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Speaker 2: Well, well, well, hello, and how are you. I'm Ron
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Speaker 2: Edwards and welcome to this edition of the Ron Edwards
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Speaker 2: American Experience. Glad to be with you from throughout America
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Speaker 2: and around the world. Yep, good news.
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Speaker 6: Patrick Colbeck is here.
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Speaker 2: He's going to be joining us in conversation and just
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Speaker 2: a little bit we're going to get his take on
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Speaker 2: a few of the major issues affecting our great republic.
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Speaker 2: Good news. Also, Tulsey Gabbart's nomination for Director of National
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Speaker 2: Intelligence was approved by the Senate Intelligence Committee after Republican
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Speaker 2: senators dismissed any concerns they had to vote against her.
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Speaker 2: The vote was lt along party lines, with nine yea's
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Speaker 2: and eight nays. The two potential GP holdouts who could
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Speaker 2: have derailed Gabbert's nomination, Todd Young of Indiana and Susan
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Speaker 2: Collins of Maine announced in the eleventh hour that they
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Speaker 2: will support the Gabbard and also additionally, the full Senate
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Speaker 2: vote fifty two to forty six to invoke cloture rather
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Speaker 2: to advance Pam Bondy's confirmation as US Attorney General to
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Speaker 2: a final Senate vote. The final Senate floor vote to
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Speaker 2: confirm Pam Bondi could come as early as tomorrow. It's
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Speaker 2: unclear if the full Senate vote on Gabbard and RFK
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Speaker 2: Junior will be this week. Still, supporters of President Trump
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Speaker 2: are blowing up the Senate's phone lines, and I'll be
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Speaker 2: having some numbers for you to jingle in just a
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Speaker 2: bit on the show. And you know, as you know,
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Speaker 2: we were looking around and we see all these things
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Speaker 2: going on. I like Trump's tariffs. You know this if
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Speaker 2: you've been listening to this broadcast. In fact that yesterday,
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Speaker 2: was it yesterday or the day before yesterday, we had
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Speaker 2: a little bit of a school lesson on the history
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Speaker 2: and the worthiness of tariffs and going all the way
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Speaker 2: back to the time of President McKinley, And so I
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Speaker 2: think it is what it is. And of course, yes,
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Speaker 2: he was confirmed to move ahead to the final vote.
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Speaker 6: I'm talking to my producer.
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Speaker 2: There anyway, Tulsi Gabbert. You know, she has had some
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Speaker 2: concerns that have popped up, and I also brought some
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Speaker 2: of those concerns up as well about our communist background,
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Speaker 2: especially when she was in Hawaii very close to Bernie Sanders.
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Speaker 2: But I'm willing to give her the benefit of the doubt.
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Speaker 2: She has said many of the right things, and people
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Speaker 2: can change, and if she has sincerely changed, I'm willing
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Speaker 2: to give her the benefit of the doubt because based
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Speaker 2: upon what she has said leading up to today, she
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Speaker 2: knows right from wrong concerning government in this country, and
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Speaker 2: I just pray that she stays on the right side
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Speaker 2: as she claims. M Trump the President must stick to
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Speaker 2: his guns and dismantle the Department of Education got to
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Speaker 2: In fact, he's already set to begin that process. He
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Speaker 2: set to sign a fresh set of executive orders amid
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Speaker 2: reports that he will kick off his election campaign vow
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Speaker 2: to get the federal Education Department. Trump can out abolish
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Speaker 2: the department without approval Congress, however, which he is unlikely
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Speaker 2: to get, but US media reported that he would issue
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Speaker 2: orders to effectively dismantle it from the inside. The White
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Speaker 2: House confirmed that Trump is due to sign the latest
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Speaker 2: in a slew of executive orders since his assumption to
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Speaker 2: power on January twentieth, but did not specify what they
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Speaker 2: are now. The reports came amid a wider blitz on
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Speaker 2: the federal government led by Elon Musk, the world's richest man,
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Speaker 2: that effectively shuttered the us AID humanitarian aid agency on Monday.
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Speaker 2: Thank God for that. And these things that they are doing,
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Speaker 2: they must follow it up. They must follow it up again,
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Speaker 2: I'll say it. They must follow it up by having
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Speaker 2: these things encased in law so that when mister Trump exits,
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Speaker 2: if they're God forbid, is a Democrat that follows behind Trump,
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Speaker 2: that they cannot just quickly reverse it because of it
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Speaker 2: is law. And let's say, if God forbid a Democrat
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Speaker 2: replaces of mister Trump and the Republicans hold onto the House,
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Speaker 2: they won't be voting to turn the entire law around.
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Speaker 2: And so it's, you know, like the first term. Remember
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Speaker 2: all the wonderful things that Trump did. He did a
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Speaker 2: lot of great things. But yeah, and as soon as Biden,
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Speaker 2: Uncle Joe got in there, he did what he turned.
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Speaker 2: He reversed all those wonderful orders.
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Speaker 6: So he's setting the table.
