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5/20/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Roger Stone, John Strand, Cynthia West, Amy Reichert. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Straight Ahead on Real America tonight. I know how to win.
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Speaker 1: Some of them don't know how to win.
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Speaker 2: I know how to win.
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Speaker 1: I think I've proven that, haven't I. The Trump Factor
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Speaker 1: takes down a seven term Rhino Republican in the Bluegrass
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Speaker 1: state and propels other GOP candidates to victory. And last
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Speaker 1: night's primary races, tell me again how Magga and the
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Speaker 1: Trump endorsement's dead, you crazy Pannicans. We're going to dive
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Speaker 1: into the critical contest with Republican strategy Roger Stone straight
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Speaker 1: ahead plus online radicalization. We're told led two teams to
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Speaker 1: attack a mosque in San Diego, but a heroic guard
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Speaker 1: stopped the children from being shot. But we're learning more
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Speaker 1: about this mosque, about the people involved, about the guns,
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Speaker 1: about the two young men. It's a big manifesto, and
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Speaker 1: we're going to try and break it down for you.
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Speaker 1: And forty seven and Vice President jad Vance drop a
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Speaker 1: legal bombshell announcing a one point eight billion dollar government
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Speaker 1: fund to pay at victims of political targeting during the
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Speaker 1: Biden regime. All the left is losing their ever loving mind.
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Speaker 1: I'm Dan Ball, and Real America starts right now.
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Speaker 3: His endorsement is the most powerful in the history of politics,
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Speaker 3: I mean anywhere in the world. I think it's just
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Speaker 3: a phenomenon.
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Speaker 4: The President knows what's.
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Speaker 3: His stake in this fallse elections, and he and I
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Speaker 3: need conservative patriots here ready to help us continue save
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Speaker 3: in America. And that's why we're working hand in hand
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Speaker 3: to defend and grow this House Republican majority. I'm convinced
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Speaker 3: we're going to do that.
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Speaker 1: I hope. So, mister Speaker, the Trump endorsement, as you
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Speaker 1: heard the Speaker say, it's the most powerful out there,
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Speaker 1: and it was on full display last night. We're talking
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Speaker 1: results from Georgia to Kentucky in between. And guess what.
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Speaker 1: It proved that if Trump endorses you, Yeah, it works.
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Speaker 1: Trump's influence over the Republican Party remains undeniable, folks. As
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Speaker 1: MAGA aligned candidates swept in contest last night, the surge
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Speaker 1: of Trump backing has sidelined several incumbents who dared to
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Speaker 1: cross forty seven. According to party strategists, these results defy
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Speaker 1: historical mid term trends, proving that Trump's endorsement just isn't
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Speaker 1: a little boost, It's an absolute requirement for re election.
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Speaker 1: Into day's Republican party. But nowhere was that Trump ent
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Speaker 1: on more clear and felt uh oh than in Kentucky's
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Speaker 1: fourth The incumbent Thomas Massey, who served Congress since twenty twelve,
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Speaker 1: even though he said he was only going to serve
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Speaker 1: three terms because he wanted term limits, was soundly defeated
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Speaker 1: by the Trump endorsed challenger, Ed Galleran. Massey fell into
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Speaker 1: the President's crosshairs after well, let's be real, he kind
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Speaker 1: of tied the President to the Epstein files and then
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Speaker 1: he ripped him on a ran and of course everything's
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Speaker 1: about the Jews, Jews and Israel, Israel, Israel. That didn't
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Speaker 1: work too good, did it. Despite Massy's efforts, gall Rain,
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Speaker 1: a former Navy seal, rode a huge wave and of
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Speaker 1: course Trump loyalty straight to a major primary upset, flipping
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Speaker 1: the red district away from the libertarian leaning Massy and
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Speaker 1: by ten point win, giving it to Ed. And the
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Speaker 1: Trump wave didn't stop there. Congressman Andy Barr claimed victory
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Speaker 1: in the Republican primary for a US Senate in Kentucky,
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Speaker 1: defeating former Attorney General Daniel Cameron in a battleground race
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Speaker 1: to succeed retiring senator. Oh god, I'm so glad he's gone.
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Speaker 1: Mitch McConnell yay. Initially an open seat divided by establishment ties,
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Speaker 1: Bar secured Trump's exclusive endorsement, recently distancing himself from McConnell
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Speaker 1: and positioning himself as an unapologetic America first ally bough
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Speaker 1: or a part of me. Barr now moves forward to
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Speaker 1: face the very progressive Democrat Charles Booker in the general,
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Speaker 1: and the trump Um purge continued with a vegance. Let's
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Speaker 1: head down to Georgia, where Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger
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Speaker 1: was completely locked out of the Republican primary race for Governor.
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Speaker 1: Raffensburger there he is finished a distant third behind the
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Speaker 1: Trump indorse Lieutenant Gov. Bert Jones and healthcare billionaire Rick Jackson.
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Speaker 1: So yeah, he doesn't go to the runoff. Bye bye.
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Speaker 1: Raffensburger had been Trump's top target in the Peach state
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Speaker 1: ever since, refusing the President's call to look in to
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Speaker 1: the twenty twenty election results, and in a textbook case
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Speaker 1: of sour grapes, here we go. Just days after losing
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Speaker 1: his primary in Louisiana, defeated Senator Rhino Bill Cassidy decided
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Speaker 1: he had nothing left. So what did he do yesterday? Well,
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Speaker 1: he lashed out at the White House. He joined three
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Speaker 1: other Republican Rhinos and the Democrats to advance a war
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Speaker 1: powers resolution against Trump to end the conflict in Iran.
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Speaker 1: The fifty to forty seven procedural vote marks a sharp
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Speaker 1: rebuke of Trump's military powers, driven large in part to
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Speaker 1: out going Republicans or Rhinos as I like to call them.
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Speaker 1: Join me now to weigh in on what happened last
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Speaker 1: night in this primary Tuesday that was fire. He's a
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Speaker 1: Republican strategist and host of the Stone Zone, my pal
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Speaker 1: Roger Stone back on Real America. Roger, I'm giving you
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Speaker 1: the mic, brother, what a hell of a night. What
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Speaker 1: do you have to say to those folks that say
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Speaker 1: Maga's dead and trump endorsement doesn't mean anything anymore? Go ahead, friend,
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Speaker 1: you know, as.
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Speaker 5: You know, I've been in American politics for fifty years.
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Speaker 5: I know I worked for the great Ronald Reagan, one
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Speaker 5: of our greatest presidents, one of our most popular presidents.
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Speaker 5: But even Reagan's endorsement did not packed the kind of
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Speaker 5: wallop that Donald Trump's endorsement does. And he proved it
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Speaker 5: again last night. First of all, incumbent senators don't lose.
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Speaker 5: In the case of Bill Cassidy, he didn't even make
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Speaker 5: the runoff. He got fewer than twenty five percent. She
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Speaker 5: went from being an incumbent by the way he voted
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Speaker 5: for the impeachment of President Trump, and he paid the price.
