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Kamala’s DISASTROUS Interview—Even MSNBC Couldn’t Save Her (Ep.51) · V

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Speaker 1: Good morning and welcome to Bongina Report, early edition with Avita.
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Speaker 1: I am your host, Avita. Even MSNBC could not save
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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris from herself last night. The federal government is
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Speaker 1: reportedly about to promise Ukraine another $ 8 billion in military aid.
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Speaker 1: The director of national intelligence, who wants us to believe
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Speaker 1: that Iran is the sole entity trying to kill Trump,
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Speaker 1: is exposed as a Russia hoaxer. Border Patrol agents are
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Speaker 1: warning that kids as young as eight years old are
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Speaker 1: being drugged and smuggled into the U.S. by traffickers. New
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Speaker 1: York City Mayor Eric Adams is indicted on mysterious federal
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Speaker 1: criminal charges. Biden tries to sabotage the Kamala campaign. Folksy
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Speaker 1: Tim Walz meets with Alex Soros, the son of billionaire
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Speaker 1: George Soros, not so Midwestern. And a 12-year-old boy saves
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Speaker 1: his dad from a bear attack. All this on Barndina
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Speaker 1: Report Early Edition. So last night, Kamala Harris sat down
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Speaker 1: with MSNBC's Stephanie Rule to do Kamala's first ever solo
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Speaker 1: sit-down interview since becoming the Democratic nominee. And It went
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Speaker 1: about as good as you'd expect from Kamala, even considering
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Speaker 1: that her interviewer is completely captured by the left, total partisan.
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Speaker 1: And so before I get into what exactly happened last night,
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Speaker 1: I want you guys to be aware of just how
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Speaker 1: laughably partisan Stephanie is. Here is a soundbite from an
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Speaker 1: interview that she had with Bill Maher.
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Speaker 2: Stop calling out the truth because people aren't listening, right?
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Speaker 2: When Donald Trump tells.
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Speaker 1: Lie after lie, you don't say that nobody seems to care.
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Speaker 1: It's our job in the media, right?
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Speaker 2: When people complain, Donald Trump got fact-checked way more than
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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris did.
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Speaker 1: You're damn right he did. You know why? He told
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Speaker 1: more lies. Okay, objectively, that's just not true. He didn't
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Speaker 1: tell more lies. We covered it here Dan Bongino Network,
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Speaker 1: when we live streamed the debate, Kamala told tons and
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Speaker 1: tons of lies that were just ignored by the debate panel,
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Speaker 1: by the debate interviewers. So not true, reveals a lot
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Speaker 1: about who Stephanie is. So with that, I want to
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Speaker 1: give you guys the first soundbite from this interview here.
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Speaker 1: And you tell me if this seems to you like
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Speaker 1: an objective interview to vet the woman who wants the
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Speaker 1: nuclear codes. Take a listen. because your opponent.
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Speaker 2: Almost every day seems to be talking about this. So
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Speaker 2: I just want to ask you yes or no. At
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Speaker 2: any point in your life, have you served two all-beef patties,
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Speaker 2: special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, on a sesame seed bun,
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Speaker 2: working at a McDonald's?
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Speaker 1: Yes or no?
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Speaker 3: That's it.
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Speaker 2: I have.
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Speaker 3: Okay.
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Speaker 1: Now the other job. But it was not a small job. Like,
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Speaker 1: I did the fries.
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Speaker 3: I mean, I, you know, yes, but I did.
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Speaker 1: Some real hard-hitting interview questions there. Really serious. Really serious
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Speaker 1: from the woman that wants to be president. What kind
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Speaker 1: of a question was that? I want to show you
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Speaker 1: guys what Kamala said on tariffs. And it was pretty insightful.
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Speaker 1: If you can't tell, that's sarcasm because it wasn't insightful
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Speaker 1: at all.
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Speaker 2: Tariffs aren't unique to President Trump. President Biden has tariffs
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Speaker 2: in place. He's actually looking to potentially implement more. Where
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Speaker 2: do you come out on? Is there a good tariff,
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Speaker 2: a bad tariff?
