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1/30/26 -- Dan Ball W/ Rep. Randy Fine, George Papadopoulos, President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, Ben Bergquam, John Gordon. · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Good Friday, aming too you. I'm Dan Ball. Thanks for
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Speaker 1: tuning in.
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Speaker 2: This is a special edition of Real America, Folks. I'm
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Speaker 2: actually in our Washington, DC studio. That's right, mister Ball
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Speaker 2: went to the swamp. The reason I'm in town is
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Speaker 2: because I was invited by the production team that just
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Speaker 2: put out this amazing new big box office documentary film
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Speaker 2: called Meilania, which we're going to get you later in
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Speaker 2: the broadcast tonight. But got to begin this evening with
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Speaker 2: some serious news and of course, the unrest around our nation.
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Speaker 2: The way folks are dealing with Ice agents with CBP,
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Speaker 2: it is disgusting to me. You have Americans out there
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Speaker 2: spitting on, fighting with throwing things, blocking vehicles, trying to
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Speaker 2: harm federal agents just sworn to do a job. And
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Speaker 2: the powder keg the main focus, of course, all eyes
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Speaker 2: on Minneapolis. We've seen two Americans killed, We've seen countless
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Speaker 2: Ice agents injured. One of them got their finger bit
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Speaker 2: off the other day. They're doxing their families, they're following
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Speaker 2: them home, they're threatening their wives, their children.
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Speaker 1: And then, of course a couple Sundays.
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Speaker 2: Ago, we saw an angry mob storm a church, and
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Speaker 2: that brings me to the arrest. You know that old phrase,
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Speaker 2: how's it go? If life gives you lemons, you make lemonade.
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Speaker 2: How about you just arrest Don Lemon. We told you
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Speaker 2: a couple of weeks ago that former CNN hack Don
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Speaker 2: Lemon was actually embedded, if you'll call it that, with
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Speaker 2: these rioters as they storm that church in the Twin Cities.
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Speaker 2: Well now, word late last night, early this morning, Don
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Speaker 2: Lemon has been arrested in Los Angeles because he was
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Speaker 2: part of those agitators who stormed that church. He wasn't
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Speaker 2: a journalist, just documenting, and he's trying to hide behind
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Speaker 2: the hat of journalism. Earlier, I caught up with a
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Speaker 2: real journalist, independent journalist, Ben Berkwam. Ben, thanks so much
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Speaker 2: for joining us. First and foremost. I don't know if
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Speaker 2: you heard my intro, but you know that old phrase
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Speaker 2: really rings true right here. When life gives you lemons,
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Speaker 2: you should smash those lemons and throw them in jail,
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Speaker 2: you know, just kidding. I wanted to get your take
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Speaker 2: on another journalist wink wink, since you and I are
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Speaker 2: actually journalists and I don't know what Don Lemon is
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Speaker 2: any longer, I wanted your take on getting involved in
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Speaker 2: an active crime and then trying to run and hide
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Speaker 2: behind the First Amendment and say well, I'm a journalist
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Speaker 2: and free speech and no, no, no, there's evidence. There's
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Speaker 2: now video out there that shows Don was with them
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Speaker 2: during the organizing phase, and I would say even helping
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Speaker 2: to incite this storm through the doors with them. This
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Speaker 2: isn't a journalist just following along. You do this every day,
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Speaker 2: Ben your thoughts.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the distinction. It's when you go from documenting
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Speaker 3: and being there as a journalist. By the way, we're
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Speaker 3: here at the Whipwell Ice Facility in Bloomington, Minnesota, and
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Speaker 3: there's been multiple arrests this morning.
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Speaker 1: The activist this is going to be like this across
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Speaker 1: the entire day.
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Speaker 3: There's multiple locations where this so called mass resistance protests
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Speaker 3: are going on. But it is this is you know,
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Speaker 3: Don Lemon is not a reporter. He's an activist. He's
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Speaker 3: clearly an activist, the leftist activist. And for the longest time,
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Speaker 3: it's ironic the left always called us activists when in
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Speaker 3: fact we were the ones actually bringing the real news
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Speaker 3: and the left were the ones that were the activists.
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Speaker 3: And so you have somebody like Don Lemon, who's hiding
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Speaker 3: behind that journalism? It is a slippery slope, you know,
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Speaker 3: one of those things. You see what they did to
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Speaker 3: other journalists during January sixth, that we're just being journalists,
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Speaker 3: and so you know, my my concern is on all
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Speaker 3: of this stuff is when the left weaponized thing in
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Speaker 3: the wrong way. But in this case, I think it's
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Speaker 3: absolutely correct. It follows the letter of the law. What
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Speaker 3: he was doing was breaking the law. He was a
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Speaker 3: part of that, clearly the part of it. He wasn't
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Speaker 3: just there documenting it, and for that he should.
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Speaker 4: Be arrested in charge.
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Speaker 3: As though I'm glad they're doing it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, you and I talked about this when
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Speaker 2: it first went down, and I said, as somebody been
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Speaker 2: doing this for thirty three years, I always stand behind
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Speaker 2: the first.
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Speaker 1: I want my right of.
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Speaker 2: Free speech and free press, and I don't want to
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Speaker 2: see anybody in the media, whether they're left right, independent,
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Speaker 2: and if you're a real journalist, you shouldn't be left right,
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Speaker 2: you should be non biased.
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Speaker 1: But regardless, I don't want.
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Speaker 2: To see people arrested that are out there practicing real journalism.
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Speaker 2: But the minute you take that reporter journalism cap off
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Speaker 2: and you become the activist. You've now waived that right
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Speaker 2: to say, oh, let me back up and hide behind this.
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Speaker 2: And I really feel in this case, Don Lemon was
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Speaker 2: an activist, not a journalist, and for that fact, I
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Speaker 2: will side with the Feds and say, yeah, good, arrest
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Speaker 2: is butt. Talk to us real quick about what's been
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Speaker 2: happening where you're at. You said at the Whipple Center
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Speaker 2: there in Minneapolis. We've been seeing the video. People have
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Speaker 2: been hopping off and getting arrested because they keep clashing
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Speaker 2: with the ICE and the CBP agents.
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Speaker 1: But since President Trump sent Tom Homan in and.
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Speaker 2: They actually got Jacob Fry, the mayor and the governor Tampa,
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Speaker 2: Timmy Wallsey. On the phone, I was told that local
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Speaker 2: police and state police are now helping to try and
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Speaker 2: keep the rioters back so that they won't engage with
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Speaker 2: ICE and CBP. Is that happening and are they the
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Speaker 2: ones doing the arrest now that you're seeing?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, So, I have not seen any DHS officers out
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Speaker 3: here all day. It's been all local shares. And this
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Speaker 3: is the big difference.
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Speaker 1: And it's the same thing.
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Speaker 3: I was down at Alex Freddie's memorial yesterday and it
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Speaker 3: was local Minneapolis PD protecting and serving keeping that area safe.
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Speaker 3: And this is the big difference between where you've got,
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Speaker 3: you know, Democrat sanctuary jurisdiction and places like Texas and
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Speaker 3: Florida where they've got where the cooperation with law enforcement,
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Speaker 3: where they basically create a perimeter. So when something happens,
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Speaker 3: when federal law enforcement and is engaged in an operation,
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Speaker 3: local law enforcement and come in create the perimeter, keep
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Speaker 3: it safe, which is their job, and stop things from happening.
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Speaker 3: Like we saw with Renee Good and Alex Preddy. Both
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Speaker 3: of those people would be alive today if it weren't
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Speaker 3: for the sanctuary jurisdiction that don't allow law enforcement to
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Speaker 3: work with federal officers, because they would have created a
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Speaker 3: perimeter and stopped them from breaking the law. Now, they
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Speaker 3: may have been arrested by the local law enforcement and
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Speaker 3: something else may have happened, but it wouldn't have been
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Speaker 3: by the federal agents because they would have had cooperation
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Speaker 3: and that perimeter would have been set by the locals.
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Speaker 3: And that's actually we're seeing that this morning, where the
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Speaker 3: sheriffs are actually doing that job that they should have
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Speaker 3: been doing all along.
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Speaker 1: Ben, you're a mind reader.
