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Speaker 1: My menage and gentlemen, here we go.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, welcome, Welcome, Welcome to the Talk Media Network. It
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Speaker 3: is the day you have all been waiting for. Day
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Speaker 3: twenty of January twenty twenty five. Wayne Allen Root is
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Speaker 3: in fact, maybe sitting right next to the President of
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Speaker 3: the United States right now. He is in Washington, d C.
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Speaker 3: For the inauguration celebration, so he's there. I'm here. My
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Speaker 3: name is Lee Elsie and I am the official fill
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Speaker 3: in host here on the Talk Media Network at least
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Speaker 3: for the show War. Appreciate you guys being out there
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Speaker 3: hanging out with us for the entire time that we
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Speaker 3: are here. Being joined by Frank Speech at the top
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Speaker 3: of next hour, the boys in Minnesota pushing the buttons
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Speaker 3: making it all go Without them again, we got nothing
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Speaker 3: but statics. I always want to thank them for getting
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Speaker 3: it done. It has been a crazy day, right.
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Speaker 1: Just for me.
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Speaker 3: I did my morning show here in Connecticut, and then
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Speaker 3: I jumped in my truck drove to Hey to be
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Speaker 3: part of inauguration celebration. At this event with a couple
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Speaker 3: hundred people maybe showing up, yelling, screaming and cheering and celebrating,
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Speaker 3: and everybody had smiles on their faces, it was really
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Speaker 3: an incredible time. And I tell you, the feeling in
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Speaker 3: the room, without question was total optimism, like a breath
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Speaker 3: of fresh air, a new start, a new beginning. And
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Speaker 3: I think that's really what I eventually want to get into.
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Speaker 3: I can't talk about that now. I will talk about
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Speaker 3: it during the course of this two hours. We'll talk
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Speaker 3: about the celebratation, celebration and the direction I think the
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Speaker 3: country is going in and what I think Trump is
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Speaker 3: going to do. But I hate to do it this way.
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Speaker 3: Maybe it feels like it's in reverse. But I've got
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Speaker 3: to talk about the bad before I talk about the good,
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Speaker 3: because today, despite the good, and the change in direct
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Speaker 3: It actually started early in the morning with some bad
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Speaker 3: and the outgoing president prior to him being pushed and
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Speaker 3: wheel well, wheeled, I guess, nudged, coaxed on Air Force
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Speaker 3: who well, I guess it becomes Air Force one when
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Speaker 3: he's on the helicopter. Actually, at that point in time,
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Speaker 3: he may not be Air Force one, I'm not sure. Anyway,
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Speaker 3: when he gets on the helicopter and they fly him
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Speaker 3: off into the sunset, Joseph Biden decided that he was
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Speaker 3: going to execute a grant of clemency to a number
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Speaker 3: of additional people on top of the record breaking number
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Speaker 3: of pardons and clemencies that he has given out here
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Speaker 3: in the last week or so of his reign of
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Speaker 3: absolute terror. So the morning started Joe Biden pardoning Anthony Fauci,
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Speaker 3: Mark Milly and the entire January sixth Select Committee of
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Speaker 3: liars and again in a semi final act against the
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Speaker 3: American people, Fauci, Milli, the j six Committee, that Democrat machine.
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Speaker 3: Now they get their reward. They were faithful servants to
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden. And when you think about it, Fauci's policies
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Speaker 3: destroyed millions of lives, bankrupted thousands of businesses and potentially
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Speaker 3: unnecessarily killed how many, maybe millions of people. We don't
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Speaker 3: even know the ramifications yet of the vaccine. Five years
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Speaker 3: down the road, ten years down the road, we're just
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Speaker 3: hoping that it's not going to be horrific. But Fauci
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Speaker 3: is front and center. Incredibly to me, as I was
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Speaker 3: listening to some of the chatter from the progressive elite
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Speaker 3: that I know, who know a lot of progressive elites,
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Speaker 3: I like to keep my eye on them, making sure
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Speaker 3: that they're not circling around me to stab me in
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Speaker 3: the back. But my quote unquote politically progressive elite friends,
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Speaker 3: they are horrified the fact that Fauci had to be
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Speaker 3: pardoned because Trump was going to weaponize the digital system. Well,
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Speaker 3: this is what the dem started. They started law fair,
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Speaker 3: and now they're scared. So as they leave, the president
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Speaker 3: wants to give a sweeping score of pardons to people
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Speaker 3: who are in many cases clearly guilty of crimes. Now
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Speaker 3: you don't want to listen to me. Don't have to
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Speaker 3: listen to me, oh am, I talking head behind the
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Speaker 3: microphone here in Connecticut. What do I know? Well, how
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Speaker 3: about Senator rand Paul when Paul was talking about Anthony Fauci.