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Speaker 3: Well, part of it is you don't just throw around
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Speaker 3: the idea of just tariffs across the board. And that's
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Speaker 3: part of the problem with Donald Trump. Frankly, and I
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Speaker 3: say this in all sincerity, he's just not very serious
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Speaker 3: about how he thinks about some of these issues. And
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Speaker 3: one must be serious about And have a plan.
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Speaker 2: What?
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Speaker 1: Oh, one must be serious. Okay, what do you mean
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Speaker 1: by that? She didn't answer the question. Does she even
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Speaker 1: know what tariffs are? Here's what Stephanie said about Harris's messy,
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Speaker 1: non-existent answer on tariffs.
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Speaker 2: And one could watch that and say, well, she didn't
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Speaker 2: give a clear, direct answer. That's OK, because we are
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Speaker 2: not talking about clear or direct issues.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, that was after that was a
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Speaker 1: debrief on the interview that that Stephanie did in her
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Speaker 1: own network. That's OK. Confusion is good, says the interviewer.
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Speaker 1: This is actually a very honest response from Stephanie. That
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Speaker 1: is Kamala's strategy. Run on vibes, run on the coconut
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Speaker 1: trend and celebrity endorsements and avoid policy at all costs.
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Speaker 1: Now I want you all to take a listen to
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Speaker 1: Kamala's response to people feeling left out by her vision
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Speaker 1: for the economy.
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Speaker 2: But still, there are lots of Americans who don't see
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Speaker 2: themselves in your plans. For those who say these policies
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Speaker 2: aren't for me, what do you say to them?
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Speaker 3: Well, if you are hardworking, if you have the dreams
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Speaker 3: and the ambitions and the aspirations of what I believe
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Speaker 3: you do, you're in my plan. You know, I have
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Speaker 3: to tell you, I really love and am so energized
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Speaker 3: by what I know to be the spirit and character
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Speaker 3: of the American people. We have ambition. We have aspirations.
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Speaker 3: We have dreams. We can see what's possible. We have
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Speaker 3: an incredible work ethic. But not everyone has the access
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Speaker 3: to the opportunities that allow them to achieve those things.
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Speaker 3: But we don't lack for those things. But not everyone
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Speaker 3: gets handed stuff on a silver platter. And so my
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Speaker 3: vision for the economy, I call it an opportunity economy,
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Speaker 3: is about making sure that all Americans, wherever they start,
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Speaker 3: wherever they are, have the ability to actually achieve those
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Speaker 3: dreams and those ambitions, which include, for middle-class families, just
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Speaker 3: being able to know that their hard work allows them
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Speaker 3: to get ahead, right? I think we can't and we
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Speaker 3: shouldn't aspire to have an economy that just allows people
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Speaker 3: to get by. People want to do more than just
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Speaker 3: get by. They want to get ahead. And I come
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Speaker 3: from the middle class.
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Speaker 1: Of course, you had to add that in there. I
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Speaker 1: come from a middle-class family. Every single time, I come
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Speaker 1: from a middle-class family. She has to add that in there.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, I'm not even sure if she
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Speaker 1: comes from a middle-class family. Her parents were privileged academics.
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Speaker 1: I can't imagine that they were making that little amount
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Speaker 1: of money together. Her mom, a Berkeley professor. But think
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Speaker 1: about her answer. If you are hardworking, if you have
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Speaker 1: a the dreams and the ambitions and aspirations of what
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Speaker 1: I believe you do. You're in my plan.
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Speaker 3: What?
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Speaker 1: She sounds so low IQ and she said absolutely nothing.
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Speaker 1: It's all of these words with no meaning behind them.
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Speaker 1: And drop a comment and tell me if you all
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Speaker 1: feel this way too, but it seems to me like
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Speaker 1: she has imposter syndrome. She isn't very confident in anything
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Speaker 1: that she says. And I think her laughing is a
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Speaker 1: nervous tick as well. And again, here she is, going
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Speaker 1: vague about this American spirit nonsense in a speech in
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Speaker 1: Pennsylvania last night. It's the same stuff over and over again.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen.
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Speaker 4: We need to guard that spirit. We have to guard
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Speaker 4: that spirit. Let it always inspire us. Let it always
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Speaker 4: be the source of our optimism, which is that spirit
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Speaker 4: that is so uniquely American.
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Speaker 3: And let that then inspire us by helping us to
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Speaker 3: be inspired to solve the problems that so many face,
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Speaker 3: including our small business owners.