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Speaker 2: I was only going to ask you that was going
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Speaker 2: to be my next question, is that because are you
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Speaker 2: seeing them there? Is that keeping the clashes with the
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Speaker 2: federal agents down? And you just laid it out and
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Speaker 2: you said the exact phrase I wanted to say. And
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Speaker 2: I hope that people out there that are either left independent,
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Speaker 2: weak need writings that are now condemning Christy Gnome and
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Speaker 2: Greg Bovino from CBP and President Donald Trump saying they
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Speaker 2: killed these two people. No, the sanctuary policies and your
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Speaker 2: Democrat leaders you voted for that last year, were on
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Speaker 2: camera calling these agents and calling Trump Nazis and Gestapo
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Speaker 2: and blah blah blah Hitler and then saying we will
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Speaker 2: not work with them, we will not provide any law enforcement.
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Speaker 2: They're the ones that have blood on their hands, because
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Speaker 2: look at the scene that Ben just set up for you.
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Speaker 2: Once the locals are helping, there's no more direct clashes
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Speaker 2: between Feds and the agitators, and then you don't have
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Speaker 2: someone trying to ram their vehicle into a FED or
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Speaker 2: a guy getting jacked up by three or four agents
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Speaker 2: because he was kicking vehicles and trying to punch cops
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Speaker 2: and spit on him.
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Speaker 1: This should have never happened.
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Speaker 2: Ben set the scene for us on how Minneapolis feels
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Speaker 2: to you today compared to a week, two, three weeks ago.
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Speaker 3: Well, I was here when the operations kicked off last month,
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Speaker 3: riding with ICE, and immediately this was the worst place
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Speaker 3: I've been. I've been all over the country. When we
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Speaker 3: started the operation. Within thirty seconds, you'd have the rapid
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Speaker 3: response networks surrounding, You've blown their whistles attacking you. Somali's
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Speaker 3: everywhere when you're we're in a little smally town, and
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Speaker 3: it's only gotten worse. The violenceeer for people that you know,
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Speaker 3: if you've been around bad cities, demonic cities, I'd say
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Speaker 3: Minneapolis is one of the worst I've been. But it's
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Speaker 3: this combination of you've got the leftist communist activists with
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Speaker 3: the you know, the Somali community, plus the kind of
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Speaker 3: thug BLM contingent, and it's just really freaking cold, which
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Speaker 3: creates its own misery. And so there's this dynamic here
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Speaker 3: that's hard to explain if you haven't been in it.
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Speaker 3: As of today, it feels calmer than it was three
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Speaker 3: days ago, but it's not going to change. This whole
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Speaker 3: thing just so everyone understands this is a political tool
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Speaker 3: of the left. We saw in twenty twenty with BLM,
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Speaker 3: we saw in twenty twenty four with the Palestinians. Now
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Speaker 3: this is the tool going into the twenty twenty sixth elections.
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Speaker 3: So it's not going to change the base of the
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Speaker 3: Democrats the left. Democrats want open borders, full open borders,
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Speaker 3: no deportation, and obviously that's not gonna happen. They want
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Speaker 3: to abolish ice. Obviously that's not gonna happen. And so
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Speaker 3: until though, if those things don't happen, you're going to
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Speaker 3: continue to see the classes.
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Speaker 2: Ben ber Kwam Independent journalists. Please stay safe out there, brother,
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Speaker 2: I know you got to run. Thanks for all the
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Speaker 2: great reporting over not just during these ice raids, but
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Speaker 2: over the last several years. You've put yourself out there.
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Speaker 2: You've been tested, and you've shown folks what real journalism is.
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Speaker 1: So thank you. Keep it up. Watch your six stay safe, brother,
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Speaker 1: take care, We'll do thank you, sir.
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Speaker 2: Coming up after the break, we all know that these agitators,
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Speaker 2: these riots, not protests, are well organized and they're well funded.
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Speaker 2: Florida Congressman Randy Fine will join us next talk about
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Speaker 2: a bill he just proposed that would investigate and go
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Speaker 2: after the people that are organizing and paying for all
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Speaker 2: with us. So in the last segment we talked about
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Speaker 2: all the unrest in Minneapolis, and in past episodes we
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Speaker 2: have talked about who's paying for this, who's organizing this? Now,
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Speaker 2: Florida Congressman Randy Fine has a new bill that would
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Speaker 2: investigate and then hopefully persecute, prosecute, go after these people
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Speaker 2: that are organizing and paying for it. In addition to that,
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Speaker 2: the news on the street here in the swamp where
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Speaker 2: I'm at this week is that we are facing possibly
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Speaker 2: another federal government shutdown because of what? Because Democrats don't
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Speaker 2: want to fund DHS because they don't like the way
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Speaker 2: they're handling all of the deportations. I spoke with Congressman
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Speaker 2: Fine earlier to about both of those subjects. Randy, thanks
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Speaker 2: for coming back on. Let's begin with what I've been
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Speaker 2: hearing since I've been on the frozen tundra streets of
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Speaker 2: a swamp the last forty eight hours I've been here
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Speaker 2: in Washington, DC, and I keep hearing from people, Randy,
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Speaker 2: that there is another government shutdown looming. It most likely
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Speaker 2: will probably happen because Democrats do not want to fund
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Speaker 2: and I don't understand it, the Department of Homeland Security
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Speaker 2: because they think Christy's doing a bad job. After the
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Speaker 2: two shootings in Minnesota. Nobody wants to point the finger
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Speaker 2: at the real culprits, Randy, and that's the Democrats who
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Speaker 2: won't work with the federal agents. If they were out
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Speaker 2: there working with federal agents since this all started a
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Speaker 2: year ago, those two people would be alive. That would
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Speaker 2: have been way less chaos and unrest and violence. But
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Speaker 2: they refuse to work with Trump and the Feds because
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Speaker 2: it's Trump. Your thoughts on the potential of another shutdown.
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Speaker 5: Well, this will be the second time in six months
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Speaker 5: where Democrats shut the government down because they prioritize the
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Speaker 5: interests of foreign invaders illegal immigrants over actual Americans. A
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Speaker 5: few months ago, it was a demand that illegal immigrants
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Speaker 5: get free health insurance, better insurance than most Americans have.
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Speaker 5: Now it's that we can't even send them home. The
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Speaker 5: government is going to shut down. The only question is
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Speaker 5: for how long, Because there's no circumstance where they fund
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Speaker 5: the government by tomorrow night at midnight. This shutdown could
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Speaker 5: be two days, it could be two weeks, it could
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Speaker 5: be two months.
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Speaker 6: And the question is why.
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Speaker 5: You're correct, we deport a multitude more people every day
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Speaker 5: in Florida than they do in Minnesota, but we don't
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Speaker 5: have violence. Why because when our local law enforcement picks
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Speaker 5: up a rapist who happens to be an illegal immigrant,
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Speaker 5: they give them to ICE. They don't pass go, they
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Speaker 5: don't get two hundred dollars, they.
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Speaker 6: Don't go to jail, they go straight to ICE. They
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Speaker 6: get deported.
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Speaker 5: But in Minnesota, they put those people back on the streets,
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Speaker 5: so ICE has to go find them. And then couple
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Speaker 5: that with Democrats trying to get in their way, and
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Speaker 5: you end up with the sort of violence that we've
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Speaker 5: seen in Minnesota. It's shameful the Democrats have allowed it
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Speaker 5: and pushed it, and I certainly can tell you as
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Speaker 5: for myself, I'm not going.
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Speaker 1: To put up with it.
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Speaker 2: Now, I know you're not. I think we've got a headline.
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Speaker 2: Throw it up on the screen. You are proposing a
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Speaker 2: bill that would go after and investigate and find out
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Speaker 2: who in the heck is paying for all this organizing
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Speaker 2: all this. Of course, over the last couple of weeks
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Speaker 2: we've seen the great reporting from independent journalist Cam Higbee,
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Speaker 2: who've had on this program a few times, where he
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Speaker 2: got into that signal chat, right, that app where you
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Speaker 2: can private chat with folks, and he's exposed there are
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Speaker 2: a few thousand folks in there chatting every day figuring
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Speaker 2: out who's in the ice vehicle, where they're parked, what's
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Speaker 2: the plate number, what's their ideas, where can we go
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Speaker 2: break in slash tires, do some blocking. Oh, by the way,
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Speaker 2: there's rumors there's actually elected officials, randy Democratic officials in
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Speaker 2: those signal chats talking to these people and helping to
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Speaker 2: organize like when Don Leman and those idiots stormed the
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Speaker 2: church a couple Sundays ago, like when they rammed vehicles
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Speaker 2: and unfortunately renee Good was shot.