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Speaker 4: I've sent referrals criminal referrals on Anthony Fauci twice to
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Speaker 4: the Department of Justice without willing response. Mary Garland hasn't
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Speaker 4: done his job. He's probably been the most partisan on
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Speaker 4: attorney general we've ever had. I will send those referrals again.
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Speaker 4: If they preemptively pardoned Anthony Fauci, it will seal his
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Speaker 4: fate as the architect, author, and godfather of the pandemic.
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Speaker 4: He's the one that funded it. He's the one that
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Speaker 4: funded the research and wu on. He's the one that
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Speaker 4: allowed the research not to be scrutinized. Well, don't quite
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Speaker 4: get this. There was a safety committee that was supposed
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Speaker 4: to scrutinize dangerous research. It was set up because of
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Speaker 4: fear of exactly this happening. There have been scientists talking
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Speaker 4: about this for twenty years, word that this is going
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Speaker 4: to happen. Anthony Fauci sidestepped the safety committee and allowed
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Speaker 4: this research to go on. Then when it came forward
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Speaker 4: that he had done it, he's like, oh, nothing to
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Speaker 4: see here, we didn't really do it. Oh well, we
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Speaker 4: funded e co Health and they funded we on, but
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Speaker 4: oh nothing to see here. Then he had the all
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Speaker 4: to say it wasn't gain of function and it wasn't dangerous.
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Speaker 4: That's all I all that's come out. And really we
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Speaker 4: have him in his words, we have him in private
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Speaker 4: saying but we know it's really dangerous there, and we
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Speaker 4: know they do gain of function research. So we've got
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Speaker 4: him dead to rights. If the President bardons him, I
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Speaker 4: think it'll just cement his role in history as being
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Speaker 4: the architect of gain of function.
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Speaker 3: Sir, what else has to be said? In all seriousness?
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Speaker 3: Don't listen to me, Listen to a setting United States Center.
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Speaker 3: Listen to somebody who's been in the discussions, who's poured
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Speaker 3: over all the research, seeing all the data. Now she's
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Speaker 3: at the center of this, and he made millions, tens
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Speaker 3: of millions of dollars on all of this, Liz Cheney.
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Speaker 3: He's currently under investigation by the US House of Representatives
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Speaker 3: knowingly lie about January sixth and President Trump's actions that day.
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Speaker 3: So she's on the list of people that Biden has
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Speaker 3: already pardoned. Pre pardon if you will. Where is the
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Speaker 3: information that legislators have asked for supposed information that was
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Speaker 3: gathered by the January Sixth Committee. You guys, I mean,
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Speaker 3: I know if you've heard about this. I'm sure Wayne
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Speaker 3: has talked about this. It's gone, it's disappeared, it's nowhere
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Speaker 3: to be found. It's a giant criminal enterprise. So yeah,
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Speaker 3: Biden pardons, Fauci Millie, and all of the J sixers. Now,
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Speaker 3: you would think that would be a stab through the
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Speaker 3: heart of the American people who just want honesty, just
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Speaker 3: want transparency, just want a balanced scale of justice, in
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Speaker 3: particular in politics. Well you think that would be enough?
