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"Summer's Camp" (Tuesday November 18, 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: You ought to be speaking about Larry Summers. You ought
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  Speaker 1: to be speaking about some of his friends that are
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  Speaker 1: hedge fun guys. They're all over the.
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  Speaker 2: Place making mornings great again. First thing today on the
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  Speaker 2: Talk Media Network by Joe, Thomas Stewart.
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  Speaker 3: Said, steal me stem. You have a day at least
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  Speaker 3: for work.
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  Speaker 4: When the sun comes up, drops a kid to scook the.
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  Speaker 5: Joys.
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  Speaker 6: If a thing a Jane, do all the Joses said,
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  Speaker 6: and needs.
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  Speaker 7: No one that Joe's as smiled, He only asps.
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  Speaker 3: Joe.
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  Speaker 8: I know what six seven means. I want to be
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  Speaker 8: Joe the middle two hours of.
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  Speaker 3: This program Eastern time. Thank you for letting us be
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  Speaker 3: of service to you.
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  Speaker 9: Four three four eight eight two four to two on
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  Speaker 9: seven adults, if.
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  Speaker 8: You know you know, I was like, we'll tell you
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  Speaker 8: what went on, will and examine the evidence left behind
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  Speaker 8: at the crime scene from what went on, but mostly
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  Speaker 8: we want to hear about what you have experienced in
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  Speaker 8: the aftermath of it. You are the whistleblowers of record,
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  Speaker 8: and that's why we keep the phone lines open for you.
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  Speaker 8: At four three four eight eight two four to two
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  Speaker 8: one seven. So you wanted the Epstein documents out there,
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  Speaker 8: and I think it was just yesterday morning, the most
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  Speaker 8: recent instance where this program.
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  Speaker 3: Asked the question.
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  Speaker 8: I don't hear anyone else asking you know, it's even
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  Speaker 8: got to the point where the callers are asking this question,
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  Speaker 8: Doctor Clark, I think it was yesterday, said what decisions
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  Speaker 8: were corrupted? What decisions were made based on the fact
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  Speaker 8: that you didn't want somebody to find out that you
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  Speaker 8: flew to Epstein Island and the president on his way
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  Speaker 8: to Marine won yesterday. Thus the wonderful ambient background noise
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  Speaker 8: of a chinook getting ready to get ready to launch
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  Speaker 8: itself into the wild, Blue Yonder says to the press.
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  Speaker 1: You ought to be speaking about Larry Summers. You ought
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  Speaker 1: to be speaking about some of his friends that are
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  Speaker 1: hedge fun guys. They're all over the place.
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  Speaker 8: But Larry Summers was the US Treasury Secretary. So I
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  Speaker 8: restate the question for the grand jury, what decisions did
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  Speaker 8: Larry Summers make.
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  Speaker 3: In and out?
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  Speaker 8: Because certainly nobody in the Clinton administration would ever try
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  Speaker 8: to keep something from.
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  Speaker 3: The public record that would never happen.
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  Speaker 8: I know you're just as shocked that somebody in the
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  Speaker 8: Clinton administration might keep something from the public record as
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  Speaker 8: you were yesterday when we said there's corruption in the
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  Speaker 8: Ukrainian nuclear regulatory industry.
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  Speaker 3: I know.
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  Speaker 8: It's these things that keep you up at night, doesn't it.
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  Speaker 8: It makes you want to do the opus dandelion break.
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  Speaker 3: So we'll get into this.
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  Speaker 8: So much going on, so much happening the UN, even
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  Speaker 8: China and Russia say, you know what, that deal in
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  Speaker 8: the Middle East, pretty good idea. We'll get into that,
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  Speaker 8: and so much more happening from where you are all
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  Speaker 8: the way up to where we are here at the
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  Speaker 8: Talk Media Network. Our first things this morning, Oh, don't
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  Speaker 8: let me forget.
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  Speaker 3: I want to talk about this FCC.
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  Speaker 8: It was like Donald Trump yesterday in the Oval Office
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  Speaker 8: said that Americans could be seeing the tariff rebate checks
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  Speaker 8: that he referred to last week by midy twenty six.
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  Speaker 8: A deal was signed in Greece Monday that would have
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  Speaker 8: Ukraine buying liquefied natural gas from the United States and
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  Speaker 8: shipped through Greece and Turkey into the war torn country.