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Speaker 2: He's doing the right thing, getting all these things reversed
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Speaker 2: quickly so we can get the country on a better footing.
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Speaker 2: And then he's got to turn around, go to Congress
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Speaker 2: and twist.
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Speaker 6: Their arms and.
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Speaker 2: You know, make sure that they are turned into law
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Speaker 2: so that they cannot be reversed, amongst other things. I
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Speaker 2: think I covered this earlier, but I'll do it again.
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Speaker 2: Tulci Gabbert's nomination for Director of National Intelligence was approved
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Speaker 2: by the Senate Intelligence Committee today after Republican senators dismissed
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Speaker 2: concerns that they vote against her.
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Speaker 6: The vote was split.
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Speaker 2: Along party lines, with nine ya's and eight nays. It
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Speaker 2: seems that the new US Attorney for the District of
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Speaker 2: Columbia has bust busted a unique Chinese spying operation. And
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Speaker 2: I understand, you know, the tit for tat that's going
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Speaker 2: on with the tariff situation between China and the United States.
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Speaker 2: And my humble opinion, mister Trump was correct in putting
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Speaker 2: forth these tariffs, and we knew that that China was
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Speaker 2: going to follow suit and enact tariffs. And as far
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Speaker 2: as I'm concerned, what else is new the trade situation
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Speaker 2: that this nation has with China is totally unfair anyway,
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Speaker 2: at least from our vantage point.
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Speaker 6: And you know, you know, you have to understand.
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Speaker 2: That it was negotiated by stupid people that did not
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Speaker 2: have America's best interest at heart. They had more of
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Speaker 2: a positive interest for China than our own country. So
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Speaker 2: we understand that. But it's time for someone to stand
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Speaker 2: up and say, you know what, a change has to come.
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Speaker 2: And with change sometimes there's a little headache.
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Speaker 6: That's okay.
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Speaker 2: That is okay because if we hold the lined with China,
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Speaker 2: we will win because as it's been standing, the current
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Speaker 2: trade situation with China, it would lead to our economic
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Speaker 2: destruction in the long run anyway, and it would destroy
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Speaker 2: us with the fentanyl.
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Speaker 6: Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 2: And a lot of people think that, oh, these tariffs
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Speaker 2: are going to hurt Mexico or whatever, because a lot
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Speaker 2: of they say that a lot of our auto parts
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Speaker 2: come from Mexico.
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Speaker 6: But here's the real deal.
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Speaker 2: Most of the auto parts are actually made in China
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Speaker 2: and then they're shipped to Mexico where they are you know,
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Speaker 2: maybe the final process is put together, and then they're
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Speaker 2: shipped to the United States pretending that they that they
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Speaker 2: come originally from from Mexico. Same thing in Canada. So
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Speaker 2: we have to stop being stupid when it comes to
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Speaker 2: Welcome back. Our guest today is Patrick J.
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Speaker 2: He's an American engineer, author, and politician, and he is
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Speaker 2: a former Republican member of the Michigan Senate, having represented
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Speaker 2: a northwest portion of Wayne County from twenty eleven to
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Speaker 2: twenty nineteen. After reaching the two term limit and the
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Speaker 2: Michigan Senate, Kullbeck unsuccessfully ran for the Republican nomination for
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Speaker 2: governor of Michigan in twenty eighteen, where he became came
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Speaker 2: in third, receiving thirteen percent of the vote, and Michigan
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Speaker 2: has paid the price ever since. Hello mister Kolbeck, and
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Speaker 6: How are you, sir, Oh great spirit to Ron, How
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Speaker 6: are you doing good, good good?
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Speaker 2: Well, you know, I'm sure you're up on the issues
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Speaker 2: of the day concerning our republic and the things that
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Speaker 2: President Trump is doing a very fast pace, by the way,
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Speaker 2: which is something that is needed. What do you think
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Speaker 2: about his nominations, particularly Tulca Gabbert and RFK Junior.
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Speaker 8: Well, as you know, one of my main focus points
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Speaker 8: over the last four years has been election integrity. And
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Speaker 8: I'd like to point all your listeners to the congressional
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Speaker 8: hearing for Pam Bondi, who has been nominated to be
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Speaker 8: our Attorney general. And I think people should understand what
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Speaker 8: the number one topic of inquiry was from the Democrat senators,
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Speaker 8: particularly Adam shiff regarding Pam Bondy. And I don't know
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Speaker 8: if you recall what it was. I'll give you a
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Speaker 8: chance to chime in on that before I do. But
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Speaker 8: guess what the number one topic of inquiry was.
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Speaker 2: It was I'm not as stupid as Adam shift so
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Speaker 2: I think you better.
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Speaker 6: I think you better go for it.
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Speaker 8: No, well, the number one topic was a twenty twenty election.
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Speaker 8: They wanted a corner into saying that Joe Biden was
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Speaker 8: legitimately elected in twenty twenty. And whenever Pam Bondi was
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Speaker 8: asked that question, she says, well, I can't testify to that,
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Speaker 8: but what I can testify to is what I witnessed
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Speaker 8: firsthand when I was in Pennsylvania in the wake of
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Speaker 8: the twenty twenty election. And they never let her go
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Speaker 8: off and go into the details of what she witnessed.