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Speaker 1: She's not saying anything. Michael said, it's like the end
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Speaker 1: of an essay where you need to hit a word count.
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Speaker 1: That's exactly what it is. The state wants her. to
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Speaker 1: run on coconut dance videos and broad notions of the
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Speaker 1: American spirit. They want her to run on that because
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Speaker 1: she is an empty vessel. If Kamala was running on
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Speaker 1: implementing full-on communism in America, everyone owns nothing. Christians start
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Speaker 1: getting killed. We all are hungry and dying. At least
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Speaker 1: we'd know what she stands for. We'd know what the
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Speaker 1: hell is going on here. But we don't know anything
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Speaker 1: for sure about Kamala right now. She's flip-flopping. She's super vague.
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Speaker 1: No idea. Kamala is not very smart, and the state
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Speaker 1: loves that about her. The point of Kamala isn't for
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Speaker 1: her to actually govern. All that the permanent state wants
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Speaker 1: is a figurehead. You know what would make sense for
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Speaker 1: Kamala as a left-wing candidate? To be anti-war. But she isn't.
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Speaker 3: Why? Why?
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Speaker 1: The military-industrial complex wants the war in Ukraine to last
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Speaker 1: as long as possible. So arguably, what Kamala represents is
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Speaker 1: more unsettling because we don't know what we're getting with her.
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Speaker 1: It's an administration run by people we can't name and
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Speaker 1: never voted for. We're going to take a quick break,
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Speaker 1: but when we come back, we're going to cover some
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Speaker 1: deeply troubling stories related to the war machine. Shout out
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Speaker 2: The U.S.
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Speaker 1: Is reportedly about to promise Ukraine another $ 8 billion in
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Speaker 1: military aid on top of the $ 375 million announced this Tuesday.
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Speaker 1: Some background on this $ 8 billion. You guys understand what's
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Speaker 1: going on here? Earlier this year, Congress approved $ 61 billion
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Speaker 1: for Ukraine. And the Biden admin has been using two
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Speaker 1: types of funding. One lets the U.S. send old surplus
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Speaker 1: weapons quickly, called Presidential Drawdown Authority, or PDA. And the
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Speaker 1: other is building new weapons. And that, of course, takes
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Speaker 1: a lot longer. The PDA money expires really soon. And
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Speaker 1: the Republicans in the House are pushing back on extending it.
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Speaker 1: So Biden is rushing to spend all of that money
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Speaker 1: at once before it's too late. And the reason that
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Speaker 1: that $ 61 billion was approved in the first place is
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Speaker 1: thanks to House Speaker Mike Johnson. The Mike Johnson who,
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Speaker 1: you know, before said that he didn't support taking more
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Speaker 1: money out of our pockets to fuel a bloody war
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine. That guy. Then suddenly he becomes Speaker, he
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Speaker 1: changes his tune. Recall that Mike Johnson supposedly received classified
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Speaker 1: intelligence briefings before he decided to completely reverse on Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: Same with his stance on allowing unconstitutional warrantless surveillance on
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Speaker 1: Americans via the FISA warrant. We have a government that
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Speaker 1: is truly, truly corrupt. Just think about it. This guy's
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Speaker 1: anti-funding for Ukraine. He's anti-warrantless surveillance on Americans. He has
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Speaker 1: these secret meetings with the feds, and then suddenly he
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Speaker 1: changes his mind. So more money going to Ukraine. But
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Speaker 1: don't worry. Mike Johnson is calling on Zelensky to fire
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Speaker 1: his country's ambassador to the U.S. over Zelensky's visit to
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Speaker 1: swing state Pennsylvania this week in a political stunt to
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Speaker 1: support Kamala. And we covered this on the show. It's
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Speaker 1: obvious that it was a political stunt to support Kamala.
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Speaker 1: It was a complete misappropriation of taxpayer resources because they
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Speaker 1: let him fly on a military plane. So he's saying,
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Speaker 1: resign now. Something needs to be done about this. No
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Speaker 1: more of these political stunts and swing states from Zelensky.
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Speaker 1: What this is, is like what Thomas Massey said. All theatrics.
