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Wayne Allyn Root Interview with President Donald J. Trump 09/17/24 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 1: All right, Wana, Laruth, this is my sixteenth interview with
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Speaker 1: the greatest president of my lifetime.
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Speaker 1: They all wanted me to open the interview of the
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Speaker 1: same thing. Thank you, We love you and appreciate everything
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Speaker 1: in the White House. Your fans love you.
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Speaker 3: Thank you very much, and they love you too, and
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Speaker 3: for good reason, because you have a spirit and you
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Speaker 3: get it at the same time. You're both angry but
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Speaker 3: a happy warrior nevertheless, because you see what's happening with
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Speaker 3: our country, where millions of people coming in from jails
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Speaker 3: and from you know, they take their convicts off the street,
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Speaker 3: they take their killers, their murderers, they're drug dealers, They
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Speaker 3: empty their jails, and they empty their mental institutions. And
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Speaker 3: then you add terrorists on top of it, and they're
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Speaker 3: all being dumped into our country. And if you say
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Speaker 3: it and you don't have a nice smile on your face,
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Speaker 3: they say, oh, he's angry. You know, they were saying
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Speaker 3: at the debate, I did well, but I looked angry.
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Speaker 3: I said, you're supposed to be angry. How can you
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Speaker 3: be happy?
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Speaker 2: Twenty one million people came into our country.
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Speaker 3: From prisons, from jails, from mental institutions, and terrorists are
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Speaker 3: poring into our country. And you look at the crime
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Speaker 3: rate of these countries all over the world. It's way
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Speaker 3: down because they've given us their criminals. And then they say,
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Speaker 3: why aren't you happy. I'm not thrilled and you're not thrilled.
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Speaker 2: Nobody's really so listen, it's we talked about fake news media.
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Speaker 1: The biggest problem with the fake news media is they
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Speaker 1: hide the truth of what's going on. So when you
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Speaker 1: mentioned at the debate the cats of the dogs being
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Speaker 1: eaten in Haiti, I think it focused the attention of
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Speaker 1: the nation, the real people, you know, like I'm going
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Speaker 1: to s be a son of a butcher, right my
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Speaker 1: dad the butcher. Focused attention from the butchers, the bakers,
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Speaker 1: and the candlestick makers on the problem of illegal immigration.
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Speaker 1: They're taking over our cities, the gangs. Venezuela in Haitian MS.
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Speaker 2: Thirteen. Well, what's happened there is incredible.
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Speaker 3: You have a beautiful little town of around fifty thousand
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Speaker 3: people and they put twenty five thirty thousand people there
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Speaker 3: that come from a very different part of the world culture.
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Speaker 2: And then I.
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Speaker 3: Watched some of the city officials were saying, yes, we're
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Speaker 3: looking for interpreters, we're looking for teachers. They can't afford that,
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Speaker 3: and they shouldn't be there, and you have to send
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Speaker 3: them back. We can't take this, We can't do this as.
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Speaker 2: A nation anymore.
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Speaker 3: And I know it maybe sounds harsh to some people,
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Speaker 3: and to some people it sounds very smart. It was
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Speaker 3: actually smart. But you know, you're not going to teach
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Speaker 3: them English. They have no English, they have no anything,
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Speaker 3: and we're going to now they were looking for interpreters,
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Speaker 3: they were looking for teachers so that they can teach
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Speaker 3: them English.
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Speaker 2: No, No, they have to leave.
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Speaker 3: One hundred percent of them have to leave, and they
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Speaker 3: have to be very nicely brought back to their country.
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Speaker 2: But we cannot have them in any other town either.
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Speaker 3: And you have a similar problem, but even more violent,
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Speaker 3: because you have Venezuelans that have guns that our military
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Speaker 3: doesn't even have. They have AK forty seven Supreme. You
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Speaker 3: know it's the Preme means. I mean, that's all the
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Speaker 3: bells and whistles.
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Speaker 2: You're like a Navy seal.
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Speaker 3: You almost say maybe beyond and you almost say where
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Speaker 3: do they get this stuff? And they're going into town,
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Speaker 3: this is Aurora in Colorado, and you have a governor
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Speaker 3: who's petrified. He's petrified, he's afraid to do anything, and
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Speaker 3: he really can't because his party is saying leave them alone.