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Speaker 1: Like all this stuff is so.
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Speaker 2: Well organized and paid for, and you got to know Democrats.
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Speaker 1: Are behind it. So I applaud you for bringing this
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Speaker 1: bill up. Tell us more well.
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Speaker 5: I think this is one of the biggest manipulations in
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Speaker 5: modern politics today. People here protest and they think of
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Speaker 5: Martin Luther King and a couple of hundred of people
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Speaker 5: walking down the street silently waving a sign or innocently chanting.
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Speaker 5: What they don't think of are people that are being paid,
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Speaker 5: that are organizing as militias and are engaged in violent behavior.
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Speaker 6: I have news for you.
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Speaker 5: When you rush an ice agent, that's not a peaceful protest.
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Speaker 5: When you kick their car, that's not a peace will protest.
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Speaker 5: When you spit in their face, that is not a
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Speaker 5: peaceful protest. And these signal chats show it's certain because
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Speaker 5: I know that multiple Democrat elected officials of it admitted
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Speaker 5: that they are helping to organize these These are not
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Speaker 5: peaceful protesters. These are government organized militias that are fighting
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Speaker 5: the federal government. We fought a war about this over
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Speaker 5: one hundred years ago that said, the federal government sets
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Speaker 5: the rules, the state governments need to follow them. And
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Speaker 5: so I believe that all of these people involved in
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Speaker 5: this need to be found out and brought to justice.
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Speaker 6: Because two people are dead. I don't blame Ice for it.
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Speaker 5: I blame the wacko leftists that are putting these people
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Speaker 5: up to it and getting them killed.
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Speaker 2: Great point, And I know that my grandma taught me
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Speaker 2: the old phrase never speak ill will of the dead.
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Speaker 1: But let's be real, we also got.
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Speaker 2: Taught by our parents and grandparents, Randy, because you and
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Speaker 2: I probably about the same age that you got to
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Speaker 2: take self responsibility. And I'm sorry, but Alex and Renee
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Speaker 2: put them in that situation.
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Speaker 1: They've been out there for.
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Speaker 2: A few weeks, agitating, disrupting, using their vehicles, their whistles,
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Speaker 2: their bullhorns, trying to antagonize, trying to block, and getting
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Speaker 2: physical with agents along with the rest of the agitators.
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Speaker 2: So again I'm not trying to say that, oh, they
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Speaker 2: got themselves killed, But guess what you chose to show up, Renee.
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Speaker 2: You chose to hit that officer with your car. You
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Speaker 2: chose to be there that day with your wife and
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Speaker 2: block cops and mister pretty hate. Guess what we've now
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Speaker 2: seen the video from whatever BBC I think uncovered it
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Speaker 2: where you were out there at least a week or
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Speaker 2: two before and getting physical and violent with cops. Again,
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Speaker 2: you got to have some self responsibility, Randy. And I
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Speaker 2: hate how the Democrat Party and the whole liberalism movement
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Speaker 2: has told Americans a small portion because I don't think
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Speaker 2: most Americans believe in it, but a small portion Americans
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Speaker 2: that they don't have to be responsible for their own
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Speaker 2: actions anymore, that if the government does something to you
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Speaker 2: and it was a reaction from your action, that you're
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Speaker 2: not accountable. I don't know who the hell talk these people,
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Speaker 2: but I think I came up a little different right
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Speaker 2: than they did.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, And if I blame anything, if I think the
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Speaker 5: federal government has any role here, it's that we're not
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Speaker 5: arresting these people faster. So when you kick a car
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Speaker 5: and you bust out a light or you spit on
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Speaker 5: an officer, you ought to be arrested and put in jail.
19:23
Speaker 5: And the fact that that's not happening to these people.
19:26
Speaker 5: Bad behavior without consequence yields worse behavior. So these people
19:32
Speaker 5: see what they get away with, and they escalate, and
19:34
Speaker 5: they escalate, and they escalate to the point that they
19:36
Speaker 5: get shot.
19:37
Speaker 6: And so what I.
19:38
Speaker 5: Think we need to do is what Rudy Giuliani did
19:41
Speaker 5: so long ago in New York City.
19:42
Speaker 6: It was the broken windows theory.
19:44
Speaker 5: If I crack down on the small crimes, they never
19:48
Speaker 5: get to the big crimes, which, by the way, is
19:50
Speaker 5: why I have a bill called the Ice Act, which
19:53
Speaker 5: would criminalize interfering with ice.
19:55
Speaker 6: All these guys are doing is trying to round up
19:57
Speaker 6: illegal immigrants who shouldn't be in our at all and
20:01
Speaker 6: send them home. Right, stay out of their way and
20:03
Speaker 6: let them do their job.
20:06
Speaker 2: But Randy, you know what, they're so busy trying to
20:09
Speaker 2: get the fifteen to twenty million that Joe Biden let
20:12
Speaker 2: in that while they're trying to get the bad guys,
20:15
Speaker 2: and you have these paid agitators that are fighting them,
20:18
Speaker 2: and yeah, they might take them down whatever, they don't
20:20
Speaker 2: have time to arrest them and take them in. And
20:21
Speaker 2: also where they going to take them if you turn
20:23
Speaker 2: them into the authorities in Minneapolis and Los Angeles, in
20:26
Speaker 2: Portland and Seattle.
20:27
Speaker 1: In New York, they just let them go.
20:29
Speaker 2: Look at what they're doing with the illegals they have
20:31
Speaker 2: in their jails in prisons. They won't work with Trump
20:33
Speaker 2: and Holman. And give them the list of the folk
20:36
Speaker 2: that are in and say here, come over to this
20:39
Speaker 2: jail and pick these bad homebreys up and send them
20:41
Speaker 2: back to wherever country they're from. They won't work with them. No,
20:46
Speaker 2: let me switch gears before I lose you real quick.
20:48
Speaker 2: Go ahead, come in and I hear you want to go.
20:50
Speaker 7: Go. It's funny. Good.
20:54
Speaker 2: So we got your bill, we got the shutdown, which
20:56
Speaker 2: you think is going to happen. That's what I keep
20:58
Speaker 2: hearing for everybody, because the Democrats are going to choose illegals.
21:01
Speaker 2: Earlier today, President Trump made a huge announcement and this
21:05
Speaker 2: of course goes to the Economy Feder Reserve chair. He's
21:07
Speaker 2: now nominating a former board member of the FED chair,
21:12
Speaker 2: Kevin worsh don't know much about him, younger guy forty
21:15
Speaker 2: some was on the board. Trump must like him for
21:19
Speaker 2: a reason.
21:19
Speaker 1: What do you know about him? Can you fill us in? Randy?
21:21
Speaker 5: Well, I think he'll do a great job. And frankly,
21:23
Speaker 5: we can only go up from where we are. Hopefully
21:26
Speaker 5: this guy won't think it's a good idea to spend
21:28
Speaker 5: billions of taxpayer dollars on fancy dining rooms and other
21:32
Speaker 5: extravagances in a time when the government isn't as bad
21:35
Speaker 5: as shape as it is.
21:37
Speaker 6: So we've got to bring down interest rates.
21:38
Speaker 5: We've got to focus on making America more affordable for Americans.
21:42
Speaker 5: The cost of housing is one of the issues that
21:44
Speaker 5: Americans are most focused on, and one of the things
21:47
Speaker 5: that drives up the cost of housing is how much
21:49
Speaker 5: it cost to borrow money to buy a house. So
21:52
Speaker 5: we need people in there that are focused on making
21:54
Speaker 5: America affordable.
21:55
Speaker 7: I think this will be a big trade up.
21:57
Speaker 6: I hope we get him appointed asap.
22:00
Speaker 7: Get Powell out of there.
22:03
Speaker 2: No, you got to run a few seconds left, Save Act?
22:05
Speaker 2: Can we get it passed. If we don't get the
22:07
Speaker 2: Save Act and keep our election roles and elections cleaned up, transparent, fair,
22:12
Speaker 2: free elections, Randy were screwed in the future.