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Speaker 1: If he was a strong-willed man, which clearly he isn't,
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Speaker 1: Mike Johnson would have stuck by his principles and not
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Speaker 1: thrown more of our money down the drain for a
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Speaker 1: war that is responsible for the loss of hundreds of
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Speaker 1: thousands of lives. By not facilitating peace and sending money
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Speaker 1: to fuel this war instead of doing anything that's in
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Speaker 1: the interest of the common men and women that are there,
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Speaker 1: Mike Johnson is getting people killed. And now Mike Johnson
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Speaker 1: wants us to cheer for him as he delivers this empty,
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Speaker 1: stupid demand to Zelensky. Mike Johnson does not respect the Constitution.
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Speaker 1: He has permitted warrantless surveillance on American citizens by a
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Speaker 1: weaponized state, and he has thrown more of our money
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Speaker 1: down the drain to Ukraine at the expense of human lives.
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Speaker 1: I'm sick of all these games. He should resign immediately.
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Speaker 1: He is an absolute disgrace. More on war. There are
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Speaker 1: people in the permanent state that own Kamala in large
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Speaker 1: swaths of Congress, on the right and the left, and
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Speaker 1: they will do anything to get us involved in wars.
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Speaker 1: Because wars mean money. And now, the permanent state wants
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Speaker 1: us to believe Iran is trying to kill Trump. And
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Speaker 1: implying that Iran is behind the two assassination attempts that
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Speaker 1: already happened. And Trump seems to buy this. He tweeted yesterday,
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Speaker 1: Big threats on my life from Iran. The entire US
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Speaker 1: military is watching and waiting. Moves were already made by
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Speaker 1: Iran that didn't work out, but they will try again.
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Speaker 1: Not a good situation for anyone. I am surrounded by
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Speaker 1: more men, guns, and weapons than I have ever seen before.
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Speaker 1: Thank you to Congress for unanimously approving far more money
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Speaker 1: to the Secret Service. Now, Dan has talked about this before,
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Speaker 1: but this is not a good idea to have more
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Speaker 1: funding to the Secret Service. What the Secret Service needs
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Speaker 1: is better leadership. Dan Barry is a former Secret Service
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Speaker 1: agent himself, very close to this issue. He knows that
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Speaker 1: the problems are leadership, not with money. So apparently Trump
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Speaker 1: does not seem to understand this problem. Now I don't
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Speaker 1: know about you guys, but all this fear-mongering about Iran
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Speaker 1: isn't adding up for me. The two people who tried
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Speaker 1: to assassinate Trump are Democrats, not Iranians. The people who
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Speaker 1: previously refused Trump adequate Secret Service protection were Democrats, not Iranians.
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Speaker 1: And the people refusing to transparently and sincerely investigate these
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Speaker 1: assassination attempts are all Democrats. The permanent state already tried
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Speaker 1: to take Trump out with the Russia collusion hoax. They
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Speaker 1: lied about the Hunter Biden laptop to rig the 2020 election.
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Speaker 1: And now all the people who want Trump gone and
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Speaker 1: have conspired to expel him from Washington for years now
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Speaker 1: are blaming Iran? Julie Kelly shared this yesterday, and this
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Speaker 1: is crucial for you all to know. The current director
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Speaker 1: of national intelligence, Avril Haines, briefed Trump on Monday about
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Speaker 1: the supposed Iranian threats against him. And for some crucial
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Speaker 1: context on Avril, her first action as Biden's director of
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Speaker 1: national intelligence was to issue a report on the heightened
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Speaker 1: threat of domestic violent extremists. And you all know what
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Speaker 1: that means. Trump supporters. In March 2021, she sent out
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Speaker 1: this memo that essentially set a precedent in intelligence for
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Speaker 1: who are the targets of the state. And she cited
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Speaker 1: January 6th as her reasoning. Now, before Avril became the
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Speaker 1: National Intelligence Director, she worked directly for John Brennan and
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Speaker 1: attended his secret meetings in the White House in 2016
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Speaker 1: to concoct the Russia collusion hoax. This woman declared intel
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Speaker 1: war on Trump supporters and tried to stage a coup
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Speaker 1: to remove Trump during his first term. And we're supposed
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Speaker 1: to just take her word for it that Iran is
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Speaker 1: the culprit here? And let's not forget Ryan Routh and
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Speaker 1: all this. Because he has all the hallmarks of a U.S.
