33:13
Speaker 2: can't do that? And he went step by step through
33:16
Speaker 2: why we could do all of the various things to
33:19
Speaker 2: bring the Save Act forward, how we could nuke the
33:21
Speaker 2: filibuster what we needed to do that and one of
33:24
Speaker 2: the things that we talked about that I thought was
33:25
Speaker 2: really interesting, and I don't know that we would ever
33:27
Speaker 2: do it, but I feel like if we're going to
33:29
Speaker 2: now's the time is the Vice President is allowed to
33:32
Speaker 2: come into the Senate, rule over the Senate and call
33:36
Speaker 2: someone other than the majority leader to open the session
33:40
Speaker 2: right at which time they could bring the Save America
33:44
Speaker 2: Act to the floor for a debate and a talking filibuster.
33:49
Speaker 2: If that happened, it would be the exact same process
33:53
Speaker 2: that happened with the nineteen sixty four Civil Rights Act
33:56
Speaker 2: and the process of going through that when it was
33:59
Speaker 2: debatedmocrats didn't want it, and then they had to express
34:04
Speaker 2: why they didn't want it, and the more they talked
34:07
Speaker 2: and the longer they went and the worse they sounded,
34:10
Speaker 2: they started to dial that back until the point that
34:12
Speaker 2: they were able to pass it. It would be the
34:14
Speaker 2: same exact thing here. Then we'll get to see all
34:18
Speaker 2: of the rhinos who aren't supporting right now the same
34:22
Speaker 2: of America Act, because they're going to have to come
34:24
Speaker 2: up to the Dais and make their point. Are you
34:26
Speaker 2: against her? Are you four? Which one is it? And why?
34:30
Speaker 10: So?
34:30
Speaker 2: I'm thinking we're definitely going to get our votes because
34:34
Speaker 2: none of these spineless, feckless wonders have the balls to
34:38
Speaker 2: get up there and tell you to your face, oh sorry,
34:40
Speaker 2: I've been stabbing in the back. But now because the
34:43
Speaker 2: microphones here in the cameras here, I'm going to tell them,
34:45
Speaker 2: you know, yep, gonna pass the say Aact. Suddenly we're
34:48
Speaker 2: going to have those votes. Now, what do you think
34:50
Speaker 2: about that?
34:51
Speaker 3: I think it's brilliant. I guess I'm skeptical because I
34:54
Speaker 3: feel like, look at they really wanted to do it.
34:56
Speaker 3: I mean, the rules and the mechanisms exist, and that
34:59
Speaker 3: so that you just laid out one pathway to do it.
35:01
Speaker 3: I think I've said before on this show, but in
35:04
Speaker 3: talks to some of the people I've speaking with, you
35:06
Speaker 3: could amend the real ID Act that's already on the
35:08
Speaker 3: books to just require you have to show a real
35:10
Speaker 3: ID for federal elections, and that would essentially accomplish the
35:13
Speaker 3: same thing, require an ID. So, I mean the mechanisms exist, right,
35:17
Speaker 3: It's kind of like Donald Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship.
35:21
Speaker 3: That may not be the right way to do it legally,
35:23
Speaker 3: but like, there's probably ways to accomplish the same goal
35:26
Speaker 3: when it comes to crime voter ID there's multiple pathways.
35:29
Speaker 3: So the issue to me is less logistical and it's
35:31
Speaker 3: more ideological.
35:33
Speaker 6: Clearly there are.
35:33
Speaker 3: Republicans in charge in this country who don't want to
35:36
Speaker 3: happen for whatever reason. That is the bigger That is
35:39
Speaker 3: the bigger issue than like we have yet to find
35:40
Speaker 3: the practical pathway.
35:42
Speaker 6: To make it happen.
35:43
Speaker 2: Well, I tell you what we're going to be looking
35:44
Speaker 2: over the next two weeks, because that's all we have
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Speaker 2: left now, because these are together, you.
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Speaker 6: Said August third, August I was taken.