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Speaker 8: In Pennsylvania. So so from my perspective, I'm very excited
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Speaker 8: about the direction things are headed in, not just with
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Speaker 8: the nominations like Pam Bondi with Pete Hegseeth with Caspitel,
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Speaker 8: I'm not just excited about that and RFK Junior and
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Speaker 8: Tulsea Gabbert. They're all headed in the right direction, and
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Speaker 8: they all are reformers. They are all doing what needs
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Speaker 8: to be done right now. We're not waiting for four
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Speaker 8: years to go off and recalibrate. They're doing it right
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Speaker 8: out of the get go, and I'm excited. And and
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Speaker 8: just another thing to point you to on some of
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Speaker 8: the on the first day when Trump was signing all
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Speaker 8: those executive orders, he realized that at least nine of
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Speaker 8: those executive orders had direct or indirect impact upon the
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Speaker 8: integrity of our elections. They were all in positive direction
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Speaker 8: towards towards that end, and so a.
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Speaker 5: Lot of people.
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Speaker 8: I want to make sure everybody understands that Trump has
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Speaker 8: learned from what happened in twenty twenty and we're gearing
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Speaker 8: up to make sure that we've got secure elections going
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Speaker 8: forward starting in twenty six.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know, when it comes to secure elections,
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Speaker 2: not only concerning the election of our representatives and senators, etc.
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Speaker 2: But what the people in Congress are electing, what choices
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Speaker 2: they are making. And I'm very concerned that the astute
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Speaker 2: Republicans are not going to be so eager to make
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Speaker 2: some of the wonderful things that President Trump is pressing
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Speaker 2: forward with through executive orders. I'm not so concerned. I'm
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Speaker 2: not very convinced that they will turn them into law.
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Speaker 2: For instance, doing away with the Department of Education. I
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Speaker 2: think that would go a long way toward permanently saving
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Speaker 2: our republic. And I know a lot of Republicans are
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Speaker 2: very very state is oriented, just like Democrats. That's why
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Speaker 2: it's called a unit party. And I'm very concerned that
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Speaker 2: they're going to fight him on these very, very crucial issues.
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Speaker 8: What say you, Well, politics is a strange animal, you know,
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Speaker 8: And you cited at the beginning here that I served
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Speaker 8: in the Michigan Center for eight years. And when a
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Speaker 8: certain mindset is established in the public and when you
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Speaker 8: are consistently winning and moving forward and charging forward and momentum,
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Speaker 8: a lot of people want to get on that train,
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Speaker 8: including legislators. And I think that the response to what
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Speaker 8: President Trump has been doing and how he came out
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Speaker 8: of the gates swinging has generated a lot of enthusiasm
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Speaker 8: in the electorate. And it's the electorate that still is
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Speaker 8: sensibly Lexi's congressman Alexis Usnate into office. So I think
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Speaker 8: there's a I think they're going to be caught up
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Speaker 8: in the wake, if you so to speak, on of
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Speaker 8: all the momentum that President Trump has going forward. So
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Speaker 8: I think it's gonna be very, very difficult for them
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Speaker 8: to push back on it. And President Trump has a
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Speaker 8: pretty good Trump track record of taking out anybody who
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Speaker 8: is not on the Trump train in primary so a
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Speaker 8: lot of these folks are not going to want those primaries.
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Speaker 8: So I think I'm a little bit more optimistic.
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Speaker 6: I guess Ron, Okay.
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Speaker 2: All right, well you have a good reason to be
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Speaker 2: a little more optimistic. But I you know, I've seen
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Speaker 2: some of the cos I've.
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Speaker 8: Got a lot of optimism stored up over the last
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Speaker 8: four years. I haven't had a chance to discharge any
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Speaker 8: optimism over the last four years, but now it's all
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Speaker 8: coming out.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, But you know, you know, people like Susan
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Speaker 2: Collins and other very astute middle of the road types.
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Speaker 2: You know, they carry themselves as if they're above everyone
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Speaker 2: else as far as principles and everything like that. But
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Speaker 2: they very often, no matter what's going on, like to
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Speaker 2: show that they can compromise with the Republicans. And then
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Speaker 2: you have people at Murkowski, which I hope she gets
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Speaker 2: primaried out right away. Murkowski is crazy as far as
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Speaker 2: I'm concerned.
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Speaker 8: Let's say you, well, there's gonna be a lot of
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Speaker 8: investigations happening, a lot of investigations pertinent to certain election results,
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Speaker 8: and in particular in Alaska where mccowsky came out of
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Speaker 8: they implemented something that was election ranked choice voting. I
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Speaker 8: know there's a lot of controversy over exactly how that
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Speaker 8: election was conducted and what the results were. So I
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Speaker 8: think I think that's going to be dangling over the
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Speaker 8: heads of some of these legislators like Senator mccowskey, because
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Speaker 8: she's not going to want an election to be overturned
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Speaker 8: in any way, shape or form or reflected poorly upon
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Speaker 8: her so that she can't win her next reelection. So
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Speaker 8: I think there are a lot of incentives for these
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Speaker 8: guys to start playing ball, and we'll see what happens.