22:14
Speaker 1: We got to get the Save Act. Final thought.
22:17
Speaker 5: Well, I think one idea is the Democrats want to
22:19
Speaker 5: renegotiate the Department of Homeland Security funding bill. Whatever we
22:23
Speaker 5: have to give them, maybe in return they have to
22:26
Speaker 5: say that the illegals who remain in the country can't
22:29
Speaker 5: actually vote, and the Save Act will solve that problem.
22:31
Speaker 5: So Republicans are behind it. We've got to get it done.
22:34
Speaker 5: We've got to secure our elections.
22:38
Speaker 2: What a novel idea non citizens don't vote? Isn't that disgusting?
22:41
Speaker 2: We even have to say that, Randy Congressman Randy Fine,
22:45
Speaker 2: as always, I know it doesn't make any sense. They
22:47
Speaker 2: are bat crazy on that side. I try, I try,
22:50
Speaker 2: I try, but I'm done with the olive branch. They
22:53
Speaker 2: are nuts. Were the sane ones. Thank you, Randy, God
22:56
Speaker 2: bless have a good weekend, brother, Good to see you.
23:00
Speaker 1: Coming up after the break.
23:00
Speaker 2: The song goes the Devil went down to Georgia, But
23:02
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23:05
Speaker 1: Went down to Georgia. Did you hear?
23:07
Speaker 2: Federal agents with the FBI just went down to Fulton County, Georgia,
23:11
Speaker 2: the site of a lot of controversy over the twenty
23:14
Speaker 2: twenty rigged election.
23:16
Speaker 1: They seized over seven hundred boxes of evidence. We're going
23:20
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23:21
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25:43
Speaker 1: Welcome back.
25:43
Speaker 2: Let's head down to Fulton County, Georgia. Y'all remember that
25:47
Speaker 2: from twenty twenty. That was a place where there was
25:50
Speaker 2: a lot of questions. The infamous phone call with President
25:53
Speaker 2: Trump down to elected leader saying, Hey, I'm hearing there's
25:57
Speaker 2: so much fraud down in Georgia. You're telling me that
26:00
Speaker 2: I only lost by whatever it was, eleven, twelve, thirteen
26:02
Speaker 2: thousand votes, but they're saying they've got three hundred thousand
26:05
Speaker 2: fraudulent votes.
26:06
Speaker 1: That's all he was saying.
26:07
Speaker 2: He didn't say, go do something illegal and get me
26:10
Speaker 2: those votes.
26:11
Speaker 1: He said, I'm hearing there's all this fraud.
26:13
Speaker 2: You're telling me that I lost by this when there's
26:17
Speaker 2: all this.
26:18
Speaker 1: Well, guess what just happened this week.
26:21
Speaker 2: Pam Bondi's been investigating at the DOJ and the FBI
26:24
Speaker 2: was sent down. They rated the Fulton County Elections offices
26:28
Speaker 2: and they left with over seven hundred boxes of evidence.
26:31
Speaker 2: Now the big key is was most that evidence destroyed?
26:35
Speaker 2: This election is now five and a half years old
26:37
Speaker 2: or so. We caught up with an attorney from Georgia
26:40
Speaker 2: earlier today, John Gordon, who's been involved in this case
26:43
Speaker 2: since day one.
26:46
Speaker 1: John, thanks so much for joining us. Let's get right
26:48
Speaker 1: to this.
26:49
Speaker 2: So this investigation by Bondi's DOJ got a judge approved
26:54
Speaker 2: and went down to down to Georgia and decided to
26:57
Speaker 2: take over seven hundred.
26:59
Speaker 1: Boxes of ballots.
27:02
Speaker 2: What else was included with these ballots?
27:04
Speaker 1: And why now? Why didn't we see this a year ago?
27:08
Speaker 1: Two years ago? Fill us in?
27:10
Speaker 7: Well, let's start with two years ago.
27:13
Speaker 8: I supported a legal team headed by Bob Sheeley, Charles
27:17
Speaker 8: Bunder and Preston Halliburton in Jefferd Setier and Purdue as
27:22
Speaker 8: in David Perdue against the Fulton Board of Elections. That
27:27
Speaker 8: petition was filed immediately after the twenty twenty elections.
27:32
Speaker 7: So right, after the first of the.
27:35
Speaker 8: Year in twenty twenty one, and we had a good judge,
27:38
Speaker 8: Brian Merrow.
27:40
Speaker 7: He was concerned about what we were the evidence that
27:43
Speaker 7: we presented.
27:44
Speaker 8: He actually visited the English Street warehouse where the ballots
27:49
Speaker 8: were stored and inspected them. He returned to his bench
27:53
Speaker 8: and declared that we had demonstrated a prima facia case
27:56
Speaker 8: and ordered the ballots to be under a protective order
28:00
Speaker 8: and that they'd be unsealed for our inspection, which never happened. Then, mysteriously,
28:06
Speaker 8: after nine months, he completely changed personalities threw us out
28:11
Speaker 8: of court on standing, which ultimately got unanimously reversed by
28:14
Speaker 8: the Georgia Supreme Court. But his order for the inspecting
28:19
Speaker 8: the absentee ballotst remains. But the judge would not give
28:24
Speaker 8: us a time, place, and manner of inspection. Some of
28:27
Speaker 8: the US Department of Justice stepped in and did the
28:29
Speaker 8: job for him and ordered the ballots be turned over
28:33
Speaker 8: to the federal government. Fulton County did not, so they
28:38
Speaker 8: called the FBI in and they conducted a search, pursued
28:42
Speaker 8: him to a judge's order, and they collected the seven
28:46
Speaker 8: hundred ballots. We don't know what or seven hundred boxes.
28:49
Speaker 8: We don't know what else was subject to that search
28:54
Speaker 8: warrant because it is currently still under sealed.
28:58
Speaker 1: And just not listen.
28:59
Speaker 2: If the ed and say turned stuff over and then
29:01
Speaker 2: you decide not to, so then they have to send
29:04
Speaker 2: the FBI down to take them.
29:06
Speaker 1: That sounds like they could have went a lot more easy.
29:09
Speaker 8: Well, you're exactly right, of course, if the courageous judge
29:14
Speaker 8: had done his job when the case came back to
29:17
Speaker 8: him from the Supreme Court, he should have immediately.
29:22
Speaker 7: Conducted or allowed.
29:24
Speaker 8: Us to conduct an inspection of the ballots, which we
29:26
Speaker 8: were geared up to do, and full County has obstreporated
29:34
Speaker 8: this investigation. They blotted at every turn. Ravensberger has not
29:41
Speaker 8: been helpful, nor has Chris Carr, the Attorney General of Georgia,
29:44
Speaker 8: who I actually opposed in the last election with President
29:49
Speaker 8: Trump's endorsement, and I, at my tender age of seventy
29:54
Speaker 8: at the time, was motivated to do it purely because
29:58
Speaker 8: I was concerned about a open, fair, free election in
30:01
Speaker 8: this country, which, as you know, is the foundation of
30:04
Speaker 8: a democracy. If we don't have our franchise, we have
30:07
Speaker 8: no democracy. And that's really where we had been up
30:10
Speaker 8: until President Trump made.
30:12
Speaker 7: It really too big to rig.
30:15
Speaker 8: I thought he was being overly optimistic with that mantra.
30:19
Speaker 8: But Bakashi turned out like so many things that Trump says,
30:23
Speaker 8: it turned out to be true. People who had never
30:25
Speaker 8: voted or seldom voted and presidential elections showed up and
30:30
Speaker 8: we overwhelmed the system.
30:32
Speaker 7: So they couldn't achieve.
30:35
Speaker 2: John, is there going to be stuff missing that they collected?
30:38
Speaker 1: Because I know, I looked this up. Most states have
30:41
Speaker 1: a state law of.
30:42
Speaker 2: Between twenty two and twenty four months, let's call it
30:44
Speaker 2: two years to maintain all election results. If they're not contested.
30:49
Speaker 2: After two years, they're allowed to destroy everything because you
30:52
Speaker 2: don't have the space to store election after election material.
30:55
Speaker 2: I totally understand that. Give us the rules in Georgia.