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Speaker 2: Because November third is our general election, so can't wait
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Speaker 2: to see. All right, We've got a few more clips
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Speaker 2: before we end the show. One very sad clip for
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Speaker 2: the those of you remember this case. There was an
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Speaker 2: Indian national who was here illegally and he crashed into
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Speaker 2: very very slow moving traffic with an illegal CDL license
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Speaker 2: that was given him by the state not out of
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Speaker 2: the then California and killed three people on the spot.
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Speaker 2: And for those three lives that he took, he is
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Speaker 2: receiving wait for it, four years and eight months. This
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Speaker 2: is a quick recap of that incident.
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Speaker 12: Now take a look at This is exclusive dash cam
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Speaker 12: video that is now the subject of several law enforcement investigations,
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Speaker 12: shows the moment a red Semi truck plowed into a
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Speaker 12: number of vehicles on the west Dound ten Freeway in
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Speaker 12: Ontario just after one pm yesterday. The CHP told the
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Speaker 12: La Times the driver of this big rig is a
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Speaker 12: twenty one year old man who is now under arrest
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Speaker 12: on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. A
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Speaker 12: total of four semis were involved in also four passenger vehicles,
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Speaker 12: one of them exploding in flames. Three people were killed
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Speaker 12: and four others were taken to local hospitals. This horrific
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Speaker 12: crash happened just east of the fifteenth Threeway and shut
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Speaker 12: down all westbound lanes for more than twelve hours.
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Speaker 2: Thousands of drivers.
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Speaker 12: Were tracked the gridlock just as the evening commute was
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Speaker 12: getting underway. It also happened near the Ontario Airport. To
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Speaker 12: the crash likely delay people that were trying to get
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Speaker 12: to their life.
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Speaker 2: I mean that for those of you that are listening
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Speaker 2: and not watching, when you see that truck plow into
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Speaker 2: these cars that are literally sitting still when they say
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Speaker 2: slow moving, I think that they mean like crawling, like
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Speaker 2: they're not moving and then this rig just comes from
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Speaker 2: nowhere and crashes. These people did not have a moment,
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Speaker 2: They didn't have a second to react. They were literally
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Speaker 2: dead on impact.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, if you kill somebody, let alone three people for
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Speaker 3: driving on the influence. No, And like the video just
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Speaker 3: shows you how like harbor Thicke it is. It wasn't
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Speaker 3: one of those things where I mean, unfortunately, I've had
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Speaker 3: a number of instances of the legal immigrants to other
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Speaker 3: people who have been involved in fatalities. You have to wonder,
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Speaker 3: you know, I'm reminded of in Minnesota they met they
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Speaker 3: passed the law said that you have to take the
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Speaker 3: race of the criminal into account when it comes to sentencing.
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Speaker 3: Like that's like like their post George Floyd, where like
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Speaker 3: forget about what the laws is, it's like what race
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Speaker 3: is this person and are they like overrepresented in the
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Speaker 3: legal system, et cetera.
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Speaker 6: And you kind of just have to wonder.
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Speaker 3: It's a bizarre, but it matters because like if this
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Speaker 3: person was not an illegal immigrant, would they be getting
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Speaker 3: the same sentence or were they be getting a harsher sentence?
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Speaker 3: And I would just say, I know, people, I'm aware
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Speaker 3: of cases where you have fewer fatalities but a different
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Speaker 3: race of offender who got a much harsher sentence.
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Speaker 2: Well, they actually put a side by side of this
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Speaker 2: when this news was released, because he was just sentenced
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Speaker 2: yesterday and it was so sad. They had a young
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Speaker 2: white woman who is a pro life protester, right, So
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Speaker 2: she goes to various clinics and she tries to talk
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Speaker 2: to people before they go in and just say, hey,
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Speaker 2: there's another way you don't have to kill your baby.
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Speaker 8: Right.
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Speaker 2: She's currently in prison for protesting at abortion clinics for
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Speaker 2: four years and nine months.
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Speaker 3: What they call it the Face Act violations, right, Yeah,
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Speaker 3: so that's insane.