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Speaker 3: Oh no, no, no, no, I don't know. Somewhere around
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Speaker 3: eleven forty five is when I got the information. Maybe
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Speaker 3: it was earlier than that. But it seems that Joseph Biden,
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Speaker 3: President of the United States, he decided to grant a
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Speaker 3: executive grant of clemency and pre pardon James Biden, Sarah Jones, Biden,
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Speaker 3: Valerie Biden, Owens, John t Owens, Francis W. Biden, all
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Speaker 3: full and unconditional pardons, all family members, all part of
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Speaker 3: the Biden crime syndicate. If you're not furious about this,
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Speaker 3: I don't know what will make you furious. Remember, they
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Speaker 3: targeted Donald Trump. They targeted what Donald Trump represents and
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Speaker 3: the people that surround Donald Trump. They targeted them from
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Speaker 3: the beginning of all this, even way back in the
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Speaker 3: initial campaign, Trump was right. He said, they're listening and
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Speaker 3: paying attention and watching my campaign unlawfully, and they were
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Speaker 3: just about everything that he gets into Trump gets into,
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Speaker 3: as far as conspiracy theories, ends up almost entirely being
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Speaker 3: true when it's all said and done. He says some
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Speaker 3: wacky things from time to time, but for the most part,
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Speaker 3: these things that we scratch our head at first end
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Speaker 3: up coming around the bend and being right on the
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Speaker 3: money bullseye. So imagine a group of mafia people gathered
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Speaker 3: together in Washington. Essentially, that's what we're talking about. That's
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Speaker 3: what I keep I keep having to equate the Biden
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Speaker 3: administration essentially to a crime syndicate all feeding the big Beast,
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Speaker 3: the big Master, and we'll call him Biden for now,
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Speaker 3: but it might be somebody even higher up the food
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Speaker 3: chain than Biden. But that's what we got to start today.
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Speaker 3: We'll have plenty of time to talk about the good
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Speaker 3: and what I think is going to happen, and we'll
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Speaker 3: get to all that. I do have a friend of mine,
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Speaker 3: Colonel Stephen Boochie joining us to the bottom of the hour.
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Speaker 3: We'll talk a little bit about the actual inauguration and
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Speaker 3: why they in fact moved it inside. I've got my
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Speaker 3: theories to why they decided to move it inside, and
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Speaker 3: it's not necessarily the cold, So we'll talk to him
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Speaker 3: about that, and then we'll just keep sort of celebrating.
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Speaker 3: It's a celebratory day as we're broadcasting again from one
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Speaker 3: All right, welvering back, monum I Leolfi filling in for
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Speaker 3: Wayne Allen Rude. He is down in in Washington watching
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Speaker 3: the inauguration, and right now Donald Trump is actually speaking
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Speaker 3: at Capital One Arena in Washington. So I think we
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Speaker 3: should go there just for a couple of minutes to
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Speaker 3: hear what he's got to say.
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Speaker 6: Let's do that, even though they are great people, new
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Speaker 6: York's finest. I grew up with New York's finest, and
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Speaker 6: have any crime, There'll be no crime. You give them
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Speaker 6: little authority back.
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Speaker 3: The whole way they.
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Speaker 6: Run things in this country. Now it's disgraceful, but it's
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Speaker 6: going to change rapidly. We're going to make our cities
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Speaker 6: safe again too, even though we're indoors. We've had a
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Speaker 6: magnificent inaugural parade, and let's give a big round of
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Speaker 6: a plus. They were great to all of the incredible
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Speaker 6: performers and hard working men and women who made it possible.
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Speaker 1: Those people.
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Speaker 6: Really talented, amazing people. I also want to thank my
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Speaker 6: wonderful family for being here, especially my beautiful wife, our
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Speaker 6: first lady, Milania.
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Speaker 3: Dressed like Michael Jackson and Thriller.
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Speaker 6: I love our first lady, and also JD. How good
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Speaker 6: has JD been? And his beautiful wife Usha? How good
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Speaker 6: is JB? J D has been great? He's another good
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Speaker 6: negotiator to He's a great negotiator. To We need negotiators
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Speaker 6: in this country.
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Speaker 3: Trump at the Capitol Want Arena on the stage.
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Speaker 6: We had not only family members. As an example, Laura Trump,
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Speaker 6: the wife of Eric, she was the head of the
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Speaker 6: Republican Party along with my friend Michael.
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Speaker 3: Stand up, the two of you want a job.
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Speaker 1: What a job they've did.
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Speaker 3: They worked so.
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Speaker 6: Hard, they knew they'd be rigging, but they said, we're
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Speaker 6: gonna make it too big to rig.
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Speaker 1: And we did.
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Speaker 6: We made it too big to rig.
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Speaker 3: We won every swing Saint by a lot.
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Speaker 6: We won the popular vote by millions and millions of votes.
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Speaker 3: We won the whole ball of whacks.
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Speaker 6: And now we're gonna go and drill, baby, drill and
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Speaker 6: do all the things that we've wanted to do and
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Speaker 6: bring your course down, your prices down, and make our
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Speaker 6: country safe. So thank you very much, Michael, Thank you
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Speaker 6: very much.