30:58
Speaker 2: I heard you say there was a protective order that
31:00
Speaker 2: kept these longer. But if it's twenty twenty election and
31:03
Speaker 2: now we're in twenty twenty six, isn't there going to
31:06
Speaker 2: be a whole bunch of stuff missing that they might
31:07
Speaker 2: have already destroyed.
31:09
Speaker 7: Well, that's this issue for one thousand of dollars question.
31:11
Speaker 8: We won't know that until we know, but we've got
31:14
Speaker 8: four witnesses who saw twenty thousand absentee ballots that were
31:21
Speaker 8: they described as Christine untouched by the human hand, all
31:25
Speaker 8: scored for Biden. They were identical, and they were in
31:28
Speaker 8: the state for on tabulating center.
31:30
Speaker 7: We would expect those.
31:31
Speaker 8: Ballots to be part of the ballots that were removed
31:36
Speaker 8: by the FBI.
31:38
Speaker 7: Did they preserve the evidence like the judge ordered them
31:41
Speaker 7: to do. But in Georgia, if.
31:43
Speaker 8: An election is contested, the holy period is for three years,
31:47
Speaker 8: but then if a judge puts it under protective order,
31:50
Speaker 8: it is indefinite until the judge lists the protective order,
31:54
Speaker 8: which has not occurred, so that evidence by gods should
31:58
Speaker 8: better be there. But I suspect that somebody was over
32:01
Speaker 8: there thinking, well, we can leave the evidence there and
32:05
Speaker 8: go to jail, or we can remove the evidence and
32:08
Speaker 8: hope that they don't pend it on us and maybe.
32:10
Speaker 7: Stay out of jail.
32:12
Speaker 8: But the reality is that the ballasts are not being
32:17
Speaker 8: held by the Board of Elections. They're actually in the
32:20
Speaker 8: custody of the clerk of the Superior Court.
32:24
Speaker 7: And so does she really want to play bath.
32:27
Speaker 8: And loose with the rules and risk herself being under
32:31
Speaker 8: the microscope.
32:32
Speaker 7: I kind of doubt it.
32:33
Speaker 8: So there is a big part of me that is
32:36
Speaker 8: optimistic that they have not tampered with the evidence, but
32:40
Speaker 8: we will find out in due course.
32:44
Speaker 2: All right, well you said it a minute ago. We
32:47
Speaker 2: don't know, or we don't know till we know. Attorney
32:49
Speaker 2: John Gordon, thanks for letting us know what's happening down
32:52
Speaker 2: in Georgia in Fulton County. We'll wait and see if
32:55
Speaker 2: they uncover the fraud that we all know took place
32:59
Speaker 2: in the twenty twenty election.
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Speaker 1: John, thank you. Have a good weekend.
33:02
Speaker 8: It's my pleasure and this is the most encouraging to
33:04
Speaker 8: all that we've seen since twenty twenty.
33:07
Speaker 2: Acts Up next, folks, President Trump sending I would call
33:11
Speaker 2: it a US Navy armada to international waters off the
33:15
Speaker 2: shores of Iran to send them a clear message stop
33:19
Speaker 2: killing your people.
33:20
Speaker 1: In return, the.
33:21
Speaker 2: Iatola says, if you touch us, we're gonna start hitting
33:24
Speaker 2: American bases, American warships, American planes.
33:27
Speaker 1: Can they even do that with their capabilities?
33:29
Speaker 2: We're going to have more on that, the foreign policy
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Speaker 1: Welcome back.
35:50
Speaker 2: So let's talk a little foreign policy and head overseas.
35:53
Speaker 2: I mean, President Trump has had a full slate in
35:55
Speaker 2: his first year, trying to get our economy back on track,
35:57
Speaker 2: trying to close the border, trying to put out wars.
35:59
Speaker 1: He's already broke it eight peace deals, and of course
36:02
Speaker 1: all the.
36:03
Speaker 2: Democrats and the Liberals can do is complain, Oh, he's
36:05
Speaker 2: going to get us into a war down in South America.
36:08
Speaker 2: He's going to get us into a war with Iran. Well,
36:10
Speaker 2: let's talk about Iran and what they've been doing. We
36:13
Speaker 2: know they've killed somewhere between fifteen and thirty thousand people
36:17
Speaker 2: because the people are tired of that horrific regime that's
36:22
Speaker 2: been in charge since seventy nine. Earlier today, here in
36:25
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36:27
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36:30
Speaker 2: Iran and also down in South America. George, thanks so
36:34
Speaker 2: much for joining us in studio. Appreciated brother. Nice to
36:36
Speaker 2: see you here at our nation's capital before we get
36:39
Speaker 2: to the serious talks of Venezuela, Iran and everything else
36:43
Speaker 2: going around around the world in foreign policy. Your forte
36:47
Speaker 2: great CN. You and the wife last night over at
36:50
Speaker 2: the Trump Kennedy Center. So I just want to get
36:52
Speaker 2: your take on that amazing documentary about our stunning flotus Milania.
36:57
Speaker 1: What'd you think?
36:58
Speaker 9: Yeah, thanks so much for having me as it was.
37:00
Speaker 9: It's great to see you and your wife obviously at
37:01
Speaker 9: that incredible premiere.
37:04
Speaker 10: It was such an honor to be there among so
37:05
Speaker 10: many revered guests and statesmen and people that basically did
37:10
Speaker 10: so much to make that film happen.
37:13
Speaker 9: I thought it was incredible.
37:14
Speaker 10: It really humanized the first Lady unlike a way that
37:17
Speaker 10: I've never seen before, a humanized President Trump. And it's
37:20
Speaker 10: really the first foray of Hollywood in making this reality.
37:25
Speaker 10: So we'll see if this really leads to some other projects,
37:28
Speaker 10: and if Hollywood actually shifts a little more right, or.
37:30
Speaker 2: At least to the middle down, hey, as long as
37:33
Speaker 2: they would just cover the Trumps fairly when it comes
37:36
Speaker 2: to Hollywood, the press, just be fair.
37:40
Speaker 1: I'm not saying you have to suck up to them
37:43
Speaker 1: like you.
37:43
Speaker 2: Did the Obamas for eight years, because Hollywood sure as
37:45
Speaker 2: hell did, and we know the press did.
37:47
Speaker 1: But just cover them fairly. But I agree with you.
37:49
Speaker 2: I was glad to see that they had major producers,
37:52
Speaker 2: a major MGM and Amazon come out.
37:55
Speaker 1: I thought the soundtrack was amazing.
37:56
Speaker 2: They had some major mainstream song throughout the whole film.
37:59
Speaker 2: And then it was shot, as director Brett Retner said,
38:01
Speaker 2: who's of course famous for all the rush Hour films,
38:03
Speaker 2: it was shot so big, like an action movie, not
38:07
Speaker 2: your typical boring documentary. You feel like somebody walked around
38:10
Speaker 2: with two guys in a small, you know, home cam quarder.
38:13
Speaker 1: It was. It was really really stunning.
38:15
Speaker 10: Now, the production value was absolutely epic. And I'm a
38:18
Speaker 10: big fan of Michael Jackson and the Rolling Stones, and
38:20
Speaker 10: there's a lot of cool so you hear a lot
38:22
Speaker 10: of cool music guy in that movie.
38:24
Speaker 9: And Milania looked wonderful.
38:25
Speaker 10: President Trump looked at Epic, the whole cabin at everything
38:29
Speaker 10: was marvelous. I mean, and I highly recommend everybody goes
38:32
Speaker 10: and checks it out.
38:33
Speaker 2: Look today, you head out to theaters today and check
38:35
Speaker 2: out Millennia. All right, let's get down to business and
38:38
Speaker 2: your expertise foreign policy. I want to start with Iran,
38:42
Speaker 2: because all the headlines out there are like, you know,
38:45
Speaker 2: huge US Navy Armada heading to the shores off of Iran.
38:50
Speaker 2: Then you got the Ayatola coming out and going if
38:53
Speaker 2: you do anything, mister Trump and touch us, we will
38:56
Speaker 2: start hitting US bases and ships and planes.
38:59
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah.
39:00
Speaker 2: What do you make of Trump's move sending more military
39:03
Speaker 2: might and what do you make of the little blah
39:05
Speaker 2: blah rhetoric coming from the almost taken out regime in Iran?
