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Donald Trump Today...swears in Dr. Oz, discusses Iran & migrants · Gil I Am

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Speaker 1: Doctor Mehmet Oz was sworn in as the new administrator
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Speaker 1: of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in the
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Speaker 1: Oval Office. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy
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Speaker 1: Junior delivered the oath of office. Doctor Oz outlined his
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Speaker 1: top priorities for the center, which includes modernizing Medicare and
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Speaker 1: Medicaid and reducing chronic disease.
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Speaker 2: Horror, good looking group for people. Huh that's the John
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Speaker 2: over there with don't crow.
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Speaker 3: Congratulations, Well, thank you very much, everybody. This is a
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Speaker 3: very important day. It's a day that we're delighted to
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Speaker 3: swear in doctor Mehmet Oz as the next administrator of
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Speaker 3: these Centers for Medicine and Medicaid Services, which is a
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Speaker 3: big deal. Congratulations to doctor Oz and his beautiful wife Lisa,
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Speaker 3: and their friends and family on this really incredible achievement.
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Speaker 2: Come a long way. It's amazing.
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Speaker 3: Doctor Oz comes to this position as one of the
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Speaker 3: nation's most talented and beloved medical professionals. He graduated from
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Speaker 3: Harvard University A Harvard Well, how convenient should we talk
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Speaker 3: about Harvard? Before obtaining his MD at the University of
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Speaker 3: Pennsylvania School of Medicine A great one and really some
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Speaker 3: amazing education, while also earning an MBA from.
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Speaker 2: The wonderful Wharton School of Business.
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Speaker 3: He completed his medical residency at the world renowned New
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Speaker 3: York Presbyterian Columbia University Medical Center. Doctor Oz then had
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Speaker 3: a sterling medical career in which he became an internationally
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Speaker 3: acclaimed heart and lung surgeon. Highly respected. He served as
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Speaker 3: director of the Cardiovascular Institute and Integrative Medical Medicine Program
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Speaker 3: at New York Presbyterian and as a longtime professor at
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Speaker 3: Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons. Boy oh boy, doctor,
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Speaker 3: I thought he just did a show. I only note
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Speaker 3: the show. You know why I know the show because
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Speaker 3: he said I'm a little overweight. I should lose some weight.
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Speaker 3: I did a show, and that's what I got out
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Speaker 3: of it. That was not good. But I'm looking at
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Speaker 3: all of this other this is very impressive. Doctor Oz
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Speaker 3: authored more than four hundred contributions to academic and scientific
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Speaker 3: publications that als several patents for technologies that revolutionized cardiovascular surgery,
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Speaker 3: and Doctor Oz later translated his experience into an extraordinary
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Speaker 3: successful television career, making him one of the most trusted
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Speaker 3: voices on healthcare, and he also got very high ratings.
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Speaker 3: I can tell you that he did great with the
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Speaker 3: television thing. As CMS administrator, doctors will work tirelessly to
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Speaker 3: strengthen and protect Medicare for our nation seniors and Medicaid
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Speaker 3: for the needy. Just as I promised, there will be
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Speaker 3: no cuts. We're not gonna have any cuts. We're going
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Speaker 3: to have only help. Doctor Oz will work to improve
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Speaker 3: the quality of care for decades to come, and he'll
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Speaker 3: ensure that criminals, fraudsters, and illegal aliens are not permitted
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Speaker 3: to rob America seniors.
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Speaker 2: They are trying, but they're not going to get away
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Speaker 2: with it.
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Speaker 3: He will also work alongside Secretary of Health and Human
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Speaker 3: Services Robert F. Kennedy Junior. I've heard of him. He's
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Speaker 3: a pretty famous guy. He's doing a great job too
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Speaker 3: to address the crisis of chronic illness and.
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Speaker 2: To make America healthy again.
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Speaker 3: So I want to just thank doctor Oz and because
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Speaker 3: this is a big commitment he's making. Here's a lot
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Speaker 3: of options, and this is a big, big commitment, And
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Speaker 3: I want to congratulate you and your.
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Speaker 2: Family on really an amazing life.