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Speaker 1: intel asset. Mike Pence has been talking about this repeatedly
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Speaker 1: since the second assassination attempt. How is it that a
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Speaker 1: broke guy with tons of suddenly cash... starts up a
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Speaker 1: visa scam on the other side of the world and
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Speaker 1: allegedly tries to recruit ex-Taliban soldiers to fight for Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: Routh was flagged by the Border Protection Agency, but the
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Speaker 1: DHS refused to investigate him.
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Speaker 3: Why?
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Speaker 1: He's been arrested over 70 times and was even caught
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Speaker 1: in possession of a weapon of mass destruction, and yet
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Speaker 1: he didn't spend any time behind bars. That is, until
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Speaker 1: he tried to kill Trump. All these things point to
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Speaker 1: Routh being an asset of U.S. intelligence, not Iran. And
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Speaker 1: to be clear, could Iran be trying to or plotting
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Speaker 1: to kill Trump? And the American government is purposely leaving
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Speaker 1: Trump vulnerable so they succeed? Yeah, that's possible. But either way,
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Speaker 1: the main issue here is our government. Our government is
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Speaker 1: shifting blame from themselves and onto Iran. And at the
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Speaker 1: beginning of this segment, I mentioned the war machine. The
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Speaker 1: American war machine and Israel want us in a war
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Speaker 1: with Iran. That is a fact. And we can't take
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Speaker 1: that bait to come to these distractions that will lead
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Speaker 1: us to a war with Iran. If millions of Americans
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Speaker 1: are convinced that Iran is the issue here, when it
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Speaker 1: clearly isn't the biggest player, potentially not even a player
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Speaker 1: at all, they'll accept a war with Iran, especially if
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Speaker 1: Trump is actually murdered. And we cannot afford, we cannot
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Speaker 1: afford that as a people. We have our own problems
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Speaker 1: here at home. War against Iran is the last thing
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Speaker 1: we need. Not to mention, it'll lead to the total
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Speaker 1: unnecessary spilling of American blood overseas. It's to be avoided
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Speaker 1: at all cost. And again, America doesn't have the bandwidth
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Speaker 1: for another foreign conflict. We don't. We have our own
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Speaker 1: nightmares to deal with here at home. Speaking of these nightmares,
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Speaker 1: there's a report from the New York Post. Border Patrol
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Speaker 1: agents are warning that kids as young as eight years
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Speaker 1: old are being drugged and smuggled into the U.S. by
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Speaker 1: traffickers posing as their parents or family members. Under the
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Speaker 1: Biden-Harris admin, the number of children crossing illegally into the U.S.
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Speaker 1: alone and without relatives has exploded. And thousands of those
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Speaker 1: children have gone completely missing after they've been released to
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Speaker 1: sponsors who whistleblowers say weren't even properly vetted by the U.S.
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Speaker 1: As of May 2024, There are over 291,000 unaccompanied migrant
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Speaker 1: children who we have just lost complete trace of. Don't
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Speaker 1: ever let them tell you that child sex trafficking is
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Speaker 1: a QAnon conspiracy. It's real. It's happening here in the
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Speaker 1: United States as being facilitated and encouraged by the Biden-Kamala regime.
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Speaker 1: Last night, New York City Mayor Eric Adams was indicted
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Speaker 1: on federal criminal charges, and the details of this indictment
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Speaker 1: are sealed, but it's part of a broader secret investigation
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Speaker 1: into New York City corruption of some kind. Earlier this month,
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Speaker 1: federal agents seized phones from several high-ranking city officials, including
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Speaker 1: one of Adam's top aides and the police commissioner and
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Speaker 1: the school chancellor. Both the police commissioner and the school's
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Speaker 1: chancellor have since resigned. And now, per the New York Post,
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Speaker 1: details about the exact accusations remain unclear, but are believed
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Speaker 1: to be connected to an alleged kickback scheme involving the
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Speaker 1: Turkish government illegally funneling money into his mayoral campaign, Eric
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Speaker 1: Adams' mayoral campaign, according to sources. I want you guys
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Speaker 1: to put a pin in that for a second. We're
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Speaker 1: going to come back to this corruption. But last week,
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Speaker 1: Sean P. Diddy Combs, the rapper and music producer, was
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Speaker 1: accused of sex trafficking and orchestrating what he called freak-offs,
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Speaker 1: which were drug-fueled orgies where he coerced participants through threats
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Speaker 1: of violence and then reportedly filmed the these encounters to
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Speaker 1: blackmail his victims into silence. And Diddy is being charged
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Speaker 1: in the Southern District of New York, which includes New
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Speaker 1: York City. And according to Combs' or Diddy's former bodyguard,
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Speaker 1: the secret federal investigation in New York is related to
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Speaker 1: Diddy's charges. Take a listen.