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Speaker 8: But ultimately, this is about respecting the will of the people.
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Speaker 8: And there's no doubt that President Trump got a mandate
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Speaker 8: from the American people in this last election. This is
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Speaker 8: not time for politics as usual, and he's going to
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Speaker 8: just drive a mac truck or anybody that gets in
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Speaker 8: his way right now. And I think a lot of
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Speaker 8: Americans have been looking for that.
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Speaker 6: Well.
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Speaker 2: You know, even though this is a national show, Michigan
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Speaker 2: is a important swing state and there's a lot of
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Speaker 2: things that have been going on in Michigan for a
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Speaker 2: long time under this administration. Governor Witchmer and her gal
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Speaker 2: pals and the nefarious activities that they've been engaged in,
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Speaker 2: they've don't really concerned me. And then you'll have Pete
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Speaker 2: Pete Buddha Jadge, who is a Michigan, Michigan resident, He
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Speaker 2: and his hobby. He's thinking about running for Gary Peters's seat.
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Speaker 2: I just find that very interesting.
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Speaker 8: What say you, Ah, Well, I'm not interested in it
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Speaker 8: at all. I don't want to see anywhere near the
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Speaker 8: US Senate. But there definitely have been a lot of
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Speaker 8: chicanery going on here in the state of Michigan. And
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Speaker 8: the good news is in that last election, the Republicans
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Speaker 8: retained control or regained control of the Michigan House. And
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Speaker 8: one of the unique things that they did when that
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Speaker 8: happened was that a adjusted the House rules to give
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Speaker 8: permanent subpoena authority to the Michigan House Oversight Committee. What
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Speaker 8: does that mean? That means that even though the Democrats
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Speaker 8: retained control of the Senate, even though the Democrats control
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Speaker 8: of the Attorney General, in the Secretary of State and
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Speaker 8: the Governor's office, we had this little on claim in
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Speaker 8: the Michigan House where they can actually go often investigate
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Speaker 8: all the claims that have been dismissed by the Attorney General,
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Speaker 8: by the Secretary of State, and by the governor regarding
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Speaker 8: what happened in our elections and what's happening overall in
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Speaker 8: our state. And there's been a lot of mouth seasons.
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Speaker 8: And I'll just give you one low hanging frud item here,
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Speaker 8: and it deals with bribery. And I'll tell you it
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Speaker 8: looks like bribery, talks like bribery, feels like bribery, and
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Speaker 8: meets the legal definition of bribery. But what happened and
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Speaker 8: during the right before in the lead up to the
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Speaker 8: twenty twenty four election. We had a lawsuit that was
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Speaker 8: dating back to the twenty twenty two election actually and
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Speaker 8: o'hallar and v. Benson, where we were challenging the Pole
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Speaker 8: Challenger guidelines provided by the Secretary of State. They were
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Speaker 8: patently unlawful and they effectively made Pole challenging outlawed in
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Speaker 8: the state of Michigan the way that they're written. So
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Speaker 8: we had won in two court cases, first in the
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Speaker 8: Court Acclaims and the Court of Appeals, and then uh
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Speaker 8: Michigan Secretary of State, who is the name defendant in
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Speaker 8: that case, appealed it to the Michigan Supreme Court well.
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Speaker 8: While for the Michigan Court.
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Speaker 6: Patrick.
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry about having to cut you off there at
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Speaker 2: the bottom of the hour, but as you Worship, yeah, well.
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Speaker 8: Sorry about that. It was a long lead up because
28:37
Speaker 8: I got to be careful on the legal implications everything.
28:41
Speaker 8: I stayed on this. But the bottom line is our
28:44
Speaker 8: Michigan Secretary of State, Joscelyn, we will come for you Benson.
28:47
Speaker 8: She was found in violational law by two courts unanimously,
28:52
Speaker 8: and then her case was appealed. She appealed her case
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Speaker 8: up to the Michigan Supreme Court, and while her case
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Speaker 8: was before the Michigan's Court, she made an eighty two
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Speaker 8: five hundred dollars contribution to the campaign committee for one
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Speaker 8: of the Supreme Court justices that was going to be
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Speaker 8: hearing her case, Justice Kyri H. Bolden, And as it
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Speaker 8: turns out that Justice Bolden ended up writing the majority
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Speaker 8: opinion after receiving that contribution, in favor of Joscelyn Benson,
29:24
Speaker 8: and overturning the previously unanimous decisions against Joscelyn Benson. So
29:31
Speaker 8: if it walks like bribery, talks like bribery, it certainly
29:33
Speaker 8: seems like bribery to me. And that's what we're dealing
29:36
Speaker 8: with in Michigan, which is why it's sot encouraging when
29:40
Speaker 8: we see that the Michigan House Oversight Committee has been
29:43
Speaker 8: granted permanent subpoena authority. So now we have another avenue
29:49
Speaker 8: to get to the heart of what's really going on
29:51
Speaker 8: in Michigan politics. And I think that's a reason for optimism.