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Speaker 3: And I think this is going to be by far
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Speaker 3: the most important part of an old ready incredible life.
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Speaker 2: So thank you very much, God, bless you, my friend.
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Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Take care of yourself.
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Speaker 3: Congratulations, it's too amazing, very much.
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Speaker 4: Thank yous.
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Speaker 5: Wow, what a job.
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Speaker 2: Are you ready? Let's do it.
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Speaker 5: You put your hand on the Bible your left hand
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Speaker 5: and raise your right hand.
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Speaker 2: And repeat after me.
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Speaker 5: I'm em and oz do solemnly swear.
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Speaker 4: Imme and odz do solemnly swear.
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Speaker 5: That I will support and defend the Constitution in the
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Speaker 5: United States.
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Speaker 6: That I will support and defend the Constitution of the
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Speaker 6: United States.
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Speaker 5: Against all enemies foreign and domestic.
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Speaker 2: Against all enemies foreign and domestic.
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Speaker 5: That I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same.
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Speaker 4: That I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same.
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Speaker 6: That I take this obligation freely, That I take this
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Speaker 6: obligation freely.
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Speaker 5: Without any mental reservation.
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Speaker 6: Without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion or purpose
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Speaker 6: of evasion.
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Speaker 5: And that I will well and faithfully, and that.
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Speaker 2: I will well and faithfully.
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Speaker 5: Discharge the duties of the office on which I am about.
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Speaker 6: To enter, discharge the duties of the office upon I'm
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Speaker 6: about to enter.
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Speaker 2: So help me, God, So help me. God. Congratulations, Thank you,
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Speaker 2: Brad Blessing.
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Speaker 4: I've got to start off by thanking three people.
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Speaker 6: Miss President, thank you very much, God bless you for
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Speaker 6: leading our nation but also courageously leading the MAHA movement,
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Speaker 6: really earnestly in your heart, wanting to get America to
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Speaker 6: be healthy again, and for giving me an opportunity to
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Speaker 6: help with that mission. Secretary Kennedy has been leading the
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Speaker 6: charge at Health Human Services, A dear friend, like a brother,
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Speaker 6: has done unbelievably courageous work because he's curious and he's
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Speaker 6: started answering a lot of important questions. And I will
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Speaker 6: treasure for the rest of my days. You're trust in
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Speaker 6: me to help you with this progress.
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Speaker 2: Thank you. Now of course.
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Speaker 6: Lisa the family, but Lisa in particular, who's had an
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Speaker 6: uncanny ability to identify opportunities and to always keep a
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Speaker 6: clear north star to keep our family grounded.
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Speaker 4: God bless you have a beautiful one. Let me start
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Speaker 4: with a simple premise.
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Speaker 6: Every great society, everyone has an opportunity to take care
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Speaker 6: of its most vulnerable and treasures that opportunity.
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Speaker 4: And we're great people, so we will do the same.
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Speaker 6: As we entered the main building, the Humphreys Building, who
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Speaker 6: Helping Human Services located. There's a placard of Hubert Humphrey
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Speaker 6: and it says that it's a moral opportunity and moral
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Speaker 6: obligation of government to take care of people in the
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Speaker 6: dawn of their life, the kids in the twilight of
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Speaker 6: their life, the elderly, the mature seniors, and those in
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Speaker 6: the shadows of life, those struggling with disabilities. We want
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Speaker 6: to provide America with access to We want to save
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Speaker 6: the public health insurance programs of this country.
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Speaker 2: That's what President Trump asked me.
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Speaker 6: To do when he took this position to administer the
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Speaker 6: programs at CMS. Now, if we're going to do that,
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Speaker 6: you've got to be honest with each other, and a physician,
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Speaker 6: President Trump has to always do that, right. We've got
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Speaker 6: to share news sort of presidents that folks don't want
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Speaker 6: to hear, but it's important for our well being. So
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Speaker 6: I'm going to give you four bullet points to remember.
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Speaker 6: Bullet point number one, and they're all numbered in order.