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Speaker 3: What a job you've done.
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Speaker 6: Michael, I'm never moving you. You know, he was thinking
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Speaker 6: about getting a nice job in the administration. I said, no,
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Speaker 6: I'm leaving you right where you are.
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Speaker 3: You've done a very good show. We're not moving you. Michael.
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Speaker 6: I'm sorry anyway, Thank you very much. Appreciate it, Appreciate
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Speaker 6: it very much.
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Speaker 3: Right here with us.
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Speaker 6: Also in the arena, I'm about to sign some very
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Speaker 6: important executive of a new administration.
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Speaker 3: Once again. This is Donald Trump, Capitol One arena. We're
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Speaker 3: listening in.
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Speaker 6: Hey, Donald, will you stand up please? Don is another one?
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Speaker 6: How about Don mis God. He's a popular one and
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Speaker 6: he goes out and speaks. He gets our big crowd.
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Speaker 6: He's a little on the rough side. Sometimes that's what
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Speaker 6: you want. He's done a fantastic job and he loves
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Speaker 6: our country. Thanks not great job. You've done a great job.
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Speaker 1: And Evanka.
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump in introducing his family again. We're listening in
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Speaker 3: Capital Marina in Washington.
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Speaker 6: And you know, Jared negotiated the Abraham Accords, which are
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Speaker 6: the biggest is the biggest deal made in the Middle
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Speaker 6: East in many, many years, and it's really something. Jared,
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Speaker 6: stand up, Jared.
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Speaker 3: The Abraham Acard. He gets a splattering of applause.
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Speaker 6: And Tiffany's going to have a little baby. And Michael.
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Speaker 3: And then I have a very tall son named Baron.
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Speaker 6: Has anyone ever had anyone.
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Speaker 3: Looks just like his father. Is starting to look even
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Speaker 3: more and more like his dad. Now boldly mons. We're
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Speaker 3: listening again into the inauguration party, Capital One Arena. Donald Trump,
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Speaker 3: President of the United States, speaking introducing this thing.
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Speaker 7: Thank you.
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Speaker 1: He knew the youth vote.
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Speaker 6: You know, we won the youth vote by thirty six points,
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Speaker 6: and he was saying, Dan, you got to go out
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Speaker 6: and do this one, did that one, and we did
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Speaker 6: a lot of them, all.
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Speaker 3: Right, and we're going to bail out of this. But
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Speaker 3: that was always fun listening And if we get a chance,
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Speaker 3: maybe we'll listen a little bit more later on. If
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump continues to speak. My name is Leelsi filling
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Speaker 3: the things happening today and in the upcoming couple of weeks.
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Speaker 3: And that's our good friend, Colonel Stephen Bouccie. Colonel, thank
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Speaker 3: you for joining the program. I appreciate it. Let me
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Speaker 3: start with the inauguration today and they moved it from
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Speaker 3: outside to inside, and my thoughts do you think that
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Speaker 3: had anything to do with the advancing technology of drones?
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Speaker 7: An inauguration is a classic example of a national security
22:35
Speaker 7: special event, So it's like, this is every asset that
22:40
Speaker 7: the US government has, and frankly, the assets of most
22:44
Speaker 7: of the states anywhere in the East Coast are now
22:48
Speaker 7: available to the Secret Service who lead this to protect
22:53
Speaker 7: the president and the event in general. So it's you know,
22:58
Speaker 7: they can do a pretty good job at it. Plus
23:00
Speaker 7: they've done this a bunch of times before in this spot,
23:04
Speaker 7: so some of it's the cold I think some of
23:07
Speaker 7: it is also the security. The security is higher for
23:11
Speaker 7: this than anyone we've ever seen, more National Guard troops,
23:15
Speaker 7: more barrier stuff. But you know, the the Trump folks
23:21
Speaker 7: have have found a way. They did the rally last night.
23:24
Speaker 7: They're going to do another rally this afternoon after everything
23:29
Speaker 7: both in inside. Uh So we'll we'll see what happens.
23:33
Speaker 7: But you know, I'm sure the security is part of it.
23:37
Speaker 7: I'm not sure it was the definitive, you know, tipping point.
23:42
Speaker 7: I think it really was the weather. Nobody wants to
23:45
Speaker 7: do one of these things and have people get frostbited
23:47
Speaker 7: or have little old ladies collapse on the ground down
23:50
Speaker 7: in the crowd. That's just a bad, you know, vision
23:54
Speaker 7: of it.