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Speaker 3: But these people are taking over apartment buildings with guns.
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Speaker 3: They're in the real estate business, right.
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Speaker 2: But the city managers say, you're lying, you're wrong. The
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Speaker 2: city manager, well, you know, i've seen too many tapes.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's probably. Yeah, they're afraid they're going to hurt
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Speaker 3: the image of the city. What hurts it more is
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Speaker 3: what's happening. And you know people are going to be
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Speaker 3: dying very soon, and this is happening in many These
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Speaker 3: are two places, Springfield and Aurora. These are two really
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Speaker 3: nice places until this happened and they all came in.
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Speaker 3: But this is happening in hundreds, probably thousands of different
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Speaker 3: towns and cities.
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Speaker 2: Throughout our country. And we got to take them out
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Speaker 2: and bring them back.
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Speaker 3: And we have no ye And I guess there'll be
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Speaker 3: certain exceptions you can make, but I don't see a
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Speaker 3: lot of them. But if you look at Springfield, where
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Speaker 3: like twenty five thirty thousand, they almost double their population and.
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Speaker 2: They're looking for teachers.
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Speaker 3: It's instead of looking it's madness, instead of looking for
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Speaker 3: people to help get them out right. And it's a
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Speaker 3: terrible situation our country. If I'm not elected, our country
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Speaker 3: will never be the same. I can tell you that
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Speaker 3: right now. You know that, baby, I know that.
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Speaker 2: Well.
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Speaker 1: Listen, we talk all the time about the crime of
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Speaker 1: illegals and they don't belong here in this and that.
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Speaker 1: But what we don't talk about enough is that we
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Speaker 1: spend My understanding from a congressional committee.
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Speaker 2: Was up to af trillion a year on illegals at
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Speaker 2: this point.
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Speaker 1: That could be spent on Americans and homeless vets and
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Speaker 1: military vets and mothers and fathers, parents, and we're not
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Speaker 1: spending it on Americans.
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Speaker 2: We'll how about New York City.
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Speaker 3: So for twenty years I've been hearing they don't have
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Speaker 3: much money to do things, and now they're spending billions
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Speaker 3: of dollars and they're not getting it from the federal government,
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Speaker 3: which is incredible. And they're spending buildings. I'm saying, where
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Speaker 3: do you get this money? But they're spending billions of
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Speaker 3: dollars on I hear different numbers. I hear sixty thousand people.
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Speaker 3: It's a lot, you know, that's filling up Yankee Stadium
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Speaker 3: in Alfaris. I hear one hundred and twenty. I hear
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Speaker 3: two hundred thousand. I hear numbers probably closer to two
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Speaker 3: hundred thousand. But they're spending many billions of dollars, and
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Speaker 3: amazingly they seem to be able to get the money
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Speaker 3: and they're not getting it from the federal government. But
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Speaker 3: because they're going broke, this is death suspending sustaining what's
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Speaker 3: going on, and more importantly, the crime that's happening.
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Speaker 2: And you know, when they corrected me in.
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Speaker 3: The debate because I said crime is at a level
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Speaker 3: that we've never seen before, turned out I was right.
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Speaker 2: Yes you were.
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Speaker 3: And somebody over at the Justice Department where they have
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Speaker 3: these statistics, likes Donald Trump because the FBI said that
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Speaker 3: actually crime was going down, but they didn't include places
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Speaker 3: like Chicago thing, they didn't include various very very bad
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Speaker 3: cities in terms of crime, and they really the real
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Speaker 3: numbers including everything, and you know, murders are up like
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Speaker 3: forty percent, and muggings are up way through the roof
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Speaker 3: every the numbers are the worst we've ever had. So
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Speaker 3: I turned out to be right, and I haven't had
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Speaker 3: an apology to the best of my knowledge from ABC
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Speaker 3: or the FBI.
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Speaker 2: Well, you were right about abortion as well.
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Speaker 1: The fact is there are states that allow abortion to
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Speaker 1: the last minute of birth.
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Speaker 2: That's a fact, and beyond and beyond, okay, under certain
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Speaker 2: circum stays and beyond. But they don't fact check her, ever,
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Speaker 2: even though she said nothing.