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Speaker 2: The Face Act violation garnered her the same amount of
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Speaker 2: time as an American white woman, as an Indian national
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Speaker 2: under the influence of drugs in a nation that he's
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Speaker 2: not support. He's here illegally from Biden, taking drugs and
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Speaker 2: has now murdered three and injured four. Oh and he
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Speaker 2: shut down the road for twelve hours.
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Speaker 3: So do twelve hour I mean that's a tragedy, like
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Speaker 3: the three people have died obviously, is like a tragedy
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Speaker 3: beyond anything else.
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Speaker 6: But I cannot imagine being stuck on the road for
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Speaker 6: twelve hours.
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Speaker 2: And you're stuck, You're in a horrible accident scene.
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Speaker 6: I can't move, can't move as what if you're on.
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Speaker 2: Your way to the hospital with your pregnant wife or
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Speaker 2: somebody's having a heart attack. How many other you know
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Speaker 2: that ripple effect?
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Speaker 3: I'd also say it lines up with the other clip
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Speaker 3: we have, which is is Tim Waltz and him and
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Speaker 3: Keith Ellison and Minnesota, right, so same, Speaking of Minnesota,
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Speaker 3: they're hardening a Vietnamese or yet national who was convicted
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Speaker 3: of theorially raping a child starting in the fourth grade,
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Speaker 3: and you know Marko Rubia and the donal Trup administration
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Speaker 3: of Lens eventually deported him. But it's almost like they
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Speaker 3: took this step to pardon this guy, I think because
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Speaker 3: they're trying to keep him from being deported.
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Speaker 2: No, they one were. They literally said, oh, hey, you're
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Speaker 2: the guy who rapes ten year olds, right cool, Yeah,
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Speaker 2: we're going to pardon you and you can stay here.
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Speaker 2: And as if it could not get worse, Tim Walls
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Speaker 2: made it worse. He came out and said this after
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Speaker 2: he this national was removed by Marco Rubio and you
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Speaker 2: know President Trump, where Marco Ruby was like, I don't
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Speaker 2: actually understand why we need to keep a child rapist
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Speaker 2: in our country. He's here illegally. This is enough impetus
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Speaker 2: to kick him out. Have a nice day.
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Speaker 6: See you right? Yeah, this isn't hard. But here's his answer.
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Speaker 2: Not yeah, here's his answer.
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Speaker 6: Did that make us any safer?
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Speaker 2: Did that make the children that are left behind any
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Speaker 2: more stable?
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Speaker 8: Did it improve the idea that.
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Speaker 6: We can't all be judged by our worst day? And
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Speaker 6: I want to be very clear, these are horrific crimes.
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Speaker 6: They often are.
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Speaker 2: Our worst day.
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Speaker 6: It was a number of days, at several days.
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Speaker 3: And believe it or not, there are people who believe
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Speaker 3: deporting a child's sex offender does make the area that
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Speaker 3: he's been deported from safer. That's not necessarily controversial opinion.
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Speaker 2: But again it goes back to this conversation with these
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Speaker 2: liberals who are saying things like you can't call them
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Speaker 2: a pedophile, you have to call them minor attracted persons.
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Speaker 2: What is happening? No, No, it's just pedophile. It's you know,
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Speaker 2: if I see you and you're like I can't even imagine.
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Speaker 6: No, wait, I know this one. No, that's a pedophile.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, ding ding ding. So now, in the complete antithesis
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Speaker 2: to this, we have the Polish president, who I kind
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Speaker 2: of love, and he's a real hardline conservative, and someone
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Speaker 2: is asking him about people that would come into Poland illegally,
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Speaker 2: and he's at this event where he's celebrating and promoting
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Speaker 2: the remigration effort for all of Europe, and this is
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Speaker 2: the question he's asked. In his answer, it's pretty great.
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Speaker 11: So it's sometimes Ki, you're here, Parsi, savior of Act
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Speaker 11: for remigration.
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Speaker 6: Why do you support formigration though?
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Speaker 11: Because I want my future daughter to be alive, not
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Speaker 11: ray and Kal is that it out is a good
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Speaker 11: reason important.