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  Speaker 8: And right after that deal was signed, a strike against
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  Speaker 8: a Turkish tanker and near Odessa on Monday, there claiming
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  Speaker 8: was launched by Russia in retaliation. President Trump is now
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  Speaker 8: endorsing the push to release the Epstein files. As mentioned, Republicans,
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  Speaker 8: including influential Committee chairs Jim Jordan of Ohio and James
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  Speaker 8: Comer of Kentucky, are lining up behind the plan, plus
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  Speaker 8: Senate Republicans are now voting for the measure. In light
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  Speaker 8: of the president's about face, Larry Summers, former president of
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  Speaker 8: Harvard University and Treasury secretary under the Clinton administration, announced
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  Speaker 8: he will step back from public comments. According to the
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  Speaker 8: Ivy League paper The Harvard Crimson, Summers said it was
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  Speaker 8: part of an effort to quote, rebuild trust and repair
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  Speaker 8: relationships with the people closest to me. The announcement follows
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  Speaker 8: the release of seven years worth of correspondence between Summers
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  Speaker 8: and financier Jeffrey Epstein. The UN Security Council voted almost
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  Speaker 8: unanimously to adopt the US drafted resolution bringing peace between
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  Speaker 8: Israel and Gaza and authorizing an International Stabilization Force for.
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  Speaker 3: Gaza.
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  Speaker 8: part in a Board of Peace envisioned as a transitional
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  Speaker 8: authority that would oversee reconstruction and economic recovery in the region.
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  Speaker 8: The resolution passed thirteen to nothing, with Russia and China
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  Speaker 8: possessing veto votes abstaining.
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  Speaker 3: On your to do list.
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  Speaker 2: Putting the radio on is the first thing today?
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  Speaker 21: Who sponsored the operation and what the farious stuff was
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  Speaker 8: Yes, there we are during the recordings of Gallain Maxwell
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  Speaker 8: calling everyone to supper at Epstein Island.
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  Speaker 3: What no, Oh, okay, I'm mistaken.
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  Speaker 8: I was told that that was audio recorded part of
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  Speaker 8: the Epstein emails files released. I guess that was as
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  Speaker 8: truthful as the idea that Donald Trump was doodling naked
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  Speaker 8: pictures of women to the PERV. That clip you heard
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  Speaker 8: there for you so you can go back over because
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  Speaker 8: I understand number one, your morning is crazy, and number
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  Speaker 8: two not everyone who brings the program in takes all
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  Speaker 8: four hours. So you know, if you're in Norfolk right now,
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  Speaker 8: you're going to get an hour of this and say, well,
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  Speaker 8: what happened to the rest or you're sitting there, you know, thinking.
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  Speaker 3: He does this for four what is it? And if
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  Speaker 3: you're curious, just like, what the hell does he do
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  Speaker 3: for four hours?
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  Speaker 8: Go to the podcast channel to get all But that
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  Speaker 8: was ripped from yesterday's program. Our friend doctor Clark asking
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  Speaker 8: the existential question about the Epstein files that we've asked
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  Speaker 8: numerous and numerous times that nobody else seems curious about.
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  Speaker 8: Everyone else wants t tar and feather Donald J. Trump
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  Speaker 8: for even knowing Jeffrey Epstein existed, or having Jeffrey Epstein
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  Speaker 8: write the name Trump.
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  Speaker 3: Down in an email.
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  Speaker 8: As all well and good, as we've discussed plenty of times.
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  Speaker 8: Even CNN anchors are starting to say, you know, hang
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  Speaker 8: on a second, here, you had all this stuff, and
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  Speaker 8: you had the majority, and you could have put it
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  Speaker 8: all out there.
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  Speaker 3: But I thought doctor.
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  Speaker 8: Clark's point yesterday was well taken as well. Certainly not
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  Speaker 8: members of any law enforcement that falls under Treasury, the
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  Speaker 8: Treasury Department, that as we watched the man who ran
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  Speaker 8: the Treasury Department, and certainly the financial power of somebody
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  Speaker 8: like Larry Summers, who was implicated in seven years, not
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  Speaker 8: just a letter that somebody says, oh, look, Donald Trump
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  Speaker 8: signed his birthday card seven years worth of email's former
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  Speaker 8: Treasury secretary, you want.
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  Speaker 1: To be speaking about Larry Summers. You ought to be
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  Speaker 1: speaking about some of his friends that are hedge fun guys.
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  Speaker 1: They're all over the place.