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Speaker 5: All this is bigger than Diddy. It's bigger than Diddy, bro.
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Speaker 5: Because you know who else they was doing investigation on
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Speaker 5: during that whole time period? It was the mayor and
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Speaker 5: the politicians in New York City. They turned around and
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Speaker 5: gave him the city, the key to the city. All
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Speaker 5: the mayor people that he brought on here in New
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Speaker 5: York City are all resigning. They all resigning. People ain't
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Speaker 5: going to tie this together, but if you look at it,
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Speaker 5: you have to say.
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Speaker 5: Because of Mayor Adams and his relationship with Diddy, it
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Speaker 5: brought on the Southern District of New York to start
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Speaker 5: investigating Diddy on civil lawsuits that was put against him.
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Speaker 5: Because the feds is going after all these politicians in
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Speaker 5: New York City.
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Speaker 1: Now, we don't know if that's true, to all allege.
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Speaker 1: and they will eventually unseal the indictment, so we'll know
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Speaker 1: exactly what all this is about very soon, but those
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Speaker 1: are some really explosive and troubling allegations from Diddy's former bodyguard.
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Speaker 1: And either way, whether the Diddy and New York City
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Speaker 1: investigation are connected or not, the corruption is rampant among
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Speaker 1: our elite political class. Either way, that's true. Many, including
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Speaker 1: the Obamas, had a cozy relationship with Diddy. And if
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Speaker 1: politicians were involved, and his trafficking and potential sexual blackmail ring,
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Speaker 1: the story becomes a lot bigger. Could involve blackmail, control,
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Speaker 1: coercion of our leaders, the people who are supposed to
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Speaker 1: represent us, who are beholden to other people that have
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Speaker 1: the dirt on them. Very Epstein-esque. We don't know all
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Speaker 1: of the answers yet, but it really makes you think
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Speaker 1: about the corruption in our government. Speaking of slimy politicians,
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Speaker 1: here is our commander-in-chief, forgetting where he's at before an
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Speaker 1: audience of world leaders in New York. If that sound
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Speaker 1: was a little bit obscured for you guys listening on
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Speaker 1: Apple or Spotify, we'll play it one more time. Listen
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Speaker 1: to what he says.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to Washington.
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Speaker 1: Welcome to Washington. He's in New York. You can see
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Speaker 1: New York is written on the back of the venue
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Speaker 1: that he's at. It's right behind him. New York. So
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Speaker 1: Biden is losing his marbles, but he's still sentient enough
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Speaker 1: to vindictively undermine the Kamala campaign. Here is Biden blaming
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Speaker 1: his foreign and domestic policy all on Kamala Harris during
23:50
Speaker 1: an interview with The View yesterday.
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Speaker 2: And as Vice President, there wasn't a single thing that
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Speaker 2: I did that she couldn't do.
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Speaker 3: And so I was able to delegate.
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Speaker 2: Her responsibility on everything from foreign policy to domestic policy.
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Speaker 1: You heard it from Biden himself, the open border, the
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Speaker 1: inflationary economy, the weaponized state, the war in Ukraine, the
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Speaker 1: war in the Middle East, the fact that we're on
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Speaker 1: the brink of World War III, it's all Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 1: And this is devastating for Kamala. We covered last week
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Speaker 1: how her husband, Doug Emhoff, has tried to say that
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Speaker 1: Kamala shouldn't be blamed for anything in this administration because
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Speaker 1: she isn't in charge. But Biden just went on The
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Speaker 1: View to say, oh no, Kamala Harris is 100% in charge.