39:09
Speaker 10: Yeah, like President Trump has taken rearly a chapter out
39:11
Speaker 10: of Reagan's playbook piece through Strength, And what he's really
39:14
Speaker 10: exhibiting is that America's negotiating from a position of strength.
39:18
Speaker 10: The economy is roaring once again, the US has secure
39:20
Speaker 10: in its own hemisphere, and now the United States is
39:23
Speaker 10: able to stabilize the world from its position of strength
39:26
Speaker 10: that it has done economically at home, and the world
39:29
Speaker 10: understands that. And our foes and our allies are watching
39:32
Speaker 10: the United States very closely to see what kind of
39:34
Speaker 10: moves the President makes us stabilize the world. And Iran
39:37
Speaker 10: for years has been the world's largest sponsor of terrorism.
39:40
Speaker 10: This is a fanatical regime that does not support US
39:43
Speaker 10: interest in the Middle East and around the world. They've
39:45
Speaker 10: killed hundreds of Americans, potentially thousands, and Iran is basically
39:50
Speaker 10: on its last legs under this regime. The sanctions that
39:53
Speaker 10: the President has imposed on them have resulted in a
39:55
Speaker 10: crippled economy. It's isolated from its proxies around the Middle
39:59
Speaker 10: East and the world.
40:00
Speaker 9: And the President is sending the clear eyed.
40:02
Speaker 10: Message, if you don't come to the negotiating table, we
40:04
Speaker 10: will strike you like we did before.
40:06
Speaker 9: And they better take it serious.
40:08
Speaker 2: And so you were talking about sanctions and the talks.
40:11
Speaker 2: A couple headlinesers popped in the last twenty four hours.
40:13
Speaker 2: So the talks are off according to the Iranian regime.
40:17
Speaker 2: And then of course the Trump administration hit them and
40:19
Speaker 2: their friends with even harsher sanctions.
40:22
Speaker 1: Is that going to make a difference?
40:23
Speaker 10: You think it's like President Trump says they don't have
40:26
Speaker 10: the cards. If you don't have the cards, you can't
40:28
Speaker 10: negotiate from a position of strength. They're negotiating from a
40:30
Speaker 10: position of isolation and weakness. They're essentially a gas station
40:35
Speaker 10: for China and some other countries. Their military was absolutely
40:39
Speaker 10: decimated during the recent Israelian American strikes. They don't have
40:42
Speaker 10: the money the finance these proxies, so there's no way
40:45
Speaker 10: for them to actually threaten the United States under the
40:48
Speaker 10: Trump administration.
40:49
Speaker 9: This is all bloviating.
40:50
Speaker 10: They're trying to basically send a message to their population
40:53
Speaker 10: after the manifestations that resulted in close to fifteen thousand
40:56
Speaker 10: people dead. The regima is reeling. They're weak, they understand it,
41:00
Speaker 10: and this is all just for show.
41:02
Speaker 2: You just brought up a number, and the number's been
41:04
Speaker 2: disputed just a week or so ago.
41:06
Speaker 1: You know, the.
41:08
Speaker 2: Regime and others put out it's only a few thousand.
41:10
Speaker 2: I've seen reports up to thirty thousand. You said fifteen.
41:13
Speaker 2: I would say that's probably a safe number. What are
41:15
Speaker 2: your sources on the round over there telling you somewhere
41:18
Speaker 2: between fifteen and twenty. Obviously, it's hard to get actual
41:21
Speaker 2: numbers of killings when you're dealing with an evil regime
41:25
Speaker 2: like Iran.
41:26
Speaker 10: Look again, this isn't the first time that we've had
41:27
Speaker 10: these type of manifestations in Iran, but people.
41:29
Speaker 9: Will be Iran.
41:30
Speaker 10: I've tried to overthrow this or regime going back to
41:32
Speaker 10: two thousand and nine when you had the infamous Green Revolution,
41:35
Speaker 10: and of course the Obama administration did not support and
41:38
Speaker 10: that's exactly why those people failed and the regime clammed
41:41
Speaker 10: down on them.
41:42
Speaker 9: We didn't learn the mistakes of that era.
41:45
Speaker 10: Now the President has learned the mistakes of the Green Revolution,
41:49
Speaker 10: and that's why he went overtly clear and said we
41:52
Speaker 10: are going to support these supporters and if you go
41:54
Speaker 10: and kill them, we will strike you.
41:55
Speaker 9: This was a very interesting comment by the president.
41:58
Speaker 10: So, whether the number is two thousand thousand, or thirty
42:00
Speaker 10: thousand or fifteen thousand, my sources are telling me between
42:03
Speaker 10: fifteen and eighteen thousand.
42:04
Speaker 9: That's a serious number. Ye that's a massive calamity.
42:08
Speaker 10: To have a state sponsored massacre of your own people.
42:11
Speaker 10: It just really highlights what kind of regime the world
42:13
Speaker 10: is up against.
42:14
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, let's hope we don't go boots on
42:16
Speaker 1: the ground there.
42:16
Speaker 2: I think President Trump has made that very clear that
42:19
Speaker 2: he can take care of business with air strikes and
42:21
Speaker 2: allow the Iranian people to do their thing, so the
42:24
Speaker 2: US does not have to get involved in that country.
42:26
Speaker 2: And I think he'll keep his promise there. He is
42:28
Speaker 2: not a warmonger. He is the president of peace. I mean,
42:30
Speaker 2: look how many peace deals he's brokeered eight he's working
42:33
Speaker 2: on nine. If we can ever get Ukraine and Russia
42:35
Speaker 2: to the table there, I know there's nothing new there.
42:37
Speaker 2: So I want to go to South America before I
42:39
Speaker 2: lose you and talk about Venezuela. Two days ago, our
42:42
Speaker 2: amazing Secretary of State Marco Rubio. I don't know how
42:44
Speaker 2: many of their titles he has, but there's a bunch.
42:46
Speaker 2: We saw him last night at the theater. He was
42:48
Speaker 2: so nice to talk with. But Marco was in the
42:51
Speaker 2: hot seat Senate Democrats grilling him over taking Maduro out.
42:54
Speaker 2: They still think he was a real president, Like why'd
42:57
Speaker 2: you go down and take out a president of a country? No,
43:00
Speaker 2: moved to Narco terrorists who was never legitimate. They then
43:03
Speaker 2: pushed him and says, well, how are the new folks
43:07
Speaker 2: handling the US and what we did? And he said
43:09
Speaker 2: it's going well in Venezuela. What are your sources saying
43:12
Speaker 2: down there as far as the folks that have taken over,
43:15
Speaker 2: how are they working with America, How are they working
43:18
Speaker 2: with the American companies that are trying to get down
43:20
Speaker 2: there and help them starting to extract oil so that
43:23
Speaker 2: the people of Venezuela can become a prosperous nation. Again,
43:27
Speaker 2: I mean under Maduro we saw food shortages, dirty water,
43:31
Speaker 2: all kinds of stuff.
43:32
Speaker 1: He was not taking care of his people. He was
43:34
Speaker 1: about the money.
43:36
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, that's really why having a narco terrorist
43:39
Speaker 10: running a country is never a good idea. First and
43:41
Speaker 10: foremost of the people of Venezuela suffered, inflation was crippling.
43:45
Speaker 10: They were unable to really export oil because of the sanctions.
43:48
Speaker 10: They were basically a haven for terrorists, organizations, intelligence groups
43:52
Speaker 10: from various countries which are adversaries to the United States,
43:54
Speaker 10: including China. It became a safe haven for everything that
43:58
Speaker 10: was designed to hinder and to destroy the United States
44:01
Speaker 10: of America, and a lot of these elements moved through
44:03
Speaker 10: the southern border under the open border of the Biden administration.
44:07
Speaker 10: And then fortunately now with Ice and the President's move
44:10
Speaker 10: towards securing that we don't have those type of issues.
44:13
Speaker 10: So we had to stop the bleeding in the Western hemisphere.
44:15
Speaker 10: And that's exactly why we went in and took this
44:17
Speaker 10: guy out. He stole the last election in Venezuela. He
44:20
Speaker 10: was not a credible leader there. You have an opposition
44:24
Speaker 10: leader there who wants to play ball with the United States.
44:27
Speaker 10: The current leader of Venezuela is still some sort of
44:29
Speaker 10: Maduro loyalists.