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Speaker 5: But those statistics are actually historic. That's the worst performance
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Speaker 5: by a sitting incumbent Republican US Senator since Dick Luger
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Speaker 5: was defeated in Indiana. I remember that name, and then
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Speaker 5: you saw the results in Kentucky, where the g took
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Speaker 5: out a major irritant, Thomas Massey. I saw this only
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Speaker 5: recently in upstate New York in the twenty first district,
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Speaker 5: where President Donald Trump endorsed businessman Anthony Constantino against assemblymen
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Speaker 5: and veteran Rhino Robert Smallen. Constantino has zoomed ahead now
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Speaker 5: in the polls. Again in the first district of Oklahoma,
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Speaker 5: where President Trump has endorsed pastor Jackson Lawmyer against a
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Speaker 5: large field. Again, Lawmyer zooming ahead. All public and privates
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Speaker 5: saw that. So Trump is a winner and he brings
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Speaker 5: in winners. I put his win record as better than
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Speaker 5: ninety five percent and won't be unto you if you
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Speaker 5: cross Donald Trump because he is a man with a memory.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so there's oh the middle of graphic for us, Roger,
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Speaker 1: I love this. The May nineteenth election, thirty seven wins,
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Speaker 1: zero lossers. How's Tucker doing on his He's about zero
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Speaker 1: and five Pennsylvania ten and oh Alabama six and oh
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Speaker 1: Kentucky six and oh Oregon, Idaho and Georgia. Those were
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Speaker 1: all the races last night. Trump is crushing it. Throw
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Speaker 1: the headline up too. You know what, Roger, remember those
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Speaker 1: state senators who didn't want to redistrict Indiana. What happened
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Speaker 1: to them? Five of them got the boot two. So
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Speaker 1: again for the Pannicans out there, like President Trump likes
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Speaker 1: to call them, the Tuckers, the Canvas, the pre Johns,
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Speaker 1: the Megans, and you know, the list goes on and on,
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Speaker 1: saying that MAGA is dead and Trump ruined it all again.
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Speaker 1: I think they better take a look at who they've
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Speaker 1: been endorsing and siding with, and the lies and hate
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Speaker 1: they've been spewing. And maybe they said just sit down
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Speaker 1: and shut up. Adults are speaking here, Roger.
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Speaker 5: Well, I make one another point. It's not just President
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Speaker 5: Trump's endorsement, which, of course the most pivotal thing. But
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Speaker 5: he has without any question the smoothest political operation in
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Speaker 5: any Republican White House in history, between Susie Wilds and
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Speaker 5: James Blair and the entire team there. These people are
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Speaker 5: the consummate professionals. Posters like Tony Fabrizio, the President's poster.
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Speaker 5: These folks are not to be messed with. And of course,
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Speaker 5: now all eyes turn to Texas, where I think the
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Speaker 5: endorsement of Ken Paxson, Yes, which was a bit of
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Speaker 5: a surprise, means the political demise of John Cornyn. John Cornyn, who,
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Speaker 5: let's face it, we spent one hundred million dollars of
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Speaker 5: National Republican Senatorial Fund money on that guy's reelection. Think
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Speaker 5: how much better that money could have been spent electing
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Speaker 5: America First Patriots and other Senate races across the country.
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Speaker 1: Amen, now we've just got to get rid of Collins
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Speaker 1: and Murkowski. I'm tired of these rhinos in the Senate. Roger,
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Speaker 1: as always, it is a pleasure having you sound off.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, Dan.
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Speaker 5: Great to be with you as always.
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Speaker 1: Yep, God bless Roger coming up after the break, A
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Speaker 1: real America Exclusive. Cynthia West, the former stafford to Indiana
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Speaker 1: Congressman Victoria Sparts and former girlfriend of outgoing Kentucky Congressman
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Speaker 1: Thomas Massey, goes one on one and on the record
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Speaker 1: with me to discuss the facts of actually what went
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Speaker 1: down between the trio, plus new details in that horrific
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Speaker 1: Moss shooting in San Diego. An alleged manifesto written by
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Speaker 1: the pair has now surfaced online. We'll try and break
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Speaker 2: The winner of the race tonight is not so much
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Speaker 2: at Galaryan. I'll come back to that, But it's the
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Speaker 2: Republicans of Kentucky Congressional District for and their families who
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Speaker 2: will be a champion for in Washington.
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Speaker 1: They're the winner. Welcome back, folks who want to continue. Now.
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Speaker 1: With the stunning political shift in Kentucky's fourth congressional district
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Speaker 1: last night, where the incumbent Thomas Massey was unseated in
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Speaker 1: a very high stakes primary battle, political newcomer ed gaalreyn
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Speaker 1: pulled off the upset victory, I would say pretty historic,
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Speaker 1: capitalizing on a surge of momentum in the final weeks
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Speaker 1: of the campaign, defeating the seventh term incumbent by double digits.
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Speaker 1: But instead of bowing out with dignity, which is what
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Speaker 1: you should do when you lose, Massey delivered a bit
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Speaker 1: of a bitter concession speech, taking one final little petty
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Speaker 1: shot at Gallery and of course the group who he
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Speaker 1: loves to hate on for some reason.
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Speaker 6: Good I would have come out sooner, but I had
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Speaker 6: to call my opponent and concede, And it took a
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Speaker 6: while to find Ed Galeran and tel Aviv. I did
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Speaker 6: get the call through, though I have called and conceded
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Speaker 6: the race.
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Speaker 1: You see, Thomas, maybe it was that kind of chatter
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Speaker 1: over the last few months. That's why you lost your run.
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Speaker 1: The bitterness on stage was nothing compared to the complete
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Speaker 1: disconnect from the reality brewing among Massy's diehard supporters. Instead
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Speaker 1: of reading the room and accepting that the voters had
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Speaker 1: just handled him a like ten point difference in defeat,
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Speaker 1: there Massy and some of his hardcore backers who literally
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Speaker 1: like to blame everything on a certain country and a
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Speaker 1: certain people. Okay, Nope, they'll lean right into their political
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Speaker 1: fantasy instead of maybe saying, you know, maybe I wasn't
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Speaker 1: talking enough about the issues. What happens in twenty twenty eight?
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Speaker 6: You want oh you oh, you want me to run
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Speaker 6: for Congress again.
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Speaker 1: I don't know what you're talking about.
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Speaker 6: All right, all right, Well you made you made a
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Speaker 6: compelling argument. You smoke your piece, But I need a
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Speaker 6: medical Margherita right now, and we'll and we'll talk about
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Speaker 6: it later.
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Speaker 1: Talk about delusional You really think you can become president? Thomas.
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Speaker 1: On election day, when Massey could see the writing on
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Speaker 1: the wall, he pulled one of the most pathetic, underhanded stunts.
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Speaker 1: You'll see. His campaign blasted out a text message and
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Speaker 1: I'm talking in the eleventh hour to Kentucky voters claiming
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Speaker 1: he had the endorsement and the backing of President Trump.
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Speaker 1: The only problem a stale, recycled endorsement from four years ago.
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Speaker 1: Trump fired back on social media right away, horrible congress
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Speaker 1: of Thomas Massey put out an old endorsement from many,
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Speaker 1: many years ago, of him by me, long before I
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Speaker 1: found out he was the worst Congressman in the history
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Speaker 1: of our country. I endorsed Ed Galleran, a true American patriot,
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Speaker 1: which Massey knows full well. So the statement that he
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Speaker 1: put out is fraudulent, just like he is fraudulent. Withdraw
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Speaker 1: your fake statement, Massey, right now, President Donald J. Trump.