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  Speaker 8: But who's a Treasury officer? What law enforcement? Ares trivia
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  Speaker 8: question for you this morning? Fall under the Department of
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  Speaker 8: the Treasury. Could that be the Secret Service? Certainly, but
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  Speaker 8: also it falls under the director it was originally the
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  Speaker 8: Federal Bureau of Investigation. Were Treasury officers. So the Secretary
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  Speaker 8: of the Treasury, Scott Bessen, I imagine he's not any
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  Speaker 8: more perfect than you and I. There's only been one
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  Speaker 8: perfect person in the world. We're not going to sit
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  Speaker 8: here with this deified look at people. We're all corruptible,
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  Speaker 8: we all have it in us I'm sure somewhere in
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  Speaker 8: your life you've gone to a party that you regretted
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  Speaker 8: going to.
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  Speaker 3: I'm not excusing, I'm just saying that before we get.
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  Speaker 8: Several things, punishments have to be meted out for the
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  Speaker 8: kind of horrific human trafficking that was going on at
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  Speaker 8: Epstein Island. But moreover, if this was an operation to
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  Speaker 8: gain influence over government officials and to buy influence through silence, Hey,
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  Speaker 8: you know we got pictures, and you know Larry Summers
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  Speaker 8: is not somebody who just bumped into Jeffrey Epstein at
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  Speaker 8: a birthday party, you know, and a fancy dress party
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  Speaker 8: or a barely dressed party or whatever.
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  Speaker 3: Seven years.
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  Speaker 8: I'm trying to think outside of my best friend in
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  Speaker 8: the world and my wife and my children, and some
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  Speaker 8: of you have known me more than seven years. But
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  Speaker 8: the list of people that I correspond with that goes
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  Speaker 8: on for more than seven years is remarkable. But think
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  Speaker 8: about the things that a Treasury secretary can influence with
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  Speaker 8: a quick phone call or a text message saying well,
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  Speaker 8: I guess no. We're talking about the nineties, so text
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  Speaker 8: messaging not so much, but a phone call saying hey,
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  Speaker 8: don't forget the videos we have of you at my island,
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  Speaker 8: Love Jeff. It's Gallaine Maxwell on the White House visitors
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  Speaker 8: long or the old Executive office building where I believe
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  Speaker 8: the Treasury Secretary hangs his hat. What decisions didn't he make?
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  Speaker 8: And while Larry Summers is stepping away, I'm stepping away.
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  Speaker 8: Did that sound just like a Clinton A Clinton Easta
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  Speaker 8: to say, I'm stepping back to rebuild the relationships I've
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  Speaker 8: had to rebuild trust quoting him here, rebuild trust and
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  Speaker 8: repair relationships with the people closest to me. It doesn't
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  Speaker 8: even say anything. It doesn't say my wife, my kids,
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  Speaker 8: your wife, my kids, doesn't say any of that. It's
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  Speaker 8: these mysterious people closest to him now. And now I'm
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  Speaker 8: now I've gone and done it. Now the phones are
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  Speaker 8: ringing off the hook, just like yesterday shocked you were
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  Speaker 8: to hear about corruption amongst the Ukrainian nuclear energy overseers.
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  Speaker 8: Hang on the line. You are second on the queue,
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  Speaker 8: so can we hang on to you for a moment.
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  Speaker 8: Definitely that sounded like doctor Clark there for a second.
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  Speaker 8: Let me see he was on line one first thing
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  Speaker 8: this morning with Joe Thomas, Good morning, who's this?
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  Speaker 22: Good morning?
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  Speaker 3: Jude's Joel, Hey, Joel, how are you doing this morning?
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  Speaker 22: I'm still struggling for my job for employment, so it's
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  Speaker 22: it's pretty rough.
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  Speaker 3: It's anyway, Hey, it could be worse.
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  Speaker 8: You could be you could be implicated in seven years
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  Speaker 8: worth of emails with Jeffrey Epstein. So I mean, perspective
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  Speaker 8: building you. You could have a worse morning than Larry Summers.
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  Speaker 22: I was raised differently. My parents taught me that your
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  Speaker 22: actions got always watching your actions or are your actions?
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  Speaker 3: Amen?
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  Speaker 22: I just wanted to say that, I mean, this is important.
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  Speaker 22: It's it's disgusting. I mean all the women that you know,
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  Speaker 22: young women that were affected and all that. And look
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  Speaker 22: at what happened in Jacksonville, Florida. They've found over one
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  Speaker 22: hundred and twenty two missing children that were probably abused
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  Speaker 22: and put on drugs. And then they found another they
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  Speaker 22: found another twenty seven actually in Lee County, which is.
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  Speaker 3: Above where I live.