44:30
Speaker 9: It's a very fluid situation. But Senator Rubio is absolutely correct.
44:34
Speaker 9: We did the right thing moving in there.
44:35
Speaker 10: The United States is more secure as a result, and
44:38
Speaker 10: we are going to look out for the Venezuelan and
44:40
Speaker 10: American people moving forward.
44:41
Speaker 2: Yeah, and listen, everybody's going to plain like, oh, Trump
44:43
Speaker 2: want oil, Well yeah he does because he doesn't want
44:45
Speaker 2: the oil going to Iran, in Russia and China, our
44:48
Speaker 2: three biggest adversaries. So if you're going to stop the
44:51
Speaker 2: bad guys from getting it, and you want to help
44:53
Speaker 2: free the people of Venezuela, why not also take a
44:56
Speaker 2: little for us too? You know, But again, we don't
44:58
Speaker 2: even need it. We've got play. And Trump's now opening
45:01
Speaker 2: up ours final question to you, regime change. That was
45:04
Speaker 2: a big question from Senate Democrats in Cuba. They brought
45:07
Speaker 2: up Cuba, they were up Columbia as well. What are
45:09
Speaker 2: you hearing about those presidents and how they're reacting to
45:12
Speaker 2: what we did? Because I remember initially they were all
45:15
Speaker 2: dumping their chest against Trump, like, oh, how dare you
45:17
Speaker 2: take Maduro? Come try and get me. They're all playing tough.
45:21
Speaker 2: It sounds like the folks in Cuba are sounded like
45:24
Speaker 2: they want to rise up and get their guy gone.
45:26
Speaker 2: And I don't hear much from is it Petrover and
45:28
Speaker 2: Columbia anymore? After that tough video of the day after.
45:31
Speaker 2: What's happening in those two nations?
45:32
Speaker 9: Yeah?
45:32
Speaker 10: I mean, look, and Cuba has been a thorn in
45:34
Speaker 10: our side since a Cuban missile crisis. Right, it's about
45:37
Speaker 10: ninety miles off the south coast of Florida, And now
45:41
Speaker 10: you have Chinese spy installations on Cuba. You have basically
45:45
Speaker 10: adversaries positioning themselves right off the coast of Florida, and
45:49
Speaker 10: now they're crippled because they aren't able to receive the
45:51
Speaker 10: oil from Venezuela. Their economies in disarray. The people likely
45:55
Speaker 10: will rise up and say we've had enough of this.
45:57
Speaker 10: The Cuban Americans that I know and you know in Florida.
46:01
Speaker 9: They hate that regime.
46:02
Speaker 1: They escape, They love America.
46:03
Speaker 9: They love America.
46:04
Speaker 10: These are patriotic people that escape the tyranny of communism,
46:07
Speaker 10: came to freedom in the United States, and they understand
46:10
Speaker 10: the difference. Senator Rubio obviously coming from Cuban parents himself,
46:13
Speaker 10: this is likely a priority for him, and most importantly,
46:16
Speaker 10: securing the United States in the Western Hemisphere since day
46:19
Speaker 10: one has been the most important.
46:21
Speaker 9: Issue for this administration.
46:23
Speaker 10: I predict that the regime will fall in Cuba and
46:26
Speaker 10: in Colombia. I don't see an intervention in Columbia, but
46:29
Speaker 10: I do think behind the scenes they are working out
46:31
Speaker 10: a deal and you won't see any more grand standing
46:34
Speaker 10: from that person.
46:35
Speaker 2: That's what because they were in talks with Petro right,
46:37
Speaker 2: so I bet their strong arm in him. He settled
46:39
Speaker 2: down like a good boy, and we'll get Columbia in line.
46:42
Speaker 1: That's what you're saying.
46:42
Speaker 9: That's exactly what I r.
46:44
Speaker 1: George Pappatopolis is always better. Thank you, thanks so much. Yeah,
46:47
Speaker 1: very insightful. Thanks for coming in every great weekend.
46:48
Speaker 9: Appreciate it.
46:49
Speaker 2: Thanks all right, folks, coming up after the break the segment.
46:53
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46:56
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47:02
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Speaker 2: we go. Last night was amazing folks. Let me tell you,
49:32
Speaker 2: I am so glad that I haven't slept in about
49:34
Speaker 2: thirty six hours because it was worth it. My wife
49:37
Speaker 2: and I traveled from San Diego Oa and headquarters to
49:39
Speaker 2: our beautiful DC studios so that we could attend the
49:43
Speaker 2: movie premiere of Millennia documentary film that played like a
49:48
Speaker 2: big box office action film. In the movie, it depicts
49:52
Speaker 2: the twenty days leading up to the inauguration and how
49:55
Speaker 2: involved our amazing floatus was in the entire process the
50:00
Speaker 2: red carpet Last night, I talked with over half the
50:02
Speaker 2: cabinet in addition to the potus and the Floatus. We're
50:06
Speaker 2: talking Steve Whitcoff, Doug Collins, Doctor Oz, Bobby Kennedy Junior,
50:10
Speaker 2: and the list goes on and on, and we're all
50:13
Speaker 2: eyes were focused on the boss lady known as Milania Enjoy.
50:20
Speaker 2: You've been so private and reserve all these years. Why
50:23
Speaker 2: now are you stepping more kind of out into the limelight.
50:26
Speaker 11: Well, this is a historic night and this story was
50:30
Speaker 11: never told before, and that's why I want to do
50:34
Speaker 11: the film and show the people what it takes becoming
50:38
Speaker 11: a first lady again, from the private citizen to a
50:41
Speaker 11: first lady.
50:42
Speaker 2: Market Brett said that you're very influential when it comes
50:45
Speaker 2: to policy too, and most folks don't think that that
50:47
Speaker 2: The President actually listens and talks to you about policy
50:50
Speaker 2: a lot more than most of us realize.
50:52
Speaker 1: Can we you weigh in on that a little.
50:53
Speaker 11: Bit, Well, I give you my advice and sometimes he listens,
50:57
Speaker 11: and sometimes he doesn't thank you.
51:00
Speaker 2: Tonight is about the First Lady. No offense to you.
51:03
Speaker 2: I'm not going to ask political questions. I'm going to
51:05
Speaker 2: talk about this amazing woman and this amazing film. We're
51:08
Speaker 2: going to see you two interact like never before. I
51:10
Speaker 2: heard from the director and Pruiser.
51:11
Speaker 1: Is that true?
51:12
Speaker 9: You are going to see that.
51:13
Speaker 1: I'm not sure.
51:14
Speaker 7: I'm thrilled with that, but that's it.
51:16
Speaker 12: That's all right now.
51:17
Speaker 1: It's very good.
51:17
Speaker 12: I got to see it for the first time the
51:19
Speaker 12: other night. It's really good. Glamorous, very glamorous. We need,
51:22
Speaker 12: we need some glamour in the country.
51:24
Speaker 2: So you're bringing that back. What do you want the
51:26
Speaker 2: country to know about your amazing wife or amazing first lady?
51:29
Speaker 2: That ninety nine percent of this fake news never tells
51:31
Speaker 2: the country of the world.
51:32
Speaker 12: Well, she's a very serious person, very very brilliant person actually,
51:36
Speaker 12: and speaks many languages. But that's the least of it.
51:40
Speaker 12: She's doing a great job. It's very popular. The people
51:42
Speaker 12: of the country really love her.
51:43
Speaker 2: Breton John told me that she's very influential, more than
51:47
Speaker 2: most folks might think because she's so private and reserve.
51:50
Speaker 1: How true is that?
51:51
Speaker 2: How much are you talking to the First Lady when
51:52
Speaker 2: it comes to policy and things, not about Baron and family,
51:55
Speaker 2: but about the country.
51:56
Speaker 1: Great influence.
51:56
Speaker 12: She's really a historian in a true sense, a lot
52:00
Speaker 12: about the history of a lot of different countries, especially
52:03
Speaker 12: this one. And she's very influential. She's somebody that I
52:07
Speaker 12: count on. You speak to a lot of people, and
52:09
Speaker 12: I listened to some, and I don't listen to others.
52:11
Speaker 12: But she's very influential. You'll see that tonight. I think
52:15
Speaker 12: you're gonna see that tonight.