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Speaker 1: And this brings us to our Real America Exclusive. You've
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Speaker 1: probably heard about our next guest, the woman who came
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Speaker 1: forward to discuss what happened to her before, during, and
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Speaker 1: after a relationship she had with Massey. I want to
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Speaker 1: welcome to the program for a Real America Exclusive. Former
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Speaker 1: congressional staffer, Florida school board candidate and trauma advocate Cynthia West.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for coming on. Let me get a little book
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Speaker 1: keeping out of the way for some of our viewers
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Speaker 1: that may take this clip on social media and try
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Speaker 1: to twist it and mess with it. I'm sure you're
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Speaker 1: already familiar with what I'm talking about ever since you
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Speaker 1: came forward, what they've been doing with your words. Did
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Speaker 1: anyone pay you to come on this program today to
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Speaker 1: discuss what we're about to discuss, No, sir, Okay, prior
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Speaker 1: to you blowing the whistle on what happened with you
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Speaker 1: Congressman Massey, Congressman Sparts from Indiana and this whole debacle,
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Speaker 1: did anyone pay you for that deposition you did on
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Speaker 1: camera a couple weeks ago that went viral.
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Speaker 7: No, sir, I piped for my airline ticket and everything together.
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Speaker 1: Were you in any way working with Ed Gelwin's campaign
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Speaker 1: to take Thomas Massey out.
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Speaker 7: Nope, I've never spoken with the man.
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Speaker 1: Okay, thank you. That's good enough for me. In full disclosure, folks,
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Speaker 1: Cynthia and I had a conversation over a week ago
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Speaker 1: before all of this really blew up, for almost a
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Speaker 1: half hour, and I got to say, listening to her
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Speaker 1: looking at her receipts when it comes to pictures, text messages,
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Speaker 1: and emails. I believe her story and with that, we're
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Speaker 1: going to talk about her story. Cynthia, How did you
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Speaker 1: meet Congressman Massey? Was this you reaching out on social
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Speaker 1: media or at an event? Tell us how this all
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Speaker 1: went down?
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Speaker 7: Well, I had responded to a comment he had made
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Speaker 7: on on the public portion of X formally Twitter, and
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Speaker 7: then he had responded into my dms and then had
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Speaker 7: started liking many of my posts.
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Speaker 1: Okay, And was that a professional comment? Was this something
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Speaker 1: political he posted that you commented on or were you Yeah,
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Speaker 1: it was about NATO.
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Speaker 7: It was something very generic okay.
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Speaker 1: When he responded DM, which, folks, that's private messaging if
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Speaker 1: you don't do the social media direct messaging. Did he
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Speaker 1: keep it professional about NATO and politics or did it
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Speaker 1: turn to a different tone?
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Speaker 7: It was kind of flirty. It just it picked up
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Speaker 7: very quickly.
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Speaker 1: And this happened in August twenty four, Okay, this was
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Speaker 1: about five weeks after his wife had passed. Where did
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Speaker 1: the conversations go from there and how fast did it
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Speaker 1: accelerate into a relationship kind of fill that gap?
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Speaker 7: Oh well, I mean within a matter of days we
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Speaker 7: were talking on the phone and then within about a
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Speaker 7: week we were meeting up in person. He came down
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Speaker 7: from Kentucky to Florida and we met in person.
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Speaker 1: And you went on several trips with him. Were any
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Speaker 1: of these official government trips?
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Speaker 4: No?
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Speaker 7: No, I mean the trip to South Africa. He was
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Speaker 7: speaking to different officials of the South African government an economist.
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Speaker 7: Didn't one in particular, but I wouldn't. It wasn't an
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Speaker 7: official meeting that he went to. I would say it
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Speaker 7: was more on the political It's that type.
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Speaker 1: Of thing you have on your resume that you worked
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Speaker 1: for Indiana Congresswoman Victoria Spurts, who's good friends with Thomas Massey.
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Speaker 1: How did that get connected? You apply life for a job.
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Speaker 1: Had you had experienced being a comreessional staffer.
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Speaker 7: No, no, no, My background is in mental health and
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Speaker 7: so I have my master's in social work. I mean
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Speaker 7: I do follow policy. I'm very engaged in that. But
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Speaker 7: really I first heard about the position when Thomas texted
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Speaker 7: me and was telling me about the position that him
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Speaker 7: and Victoria were arranging for me.
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Speaker 1: So were you kind of seeing him or dating at
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Speaker 1: the time that he had contacted Victoria to arrange a
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Speaker 1: job for you.
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Speaker 4: Oh?
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Speaker 7: Yes, yes, it was too and there was a lot
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Speaker 7: of pressure at that point in our relationship, for it
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Speaker 7: was this ratchet up or ratchet off, and that I
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Speaker 7: needed to leave my position with my as a substitute
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Speaker 7: counselor and a fine job that would allow me to
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Speaker 7: be where he was.
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Speaker 1: And so he wants you to move from Florida up
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Speaker 1: to d C so he could be next to you
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Speaker 1: when he was in DC and you were working for Victoria.
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Speaker 1: Did you have to interview, audition apply for this job. Well,
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Speaker 1: that's where.
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Speaker 7: It's complicated because I have fifty to fifty custody with
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Speaker 7: my kids. And so after they had basically made the
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Speaker 7: arrangements and I wasn't even a part of the conversation
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Speaker 7: with pay either, then I went and met with Victoria.
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Speaker 7: Thomas was with me, and then we met with her
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Speaker 7: in Indiana. But that was pretty much arranged before that point.
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Speaker 1: Okay, and you worked for her, I understand a short
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Speaker 1: period of time, and then during that period of time
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Speaker 1: what happened with the relationship and then what happened with
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Speaker 1: your job.
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Speaker 7: Well, I recognized very quickly the demands from you know,
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Speaker 7: dating Thomas as well as working for Victoria. You can't
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Speaker 7: serve two masters, essentially, and it became very clear to
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Speaker 7: me that I was going to have to make a
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Speaker 7: choice and it wasn't very healthy, and so I had
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Speaker 7: to lead the relationship with Thomas.
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Speaker 1: The relationship you mean wasn't very healthy? Was there some
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Speaker 1: strange things that.
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Speaker 7: Neither the work environment nor the relationship were very healthy.
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Speaker 7: If you were to google Victoria's Sparts you would see
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Speaker 7: articles about staff abuse, staff turnover, and then and so
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Speaker 7: it was the very chaotic situation. And so I really,
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Speaker 7: I mean, as a single mom, I found myself in
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Speaker 7: a very difficult position where even though this was a
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Speaker 7: terrible work environment, I had to keep the job because
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Speaker 7: I needed to see.
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Speaker 1: You broke off the relationship first, right, broke off the
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Speaker 1: relationship first? Can you tell me timeframe when that was
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Speaker 1: about you broke it off? And then when were you
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Speaker 1: fired by Victoria Sparts?