23:55
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, but colonel, you've seen these videos where they
23:58
Speaker 3: can launch China, for example, can lounce a thousand drones
24:02
Speaker 3: in the sky at any time, and basically it could
24:05
Speaker 3: be a coordinated attack. I mean, that would be catastrophic.
24:10
Speaker 7: It could be Yeah, you're I don't think you know,
24:13
Speaker 7: I mean, that would be countermaut to an act of war.
24:16
Speaker 7: H And I don't think the Chinese are gonna pull
24:19
Speaker 7: something like that. There's not that many people who can
24:21
Speaker 7: do that kind of operation. But yet drones are now
24:26
Speaker 7: a new level of threat and they've ever been before,
24:29
Speaker 7: you know, as the Russians they you know, they're in Ukraine.
24:33
Speaker 7: The Ukrainians have done a heck of a lot of
24:36
Speaker 7: really amazing things with just commercial off the shelf kind
24:40
Speaker 7: of along the you know, fancy government ones.
24:43
Speaker 3: Right.
24:44
Speaker 7: Uh So it is an issue. It does radically complicate
24:50
Speaker 7: that the protection mission that the Secret Service and all
24:54
Speaker 7: those that are helping them have to do. But we've got,
24:58
Speaker 7: you know, our counter drone people are all there, the militaries,
25:03
Speaker 7: there's a ton of detection assets and things like the
25:09
Speaker 7: FAA saying, well, you can't shoot at it, it's an aircraft,
25:12
Speaker 7: and they don't count when something like this is going on, right,
25:16
Speaker 7: So that the protective guys have every asset available to
25:22
Speaker 7: them that the American government has its access to. But
25:27
Speaker 7: you're you know, it's it's something and maybe down the
25:30
Speaker 7: road we'll find out, they'll they'll finally let us know. Yeah,
25:33
Speaker 7: the cold was important, but we did have some active threats.
25:37
Speaker 7: Fortunately we you know, we nixed them by going inside.
25:41
Speaker 7: We'll see, all right.
25:42
Speaker 3: Colonel Stephen Bouchie with US heardage dot Org. He represents them.
25:46
Speaker 3: Of course, Sbucci on the X A great follow if
25:49
Speaker 3: you can do that, I'm sure you know by now.
25:51
Speaker 3: But Biden preemptively pardons Fauci Millie and then members of
25:57
Speaker 3: the January sixth committee. Get your thoughts on that.
26:04
Speaker 7: I just I find that Biden doing this because, Frank,
26:08
Speaker 7: if Biden's not really doing this, these are staffers that
26:11
Speaker 7: are going here, mister presidents signed this. This is something
26:15
Speaker 7: that's important. No, okay, fine, I mean the man is
26:18
Speaker 7: not really with us. You know, his farewell addressed showed
26:22
Speaker 7: us that he has a completely different view of history
26:27
Speaker 7: than the rest of the world, even people that like him.
26:30
Speaker 7: So the fact that they've gotten him to sign these things, one,
26:35
Speaker 7: I think we're well past the twenty fifth Amendment sell
26:40
Speaker 7: by date on Joe Biden. He should have been stopped
26:45
Speaker 7: from doing the things he's doing. He should not have
26:47
Speaker 7: been given the ability to take these steps and to
26:51
Speaker 7: say the things he's been saying. He should have been
26:53
Speaker 7: shuffled off, but they didn't. So we're stuck with it.
26:58
Speaker 7: You know, I don't know how much much President Trump
27:02
Speaker 7: and his Justice Department and others are going to do
27:07
Speaker 7: these things. They can still investigate them, They can still
27:11
Speaker 7: reveal to everybody what's what happened in the past. We
27:16
Speaker 7: just can't go throw handcuffs on him and throw him
27:18
Speaker 7: in jail. Now, I don't think. I don't think Millie
27:23
Speaker 7: would have been an issue, to be honest with you,
27:25
Speaker 7: I think that's a stretch. Most people on our side
27:29
Speaker 7: of the aisle tend to go with with him, Fauci
27:34
Speaker 7: with You know, Fauci probably did more good stuff in
27:39
Speaker 7: his career than bad stuff, But there towards the end,
27:42
Speaker 7: I think he was getting a Pinocchio knows by the
27:47
Speaker 7: end of the pandemic response and the January sixth Committee.