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Speaker 3: But lot, including the potential vice president. Can you believe
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Speaker 3: this guy has incredible has the potential to become president?
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Speaker 3: It's and he's a whack job. He's a whack he's
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Speaker 3: a crazy guy, snitch hotline. Yeah, he's a bad and
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Speaker 3: I think he's also a bad guy. I thought it
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Speaker 3: was a terrible pick. We'll find out, you know, if
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Speaker 3: it's if she makes it, it was a good pick. Well,
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Speaker 3: if she doesn't make it, I think it was a
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Speaker 3: terrible pick. But I think it was a well, especially
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Speaker 3: after you get to know him, because there's something wrong
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Speaker 3: with him.
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Speaker 1: Well, you know that I'm Jewish, and the obvious pick
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Speaker 1: would have been Josh Shapiro, but the Democrat Party could
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Speaker 1: not pick a Jew because the Democrat Party hates Israel.
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Speaker 3: Well, I'm not a fan of his, but he would
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Speaker 3: have been a better pick and I've seen him, and
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Speaker 3: a lot of people aren't liking the job he's doing.
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Speaker 2: But you know what, he would have been a better pick.
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Speaker 2: I think anybody would have been a better pick than
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Speaker 2: what they have now.
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Speaker 1: So you mentioned your city spending all this money in illegals.
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Speaker 1: That brought to mind the fact that at the same
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Speaker 1: time they're spending billions on illegals there now the city
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Speaker 1: council is about to pass a reparations bill for black Americans.
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Speaker 1: I mean, this is all insanity. You know, my relatives
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Speaker 1: weren't even here in nineteen twenty. What do I have
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Speaker 1: to do with the owing anybody for any color?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I haven't heard that, but.
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Speaker 3: It's being talked about a lot of different places. I
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Speaker 3: will take a look. But that's pretty incredible, isn't it.
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Speaker 3: There's no money for all this, Well where are they
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Speaker 3: going to get it? And as you know, and Los
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Speaker 3: Angeles are talking about it, and they have no money, right.
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Speaker 2: So it's going to be a hot topic.
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Speaker 1: So you talk all the time about the rigged election,
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Speaker 1: and a lot of people go, it wasn't rigged, It
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Speaker 1: wasn't rigged.
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Speaker 2: He's crazy. Meanwhile, you are to rig debate. We had
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Speaker 2: a rig debate. We have a rigged election.
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Speaker 3: We have bad borders, we have very bad elections, we
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Speaker 3: have a bad voting system, we have mail in ballots.
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Speaker 3: And you know, it's very interesting I read the other
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Speaker 3: day the Post Office is saying how bad it is.
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Speaker 3: The Post Office is critiquing themselves, saying, we're really in
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Speaker 3: bad shape. We can't deliver the mail. And they're not
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Speaker 3: even talking about mail in ballots. Right, We're going to
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Speaker 3: dump millions and millions of bells. And I'm saying to myself,
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Speaker 3: how can they be taking the vote and they can't.
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Speaker 3: They are saying they're in very bad shape, that they
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Speaker 3: cannot deliver the mail.
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Speaker 2: Well, and we're relying on them.
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Speaker 3: And I said, you know, we ought to go to
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Speaker 3: court and we are to bring a lawsuit because they're
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Speaker 3: going to lose hundreds of thousands of ballots, maybe purposely
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Speaker 3: or maybe just through incompetence.
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Speaker 2: But we have a lot of our votes come.
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Speaker 3: In many, many, big percentage, whatever it may be, but
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Speaker 3: a tremendous percentage, much more than half come in with
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Speaker 3: the mail in voting. And we have the Post Office
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Speaker 3: say they can't do the job. So wouldn't you have
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Speaker 3: to make a change.
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Speaker 1: Well, I mean it's interesting because just I think it
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Speaker 1: was yesterday the US Postal Service Union endorsed Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 1: So how do you trust an election? How did you
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Speaker 1: trust the debate where the moderator is the sorority sister
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Speaker 1: of Kamala And now you've got mail in ballots being
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Speaker 1: trusted into the hands of people that just endorsed Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 2: That union. How do you know there's going to be
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Speaker 2: a clean election. Well, they've always been a very Democrat union.