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Speaker 7: So we broke up, it was about January ninth or tenth,
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Speaker 7: because I left Kentucky on the eleventh. And then I
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Speaker 7: was basically relieved of my position around Valentine's Day.
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Speaker 1: Wait, is this twenty twenty five, So you're turning from
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Speaker 1: August twenty four to the beginning just in a few months. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: you guys were in a relationship. Move there for him.
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Speaker 1: He got you the job you hated kind of both
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Speaker 1: things because and I don't put words in your mouth.
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Speaker 1: Why are you cutting off this relationship? What were the demands?
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Speaker 1: Were there some weird things going on where you were like,
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Speaker 1: I'm not into that? Or why did you break off
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Speaker 1: the relationship?
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Speaker 7: Well, I mean it became very uncomfortable. I mean, when
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Speaker 7: you're in a relationship and the intimacy portion of that relationship,
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Speaker 7: someone doesn't respect your boundaries and it keeps getting pushed
21:18
Speaker 7: further and further. I realized that this was just going
21:21
Speaker 7: to continue, and this was something that I couldn't compromise
21:25
Speaker 7: my value set on, and so I realized I had.
21:28
Speaker 1: To exit the relationship. You then reported what was going
21:32
Speaker 1: on to Congress. Explain who you reported it to and
21:35
Speaker 1: what you were reporting initially?
21:38
Speaker 7: Well, first, there was some issues with my work environment
21:43
Speaker 7: on once. Okay, he amara, I'm actually on TV.
21:45
Speaker 1: Can you just not know that's? Hey, I've had little ones,
21:49
Speaker 1: I get it, no problem, go ahead.
21:50
Speaker 7: Sorry, So there was quite honestly, she screamed at me
21:57
Speaker 7: for going to church, and that was the first I know,
22:00
Speaker 7: I know, So I just violated my client.
22:03
Speaker 1: So let me clarify. You didn't report Thomas or anything.
22:06
Speaker 1: You're reporting Victoria for a harassing work environment. And then
22:10
Speaker 1: what happened Take us from there, because everybody's talking about
22:13
Speaker 1: the five thousand dollars alleged money that he offered. Then
22:16
Speaker 1: the sixty thousand Congress offered, take us through that as
22:19
Speaker 1: quick as you can, okay.
22:21
Speaker 7: So the first thing that happened was there was what
22:24
Speaker 7: I would call a religious discrimination, and then there were
22:26
Speaker 7: some subsequent things that were significant violations of House policy.
22:31
Speaker 7: So I was working with Ethics on those issues. And
22:33
Speaker 7: once that came to her attention, I was fired, which
22:37
Speaker 7: I knew was wrong, and so I had already been
22:39
Speaker 7: working with Ethics on that, and so it's retaliatory discharge.
22:43
Speaker 7: So I started working with House Legal out of courtesy,
22:48
Speaker 7: and Thomas and I, even though we had broken up,
22:50
Speaker 7: like honestly, I blamed myself like I couldn't be what
22:52
Speaker 7: he needed. So I called him to let him know
22:56
Speaker 7: what I was doing, because he arranged this job. I
23:00
Speaker 7: did that. That's when he got very angry and said,
23:03
Speaker 7: you know, you're just one person. You can't make a difference.
23:06
Speaker 7: You need to just walk away. I have five thousand
23:08
Speaker 7: dollars if you just walk away.
23:09
Speaker 1: Wow, by the way, I want to point out to
23:11
Speaker 1: folks and we'll throw it on the screen. You posted
23:13
Speaker 1: about that last September, almost a year ago. You posted about, oh,
23:18
Speaker 1: one person can't do anything. We'll stow that up on
23:20
Speaker 1: the screen. And I'm glad I didn't take your money
23:22
Speaker 1: because people are saying you only came forward before the
23:24
Speaker 1: election because you're being paid to. You brought this up
23:27
Speaker 1: last September on social media. Keep going. Then, what happened
23:29
Speaker 1: after the five K Well.
23:32
Speaker 7: I didn't take the money obviously, and the progression happened
23:36
Speaker 7: with the legal process, with how it's legal. I was
23:40
Speaker 7: trying to get it where first all of all, I
23:43
Speaker 7: didn't think that the Treasury should pay it out. I
23:45
Speaker 7: don't like the idea of the tax payer having this,
23:49
Speaker 7: you know, hush fund money final.
23:51
Speaker 1: So that settlement slush when we've all heard about the
23:53
Speaker 1: Congress offered you money then because of your claims against
23:56
Speaker 1: Sparts and that amount was how much? But you had
24:00
Speaker 1: to sign an NDA.
24:01
Speaker 7: You told me, yeah, I tried to negotiate it lower
24:05
Speaker 7: without the NDA. They were not going to settle without
24:07
Speaker 7: an NDA, and so.
24:09
Speaker 1: What did you do? What was the end result? Then?
24:11
Speaker 1: What did you do with all this?
24:13
Speaker 7: I walked away from it because I didn't want to
24:15
Speaker 7: not be able to speak. I walked away from it.
24:18
Speaker 7: And that's when I came out with my story. Is
24:20
Speaker 7: because I knew that. I mean, when you watch what
24:23
Speaker 7: happened with the Epstein files, right, and you talk about
24:26
Speaker 7: transparency and justice for victims, Meanwhile you know you're trying
24:30
Speaker 7: or trying to silence you with the five thousand dollars,
24:32
Speaker 7: and then officially through the process you realize if you
24:35
Speaker 7: take that money your silence, you can't tell your story,
24:39
Speaker 7: and then you're perpetuating the harm to others because there's
24:42
Speaker 7: never going to be any change.
24:44
Speaker 1: Had you been trying to get this story out then
24:45
Speaker 1: for the last year and then yeah, and then the
24:48
Speaker 1: attorney that you're the deposition with a week and a
24:50
Speaker 1: half ago reached out to you, and you just said,
24:53
Speaker 1: on this program, then you paid your own way and
24:55
Speaker 1: you went and told your story.
24:56
Speaker 7: Now someone would listen at some point, I mean i'd
24:59
Speaker 7: been trying.
25:01
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel you. I had a bunch of veterans
25:05
Speaker 1: contact me and say that because I know your ex
25:07
Speaker 1: was a veteran and you've worked on lots of different
25:09
Speaker 1: issues down in Florida. I know you're running for school board.
25:11
Speaker 1: At least you were. Probably with all the death threats
25:13
Speaker 1: you got from Team Massey, you may have reconsidered that.
25:15
Speaker 1: I've heard folks, she's been getting death threats for coming forward.
25:18
Speaker 1: By the way, it's disgusting that a woman can't come
25:20
Speaker 1: forward this day and age without getting threatened with her life.
25:24
Speaker 1: A lot of veterans online, about sixty thousand of them
25:26
Speaker 1: invested into some stocks years ago. It's MMTLP is the
25:29
Speaker 1: big thing online if you look it up. Were you
25:31
Speaker 1: advocating Thomas and other members of Congress to help veterans
25:34
Speaker 1: get some of their money back and with this issue,
25:36
Speaker 1: and as you reached out to Thomas about that was
25:38
Speaker 1: some of the initial conversation before it turned sexual and
25:42
Speaker 1: relationship in nature.