27:54
Speaker 7: That one I have a problem with. Those folks did
27:58
Speaker 7: law fairly going after President Trump, using our governmental means
28:04
Speaker 7: to do it. They lied, they hid things, They really
28:09
Speaker 7: played fast and loose with the law. There should be
28:12
Speaker 7: some retribution for that. So that one, I think is
28:17
Speaker 7: really something the American people ought to take account of
28:22
Speaker 7: and say, Okay, this is what the Dems really think
28:25
Speaker 7: of us. They think we're fools.
28:27
Speaker 3: You know, one of our state representatives is Waging and
28:29
Speaker 3: he's also an attorney, says pardons are double edged swords.
28:32
Speaker 3: They pardon, people must testify fully and cannot invoke their
28:36
Speaker 3: Fifth Amendment right against self incrimination. So if they lie,
28:39
Speaker 3: the pardon does not apply. So maybe maybe you're right.
28:42
Speaker 3: Maybe if they decide to continue with investigations, they can
28:45
Speaker 3: actually get to the bottom of some of this stuff.
28:47
Speaker 3: I doubt it, but I'm just saying that's out there.
28:49
Speaker 7: Yeah, that the left tends to be you know, you
28:53
Speaker 7: talk about the you know, the o morta, the you know,
28:56
Speaker 7: the vow of silence that the mafia takes. The left
29:01
Speaker 7: is probably stronger in that regard than any organized crime group.
29:07
Speaker 7: They close ranks and they keep their mouths shut, probably
29:11
Speaker 7: because they kill people, much like the mob. But we'll
29:15
Speaker 7: see where this goes and what's going to happen.
29:18
Speaker 3: Melania Trump looked a little like Bugsy Siegel today while
29:22
Speaker 3: she was sitting by the side of the President of
29:24
Speaker 3: the United States.
29:25
Speaker 7: She can probably wear you know, data stacks.
29:30
Speaker 3: You're probably right about that. So there is now a
29:33
Speaker 3: ceasefire and we have I think as of yesterday, three
29:37
Speaker 3: hostages were returned. And just sort of get your thirty
29:40
Speaker 3: thousand foot view of what you expect to happen here
29:42
Speaker 3: moving forward with Gaza and Hamas and the United States
29:45
Speaker 3: and Israel.
29:46
Speaker 7: Well, you know, this is a question I've been getting
29:49
Speaker 7: a lot, you know, was it a good deal? Should
29:51
Speaker 7: they have done it? Look, the Israelis approached this kind
29:56
Speaker 7: of thing differently than we do, differently than almost everybody
29:59
Speaker 7: else the world. They are willing to trade hundreds of
30:04
Speaker 7: convicted killers for one or two of their citizens. That's
30:09
Speaker 7: just their model. Uh, you know, they would rather not
30:13
Speaker 7: do it, but they you know, they understand who they're
30:15
Speaker 7: dealing with. They also think their people are are valued
30:19
Speaker 7: way more than one hundred to one of you know,
30:22
Speaker 7: Hamas killers. And you know, hopefully they've issued all those
30:27
Speaker 7: people they let go their pagers already so that we
30:31
Speaker 7: can activate those when the time is right. But you know,
30:36
Speaker 7: look that the I have absolutely no expectation that Hamas
30:43
Speaker 7: is going to be able to control their little fevered
30:46
Speaker 7: brains and not break this cease fire, not you know,
30:51
Speaker 7: throw this agreement into the trash can. And I do
30:55
Speaker 7: believe that Netta Yahoo. The reason he finally said okay,
30:59
Speaker 7: fine and will do this is because the Trump people
31:04
Speaker 7: looked at him and said, look, we get it. We
31:06
Speaker 7: know these guys are going to blow this when they do.
31:10
Speaker 7: The gloves are off. We're behind you one hundred and
31:13
Speaker 7: twenty percent, and you're going to get everything you need
31:16
Speaker 7: to finish this job. As you know, we've been cheering
31:19
Speaker 7: for you to do already, and I think that's what
31:22
Speaker 7: we're going to see. I would be very surprised if
31:25
Speaker 7: we get to phase two of disagreement, which is supposed
31:29
Speaker 7: to be six weeks from now, you know, details still
31:33
Speaker 7: supposedly being worked out. I just don't think that's gonna happen.