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Speaker 2: That's the way it is.
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Speaker 3: We have people that like us too, but it's always
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Speaker 3: been very democrat. Anytime you have mail in voting, you're
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Speaker 3: going to have fraud. And even Jimmy Carter said that
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Speaker 3: he had the Quarter Commission right where they had some
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Speaker 3: pretty good people, I think Snoop Jackson and some.
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Speaker 1: Other president Every country in the world where the only
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Speaker 1: country that allows mail in voting when no voter.
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Speaker 3: Id Well, some did allow and they got out of it.
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Speaker 3: France doesn't work. France had thirty nine million votes and
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Speaker 3: they didn't do it anymore, and they had a perfect election.
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Speaker 2: They knew who won it by ten o'clock in the evening.
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Speaker 2: Nine minutes.
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Speaker 3: So that's bigger than generally the states, right, I guess
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Speaker 3: almost all of them, including California, so it's bigger. But
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Speaker 3: France had a very successful election in terms of the ballots.
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Speaker 2: At ten o'clock it was won and it was lost.
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Speaker 2: Everybody went home. That was the end of it. And
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Speaker 2: by the way, it cost you less than ten percent
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Speaker 2: the cost.
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Speaker 3: You know, if you do just like paper ballots, voter
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Speaker 3: id also citizenship, but you don't do the whole thing
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Speaker 3: with the machines and the mail in you spend about
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Speaker 3: eight percent and you get more accurate.
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Speaker 2: Do you ever see these.
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Speaker 3: Machines where they announced that they should be able to
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Speaker 3: have the vote within the next two three weeks and
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Speaker 3: if you had mail in ballots, you would have it
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Speaker 3: that night. It's crazy, and they do it because it's
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Speaker 3: a very corrupt system.
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Speaker 1: don't have comfi. It's in is how do we stop
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Speaker 1: a rigged election? How do you stop overseas ballots that
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Speaker 1: get all these overseas ballots and stick them into battleground states.
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Speaker 1: You'll still postal service in Dorsey Kamala who trusts them?
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Speaker 1: How do you trust this system and how do we
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Speaker 3: I don't trust this system at all. They are horrible,
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Speaker 3: horrible cheaters. They were in the last elections. They were
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Speaker 3: probably they were in twenty sixteen, but they didn't cheat enough.
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Speaker 1: And by the proof of Zuckerberg, who confessed that he
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Speaker 1: helped to rig the election.
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Speaker 3: Well, in twenty sixteen, Hillary Clinton went around. She was furious.
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Speaker 3: She said, why didn't you do this for me? Because
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Speaker 3: it was pretty close election? And she's saying why. She
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Speaker 3: was an angry woman. She's saying, why didn't you do
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Speaker 3: this for me? Create some ballots?
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Speaker 1: But they didn't call her angry like they call you,
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Speaker 1: by the way, Yeah, that's right.
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Speaker 3: And everybody else, every other Democrat. You know, I think
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Speaker 3: sixty two percent of the people in Congress, and the
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Speaker 3: Democrats in Congress said and nobody ever calls them out
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Speaker 3: right for anything. In Georgia, you had the governor, right, Stacey,
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Speaker 3: she was saying it was rigged or was this it was? That?
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Speaker 3: Nobody calls them, They only called me out. No, it's
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Speaker 3: a very unfair system. It's a very corrupt system. It's
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Speaker 3: a very bad system. You know you need borders. We
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Speaker 3: really don't have good border. I had great borders. You
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Speaker 3: know my all time favorite chart that I pulled down
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Speaker 3: that day that saves your life, lying bullet, but that
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Speaker 3: it really saved my life. It was so you could
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Speaker 3: say immigration saved my life. If you think no, I
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Speaker 3: could say, God save your life. Well I think that too,
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Speaker 3: because a lot of people are saying that and maybe
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Speaker 3: saved my life because they want to save this country.
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Speaker 2: I'll tell you a quick lass story, then we'll cut
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Speaker 2: the interview. We'll let you run. So I was there yesterday,
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Speaker 2: as you know, and I witnessed.
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Speaker 1: Every moment from three o'clock in the afternoon till ten
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Speaker 1: o'clock at night. And you had thousands of people, we
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Speaker 1: think six to eight thousand people.