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Speaker 2: Okay, Now it had been brought to my attention that, yeah,
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Speaker 2: that even though Republicans have taken over the House, it
30:03
Speaker 2: seems that there has been some squabbling about the fact that,
30:07
Speaker 2: according to some that true conservatives have been pushed out,
30:13
Speaker 2: especially if they were Christian oriented conservatives. And now you
30:17
Speaker 2: have more of the I guess Republicans that are in
30:23
Speaker 2: the image of certain families that are noted, families that
30:30
Speaker 2: are on the west side of the state, DeVos and others.
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Speaker 8: What say you, Well, I can tell you one thing
30:37
Speaker 8: that my dear friend Christina Caromo, she was elected chair
30:43
Speaker 8: a couple of years back, and she was subject to
30:45
Speaker 8: a coup by the people you're talking about, and they,
30:51
Speaker 8: I believe, illegitimately removed her from serving as a chair
30:55
Speaker 8: of the Michigan Republican Party, and they they put in
31:00
Speaker 8: somebody that fit the description you're talking about. So, yeah,
31:03
Speaker 8: the Michigan Republican Party has a bit in shambles right now,
31:07
Speaker 8: which is why I keep focusing on the good stuff,
31:09
Speaker 8: which is the fact that the Michigan House is definitely
31:14
Speaker 8: got their conservative pants on and they're doing some good things.
31:17
Speaker 8: And also when I look at what is happening nationally
31:22
Speaker 8: under President Trump, I get pretty darn excited and I
31:26
Speaker 8: don't want to. Essentially, I'm in that mode where you
31:29
Speaker 8: accentuate the positive and in the words of how accentuate
31:36
Speaker 8: the positive, don't worry about the negative. You know the
31:38
Speaker 8: old song that goes on there. I think it was
31:40
Speaker 8: all Fitzgerald saying that song. And I think there's a
31:45
Speaker 8: lot to focus on that's good, and I refuse to
31:49
Speaker 8: put any energy towards all the bad stuff that's going on,
31:54
Speaker 8: because I think we can push so much good stuff
31:57
Speaker 8: with the momentum that the President's in leading us with
32:02
Speaker 8: right now, that all that bad stuff can kind of
32:05
Speaker 8: get run over in the dust, if you know what
32:08
Speaker 8: I mean.
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Speaker 2: And that sounds very good, and I hope you're right,
32:14
Speaker 2: because no one would be happier than yours, truly, that
32:18
Speaker 2: if this positive momentum which is going now can continue
32:23
Speaker 2: because you know it's been stated the president needs to
32:28
Speaker 2: go scorched earth, meaning no backing down, no compromising where
32:33
Speaker 2: you see wrong, oppose it with total right principles, without
32:40
Speaker 2: any compromise. And I think if we do it this
32:42
Speaker 2: time around, we will win and the United States can
32:46
Speaker 2: be set up for a long, long time of greatness.
32:50
Speaker 2: I really do, because they're attacking it from so many directions,
32:55
Speaker 2: not just one here and one there, but I mean
32:57
Speaker 2: they're really going after the roots, a lot of the
33:00
Speaker 2: root causes of our situation that we've been dealing with,
33:04
Speaker 2: whether it's internationally and domestically as well. I like the
33:09
Speaker 2: fact that Trump is, you know, standing up for Panama,
33:13
Speaker 2: the Panama Canal that is, and standing up against adversaries
33:17
Speaker 2: around the world.
33:18
Speaker 6: And I loved what he did this past Saturday.
33:22
Speaker 2: Visited some Isis warriors if I'm just using the term
33:27
Speaker 2: loosely there and showed them what it's like, what can
33:31
Speaker 2: happen to you if you come after Americans. And I
33:34
Speaker 2: think that's a good thing and that sends a message
33:36
Speaker 2: around the world you better watch out because the United
33:41
Speaker 2: States Eagle is going to check its list and find
33:44
Speaker 2: out who's naughty and nice and you may get a visit.
33:48
Speaker 2: And he showed that this past Saturday.
33:50
Speaker 8: What say you, well, I think he took a play
33:53
Speaker 8: out of the Democrats handbook. If you've ever heard of
33:56
Speaker 8: the Cloward Pivets strategy, Yes, the football analogy is flood zone, right,
34:00
Speaker 8: and so what he's done is flood the zone. And
34:04
Speaker 8: his first couple weeks in office, he has been relentless
34:09
Speaker 8: at overwhelming and overpowering the opposition, I mean, and to
34:14
Speaker 8: the point where he's even getting Colombian presidents to acquiesce
34:20
Speaker 8: before he finishes the front nine while golfing. So he's
34:24
Speaker 8: doing a great job on that front. And I think
34:28
Speaker 8: that's encouraging, and I think it's all right. Now we're
34:31
Speaker 8: in this phase where he's just setting up all the
34:33
Speaker 8: chess pieces on the board. I think stay tuned for
34:37
Speaker 8: his announcement and his speech before Congress on March fourth.