31:38
Speaker 7: Hamas will violate it, and Israel will say that's enough,
31:43
Speaker 7: and the they'll go Hopefully they've gathered some good intelligence
31:49
Speaker 7: watching these hostages come out that, you know, we'll give
31:54
Speaker 7: them some additional ability to find some of the others.
31:57
Speaker 7: And so when they do go in that it's going
32:01
Speaker 7: to be even more effective than previous interactions, and they'll
32:06
Speaker 7: get that many much that many more Hamas killers and
32:09
Speaker 7: hopefully get some more of the hostages out. I'm not
32:12
Speaker 7: optimistic that this is just going to become a diplomatic
32:16
Speaker 7: love fist.
32:17
Speaker 3: You mentioned take the gloves off. What exactly would that entail?
32:21
Speaker 3: Taking the gloves off?
32:23
Speaker 7: I think we give them a lot more intelligence. I
32:26
Speaker 7: think we stop the bottleneck of the munitions and things
32:32
Speaker 7: that we've been holding up from them. I think, well,
32:36
Speaker 7: you know, I don't think we're going to send any
32:38
Speaker 7: of our guys in, though you know, some of our
32:40
Speaker 7: Tier one guys probably would be more than willing to
32:43
Speaker 7: go in and work alongside the Israelis. But the Israelis
32:47
Speaker 7: haven't asked for, you know, on the ground help. But intelligence,
32:51
Speaker 7: logistics and that sort of thing I think would be helpful. Yeah,
32:57
Speaker 7: we're already doing pretty good with trying to protect them
33:01
Speaker 7: when other people shoot at them, like the Footies and
33:04
Speaker 7: stuff like that. But you know, I just I know
33:09
Speaker 7: Hamas is not going to be able to help themselves.
33:12
Speaker 3: Colonel Stephen Bucci is our guest. Colonel, you mind staying
33:15
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33:17
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33:20
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Speaker 3: years as military service, and we get him to the
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Speaker 3: His name is Stephen Bucie, Colonel Stephen Bouciesbucci on the Twitter.
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Speaker 3: And prior to the break, we were talking about a
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Speaker 3: number of different things. But I want to ask you
37:12
Speaker 3: just two more topics, maybe three, two more topics anyway,
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Speaker 3: if we have time, we'll go for three. But topic
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Speaker 3: number one is I want to get your thoughts on
37:20
Speaker 3: TikTok and the ban and sort of your thirty thousand
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Speaker 3: foot view of that.
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Speaker 7: Look TikTok as it stands now, if there were no changes,
37:29
Speaker 7: it should be shut down. It is holy and completely
37:33
Speaker 7: a Chinese intel gathering and propaganda machine owned by the
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Speaker 7: Communist Party. That guy who sits here, No, no, no, no,
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Speaker 7: we're not connected to the government. That's a complete lie.
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Speaker 7: Everybody knows it, and it needs to stop now. What
37:50
Speaker 7: Trump is trying to do is get a deal, not
37:52
Speaker 7: just to get some of the revenue, though he'd rather
37:55
Speaker 7: see Americans get the revenue than the communist Chinese, but
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Speaker 7: two get control of the internal workings of this company,
38:05
Speaker 7: so China can no longer milk the site or intelligence
38:09
Speaker 7: or to curate what gets on there, to allow the
38:16
Speaker 7: Chinese to dictate what are people see. You know, their
38:20
Speaker 7: version of it internally is completely different than what our
38:24
Speaker 7: people see, not just because of the language issues, but
38:28
Speaker 7: because their folks are regulated and managed and they can
38:34
Speaker 7: only use it certain amounts of time, whereas here it's
38:38
Speaker 7: Katie bars door. Our kids get this, you know, stay
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Speaker 7: on twenty four hours a day if they want to,
38:45
Speaker 7: and the Chinese just reap the benefits. So if they
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Speaker 7: can get them to divest of the connection to the
38:54
Speaker 7: Chinese and make it an American company that America controls, okay,
38:59
Speaker 7: that's fine. And uh, you know Trump wants to do
39:02
Speaker 7: that because there's a lot of American businesses that are
39:06
Speaker 7: gonna take it to shorts when this thing closes down.
39:09
Speaker 7: He would rather not see that. If you can meet
39:13
Speaker 7: the national security requirements right now, that company can't. And
39:18
Speaker 7: I you know, I think it's just it's delaying the inevitable.
