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Advance Placement: Can Apple Takeover The Healthcare Industry? · Earn Your Leisure

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  Speaker 4: Apple makes major progress on it's No Prick glucose tracking
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  Speaker 4: for its watch. How big is this and what impact
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  Speaker 4: that could have on the company in the future.
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  Speaker 5: The greatest company on Earth continues to be great.
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  Speaker 6: The biggest just got bigger.
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  Speaker 5: This is huge, just like if Prime Lebron got Giannis,
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  Speaker 5: Steph Curry and Phil Jackson came back to coach. Like, so,
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  Speaker 5: if we're in a recession, we're going to see companies
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  Speaker 5: slowly transition to focus on like real businesses, and healthcare
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  Speaker 5: is the biggest business of all. Anyone that I talked
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  Speaker 5: to about this that actually has diabetes and have to
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  Speaker 5: prick themselves, they were like, I would pay for a
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  Speaker 5: new device just to not to have to prick myself.
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  Speaker 5: So in twenty twenty, when we're doing the show, them like, hey, Amazon,
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  Speaker 5: Microsoft and Apple are going to make an aggressive push
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  Speaker 5: in and healthcare. They get this down to a science.
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  Speaker 5: This will probably increase their market cap by at least
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  Speaker 5: forty fifty over a ten year period. This is like
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  Speaker 5: the big This is almost like iPhone.
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  Speaker 6: Ask this yeah revolutionary?
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean think about that, right, you're talking about
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  Speaker 7: something that becomes that.
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  Speaker 6: Something everybody can use worldwide.
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  Speaker 7: And so when you talk about a device now that
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  Speaker 7: people will have to purchase that is affordable, that's affordable,
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  Speaker 7: right rather than pricking yourself? You not have an Apple Watch.
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  Speaker 7: And I'm explaining how it actually works because it's pretty interesting.
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  Speaker 7: But you have the Apple Watches is not the product,
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  Speaker 7: and now you don't have to prick yourself. But I
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  Speaker 7: think one of the interesting things is, and this is
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  Speaker 7: just like when you're going into business. They're not trying
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  Speaker 7: to solve everything in healthcare. They found one thing specific
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  Speaker 7: that they can solve, maximize on, and create a business around.
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  Speaker 7: When I heard that, it made me think of Robert Smith.
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  Speaker 7: Shoutut to Robert Smith, because when we went in Harlem
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  Speaker 7: with him, he was trying to figure a solution for
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  Speaker 7: one problem. We have a certain way about, you know,
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  Speaker 7: invasive testing for prostate cancer.
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  Speaker 6: So let's come up with a solution. Right.
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  Speaker 7: He found a solution for a problem. Apple has done
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  Speaker 7: the same thing with diabetes. If they can get this right, man,
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  Speaker 7: this is like, you know, you walk into an industry
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  Speaker 7: and it's like you're the newcomer.
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  Speaker 6: Like they walk into the industry.
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  Speaker 7: They have a firm print inside of the healthcare industry,
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  Speaker 7: basically using.
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  Speaker 6: Their device that they already have all that data.
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  Speaker 5: You know what's collecting all this data for free, So
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  Speaker 5: like immediately think.
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  Speaker 6: Of it like this.
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  Speaker 5: They almost have the same kind of value and power
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  Speaker 5: the United Healthcare Eli Lucky Lily has merk Striker, and
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  Speaker 5: they are already known worldwide and already have a tremendous
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  Speaker 5: fan base.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, so here's how this works, right, So, the system
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  Speaker 7: uses lasers to emit specific wavelength of light into an
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  Speaker 7: area below the skin where there is in sexual fluid
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  Speaker 7: substances that leak out of capillary So the cabilaries of
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  Speaker 7: what moves some blood cells, right, that could be absorbed
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  Speaker 7: by glucose. Right, so we know googolese levels are something
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  Speaker 7: that people check when you have diabetes. The light is
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  Speaker 7: then reflected back in a sensor in a way that
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  Speaker 7: indicates the concentration of glucoles, and the algorithm is then
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  Speaker 7: sent to determine the person's blood glucose level.
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  Speaker 6: So literally you're using the back of your watch as
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  Speaker 6: a laser.
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  Speaker 7: To go through your skin to see how much who
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  Speaker 7: close concentration you have? Right, you can check that, I
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  Speaker 7: mean how many times a day rather than pricking yourself
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  Speaker 7: or you know, sometimes people wear devices to check it
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  Speaker 7: on their midsection throughout the day.
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  Speaker 6: This is a game changing This is this is non
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  Speaker 6: invasive and.
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  Speaker 5: They've trained people for ten years to be comfortable with
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  Speaker 5: having the product in your hand or on your body
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  Speaker 5: the entire time.
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  Speaker 7: Exactly how long they've been working on this, Yeah, at
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  Speaker 7: least twelve years.
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  Speaker 6: They've been trying to solve this one problem for twelve years.
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  Speaker 6: The fact that they're at the proof of concept at.
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  Speaker 7: This point after twelve years, it just tells you, right,
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  Speaker 7: they're consistently as as we know how big.
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  Speaker 6: Of a company they are. We already know the verticals,
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  Speaker 6: we know the wearables.
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  Speaker 7: While all that's happening, they're still trying to find problems
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  Speaker 7: to improve and increase their business. Healthcare one of those spaces.
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  Speaker 7: Like we said, the data is the most important one. Exactly,
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  Speaker 7: we already know the data is being collected. What we
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  Speaker 7: were using it for Most people thought, yo ekg, they
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  Speaker 7: can check your heart right, Well, here's another way that
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  Speaker 7: you can now use the device as well.