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Speaker 1: She's running the show. That is some real sabotage from
24:36
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. All right, I want to share with you
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Speaker 1: all a story from my hometown in Wausau, Wisconsin. Speaking
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Speaker 1: of my mayor, this one's about the mayor of my hometown. Now,
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Speaker 1: as you all know, the Wisconsin Supreme Court reversed a
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Speaker 1: previous decision banning unsecure ballot drop boxes. So the mayor
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Speaker 1: of Wausau, Wisconsin, the town that I went to high
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Speaker 1: school in, put on work gloves and a hard hat
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Speaker 1: and used a dolly to cart away a drop box
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Speaker 1: outside of City Hall. And yes, this is a photo.
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Speaker 1: This is a photo of the mayor, Doug Dinney, carting
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Speaker 1: off the mail-in balloting drop box. We need more of
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Speaker 1: this kind of energy. It makes me want to move
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Speaker 1: back to Wausau. I absolutely love it. Now, the boxes
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Speaker 1: or the box, I'm sorry, was locked and contained no ballots.
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Speaker 1: I'm not doing anything shady here. He removed it before
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Speaker 1: it was ever officially in use. And Denny removed it
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Speaker 1: because he reportedly wanted the city council to have a
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Speaker 1: say in the placement of this drop box. He said
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Speaker 1: it had city council voted to put the drop box out.
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Speaker 1: Denny said he never would have had the authority to
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Speaker 1: remove it. Now, of course, the city's election clerk, Caitlin Bernard,
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Speaker 1: said that she has reported this issue to the Marathon
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Speaker 1: County District Attorney as well as the State Elections Commission
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Speaker 1: to get Denny in trouble. And Denny has responded by saying,
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Speaker 1: there's nothing nefarious going on here. This is no different
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Speaker 1: than the maintenance guy moving it out there. Pretty funny
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Speaker 1: story for my home state and hometown. Good on Denny.
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Speaker 1: I'm glad that Wausau is in good hands. We need
26:09
Speaker 1: more guys like him. Speaking of my home state, You
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Speaker 1: all know that Tim Walz has built himself as this
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Speaker 1: lovable Midwestern, traditional, folksy kind of guy. And nothing says
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Speaker 1: small town Midwestern values like meeting with Alex Soros, heir
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Speaker 1: to the infamous billionaire George Soros, to dine in Alex's
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Speaker 1: home in New York City. You can see the pretentious
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Speaker 1: apartment with the New York City skyline in the backdrop here.
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Speaker 1: Really interesting. Truly, Mike Wallace is a man of the people.
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Speaker 1: Not pretentious at all. Somebody who doesn't like to rub
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Speaker 1: elbows with the rich and famous. No, he's a traditional
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Speaker 1: folksy kind of guy. That completes sarcasm because it's not
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Speaker 1: true at all. It really tells you that he has...
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Speaker 1: Michael says he looks like a Bond villain. Small Town
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Speaker 1: is not meeting with the son of a Democrat mega-donor.
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Speaker 1: who is destroying American cities by installing soft-on-crime DAs and
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Speaker 1: supporting the defund the police movement, as well as other nefarious,
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Speaker 1: radical left-wing movements. And like we reported yesterday, buying up
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Speaker 1: hundreds of radio stations in what appears to be a
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Speaker 1: ploy to silence right-wing voices. That's not small-town values. That's
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Speaker 1: not Midwestern values. I don't know who told Mike Walsh that,
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Speaker 1: but he is mistaken. All right, now I'm going to
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Speaker 1: share with you a real hero Midwestern story. about a
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Speaker 1: bear attack that happened again in my home state of Wisconsin.
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Speaker 1: Earlier this month, a father-son duo, Ryan Bierman and his
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Speaker 1: 12-year-old son, Owen Bierman, were on a bear hunt in
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Speaker 1: western Wisconsin. And during the hunt, Owen spotted a 200-pound
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Speaker 1: black bear emerging in a clearing. So Owen fired a
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Speaker 1: shot and struck the bear. But the bear ran off
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Speaker 1: into the thick brush, so Ryan and his son, Owen,
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Speaker 1: waited about 20 minutes for the bear to bleed out
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Speaker 1: before trying to track it. And a couple of nearby
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Speaker 1: neighbors lent a hand as well, along with the service
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Speaker 1: of one of their tracking dogs. And Ryan, the dad,
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Speaker 1: said he and his son were trying to make their
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Speaker 1: way through a thicket when one of the dogs suddenly
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Speaker 1: turned tail and ran away. And then Bierman saw the
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Speaker 1: injured bear still alive and only a few feet away.