39:22
Speaker 7: But hopefully they can pull off a deal. You know,
39:25
Speaker 7: you never want to bet against Trump when it comes
39:26
Speaker 7: to making a.
39:27
Speaker 3: Deal, right, all right, one more quick one. So Musk
39:30
Speaker 3: makes millions from government contracts, seems to have a lot
39:34
Speaker 3: of influence, in particular on the US space program. Do
39:37
Speaker 3: you trust Musk?
39:39
Speaker 7: I've not seen anything to indicate that we shouldn't be
39:42
Speaker 7: able to trust Musk. I think he has He is
39:47
Speaker 7: part of the American dream now. He is not a
39:50
Speaker 7: bad guy. He's not George Soros, and the Left would
39:54
Speaker 7: love to try and paint him that way, though they
39:56
Speaker 7: don't like, you know, using mister Soros's name in Bain.
40:00
Speaker 7: But the you know, Musk, I think is a very
40:04
Speaker 7: unique individual. Besides his brilliance and his success in business,
40:08
Speaker 7: he's a little on the spectrum. He'll be the first
40:10
Speaker 7: one to tell you that. And you know, so he's
40:14
Speaker 7: going to come across as different, but he is not.
40:18
Speaker 7: You know, he didn't buy Twitter to make money. He
40:21
Speaker 7: took took a big hit doing that, right, so you
40:24
Speaker 7: and I could have a one platform at least with
40:28
Speaker 7: true free speech. And I think his his heart is
40:32
Speaker 7: actually in the right place. So yeah, I do trust him,
40:36
Speaker 7: and I think if at a point we can't trust him.
40:39
Speaker 7: I think they'll ask him to.
40:41
Speaker 3: Lead one last one real quick. If we unleash the
40:46
Speaker 3: power of our elite forces, the Seals, Delta Force, et cetera.
40:51
Speaker 3: Could we get rid of the cartels in less than
40:54
Speaker 3: ten days?
40:56
Speaker 6: You know, it.
40:57
Speaker 7: Depends on what we're willing to do in Mexico. Come Remember,
41:01
Speaker 7: sending those guys into Mexico is an act of war,
41:06
Speaker 7: and you know, are we willing to do that? People
41:09
Speaker 7: need to understand the Mexicans, even the best Mexicans that
41:13
Speaker 7: are down there that hate the cartels, hate all the
41:15
Speaker 7: bad guys. They don't want the American military in their country.
41:20
Speaker 7: They still have bad memories of that the last couple
41:23
Speaker 7: of times we send people down there, and they're very
41:26
Speaker 7: sensitive about it. Even friendly governments are very very reluctant to,
41:35
Speaker 7: you know, to allow us to do that. Now, head
41:37
Speaker 7: to head, it wouldn't take ten days. Our guys hit
41:41
Speaker 7: everything they shoot at, and we have support capability far
41:47
Speaker 7: beyond anything that those guys have ever dreamed about. We
41:51
Speaker 7: could kill a lot of cartel folks if we start
41:54
Speaker 7: to send some of our good guys down there. I'm
41:56
Speaker 7: not saying none of our guys will get hurt. There's
41:58
Speaker 7: a lot of cartel guys with a lot of guns,
42:01
Speaker 7: and they could care less. They're they're like that, you know,
42:05
Speaker 7: Mexican Catholic of equivalent of Shihadis who are willing to
42:09
Speaker 7: die for their cause.
42:10
Speaker 3: Right.
42:11
Speaker 7: But I'm not sure it's going to come to that
42:14
Speaker 7: unless those guys start coming over here, at which case
42:18
Speaker 7: you could use some of those federal forces to augment
42:21
Speaker 7: the hest and some of the other good guys. And
42:24
Speaker 7: if some of them go back to Mexico with boxes
42:28
Speaker 7: as opposed to in handcuffs, I'm okay.
42:30
Speaker 3: With that, so am I. Colonel, Thank you, sir. I
42:34
Speaker 3: always appreciate you carving out time for us here on
42:37
Speaker 3: the radio busy schedule, but we get them. We appreciate them.
42:41
Speaker 3: Colonel Steven Bouchi Sbucci on Twitter. Okay, so one hour
42:47
Speaker 3: in the books, We've got another hour to go, and
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