34:40
Speaker 8: I think there's going to be some major revelations shared
34:44
Speaker 8: with the American people on that date. And ultimately I
34:48
Speaker 8: agree with Patrick Byrne and others who say that this
34:50
Speaker 8: is going to be the year of accountability, and folks
34:54
Speaker 8: like myself who've been yearning for the people that have
34:57
Speaker 8: been engaged in the subversion of our system of government
35:02
Speaker 8: to be held accountable. It's finally going to happen.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
35:06
Speaker 2: You know one thing that I that really, uh really
35:11
Speaker 2: made me joyful this morning. I was looking at a
35:14
Speaker 2: news broadcast and they were showing how clean the New
35:19
Speaker 2: York City streets are. All of a sudden, there there
35:22
Speaker 2: are no illegals, there's no tents, no yeah on Sixth Street,
35:27
Speaker 2: and I know those areas very well, used to live there,
35:30
Speaker 2: uh in New York.
35:31
Speaker 8: And it was just just uhday myself.
35:35
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, and it was just so great to see
35:37
Speaker 2: the air, the the the area is all cleaned out,
35:39
Speaker 2: looking normal, looking like New York, the New York that
35:43
Speaker 2: I knew. No bums, no uh, and they're you know,
35:48
Speaker 2: they're in hiding. I understand that because they don't want
35:51
Speaker 2: to get shipped off, but I think that they all
35:55
Speaker 2: need to go. H I understand that there's a lot
35:58
Speaker 2: of people that want to conflate the two illegal and
36:03
Speaker 2: legal immigration into our country and see when it comes
36:07
Speaker 2: to immigration, Patrick, I want to get your thoughts on this.
36:10
Speaker 2: I believe that, of course we've got to stop illegal
36:14
Speaker 2: border crossing as quick as possible one hundred percent. But
36:20
Speaker 2: if we're up to me, I would stop legal immigration
36:23
Speaker 2: into this country for five years. And the reason why
36:27
Speaker 2: is because that gives the legal immigrants who are here
36:31
Speaker 2: time to get assimilated into our republic. Because if you
36:35
Speaker 2: have a million point two coming in every single year
36:39
Speaker 2: that are legal, it doesn't give the people that are
36:43
Speaker 2: here already time to get assimilated into our country. And
36:46
Speaker 2: I think after five years, you resume legal immigration into
36:50
Speaker 2: this country, and I would keep it around two hundred
36:54
Speaker 2: and fifty thousand, maybe a half million a year maybe well,
36:57
Speaker 2: actually two hundred and fifty thousand would be enough, no illegal,
37:01
Speaker 2: and then every ten years or so you take a
37:04
Speaker 2: couple of years break for assimilation purposes.
37:07
Speaker 8: What say you, Well, I think that ties into yet
37:10
Speaker 8: another one of President Trump's executive orders, and it deals
37:14
Speaker 8: with education and teaching our kids to love America again.
37:21
Speaker 8: And so, while I'm definitely share your concerns around making
37:25
Speaker 8: sure that immigrants understand what it's like to be America,
37:28
Speaker 8: I would submit that some of the most passionate freedom
37:31
Speaker 8: advocates that I've ever met are the folks who are
37:34
Speaker 8: actually immigrating to United States. They know what it's like
37:37
Speaker 8: where they're living, and when they come to the United States,
37:39
Speaker 8: they know how good we have it. I'm actually more concerned,
37:42
Speaker 8: I got to admit, with the generations of kids have
37:47
Speaker 8: been brought up under this indoctrination that's been happening in
37:50
Speaker 8: our school system that's led to programs like the DEI programs,
37:54
Speaker 8: and led to the LGBTQ right to the civil rights
38:00
Speaker 8: pushes and the political activism that they're promoting inside our
38:03
Speaker 8: school So I got to admit I'm a little bit
38:05
Speaker 8: more worried about are the kids who've been brought up here,
38:11
Speaker 8: because I don't think they have the necessary appreciation for
38:16
Speaker 8: what it means how good they really have it as Americans.
38:20
Speaker 2: You know what, I agree with you, but I think
38:22
Speaker 2: they're equally important because when your nation is overflooded by
38:27
Speaker 2: foreigners every year, every year and they're not, there's no
38:31
Speaker 2: time for them to catch up. And at the same time,
38:33
Speaker 2: of course, and in fact, the greatest nations throughout history
38:38
Speaker 2: that were taken down they were actually taken down in internally,
38:43
Speaker 2: including the Great Roman Empire. So your point is valid.