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  Speaker 22: But god, you know, the whole thing focus, the whole
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  Speaker 22: thing focuses on how we treat life. And I've said
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  Speaker 22: this before on your show. Is first of all, starting
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  Speaker 22: with how we treat the unborn, and then the other
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  Speaker 22: thing is how children have been affected with all this DEI.
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  Speaker 8: But I also hang on hang out that one second.
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  Speaker 8: I mean, your point and is the most important point
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  Speaker 22: Throughout our history. I guess what brought us the forty
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  Speaker 8: Well, let me ask you this one, because I understand
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  Speaker 3: Although you know some of the folks in Congress I
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  Speaker 8: But to me, the most important part of this is
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  Speaker 8: we need to unwind, just like we have to with
• 30:00
  Speaker 8: any of these controversial matters. What was corrupted? What what
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  Speaker 8: did Larry Summers as Treasury Secretary change did what policies
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  Speaker 8: Epstein and his friends, Remember I mean Jeffrey Epstein. Most
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  Speaker 8: people are completely befuzzled as to where his wealth came from. Well,
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  Speaker 21: So far, so good, Joe. So let's start out by
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  Speaker 8: To manipulate an outcome? Okay, not being a blackmail or
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  Speaker 21: So you're coercing people into doing things that they otherwise
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  Speaker 21: would not normally do. Yes, and you're using rather extreme measures.
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  Speaker 21: blackmail or coerce. So the whole purpose of the operation
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  Speaker 3: Well, now hang on to that.
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  Speaker 8: Well, let me let me jump into that, because he
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  Speaker 3: And they are out there, aren't.
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  Speaker 8: They Not as much as they used to be in.
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  Speaker 3: They hold their meetings on the street corner with sign.
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  Speaker 8: So I want a pivot to this and everyone the
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  Speaker 8: slagging of the Trump administration continues, and I think it
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  Speaker 8: was well said in the last segment. I mean, we're
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  Speaker 8: only ten months into Trump two point zero and we're
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  Speaker 8: acting like, my gosh, you know, what hasn't he accomplished yet?
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  Speaker 8: I know there's the midterms and all that other stuff
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  Speaker 8: that's got to, you know, play out well enough, because
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  Speaker 8: you know, the first thing, Hakeem Jeffries HR one, if
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  Speaker 8: Hakim Jeffries becomes Speaker of the House, HR one will
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  Speaker 8: be the impeachment proceedings against Donald J. Trump, mostly because
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  Speaker 8: they've learned nothing from history. But that's okay. But I
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  Speaker 8: want to talk about this Gaza deal and Steve Witkoff
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  Speaker 8: and Jared Kushner and what they've put together because my
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  Speaker 8: entire adult life, the gamesmanship between the within the Soviet
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  Speaker 8: Union and the United States at the UN Security Council
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  Speaker 8: was classic. Nothing ever happened at the UN because either
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  Speaker 8: the US would vote against it or the Soviet Union
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  Speaker 8: would vote against it.
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  Speaker 3: It was just.
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  Speaker 8: It became a Washern's repeat. So when the UN votes
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  Speaker 8: and adopts the Trump administration's Gaza plan, the plan going
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  Speaker 8: forward to establish this Peace Commission, which, by the way,
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  Speaker 8: how many sneering faces of Chris Hayes and Jen Sackey
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  Speaker 8: greeted the Peace Commission. Oh, and Trump wants to be
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  Speaker 8: the chair of the Peace Commission. He didn't say that,
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  Speaker 8: But it's just like when Trump says, hey, maybe we'll
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  Speaker 8: send different Oh, Trump orders dividend checks. They're inferry things
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  Speaker 8: from spitball conversations.
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  Speaker 3: Always happens as.
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  Speaker 8: Long as Donald Trump has been in the presidential sphere.
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  Speaker 8: If he wistfully says, yeah, it'd be nice if we
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  Speaker 8: could do this. Oh, Trump is ordering troops into but
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  Speaker 8: the UN Security Council adopted the Gaza Plan thirteen to nothing. Now,
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  Speaker 8: Russia and China didn't vote for it, but given their
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  Speaker 8: veto position, didn't vote against it either. And I think
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  Speaker 8: that that as close as you're going to get to
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  Speaker 8: Russia or China saying.
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  Speaker 3: All right, we agree.