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Speaker 6: For a reason. Medicaid is the number one budget item
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Speaker 6: for many states, and it is crowding out education other
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Speaker 6: important social programs. The states are having a big problem
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Speaker 6: and that's what the federal government paying most of the bill.
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Speaker 2: Item Number two, healthcare.
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Speaker 6: Expenditures are increasing at two percent higher, higher than the
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Speaker 6: economy is growing. And because of that, we spend more
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Speaker 6: than two times per person on healthcare than any other
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Speaker 6: country on the planet, and we're not getting value for that.
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Speaker 6: Because Number three is that we are in America experiencing
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Speaker 6: an unfortunate problem, which is medical errors are the number
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Speaker 6: three cause of death. Did you know that, mister President.
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Speaker 6: It's surprising with that much money invested, we're still having problems.
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Speaker 6: And number four, our life expectancy despite all this investment,
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Speaker 6: is continuing to slip back. We're now more than four
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Speaker 6: years shorter in our life expectancy than countries that we
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Speaker 6: used to be equal to.
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Speaker 4: But I am optimistic.
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Speaker 6: Why because we control our destiny, Because at its very core,
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Speaker 6: we have a generational opportunity, a unique ability to save
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Speaker 6: the healthcare system because we control all the big pieces.
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Speaker 4: America is too great for small dreams.
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Speaker 6: So I've got some big ideas I like to share
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Speaker 6: that we've worked through with my staff who are cordoned
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Speaker 6: off over there, and there's a lot of us. We've
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Speaker 6: got almost more than six thousand people that cms working
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Speaker 6: on this and forty thousand contractors helping.
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Speaker 2: So we've got a lot of people.
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Speaker 4: What are we going to do? First, We're going to
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Speaker 4: reduce chronic disease.
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Speaker 2: How do you do that?
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Speaker 6: Seventy percent of the healthcare expenditures of this country are
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Speaker 6: driven by chronic disease.
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Speaker 2: And it is your patriotic duty.
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Speaker 6: I'll see it again, the patriotic duty of all Americans
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Speaker 6: to take care of themselves because it's important for serving
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Speaker 6: in the military. But it's also important because healthy people
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Speaker 6: don't consume health care resources. The best way to reduce
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Speaker 6: drug spending is to use less drugs because you don't
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Speaker 6: need them because you're healthy, and it feels a lot
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Speaker 6: better as well. The President and Secretary Kennedy have been
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Speaker 6: pushing the MAHA agenda because it makes it easier for
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Speaker 6: people to do the right thing, especially the mothers of
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Speaker 6: this great land, because they're the ones who really get
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Speaker 6: caught with this responsibility. They're the ones designing for their kids.
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Speaker 6: They're the ones we want to empower. And curiosity, which
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Speaker 6: is the key word, you're truly asking questions, you want
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Speaker 6: the answers to will allow the MAHA movement to thrive.
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Speaker 6: The next big thing we want to focus on is
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Speaker 6: modernizing Medicare and Medicaid. That's how Americans will get the
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Speaker 6: care that they want, need and deserve. Need to empower
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Speaker 6: patients and providers. Both the doctors and the patients both
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Speaker 6: have to be equipped with better tools. And the President
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Speaker 6: is showing that he actually does love and cherish medicare
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Speaker 6: with all these executive orders like the one on transparency, Sir,
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Speaker 6: that really helps us by making sure people are equipped
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Speaker 6: with information, so you shine a light in the dark
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Speaker 6: shadow where so much of the problems happened with the
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Speaker 6: healthcare system. And remember, the most expensive care is bad
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Speaker 6: quality care.
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Speaker 4: That's why we want to stamp out. And finally, we
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Speaker 4: want to crush fraud.
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Speaker 2: Waste, and abuse.
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Speaker 6: This is stunning to me, and I've got a message
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Speaker 6: for all the bad guys from me, the Secretary, and
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Speaker 6: the President. We are going to stop people from stealing
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Speaker 6: from our most vulnerable, from stealing with the taxpayers of
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Speaker 6: America or honestly trying to support these programs.