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Speaker 1: And this is Ryan's account of what happened next. Quote,
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Speaker 1: I reached from my side arm initially hoping to scare
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Speaker 1: the bear away with a warning shot. He was only
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Speaker 1: five or six feet away point blank. As he charged,
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Speaker 1: I shot to kill. I shot eight times but missed.
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Speaker 1: I had no time and I never got the gun
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Speaker 1: high enough to use the sights. Before I knew it,
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Speaker 1: I was flat on my back. I started pistol-whipping him,
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Speaker 1: and it felt like I was striking a brick wall.
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Speaker 1: I remember thinking, you have to do something different. I
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Speaker 1: tried hitting him between the ear and mouth with the
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Speaker 1: blunt edge of the pistol. At this point, the bear
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Speaker 1: released my leg, maybe reared back a little, and lunged
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Speaker 1: at my head. All I could see were his claws
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Speaker 1: and teeth. I lifted my right arm to block him.
29:18
Speaker 1: I remember the first bite. I heard a crunch. My
29:20
Speaker 1: thought was, he broke my arm. But it was punctured,
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Speaker 1: not broken. The bear was still attacking. He wasn't going
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Speaker 1: to leave me. Ryan said he continued to punch the
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Speaker 1: bear as it was on top of him, but it
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Speaker 1: was another shot from Owen's rifle that allowed him to escape.
29:38
Speaker 1: From Ryan. the bullet transferred the bear's weight to one
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Speaker 1: side and I pushed him off. We heard the bear's
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Speaker 1: final moans. Owen had been incredibly composed as he helped
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Speaker 1: me find my glasses. I can't really see without them
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Speaker 1: and they were under the bear. I was confused about
29:52
Speaker 1: our location, so I pulled out my phone to look
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Speaker 1: at my compass. My left cheek was sliced open and
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Speaker 1: blood was oozing out of the flap. There were two
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Speaker 1: fang marks in my forehead and my face was smattered
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Speaker 1: with blood. The phone didn't recognize my face, so I
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Speaker 1: punched in the code to open it. Ryan ended up
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Speaker 1: getting 23 stitches in his cheek and was treated for
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Speaker 1: multiple puncture wounds in his arms, legs, and face. His
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Speaker 1: dad said that his son, Owen, is a hero, that
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Speaker 1: he saved his life. It's an incredible story. I mean,
30:20
Speaker 1: think about it. The kid is 12 years old. And he,
30:23
Speaker 1: I mean, a lot of people in situations like that,
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Speaker 1: they panic, they freeze up. This guy did the right thing,
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Speaker 1: this little boy, and he saved his dad's life and
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Speaker 1: was so brave. And I wanted to share that story
30:35
Speaker 1: with you, not just because it's a terrifying yet incredible story,
30:38
Speaker 1: but because it highlights a profound disconnect between the everyday
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Speaker 1: American and the political elite. Figures like Tim Walz, Kamala Harris,
30:48
Speaker 1: Avril Haines, Eric Adams, the Obamas, P.
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Speaker 2: Diddy.
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Speaker 1: It often feels as though there are two distinct Americas
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Speaker 1: that are emotionally, spiritually, and culturally apart. There's a stark
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Speaker 1: contrast between Mayor Eric Adams and Mayor Doug Denny. And
31:05
Speaker 1: I can assure you that Mayor Doug Denny has never
31:07
Speaker 1: participated in any of Diddy's freak-offs. We can't be sure
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Speaker 1: with any of the politicians if they had or hadn't
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Speaker 1: participated in one of the freak-offs because they're part of
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Speaker 1: these powerful circles. On Monday, we discussed how the elites
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Speaker 1: in this country seem intent on sowing moral depravity to
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Speaker 1: create an environment where the populace becomes increasingly susceptible to tyranny.
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Speaker 1: But there are still many pockets of America where people
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Speaker 1: remain largely unaffected by the decadence and propaganda of the elite.
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Speaker 1: And this resilience is a really hopeful sign amidst all
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Speaker 1: the turmoil. All right, that is all I have for
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31:49
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