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Speaker 2: Put In is quite a protected country from immigration.
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Speaker 11: I mean quiet, it's zero. We don't have illegal migrants.
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Speaker 11: It's not quite protective. We did not let them in
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Speaker 11: and zero zero.
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Speaker 6: It's because you're afraid of what you're.
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Speaker 2: We're not afraid.
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Speaker 6: We're smart, we are brave men.
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Speaker 8: Look at me.
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Speaker 11: I'm not afraid of anything. We are brave, we are strong,
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Speaker 11: we are not political correct, we don't give a shit.
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Speaker 11: We take care of our families.
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Speaker 2: Some parliamentaries of the European Parliament.
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Speaker 6: Are afraid of to like support the immigration. No, they
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Speaker 6: are greedy. They are looking for cheap labor.
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Speaker 11: That's what happened when Al America started this madness. This
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Speaker 11: is why they paid the price now because of the greed.
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Speaker 6: They are greedy.
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Speaker 11: They don't care about future generations. They're thinking about themselves,
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Speaker 11: about today. It doesn't matter what's gonna happen in ten,
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Speaker 11: twenty or thirty years. They don't care.
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Speaker 10: We do.
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Speaker 11: That is the main difference. Their civilization and our civilization
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Speaker 11: is completely different. We are thinking about future generations. Can
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Speaker 11: you see the difference. We are patrios. They are headonists.
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Speaker 11: That's the difference.
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Speaker 8: Thank you very much.
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Speaker 6: Cheer Cheer.
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Speaker 2: Kitchen. I clip of the day. Like that guy is
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Speaker 2: such a baller. I love him. He when he said
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Speaker 2: he goes because I don't want him to rape my
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Speaker 2: future daughter. How about that? Is that good enough for you?
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Speaker 3: And by the way, like shades of what Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: said in twenty fifteen when he comes down the Golden
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Speaker 3: escalator and he said, you know, they're not sending their
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Speaker 3: best people.
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Speaker 6: They're sending rapists. They're sending these people.
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Speaker 3: I mean literally that, and then the media in America
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Speaker 3: goes crazy about it, and that's like what launched the
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Speaker 3: next decade of Trump arrangement syndrome.
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Speaker 6: So that for that guy for giving zero fs.
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Speaker 2: Yeah no, not only giving zero f's but speaking our
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Speaker 2: language and our curse words, well done. I appreciate it.
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Speaker 2: I recognize you, sir, and thank you very much. So
44:39
Speaker 2: all right, well, I was on the Save Act. Next
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Speaker 2: week when we do our show, we'll have one week
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Speaker 2: left for these idiots to screw it up. I can't
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Speaker 2: wait to see what President Trump does tonight in the speech.
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Speaker 2: I think I hear it's like mind blowing what's about
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Speaker 2: to happen and what he's going to release.
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Speaker 6: I may or may not have had a little bit
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Speaker 6: of a.
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Speaker 3: I'm marginally aware of some stuff, so I think, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 3: stay tuned.
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Speaker 2: Is it like, where is it on the scale of
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Speaker 2: oh shit?
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Speaker 3: I think it's a I think it's to your point.
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Speaker 3: I think it's more like, hey, here's some data and
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Speaker 3: we're going to use to justify what we think, like
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Speaker 3: how we can get there without you know, kind of
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Speaker 3: having to come up with the filipbuster and that kind
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Speaker 3: of stuff. Right, So I think it's more like things
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Speaker 3: are much worse than you believe, and because they're much
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Speaker 3: worse than they're going to qualify in a certain category,
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Speaker 3: which allows us to do certain things.
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Speaker 2: Fantastic. Okay, On that note, ladies and gentlemen, you heard
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Speaker 2: it first from our expert elitist, Eric Eggers, currently vacationing
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Speaker 2: like a proper euro We will see him next week,
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Speaker 2: hopefully back in his home studio. I am Lynna McLaughlin.
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Speaker 2: He is Eric Eggers at Eric Underscore, Eggers at Lindamick
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