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Speaker 4: And we're going to be able to do it in
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Speaker 4: quite a few ways. We are coming for you.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 6: I'll give you a couple examples, mister President, these are
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Speaker 6: ones that you may want to use in some of
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Speaker 6: your first future conversations. Almost a quarter million people American
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Speaker 6: citizens were fraudulently enrolled without their knowledge in exchange programs
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Speaker 6: by brokers who are unscrupulous, stealing from the US government
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Speaker 6: by pretending these people were on programs they never told
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Speaker 6: them about. Tens of millions of dollars with the President
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Speaker 6: are being spent on illegal immigrants receiving Medicaid in California,
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Speaker 6: and they're pushing the bill to us.
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Speaker 4: Should we stop that? I think so that will not continue.
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Speaker 6: We're spending about a billion dollars on Medicaid programs for
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Speaker 6: dual state eligible patients, which means you live in one state,
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Speaker 6: but the system things you're another state and maybe a
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Speaker 6: third state.
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Speaker 2: We're paying all three states.
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Speaker 6: For services you're not getting because you don't live in
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Speaker 6: three states all at once. And finally, and this one
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Speaker 6: really bothers me, there are states who are using Medicaid.
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Speaker 6: Medicaid dollars for people who are vulnerable are being used
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Speaker 6: for non medical purposes. For example, public labor unions are
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Speaker 6: getting childcare through some of this money.
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Speaker 4: That doesn't make sense to me. Housekeeping. I wish I
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Speaker 4: could get that from my home.
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Speaker 6: There's a big problem with student loan repayments taking place
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Speaker 6: with Medicaid dollars.
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Speaker 2: That's not where.
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Speaker 4: Should be used. And we are paying for DEI programs.
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Speaker 6: I could go on, but these are all programs, mister President,
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Speaker 6: that we have created a war room at CMS to
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Speaker 6: go after to cash to fraud in real time before
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Speaker 6: the money leaves the federal cofers. So we have the
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Speaker 6: money to reinvest in healthcare to make it be stronger
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Speaker 6: than it's been before.
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Speaker 2: Together, we're going to make the care better.
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Speaker 6: We're going to make it the outcomes improve, and we're
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Speaker 6: going to make sure that America can actually be the
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Speaker 6: healthiest country that could ever possibly be.
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Speaker 2: We will make America healthy again. God bless you, sir.
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Speaker 2: Questions okay story.
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Speaker 3: Ribo said that the US can have to figure out
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Speaker 3: whether a deal can be done between Russia and Ukraine
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Speaker 3: in a matter of days.
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Speaker 2: Or you will just move on.
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Speaker 3: How many days is that? No specific number of days,
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Speaker 3: but quickly we want to get it done. We're talking
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Speaker 3: about here are people dying. We're talking about over there
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Speaker 3: people are dying also, like on average, two thousand five
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Speaker 3: hundred young people soldiers. They're not from America, they're not
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Speaker 3: from anywhere else other than Ukraine and Russia. But we
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Speaker 3: want to save these lives. So it's two thousand, five
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Speaker 3: hundred a week are being killed in battle. It's a
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Speaker 3: vicious battle with the best equipment, the best everything, and
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Speaker 3: it is brutal. Two five hundred young people a week,
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Speaker 3: some of them not so young. Actually they're getting older.
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Speaker 3: They're getting older.
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Speaker 2: By the month.
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Speaker 3: But two thousand, five hundred a week, and we're going
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Speaker 3: to get it stopped. Ideally, now, if for some reason
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Speaker 3: one of the two parties makes it very difficult, we're
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Speaker 3: just going to say you're foolish, your fools, your horrible people,
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Speaker 3: and we're going to just take a pass. But hopefully
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Speaker 3: we won't have to do that now Marco, and Marco
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Speaker 3: is right in saying it. We're getting we want to
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Speaker 3: see it end.
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Speaker 2: Think of it.
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Speaker 3: Every day, a lot of people are being killed as
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Speaker 3: we talk about, you know, as they play games. So
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Speaker 3: we're not going to We're not going to take that,
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Speaker 3: and we will we'll see. I think we have a
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Speaker 3: good chance of solving the problem.
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Speaker 2: However, you.