52:17
Speaker 1: We'll talk about Malania this tonight. It's all about Flotus absolutely.
52:20
Speaker 1: How did you get approached?
52:21
Speaker 2: Mark gave me some details how it all got put together,
52:24
Speaker 2: But I mean, you're a big Hollywood director, Hitter, and
52:27
Speaker 2: they're over in Florida, and then she wants to make
52:29
Speaker 2: a movie about behind.
52:31
Speaker 1: How does this all come together?
52:32
Speaker 13: I was completely shocked because I've only done these big
52:35
Speaker 13: Hollywood movies and I've never done a documentary. I said,
52:37
Speaker 13: you know, there's hundreds of a great documentary film and
52:39
Speaker 13: she says, Brett, I want this movie to look like
52:41
Speaker 13: a real film. I wanted to be cinematic. I wanted
52:44
Speaker 13: to be for audiences around the world. I said, I
52:46
Speaker 13: get it. They wanted for the big screen. It's not
52:49
Speaker 13: for just streaming. And we didn't have a partner. And
52:51
Speaker 13: then Amazon came in into their credit. I mean, they said,
52:53
Speaker 13: we will release this globally. Brett's a great filmmaker, Mlanie
52:57
Speaker 13: is a great subject. Let's make it happen. So it
52:59
Speaker 13: was really, are you.
53:01
Speaker 2: After working months and months with her and the Trump
53:04
Speaker 2: team and everybody else, are you amazed or surprised at
53:08
Speaker 2: how because I feel like she's she's not a recluse.
53:11
Speaker 1: But very private, very reserved.
53:13
Speaker 2: But here you guys got full access, Like I saw you.
53:16
Speaker 2: My wife and I were some of the events where
53:17
Speaker 2: you were with the your camera guy directing and bending
53:20
Speaker 2: down and stuff like the fireworks a couple nights before
53:22
Speaker 2: the inauguration and down at Marlaco, and I'm like, man,
53:25
Speaker 2: he's getting access, Like typically you don't see a flotus
53:28
Speaker 2: in a potas doing.
53:28
Speaker 1: It was on Air Force one.
53:29
Speaker 13: I was in the residence and never no one has
53:31
Speaker 13: ever filmed in the residence of the White House. So
53:33
Speaker 13: I was with I was like this far away from
53:35
Speaker 13: the bedroom. I was like I was in there, and
53:39
Speaker 13: credit do to Milania for allowing that to happen. My
53:43
Speaker 13: hope for this film is that future president's future first
53:46
Speaker 13: ladies are going to watch this movie and go, Wow,
53:49
Speaker 13: we have to we have to do something special and
53:51
Speaker 13: make one Yeah, because we we we I think we
53:53
Speaker 13: reinvented a genre. Really, it's not really a documentary, it's
53:56
Speaker 13: not quite a movie, but it's something very unique.
53:59
Speaker 2: Tonight is all a boss Ladies. It's about the first Lady.
54:02
Speaker 2: It's about Millennia. It's about learning more about this amazing
54:04
Speaker 2: woman and our first lady, correct doctor spectacular.
54:08
Speaker 1: Woman is racial at many levels.
54:10
Speaker 14: I love the fact that she could actually perhaps the
54:12
Speaker 14: only person on the planet who can tell the president
54:14
Speaker 14: what she thinks she likes.
54:15
Speaker 1: And he actually agrees with it. We're gonna see that
54:18
Speaker 1: in this film.
54:18
Speaker 2: I hear there's some behind the scenes stuff that we
54:20
Speaker 2: won't believe this interaction.
54:21
Speaker 14: I've seen the same images you've seen, but I've seen
54:23
Speaker 14: real life images that I'm still you know, they're ingrained.
54:28
Speaker 1: In by memory bags signed an MBA. Don't ever talk
54:31
Speaker 1: about that, doctor Oz. I don't have an NDA, but
54:33
Speaker 1: we're very loyal.
54:34
Speaker 2: What's something you would want folks to know about the
54:36
Speaker 2: First Lady that they don't know.
54:37
Speaker 1: I think she has enormous heart.
54:39
Speaker 4: I think that's the thing that I see so much,
54:41
Speaker 4: and I've seen it for the first administration. I saw
54:42
Speaker 4: it in this this administration as well. She cares about
54:44
Speaker 4: her family, but she cares about this country, and I
54:46
Speaker 4: think it's a deep love. That thing's going to come
54:48
Speaker 4: across in this movie because he really cares about what
54:51
Speaker 4: they're doing and the really the history that they're making.
54:53
Speaker 1: So it's gonna be really well, first and foremost, let's
54:55
Speaker 1: talk about the film.
54:56
Speaker 2: Let's talk about our amazing floatus and what a amazing
54:59
Speaker 2: boss lady she is. I don't think that the country
55:01
Speaker 2: understands what a force she is behind the scenes, you
55:04
Speaker 2: probably know better than most of us.
55:06
Speaker 15: Well, this is one of the things that's very exciting,
55:08
Speaker 15: especially about this documentary, is that Americans across this country
55:12
Speaker 15: many around the world that would be able to get
55:14
Speaker 15: some insight about the life of our amazing First Lady,
55:18
Speaker 15: and they'll be able to learn a few things with
55:20
Speaker 15: the inside scoop of a strong, capable, confident woman, a
55:26
Speaker 15: great mom, a great spouse, and an amazing First Lady.
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Speaker 2: I hear she's pretty influential too when it comes to
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Speaker 2: the President and the cabinet members.
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Speaker 1: Like nothing gets past her. She's very involved.
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Speaker 2: Even people wouldn't think that because she's such a quiet
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Speaker 2: and reserved person.
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Speaker 15: She is engaged, aware, motivated, passionate. She is a proud,
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Speaker 15: patriotic American and we're excited to have her as a
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Speaker 15: First Lady. And I think America is only going to
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Speaker 15: love her and appreciate her more after this.
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Speaker 2: This is all about a boss lady, Milania, you're a
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Speaker 2: boss lady as well.
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Speaker 1: Well, thank you.
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Speaker 16: Well, it's so exciting and listen, I'm so excited to
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Speaker 16: see the movie. But I have known the First Lady
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Speaker 16: for years now, and so to see all of her
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Speaker 16: hard work to be captured like this forever, for her
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Speaker 16: legacy and her heart, I'm just I'm just so so
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Speaker 16: proud of her.
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Speaker 2: She's a very private person, and I think we can
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Speaker 2: understand why, Yes, do treat you very fairly. That's true,
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Speaker 2: and you're connecting your children and yeah, what's something that
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Speaker 2: you hope people will take away not you're watching the movie,
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Speaker 2: but hearing from our First Lady more Because just in
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Speaker 2: the last few weeks she's been out there in the
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Speaker 2: public eye a bit more.
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Speaker 16: She has you know, I've always respected so much. She's
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Speaker 16: just always defined everything on her terms, what she thought
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Speaker 16: was best for her family, for her son. As a
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Speaker 16: fellow mom and a fellow we're almost exactly the same age.
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Speaker 16: We just and really in the highest points of being
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Speaker 16: in this world with her and the president, but also
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Speaker 16: the lowest points, you know, being at mar A Lago
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Speaker 16: in early twenty twenty one, we didn't know what the
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Speaker 16: future held. But she has always been the same person.
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Speaker 16: Very strong, very thoughtful, very smart, very very brave. She
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Speaker 16: just does it her way.
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Speaker 2: What a great night it was, Milania now open to
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Speaker 2: the entire public a theater near you if you haven't
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Speaker 2: seen the trailer yet.
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Speaker 1: This is the way.
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Speaker 2: We'll leave you tonight and I'll be back Monday, eight
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Speaker 2: eastern five Pacific. Until then, you all know what to do.
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Speaker 2: Be proud Americans, be brave out there, and God bless
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Speaker 2: you all.
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Speaker 11: Here we go again.
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Speaker 7: You can come in, go one of them. I protest
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Speaker 7: legacy will be that a peacemaker.
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Speaker 4: Beautiful.
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Speaker 11: Together with like minded leaders, we have a voice.
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Speaker 1: Is it safe?
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Speaker 7: You sure.
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Speaker 11: Everyone wants to know, so here it is. Hi, mister President,
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Speaker 11: congratulations I did not Yeah, I will see it on
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Speaker 11: the news.