25:44
Speaker 7: You know what, Honestly, that wasn't I know a lot
25:47
Speaker 7: of people think that I was so listening for help
25:49
Speaker 7: in regards to MMTLP. I had interacted with his office
25:52
Speaker 7: on that subject. I'd interacted with essentially every office that
25:56
Speaker 7: I possibly could on that subject.
25:58
Speaker 1: That was a result from these hongnressmen by the way,
26:00
Speaker 1: and women that you tried to do the.
26:03
Speaker 7: Same thing is when I reached out with the issues
26:05
Speaker 7: that I was facing with ethics. I mean, it's extraordinarily dysfunctional.
26:09
Speaker 7: I think I would love to have a seat at
26:11
Speaker 7: the table to talk about some improvements that we can
26:13
Speaker 7: make to ensure that we're serving the people. But as
26:16
Speaker 7: of right now, that's not happening, and in both situations,
26:20
Speaker 7: so it's very disheartening.
26:22
Speaker 1: My final one's an easy one to you, Cynthia, What
26:25
Speaker 1: and why why did you come forward? What did you
26:28
Speaker 1: hope to achieve? Because a lot of people have said
26:30
Speaker 1: a lot of nasty things about you, I will give
26:31
Speaker 1: you the final word in this final minute.
26:34
Speaker 7: You know, I've been fighting for transparency and justice, and
26:38
Speaker 7: you spoke about the capital markets. But I'm also a
26:41
Speaker 7: mental health worker and trauma survivors deserve to be heard.
26:47
Speaker 7: It's very unfortunate, even after the Epstein files and what
26:50
Speaker 7: we experienced talking about justice and allowing them to tell
26:55
Speaker 7: their story, that I would experience what I have. But
26:58
Speaker 7: it's been very enlightening and it's actually fueled my desire
27:02
Speaker 7: to try and advocate for people, particularly women. To be
27:06
Speaker 7: able to come out and speak their truth in regards
27:09
Speaker 7: to what's happened to them. When they're facing people in
27:13
Speaker 7: positions of power, the power dynamic is very real, and
27:18
Speaker 7: people will just try and discredit them, shame them, and
27:22
Speaker 7: we need to move past that so we can have
27:24
Speaker 7: a space where people can come forward, so that we
27:26
Speaker 7: can have accountability and justice and hopefully lessen the harm
27:31
Speaker 7: that's being done to particularly women.
27:34
Speaker 1: Cynthia West, in her own words, former congressional staffer, school
27:37
Speaker 1: board candidate for Now and trauma advocate, Cynthia, thank you
27:40
Speaker 1: for telling your story with us. Appreciate you.
27:42
Speaker 7: Thank you, sir.
27:43
Speaker 1: Yep up next, runing more and more about the two
27:46
Speaker 1: teen gunmen who opened fire at a mosque in San
27:48
Speaker 1: Diego and their motive, this after an alleged seventy five
27:51
Speaker 1: page manifesto was posted online allegedly coming from the two gunmen. Details. Next,
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Speaker 8: Because of the Islamic Center location, we are considering this
28:43
Speaker 8: a hate crime until it's not. And at this point
28:46
Speaker 8: we're going to work closely with the FBI to make
28:49
Speaker 8: sure that we are matching all the resources that we
28:51
Speaker 8: need for this investigations.
28:54
Speaker 1: Welcome back the FBI, folks, confirming the two teenage gunmen
28:57
Speaker 1: behind the shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego
29:00
Speaker 1: identified as seventeen year old Caine Clark an eighteen year
29:03
Speaker 1: old Caleb Vasquez, and the FBI believes they were radicalized online.
29:08
Speaker 1: They say that's how they met was online first with
29:11
Speaker 1: I guess their mutual hate for everyone. The attack left
29:15
Speaker 1: three people dead, including a security guard. Police are crediting
29:18
Speaker 1: him with preventing the gunmen from getting into the elementary school.
29:22
Speaker 1: According to the Los Angeles Times, the San Diego Times
29:24
Speaker 1: of San Diego, and the San Diego Tribune, law enforcement
29:27
Speaker 1: authorities have recovered a manifesto they believe that it is
29:32
Speaker 1: attached to the two gunmen I just mentioned in this
29:35
Speaker 1: seventy five page manifesto which I read through last night,
29:39
Speaker 1: there is all sorts of rhetoric and hate. I mean
29:43
Speaker 1: it's bad. Plus police say there was hate rhetoric actually
29:46
Speaker 1: engraved on their guns. Now, both teens died from self
29:50
Speaker 1: inflected gunshot wounds before police could arrest them. In response,
29:55
Speaker 1: major cities across the nation have now increased patrols around
29:58
Speaker 1: mosque synagogues and other places of worship. Joining me now
30:03
Speaker 1: to discuss what was in this manifesto, to learn more
30:05
Speaker 1: about who these two kids were, how they came to
30:08
Speaker 1: have so much hate in their hearts and their minds
30:12
Speaker 1: to go and try and kill people. It's something that
30:16
Speaker 1: keeps plaguing our nation, all right. She's the founder and
30:19
Speaker 1: chairwoman of Restore San Diego, Amy Ryker, joining us in
30:22
Speaker 1: studio tonight. Amy, thank you, thanks for coming in first
30:26
Speaker 1: and foremost, these three newspapers have confirmed to the FBI
30:30
Speaker 1: and local law enforcement that they believe this manifesto posted
30:33
Speaker 1: online the seventy five pages is from these two young gunmen.
30:39
Speaker 1: Talk to me about your relationship to the manifesto. How
30:41
Speaker 1: did you come about it?
30:42
Speaker 9: I first received the manifesto from law enforcement before it
30:46
Speaker 9: was actually online, and I read through all of it,
30:49
Speaker 9: and what was really clear, besides the fact that they
30:53
Speaker 9: said that they did not hate Muslims, they said they
30:56
Speaker 9: hated Islam, they actually hated Jewish peace people, the Jews
31:01
Speaker 9: the most, and also women, and they also hated trans
31:08
Speaker 9: they hated gay, they hated.
31:11
Speaker 1: Aliens, aliens, red black. You said it to me they
31:14
Speaker 1: from Again, this is alleged, but law enforcement has confirmed.
31:18
Speaker 1: You got it from law enforcement within San Diego pedor
31:21
Speaker 1: or sheriffs. I know you don't want to tell your sources,
31:23
Speaker 1: but you got it from somebody local.
31:24
Speaker 9: Right.
31:25
Speaker 1: They hated everybody, it seems. How do you think they
31:28
Speaker 1: got radicalized? The FBI is saying they met online. Were
31:31
Speaker 1: they in those that discord or whatever, those different chat
31:34
Speaker 1: rooms talking about hating different groups or something, or how
31:37
Speaker 1: do you think these kids got radicalized?
31:39
Speaker 9: So interestingly enough, I actually spoke to the family of
31:43
Speaker 9: the shooter last year. So the family of the shooter
31:49
Speaker 9: reached out to me personally on social media because they
31:53
Speaker 9: were concerned that their son, Cain Clark, was being forced
31:58
Speaker 9: to take against his well this is his words. An
32:01
Speaker 9: ethnic studies class that was a requirement to graduate from
32:07
Speaker 9: San Diego Unified School District. Whoa, And after two weeks
32:12
Speaker 9: of taking this ethnic studies class, it was all about whiteness.