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Speaker 2: Nobody left. Everybody stayed.
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Speaker 1: And I looked at a Nevada newspaper today, which has
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Speaker 1: a very liberal slant, and they made a point of
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Speaker 1: saying he had six thousand people, but they all started
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Speaker 1: to leave. You and I both know no one started
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Speaker 1: to leave. They lie about everything involving.
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Speaker 2: Streaming more and more. And I ran up there for
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Speaker 2: about an hour and waited eight hours. I mean, these
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Speaker 2: people are there all day.
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Speaker 3: We're screaming more and I'm saying I was here for
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Speaker 3: an hour and forty five minutes. Oh, so it's so
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Speaker 3: sad to see the press is so corrupt. I didn't
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Speaker 3: realize that they said that, but she said that just
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Speaker 3: as the way of you know, she said, oh, the
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Speaker 3: people leave.
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Speaker 2: Nobody leaves. I mean nobody lives. When I say nobody,
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Speaker 2: I mean virtually nobody leaves. After eight hours.
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Speaker 1: Maybe someone gets tired of goes home, but that's eight
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Speaker 1: thousand people were there and maybe three left.
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Speaker 3: I make a joke sometimes, please don't get up and
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Speaker 3: go to the bathroom, because you'll have a place where
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Speaker 3: fifty sixty thousand seats and they'll all be occupied. If
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Speaker 3: somebody goes to the bathroom, the cameras will go right
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Speaker 3: on those right. He didn't fill it up. So now
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Speaker 3: they're very dishonest people. It's sad the press is so dishonest.
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Speaker 3: Borders are bad, elections are bad, the press is bad.
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Speaker 3: And you can't do worse than that. But we're going
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Speaker 3: to straighten it out.
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Speaker 1: Despite it all, I believe in God, and I believe
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Speaker 1: you are the chosen one to win this election to
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Speaker 1: save America. We pray for you, and we fight for
16:56
Speaker 1: you to the last minute. I don't know if you
16:58
Speaker 1: know in my opening speaks for you yesday, you weren't
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Speaker 1: there yet. I told the crowd we should treat the
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Speaker 1: Republican Party in this election like m way, like a
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Speaker 1: multi level marketing. You bring ten, and you bring ten
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Speaker 1: to the polls, and you bring ten. Everyone commits to
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Speaker 1: bring ten, and they bring ten. Will bring one hundred
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Speaker 1: million out for you, and then it'll become too big
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Speaker 1: to rike.
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Speaker 2: Big two rigger is a big deal. And that's true.
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Speaker 3: You can't at a certain point, you can't get away
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Speaker 3: with it right. But they get away with a lot
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Speaker 3: of things. They gave millions, I mean millions of us.
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Speaker 3: We did so well, you know, we got millions of
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Speaker 3: votes more the second time that we did.
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Speaker 2: The first time. Oh, the most in history. Everyone said, oh,
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Speaker 2: twenty sixteen was so good. I did much better in
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Speaker 2: twenty twelve, the most in history, the biggest difference.
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Speaker 3: We'll say, just to wrap it up, but I will
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Speaker 3: say that there's a spirit now that even twenty twenty
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Speaker 3: and twenty sixteen didn't that and that's because they've seen
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Speaker 3: how bad it is. You know, they didn't have anything
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Speaker 3: to compare it to, right, because I had a very
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Speaker 3: successful four years, so they had really nothing to compare
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Speaker 3: it to.
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Speaker 2: Now they see the incompetence of him and her. She's
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Speaker 2: worse than him. Oh, comrade Kamala, is I think worse
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Speaker 2: than you?
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Speaker 1: Am I allowed to ever correct you. I don't think
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Speaker 1: it's incompetence. These are communists and they're looking to take
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Speaker 1: this country down.
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Speaker 2: But you're right, and I believe that. But she still
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Speaker 2: works and they're in competent because she actually believes it.
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Speaker 2: And well, I said, tell the combination of big combination
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Speaker 2: about that. All right. We we love you, we appreciate you.
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Speaker 1: We pray for you every day, that you're safe and
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Speaker 1: that you win this election so we can make America
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Speaker 1: great again.
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Speaker 2: I thank you.