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  Speaker 8: I mean, they're not going to vote with the United
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  Speaker 8: States on anything. But the fact that they withheld their
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  Speaker 8: veto speaks volumes about the plan, about the development of
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  Speaker 8: the plan, about the idea that if anyone's going to
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  Speaker 8: be able to make this work, it's Trump. And this
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  Speaker 8: is an important thing. And I want this to see
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  Speaker 8: to you. As twenty twenty eight is way off in
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  Speaker 8: the distance, but you've got Marjorie Taylor Green trying to
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  Speaker 8: get her you know, image reconstruction surgery going, and of
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  Speaker 8: course there's JD. Vance or is it Marco Rubio or
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  Speaker 8: is it the important thing to look at?
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  Speaker 3: As twenty twenty eight.
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  Speaker 8: Is way way off, there is that very little maybe
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  Speaker 8: you know, the first couple of years of this Gaza
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  Speaker 8: Plan will have been already undertaken. Gaza is not going
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  Speaker 8: to be fixed up by the time January twentieth of.
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  Speaker 3: Twenty twenty nine come around.
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  Speaker 8: So let that weigh on your head as you decide
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  Speaker 8: what's going to happen in the midterm elections. And these
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  Speaker 8: are the stories that you're not hearing because they want
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  Speaker 8: to hear. They want you to hear about pictures of
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  Speaker 8: naked women doodled by Donald Trump on the napkin allegedly
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  Speaker 8: sent to Jeffrey Epstein. He was even asked about that yesterday.
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  Speaker 8: Do we have the clip of him yesterday outside of
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  Speaker 8: the White House on his way to Marine Ie. They
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  Speaker 8: asked him about the birthday cards. Still going on about that.
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  Speaker 1: You want to be speaking about Bill Clinton, who went
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  Speaker 1: to the island twenty eight times. I never went to
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  Speaker 1: the island.
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  Speaker 20: Maintain you did not write a letter forgot.
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  Speaker 1: I don't even know what they're talking about. Now. Somebody
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  Speaker 1: could have written a letter and used my name, and
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  Speaker 1: that's happened a lot. All you have to do is
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  Speaker 1: take a look at the dossier, the fake dosiers, and.
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  Speaker 8: He pivots them back and forces them to at least
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  Speaker 8: talking about the dossier again. So while all that is
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  Speaker 8: going on, and Joel's right, I mean, there's a lot
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  Speaker 8: of stuff afoot that is more important in the here
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  Speaker 8: and now. But the life lessons from the Jeffrey Epstein case,
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  Speaker 8: especially as we see you know, Clinton's and Larry Summers,
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  Speaker 8: and these folks get implicated far more than Donald Trump,
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  Speaker 8: and everyone's like, oh well, Trump Trump.
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  Speaker 3: And they're ignoring the other stuff.
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  Speaker 8: It goes back to the corruptibility of an authoritarian government.
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  Speaker 8: And we can go back because none of the original
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  Speaker 8: documents are gone. And I don't mean the National Archives
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  Speaker 8: and the sealed and nitrogen your original US Constitution, No, no, no, no no,
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  Speaker 8: I'm talking about the document, the piece of law that
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  Speaker 8: says these are the rules that the government must abide by.
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  Speaker 8: It's all still there. They don't have the intestical fortitude
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  Speaker 8: to change it. So we can go back. We can
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  Speaker 8: peel away all the build up that has come in
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  Speaker 8: the misrepresentation of the Commerce Clause and all the things that.
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  Speaker 3: They've used.
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  Speaker 8: To hypothetically give themselves power that the US Constitution never
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  Speaker 8: gave them. We can get it all back because they've
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  Speaker 8: never changed the rules.
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  Speaker 3: They've just written.
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  Speaker 8: Circum circumlocution legislation so that they can travel around without
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  Speaker 8: actually having to change the intervening laws. So let's get
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  Speaker 8: rid of that. Go back to the original free market
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  Speaker 8: capitalist system, where you know, if you do something against
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  Speaker 8: somebody's rights, we will punish you, but we're not going
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  Speaker 8: to go out there and try to regulate your behavior beforehand.
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  Speaker 8: But we will devote those time and efforts to investigative
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  Speaker 8: services rather than preventative job killing psychosis developing. So there's
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  Speaker 8: the life lesson to learn. But then when you look
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  Speaker 8: at what Trump has actually been able to do, and
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  Speaker 8: you look at the un unanimously picking up the Gaza Plan,
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  Speaker 8: these are all things that you need to be thinking
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  Speaker 8: about as you approach the midterm, because it's okay to
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  Speaker 8: vote against somebody whose campaign is going to be impeached Trump.
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