32:17
Speaker 9: And what the mother communicated to me because I asked
32:22
Speaker 9: questions to the mother and the son answered and communicated
32:26
Speaker 9: back to me he is actually not one hundred percent white.
32:30
Speaker 1: He's in Polynesia. And the other kid, Mesquez, was part Hispanic. Yes,
32:34
Speaker 1: but they were acting like they were white supremacists in
32:36
Speaker 1: their big manifesto thing. So he got upset because this
32:39
Speaker 1: class and why they reach out to you.
32:41
Speaker 9: Do you think, well, because this is suddenly a requirement
32:44
Speaker 9: to graduate, you don't have a choice. And what this
32:48
Speaker 9: kid expressed to the mother and then back to me
32:51
Speaker 9: was that he felt like he was being picked on
32:55
Speaker 9: by the class and the curriculum because he wasn't white.
33:01
Speaker 9: He felt like he was being painted as a victim.
33:04
Speaker 1: Oh, this is one of those classes you and I've
33:06
Speaker 1: talked about in California before where they say anybody of
33:09
Speaker 1: color is a victim and white folks are all the oppressors.
33:12
Speaker 1: And he was torn because he's half and half. Yeah,
33:15
Speaker 1: so that sort of messing with his mind. This was
33:17
Speaker 1: a year ago. He was like sixteen fifteen.
33:19
Speaker 9: Yes, and he was also upset because he felt the
33:22
Speaker 9: curriculum was turning himself against his white family members. This
33:27
Speaker 9: isn't exclusive, by the way you're hearing it.
33:29
Speaker 1: First, Do you think that class in him being upset
33:32
Speaker 1: then drove him to go online and find these rooms?
33:35
Speaker 1: Because I understand, I believe he was not homeschooled, but
33:39
Speaker 1: since COVID, his mom had him do his studies from home.
33:42
Speaker 1: He didn't go back to the classroom, so he was
33:44
Speaker 1: at home in front of the computer NonStop.
33:46
Speaker 9: Correct, He was spending a lot of time in front
33:48
Speaker 9: of the computer. He was doing what's called independent online studies.
33:53
Speaker 1: So he had a problem with this class on racial
33:55
Speaker 1: studies because he's confused being half white half Polynesian. Him
34:00
Speaker 1: and his mom reach out to you a year ago
34:01
Speaker 1: to discuss the class, and then within a year's time
34:04
Speaker 1: he gets radicalized. The FBI claims then he met the
34:07
Speaker 1: other kid online, Vasquez, and they start concocting this horrific plan.
34:11
Speaker 9: Yeah, what you're hearing from me is not the story
34:14
Speaker 9: the mainstream media wants you to hear. The mainstream media
34:17
Speaker 9: wants you to hear that these kids were maga, that
34:19
Speaker 9: they were Republicans, that they were far right extremists, and
34:22
Speaker 9: that's not what the manifesto says. The manifesto, one of
34:26
Speaker 9: the shooters actually says he identified with some leftist ideology right.
34:31
Speaker 1: I noticed that I didn't get through all seventy five
34:33
Speaker 1: after you sent it to me. I know you did.
34:34
Speaker 1: I got to about page fifty and I just saw
34:36
Speaker 1: every other paragraph was hate this group, pt this group,
34:38
Speaker 1: paint this group. On page five though it did say
34:41
Speaker 1: all the problems and everything they hate, he literally pointed
34:43
Speaker 1: out it's the Jews six times. He did say that
34:47
Speaker 1: six times. And that was the young man Kin, the
34:49
Speaker 1: one who seemed to be the ringleader that brought Vesquez
34:52
Speaker 1: in because it was his mom. His guns correct, and
34:54
Speaker 1: he drove. I mean, I've seen the online video. We're
34:57
Speaker 1: not going to show. It's horrific, but they were live
34:58
Speaker 1: streaming this whole shooting, and then they live stream their
35:01
Speaker 1: own execution terrific.
35:04
Speaker 9: It's horrible. And in the manifesto they said their number
35:06
Speaker 9: one hero is Adolf Hitler.
35:08
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Amy, I have a feeling that I
35:11
Speaker 1: need you to come back as we learn more and
35:13
Speaker 1: more about these two and what led to this, and
35:15
Speaker 1: we have got to put the alarm out there, raise
35:17
Speaker 1: the warning flag to all parents. Pay attention to what
35:20
Speaker 1: your kids are doing in school and online so they
35:23
Speaker 1: don't get radicalized. Amy, thank you for this exclusive. Appreciate
35:26
Speaker 1: you so much. Wow wild stuff, folks, if your parents
35:30
Speaker 1: please pay attention all right, coming up, President Trump does
35:34
Speaker 1: something to help the victims of Joe Biden's weaponized DOJ
35:38
Speaker 1: and FBI, and it has Democrats and the media going crazy.
35:43
Speaker 10: I think this fund is a good part of getting
35:46
Speaker 10: justice for the people who are wrongly treated.
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Speaker 7: What do you say to Americans who wonder why this
36:32
Speaker 7: fund is getting all this money and I can't afford
36:35
Speaker 7: basic like amenities.
36:37
Speaker 4: Well, let me say a couple of things about that.
36:38
Speaker 10: First of all, you said one point eight billion dollars,
36:41
Speaker 10: And it's important for people to realize we're not just
36:44
Speaker 10: writing a one point eight billion dollar check. We're gonna
36:46
Speaker 10: take a lot of people who are gonna apply and
36:48
Speaker 10: say that they have been mistreated by their government. We're
36:50
Speaker 10: gonna handle those situations case by case, and if we
36:53
Speaker 10: determine they were in fact mistreated by their government, we
36:56
Speaker 10: think it's reasonable to give them just compensation.
37:00
Speaker 1: Hey, I want my bills paid for too. But guess what,
37:04
Speaker 1: I don't care they're doing this. Have you heard, because
37:06
Speaker 1: the media, the Democrats, the liberals are going bonkers over
37:11
Speaker 1: what just happened this week the President and the Vice
37:14
Speaker 1: President announcing that the DOJ has created now an anti
37:18
Speaker 1: weaponization fund. Now where'd the money come from? Well, this
37:22
Speaker 1: is established as part of a settlement agreement in civilian
37:28
Speaker 1: Donald J. Trump versus the Irs. Remember he sued the
37:33
Speaker 1: lawsuit filed by the Trump family and organization following the
37:36
Speaker 1: leak of their tax returns. Okay, so the case got
37:41
Speaker 1: dropped with prejudice because they were naughty when they did
37:45
Speaker 1: that when Jojo was in charge. In exchange, the plaintiffs
37:49
Speaker 1: receive a formal apology that's they get, but they can't
37:53
Speaker 1: receive monetary damages. Trumpet sued him for like ten billion,
37:57
Speaker 1: I think. So what they've done is they read to
38:00
Speaker 1: withdraw administrative claims regarding the Marlago raid and the whole
38:04
Speaker 1: Russia collusion investigation. So instead of ten bill, because the
38:09
Speaker 1: President can't accept it, they're gonna receive one point seven
38:13
Speaker 1: seven six billion from this federal Judgment fund. And then
38:18
Speaker 1: the President and Vice President have decided, as you heard
38:21
Speaker 1: from JD Vance, to hear and redress claims from individuals
38:26
Speaker 1: who suffered under the Biden Harris regime and their weaponization
38:31
Speaker 1: and law fare and usage of the DOJ and the FBI.