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  Speaker 6: I think it's incredible.
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  Speaker 5: As the food desert issue expands for quality of food,
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  Speaker 5: this is great. This issue is only going to become bigger,
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  Speaker 5: so that unfortunately gives them a bigger market cap and
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  Speaker 5: bigger market share in the space. I don't think like
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  Speaker 5: The entire tech industry. This is going to change all
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  Speaker 5: of healthcare. And you're going to see Google making adjustment,
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  Speaker 5: Amazon making adjustment, but like United Healthcare, mrk Eli, Lilly Maderna,
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  Speaker 5: they're all going to have to make adjustments as well.
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  Speaker 5: And that's why I always say the companies with the
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  Speaker 5: It's over with. You have to learn how to preemptively
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  Speaker 5: understand who can be your competition. And for years healthcare
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  Speaker 5: companies thought that they wouldn't be able to pull this off.
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  Speaker 5: Which you rather use this device by Apple or one
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  Speaker 5: from Shit good Night right.
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  Speaker 6: It's tough. It's tough is one of those spaces.
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  Speaker 7: And even those competitors you said, like even when we
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  Speaker 7: look at Google, we look at the Microsoft, where are
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  Speaker 7: they at in the wearable space?
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  Speaker 5: Just an infancy space? Emphasis stages rights tremendous.
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  Speaker 7: They got us with it like yo, hey, this is
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  Speaker 7: the next thing. It's the next wave. Oh again, they
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  Speaker 7: probably planning five to ten years, fifteen years down the line,
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  Speaker 7: like this is where we're gonna go with it. We're
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  Speaker 7: gonna treat it like Yo, it's an iPhone on your
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  Speaker 7: wrist and it does all these cool things.
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  Speaker 6: You can text message. Oh but here's a real play. Yeah, health.
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  Speaker 5: Every big business on earth is always thinking ten, twenty
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  Speaker 5: fifty years down the line. That's great investors. I need
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  Speaker 5: you guys to do the same. So the NEOs and
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  Speaker 5: Lucid Motors and all the companies that seem like a
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  Speaker 5: good move and the short term they end up dying out.
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  Speaker 5: And as a result, Apple continues to focus on the
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  Speaker 5: businesses that really mattered out. What happens when this is
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  Speaker 5: integrated into Africa, India, China, Game set match, maybe the
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  Speaker 5: greatest company of all time on a public market.
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  Speaker 7: I wonder what you think about I know we said,
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  Speaker 7: you know, companies have a dominant run over twenty years,
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  Speaker 7: they get into the space. Obviously with the stranglehold that
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  Speaker 7: they can have on a year, thirty twenty years gets extended.
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  Speaker 5: Absolutely now that they need to find a great CEO
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  Speaker 5: that can be a successor to Tim Cook if they
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  Speaker 5: do that and they groom him or her proper and
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  Speaker 5: prefer and ironically, I wouldn't be surprised if it's the
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  Speaker 5: Indian CEO to then integrate because as their economy.
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  Speaker 6: Grows, largest population.
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  Speaker 5: Absolutely absolutely.
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  Speaker 4: I mean, you know, healthcare is the largest business in
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  Speaker 4: America as far as the national budget. If you look
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  Speaker 4: at the national budget, more money is spent on healthcare
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  Speaker 4: than defense. So it would only make sense that at
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  Speaker 4: some point in time Apple will get into the healthcare industry.
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  Speaker 4: And you know, they're already kind of in the healthcare
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  Speaker 4: industry as far as modern to your heart rate nature,
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  Speaker 4: but now it's like you know, taking baby steps, one
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  Speaker 4: step at the time to the point where you can,
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  Speaker 4: you know, have a tremendous foot in the healthcare industry,
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  Speaker 4: whether that's through prescriptions, whether that's through health, whether that's
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  Speaker 4: through you know, a variety of different things. But I
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  Speaker 4: think Apple will definitely be a major player in the
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  Speaker 4: healthcare industry. But like you said, not just Apple, Amazon,
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  Speaker 4: You will also be a major player in the healthcare industry.
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  Speaker 6: Google absolutely, yeah, a.
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  Speaker 4: Major player, all the tech companies. You gotta diversify your
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  Speaker 4: portfolio at some point in Tessa.
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  Speaker 5: Needs to do the same if they want to survive
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  Speaker 5: that they need to find a way to get those
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  Speaker 5: vehicles to act as abualances or emergency vehicle responders to
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  Speaker 5: some point, to have another vertical to attack and going
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  Speaker 5: to because like, how long can you just be like
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  Speaker 5: the predominant sexyev companies. Yeah, and it's only a few
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  Speaker 5: businesses that you really should be in healthcare, family, finances, fitness.
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  Speaker 5: It was like the main four categories if you really
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  Speaker 5: break them down, Apple is going to do amazing over
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  Speaker 5: the next ten twenty years. Please hold us for long term.
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  Speaker 5: I know you tired to be talking about Apple, But
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  Speaker 5: if it's working and it's.
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• 12:34
  Speaker 2: Trump's leadership.
• 12:35
  Speaker 1: I'm Christy Noman, the United States Secretary of Homeland Security.
• 12:39
  Speaker 1: Under President Trump, attempted illegal border crossings are at the
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  Speaker 1: lowest levels ever recorded, and over one hundred thousand illegal
• 12:47
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  Speaker 1: next you will be fined nearly one thousand dollars a day, imprisoned,
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• 12:58
  Speaker 1: But if you register using our CBP home app and
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  Speaker 1: leave now, you could be allowed to return legally.
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