38:48
Speaker 8: Yeah, And then there's obviously an election integrity aspect to
38:52
Speaker 8: closing the borders like you were talking about. I mean,
38:54
Speaker 8: I think so I agree with you as well on
38:56
Speaker 8: that that we should look at a you know, exactly
39:03
Speaker 8: what are people being brought in to do when they're
39:06
Speaker 8: being trafficked across the border illegally. I mean, because it's
39:09
Speaker 8: obvious and this has been shown time and time again
39:12
Speaker 8: Democrats are intent are doing that deliberately so that they
39:15
Speaker 8: can subvert the integrity of our elections. And I'll and
39:19
Speaker 8: once again back here in Michigan, out in Dearborn, Michigan,
39:22
Speaker 8: we had a doctor that was overhearing the conversation that
39:26
Speaker 8: from I think it was one of our secretary of
39:27
Speaker 8: state offices advising a an immigrant voter that they could
39:36
Speaker 8: not only vote in the county that they were a resident,
39:38
Speaker 8: but they could vote in another county.
39:40
Speaker 6: So they.
39:42
Speaker 8: Actively, you know, subvert the integrity of our elections.
39:46
Speaker 2: Yep, yep, that's that was crazy. But yeah, you're right, Yeah,
39:50
Speaker 2: we have to have integrity. We've got to make sure
39:53
Speaker 2: that integrity, once it is installed, it remains, it's not
39:57
Speaker 2: taken back out or over over power again in the future.
40:01
Speaker 2: And I do thank you Patrick Kolbeck for joining us
40:05
Speaker 2: and as usual you you really bring a great points
40:09
Speaker 2: of view and great information and thank you so much.
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Speaker 2: In fact, he was meeting with the Salvadorian president. I
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44:33
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Speaker 2: with the Solvador's president Ccident to urge him to do
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Speaker 2: more to assist the Trump administration on its illegal border
45:06
Speaker 2: crosser crackdown. Now Buckley, who has become a global hero
45:11
Speaker 2: for turning Al Salvador into the safest country in the
45:14
Speaker 2: Western Hemisphere, mainly because a lot of those are criminals
45:18
Speaker 2: and thugs out of El Salvador were shipped to the
45:21
Speaker 2: United States during the Uncle Joe Biden administration and also
45:25
Speaker 2: thanks to his iron fist approach to thugs, criminals, etc.
45:30
Speaker 2: Came through in dramatic fashion. Rubio said that the two
45:34
Speaker 2: agreed to is what they agreed to is genuinely a
45:40
Speaker 2: historic and the details are indeed absolutely stunning. To be
45:45
Speaker 2: honest with you, not only has L Salvador agreed to
45:48
Speaker 2: take in a criminal illegal border deportees of all nationalities,
45:55
Speaker 2: but it is also offered to take in violent criminals
45:58
Speaker 2: imprisoned in the United States. And if they are American citizens,
46:03
Speaker 2: so hear this American born thugs, you too may be
46:07
Speaker 2: shipped to a very sweaty jail or prison in L Salvador. Yes,
46:13
Speaker 2: L Salvador is even offering to take in American rapists
46:17
Speaker 2: and murderers, which will alleviate our supposed over incarceration problem.
46:24
Speaker 2: We can send them and he will put them in
46:26
Speaker 2: jails and it won't be pretty. And he's also offered
46:30
Speaker 2: to do the same for dangerous criminals currently in custody
46:34
Speaker 2: and serving their sentences in the United States, even though
46:37
Speaker 2: they are US citizens or legal residents. State Department spokeswoman
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Speaker 2: Tammy Bruce confirmed the massive news in a statement which
46:46
Speaker 2: he stated President Berkeley agreed to take back all Salvadorian
46:52
Speaker 2: MS thirteen gang members who are in the United States unlawfully.
46:56
Speaker 2: He also promised to accept an incarcerat island illegal border crossers,
47:03
Speaker 2: including members of the Venezuelan trind Arguag gang, and also
47:08
Speaker 2: criminal illegal border crossers from any country on Earth. Boom,
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Speaker 2: And in an extraordinary gesture never before extended by any country,
47:19
Speaker 2: President of Buckley offered to house in his jails dangerous
47:24
Speaker 2: American criminals, including US citizens and legal residents. Now that
47:31
Speaker 2: is a great offer. I think that's a wonderful turn
47:37
Speaker 2: of events. Talk about winning. Holy Mackerel, the Democrat who
47:45
Speaker 2: almost unseated Lauren Bolbert, says that his party is just
47:49
Speaker 2: twenty big cities Aspen and Martha's Vineyard.
47:54
Speaker 6: He's about right.
47:56
Speaker 2: His party has been nothing more than bad news wherever
47:59
Speaker 2: they show up and wherever they dominate. A Colorado Democrat
48:02
Speaker 2: who ran twice for Congress and almost defeated Lauren Bobert,
48:08
Speaker 2: has ripped his party's toxic political brand, which he was
48:11
Speaker 2: a great part of. By the way, Adam Frish, who
48:14
Speaker 2: almost defeated Representative Lauren Bobert in twenty two and ran
48:19
Speaker 2: again unsuccessfully in twenty twenty four, said in an interview
48:23
Speaker 2: with The Wall Street Journal that the party's brand was
48:26
Speaker 2: in the toilet. At least he's right about that too.