38:35
Speaker 1: And no, we're not just talking January six ers. We're
38:38
Speaker 1: talking about all sorts of people. Because you watched this program,
38:42
Speaker 1: how many different types of Americans did they go after
38:46
Speaker 1: during the four years of Biden Harris hell I would say, oa,
38:52
Speaker 1: n's the victims. How about us? We had Democrats in
38:56
Speaker 1: Congress sending letters to our advertisers and our satellite and
38:59
Speaker 1: cable cares. Tell him to drop us, get rid of us.
39:01
Speaker 1: That's government interference. I would say we should apply for
39:05
Speaker 1: some money now. The voluntary program will be run by
39:09
Speaker 1: five member DOJ commission, offering first apologies and then a
39:14
Speaker 1: financial rebate. This will go on through December of twenty
39:18
Speaker 1: twenty eight. These payouts will cover any legal fees they had.
39:22
Speaker 1: You know, litigation costs are expensive public relations expenses and
39:28
Speaker 1: unreimbursed jail fees stemming from government targeting under Biden. Acting
39:34
Speaker 1: Attorney General Todd Blanche stated, the process is designed to
39:37
Speaker 1: make right the past wrongs and to ensure the machinery
39:40
Speaker 1: of government is never ever used for political or personal targeting. Again,
39:45
Speaker 1: the announcement already drawn fire from the usual idiots. Let's
39:50
Speaker 1: start off. Let's see California Congressman Kevin Kyleie, a sitting
39:55
Speaker 1: Republican who just ditched his party to run as an
39:59
Speaker 1: ind pendant. Good for you, you'll never be on my
40:03
Speaker 1: show again.
40:04
Speaker 11: I don't know why anyone is receiving money from this
40:07
Speaker 11: fun That's not the way we typically adjudicate claims. If
40:11
Speaker 11: anyone has claims, so and certainly I would think that
40:16
Speaker 11: you know, those wouldn't be people that would be at
40:19
Speaker 11: the top of the list even if there were a
40:21
Speaker 11: basis for for such a payout. So I'm still learning
40:27
Speaker 11: about it. It's a very unusual arrangement. I think that
40:31
Speaker 11: there does need to be congressional oversight into exactly how
40:35
Speaker 11: this came about and what exactly is going to be
40:38
Speaker 11: the criteria for for any distributions.
40:43
Speaker 1: Hey, Rhino Trader, this is why we can ever win
40:45
Speaker 1: anything in California. I'm so glad you went to Independent.
40:48
Speaker 1: Just put a D in front of your name for
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Speaker 1: d bag, I mean Democrat. Anyway, this brings us to
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Speaker 1: Tonight's candidate spotlight. A real Republican named John Strand is
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Speaker 1: running for Florida's nineteenth congressional district in the upcoming August primary,
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Speaker 1: seeking to fill the open seat that was left by
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Speaker 1: Byron Donalds, who, of course, is running for Gov. Strand
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Speaker 1: is a high profile J six defendant who spent four
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Speaker 1: months in prison following his conviction stemming from an arrest
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Speaker 1: at the Capitol. According to a report in Washing Times,
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Speaker 1: Strand claims he was specifically targeted by the Biden Harris
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Speaker 1: regime and he intends to fully recoup all of his
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Speaker 1: legal fees and of course costs while he was in jail. Hello,
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Speaker 1: you can't work, You'll lose money, Bills pile up, interest,
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Speaker 1: you name it. And he's hoping that he can get
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Speaker 1: a few bucks from this new program. And he's not alone.
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Speaker 1: By the way, It's not just JA sixers. That's what
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Speaker 1: the media and the Democrats want you to think. But
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Speaker 1: you got to think about those four years Joe and
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Speaker 1: the Auto pen was in charge. How many pro lifers
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Speaker 1: did they arrest and throw the book at ridiculous? How
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Speaker 1: many Catholics did they go after, how many conservative mega
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Speaker 1: influencers did they go after? How many networks did they
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Speaker 1: go after? So this fund is for all of those
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Speaker 1: people where a president took his Department of Justice weaponize
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Speaker 1: it against political opponents, regular old Americans, and then we
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Speaker 1: lost out on money, people were in prison, you name it.
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Speaker 1: And so I got to say I agree with the fund.
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Speaker 1: Hearing out of way In candidate for Florida's nineteenth nationial
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Speaker 1: district and J six defendant John Strand back on the program, John,
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Speaker 1: nice to see up way In. Brother, What did you
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Speaker 1: think when you heard about this news this week from
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Speaker 1: the President and Vice President.
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Speaker 4: Dan, thank you for having me on for highlighting the
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Speaker 4: exciting campaign in Florida nineteen and Yeah, this weaponization fund
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Speaker 4: or anti weaponization fund is very exciting news. It's very important, Dan.
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Speaker 4: The American people know this. But the clown media class
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Speaker 4: and the radical leftists that are hemorrhaging over this, of course,
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Speaker 4: are going to say all kinds of ridiculous things. But
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Speaker 4: let's just cut right to the truth. Okay, January sixth
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Speaker 4: was a government entrapment setup. Okay, we know that there's
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Speaker 4: abundant evidence the governments admitted their hands are dirty. And
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Speaker 4: if we're going to talk about pain and restitution and damages,
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Speaker 4: the catastrophe that so many J sixers and their families
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Speaker 4: have suffered is really beyond the pale. Dan. There is
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Speaker 4: no precedent in American history for such large scale government
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Speaker 4: weaponization and abuse of government power. Now, I'll just talk
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Speaker 4: about myself because I know the truth about what happened
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Speaker 4: to me. It happened to me right I was sentenced.
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Speaker 4: They asked for eight years at my sentencing. They tried
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Speaker 4: to destroy me for the rest of my young adult life.
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Speaker 4: I served exactly one year, three hundred and sixty six
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Speaker 4: days in a harsh federal prison, four months of which
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Speaker 4: were super isolation of use, again unprecedented. You'll have to
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Speaker 4: read the book on the screen behind me, Patriot Plea
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Speaker 4: to learn all the details. It's insane, but the pain
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Speaker 4: and suffering is massive. I think the genius of this,
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Speaker 4: Dan is that President Trump approached this in a very legitimate,
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Speaker 4: legal and moral way. He had a legitimate claim, like
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Speaker 4: you said, against the Irs, and negotiated that to cover
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Speaker 4: pain and suffering for government weaponization against citizens. He and
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Speaker 4: his family are not taking any money. An apology, of course,
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Speaker 4: is necessary and appropriate. Yeah, and these funds are the
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Speaker 4: least we could do for government weaponization for people that
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Speaker 4: need restitution and healing.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. And John, I think you can agree because I
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Speaker 1: took a bunch of heat talking about this on social
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Speaker 1: media and promoting that I was going to talk about
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Speaker 1: it on my show from some of my more liberal friends.
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Speaker 1: How can you be okay with this? It's taxpayer money.
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Speaker 1: You're giving it to people that beat up police and
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Speaker 1: stormed our capital. You are sick, Dan, And to them,
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Speaker 1: I say, look, and I've said this since January sixth,
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Speaker 1: when I went on the air live after it all
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Speaker 1: all went down. Anybody that committed an act of violence
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Speaker 1: that day, regardless if it was a setup, and you
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Speaker 1: and I know it was a setup, they have to
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Speaker 1: pay a penalty. I think some of the penalties were stiff.
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Speaker 1: Should they get any money. No, But if you have
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Speaker 1: a legitimate case like you, like my friend Brandon Struck,
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Speaker 1: who was on the other side of the building, never
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Speaker 1: even entered it, never have interaction with police, right. They
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Speaker 1: threw him in jail for a couple of weeks or months,
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Speaker 1: threatened him with massive time in jail unless he took
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Speaker 1: a plea deal and he had to. You know, he
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Speaker 1: lost all of his money and followers and legal fees
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Speaker 1: like you, he didn't do squat. He should get some.
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Speaker 1: Ray those sweet elderly people that were doing the sit
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Speaker 1: in in the abortion clinic a couple of years back
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Speaker 1: that Joe threw the book at and all they were
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Speaker 1: doing was singing. They didn't hurt anybody, they were praying,
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Speaker 1: they should get some. The Catholics that they went after,
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Speaker 1: they should get some. I agree that that's right.
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Speaker 5: That's right.
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Speaker 4: Liberty and justice for all is our mantra, it's our
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Speaker 4: creed and we must stick to that. So when the
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Speaker 4: government is abusive and when innocent citizens are are harmed,
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Speaker 4: it is proper, it is necessary, it is essential that
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Speaker 4: the justice is delivered, which means they must be repaired.
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Speaker 4: So let's talk specific facts, Dan, there is precedent for
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Speaker 4: the on for the price of harm for a improper
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Speaker 4: swat team assault. Ruby Johnson was awarded by a jury
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Speaker 4: four million dollars because the improper swat assault is life threatening,
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Speaker 4: permanent trauma and damage. It is a terrible experience. That's
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Speaker 4: just for the swat assault. Not to mention unjust imprisonment,
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Speaker 4: and forget about illegal isolation where they violated my rights
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Speaker 4: separating me from my family and attorneys and et cetera.
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Speaker 4: So the millions of dollars that people are gonna scream about,
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Speaker 4: there is precedent for this and the harm against not
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Speaker 4: only JA sixers, but people put in prison by the
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Speaker 4: Biden autopen regime for various ridiculous reasons you know, uh,
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Speaker 4: pro LAC, protesting, religious discrimination, etc. All of this, it's
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Speaker 4: egregious and there is precedent specifically for these harms and restitutions,
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Speaker 4: so it's entirely legitimate. It is important, and like I said,
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Speaker 4: justice is not optional. We have to do. We have
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Speaker 4: to stick to that principle.
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Speaker 1: I want to throw a couple of headlines up so
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Speaker 1: everybody knows what's going on with this fund. So just
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Speaker 1: a few hours ago, good old Democrat Jamie Raskin decided
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Speaker 1: to put a bill up on the House floor. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I'm no fan of that clown. He is trying to
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Speaker 1: block that money from being used to you guys, or
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Speaker 1: to anybody. Actually, he doesn't want it to go out
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Speaker 1: at all. That's one. But then also yesterday, I believe
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Speaker 1: some of the January sixth police officers are suing to
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Speaker 1: block the fund. That's happening as well. And then here's
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Speaker 1: one I had to bring up because I was so
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Speaker 1: excited earlier this week to find out that they're actually
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Speaker 1: finally commuting her sentence. Poor Tina Peters, the grandmother in Colorado, right,
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Speaker 1: who was imprisoned for ridiculous What they give her like
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Speaker 1: nine years or some years. Yeah, and she's already served
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Speaker 1: four and a half. Her sentence is getting commuted. I
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Speaker 1: would hope that they give her some of that money
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Speaker 1: because she's been suffering from cancer, hasn't seen her family,
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Speaker 1: and all she did is a county clerk was trying
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Speaker 1: to preserve the vote she thought was fraudulent before they
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Speaker 1: erased everything and updated the machines. And so there's people
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Speaker 1: like that, the Tina Peters, the Grandma's at Jay six, you,
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Speaker 1: the Catholics, the pro lifers that did nothing and their
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Speaker 1: government was weaponized against them. They were in prison, they
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Speaker 1: lost their jobs, they lost family members, they lost thousands
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Speaker 1: of dollars they couldn't afford to lose. And so yeah,
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Speaker 1: you know, if you identify two three four thousand people
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Speaker 1: and you divide one point almost eight billion, well everybody's
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Speaker 1: going to get a few hundred grand.
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Speaker 7: Uh.
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Speaker 1: You just mentioned the trauma. You can't put a price
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Speaker 1: on the trauma.
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Speaker 4: No, it was it was wild Dan, And you know,
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Speaker 4: I would love to know what Jamie Raskin voted on
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Speaker 4: the slush fund for sexual misconduct.
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Speaker 1: Oh, thank you, congress members. A great point.
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Speaker 4: The hypocrisy is insane. Americans are disgusted and sick of
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Speaker 4: this of this garbage. So that's why we're running for
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Speaker 4: Congress in Florida nineteen at Johnstrand dot com. And also,
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Speaker 4: if people want to know the truth and they want
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Speaker 4: a first hand account of the details, behind the scenes
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Speaker 4: of January sixth, what happened and the government weaposation and
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Speaker 4: abuse that followed it. Please order that book on the
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Speaker 4: screen behind me, Patriot Polea at Amazon, Johnstrand dot com
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Speaker 4: slash book. It's coming out next month and it is
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Speaker 4: going to blow your mind.
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Speaker 5: Dan.
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Speaker 4: I bring the receipts, I bring transcripts, I prove how
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Speaker 4: the government politically affected the prison system to abuse me.
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Speaker 4: It'll blow you away. But there is nothing more important
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Speaker 4: in this moment than unifying as conservatives and Republicans behind
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Speaker 4: President Trump and the MAGA movement to take over this
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Speaker 4: country and to reclaim the republic, our American constitutional republic
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Speaker 4: that belongs to us, but's been hijacked by a uniparty
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Speaker 4: oligarchy and and Americans have done with it. So go
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Speaker 4: to Johnstrand dot com and join the fight in Florida
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Speaker 4: nineteen because we have a real chance to put a
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Speaker 4: patriot in Congress, and.
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Speaker 1: We've got to hold the House. If we lose the House,
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Speaker 1: we are in single the website Johnstrand dot com if
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Speaker 1: you want learn more about John's bid for the nineteenth
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Speaker 1: thousand Florida Thank you John, Take care.
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Speaker 4: Thank you, Dan. God bless you, God bless America.
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