48:30
Speaker 2: We should hear flushing noise right now. If you hear that,
48:33
Speaker 2: it's the Democrat Party going down for the count. The
48:36
Speaker 2: Journal reported from the election of the new chairs of
48:40
Speaker 2: the Democrat National Committee in Maryland, all of the candidates
48:44
Speaker 2: could agree that the situation facing the party is dire.
48:48
Speaker 2: And see, here's the thing. The Democrats are dunderheads. They're
48:53
Speaker 2: stiff necked, and you know they're unwilling to gravitate toward
49:00
Speaker 2: principles that would actually be beneficial to the republic. The
49:05
Speaker 2: Democratic brand is in the toilet, with the recent Wall
49:07
Speaker 2: Street General polls showing sixty percent of Americans view the
49:11
Speaker 2: party unfavorably, while only thirty six percent see it as favorably,
49:16
Speaker 2: and that ties in with something that I've said for many,
49:18
Speaker 2: many years that approximately thirty to thirty five to thirty
49:22
Speaker 2: six percent of Americans favor the evil.
49:27
Speaker 6: And we have to understand that.
49:30
Speaker 2: And face that and just be willing to defeat them,
49:34
Speaker 2: rather than try to, oh, please come to our side,
49:37
Speaker 2: or rather than compromising with them, people that are held
49:43
Speaker 2: bent on destruction, because that's what they fully agree with,
49:48
Speaker 2: you can't compromise with them. Democrats lost ground with nearly
49:52
Speaker 2: every demographic group last November, including minorities, some women, low
50:01
Speaker 2: income voters, and those without college degrees, which turned out
50:05
Speaker 2: to be the smartest of Americans. Twenty big cities Aspen
50:10
Speaker 2: and Martha's Vineyard. That's what's left of the Democrat Party.
50:14
Speaker 6: Huh man.
50:16
Speaker 2: It is worth noting that Frish has always styled himself
50:20
Speaker 2: as a moderate Democrat, but that's just fake news because
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Speaker 2: if you look at his voting record, it is as
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Speaker 2: leftist as any Democrat in history. But see, this is good.
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Speaker 2: People are waking up. See what we're finding out is
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Speaker 2: that even though many people have been liberal, they're not leftist.
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Speaker 2: And the thirty six percent of Americans that agree with
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Speaker 2: the communist Democrat Party platform. Those people are just iron headed,
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Speaker 2: thick headed leftist and.
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Speaker 6: There's nothing you can do now.
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Speaker 2: Liberals, on the other hand, may disagree with many or
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Speaker 2: some policies of the leftists, but for some reason, up
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Speaker 2: until now, they've always voted leftist because that's where they
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Speaker 2: felt more more comfortable.
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Speaker 6: But thanks to.
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Speaker 2: And this is the one time you will hear me
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Speaker 2: think the Uncle Joe Biden administration. Thanks to the Uncle
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden administration that may think so miserable in so
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Speaker 2: many areas, all at once the liberals who did not
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Speaker 2: hate the country said, wait a minute, this is going
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Speaker 2: too far. We've got to back up away from this
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Speaker 2: madness for the good of the republic.
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Speaker 6: And there you have it.
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Speaker 2: And because of that and several other good reasons, the
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Speaker 2: Republic shall be saved. But now that I see that
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Speaker 2: my time is up, I thank you, my fellow Americans
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Speaker 2: and friends around the world, for your time.
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Speaker 6: Would you would would leave? That's all, folks, accent stage.
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Speaker 2: Right, And as I always say at this time, remember
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Speaker 2: to pray for your nation, Pray for your friends, your family,
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Speaker 2: and even your enemies, that they get it right before
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Speaker 2: it's too late, and never forget to treat others the
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Speaker 2: same way you would want to be treated. So until
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Speaker 2: next time, my friends, I'm Ron Edwards and this is
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Speaker 2: the Ron.
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Speaker 6: Edwards American experience. By now I show you.
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Speaker 12: To change your direction, change your should, make the new
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Speaker 12: connection to everyone, leslie the way the way to today.
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Speaker 8: Everyone love.
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Speaker 3: Because I don't.
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Speaker 8: Another love one does?
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Speaker 12: Now, say my mom, go.
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Speaker 4: Walt one another. My don't tom one another.
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Speaker 3: You're bond no one another now, jellomy.
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Speaker 5: The body would ball the body.
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Speaker 12: With the night.
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Speaker 6: All is sympathy lose.
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Speaker 11: Today is the day, the day we change, the day awake,
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Speaker 11: let them know we're not afraid.
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Speaker 2: Father ball.
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Speaker 7: You don't don't another my bone trust one another, your bone?
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Speaker 2: No one another now, said I do.
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Speaker 12: Want upon another.
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Speaker 2: My don't tom upon another your bone, no one another
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Speaker 2: now