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Speaker 3: Are you prepared to walk away completely from these efforts
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Speaker 3: and these top well I don't want to say that, but.
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Speaker 2: We want to see it end. We want to see
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Speaker 2: it end.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of it sing you will use I
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Speaker 3: hope not. We're going to let you know about that
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Speaker 3: soon if he is, But I hope not. He's He's
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Speaker 3: got a big force out there, big force. It's a
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Speaker 3: war that should have never happened. It would have never
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Speaker 3: happened if I was president. That's war, and it didn't
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Speaker 3: happen for four years. That's a war that should have
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Speaker 3: never happened. October seventh Israel would have never happened. Iran
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Speaker 3: was broke, and now we'll see what happens with Iran.
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Speaker 3: We have a lot of them out there. We have
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Speaker 3: a lot of things that we're working on right now
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Speaker 3: that shouldn't have happened, none of it. Ukraine would have
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Speaker 3: never happened. With Russia October seventh would have never happened,
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Speaker 3: so it wouldn't have had all the problems in the
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Speaker 3: Middle East. The Afghanistan embarrassment, probably the most embarrassing day
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Speaker 3: in the history of our country, would have never happened.
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Speaker 3: Inflation would have never happened. By the way prices are down.
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Speaker 3: Groceries are down. Eggs, which you hit me so hard.
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Speaker 3: I'll never forget. The first the first day, first week
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Speaker 3: in office, they were screaming at me about eggs. I said,
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Speaker 3: what's going on with eggs? They were doubling and tripling.
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Speaker 3: I said, I just got here. They were up like
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Speaker 3: double triple and you couldn't get it. And they said,
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Speaker 3: you won't have eggs for Easter. Well, you can have
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Speaker 3: all the eggs you want.
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Speaker 2: I'll tell you.
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Speaker 3: Brook Rawlins, Secretary of Agriculture, did a great job, and
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Speaker 3: the egg prices are down eighty seven percent, but nobody
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Speaker 3: talks about that. You can have all the eggs you watched.
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Speaker 3: We have too many eggs. In fact, if anything, the
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Speaker 3: prices are getting too low.
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Speaker 2: So I just want to let you know. Prices are down.
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Speaker 3: Gasoline yesterday in three states hit one dollar and ninety
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Speaker 3: eight cents a gallon, and it looks like it's at
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Speaker 3: a level that hasn't seen since my days, my four years.
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Speaker 3: So it's about two I'd say, maybe I think we're
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Speaker 3: going to average. We're going to be averaging two dollars
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Speaker 3: and twenty five cents very soon. So I just want
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Speaker 3: to let you know though, because I keep hearing about
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Speaker 3: prices and inflation. Prices are coming down, not going on up,
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Speaker 3: only the fake news as they're going up. The only
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Speaker 3: thing that's even our interest rates. And if we had
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Speaker 3: a FED chairman that understood what he was doing, uh,
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Speaker 3: interest rates would be coming down to he should he
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Speaker 3: should bring them down?
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Please, you need to see from both sides and order
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Speaker 6: to keep negotiations going.
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Speaker 3: What do you want to.
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Speaker 2: I have to see.
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Speaker 3: My whole life has been one big negotiation. And I
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Speaker 3: know when people are playing us, and I know when
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Speaker 3: they're not. And I have to see an enthusiasm too
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Speaker 3: want to end it. And I think I see that enthusiasm.
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Speaker 3: I think I see it from both sides.
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Speaker 2: But you're going to know soon. Do you think now
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Speaker 2: nobody's playing me. I'm trying to help it.
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Speaker 3: You know, this was Biden's work, by the way, By
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Speaker 3: me getting involved, you know, they'll say, oh, the Trump,
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Speaker 3: this is not Trump's word, this is by This is
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Speaker 3: a war that should have never happened.
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Speaker 2: Okay, think of it.
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Speaker 3: Uh, those cities are crushed and crashed and all those
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Speaker 3: beautiful steeples, the most beautiful in the world, actually considered
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Speaker 3: the most beautiful in the world. Most of them are
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Speaker 3: now smashed to smithereens as I say, and lying on
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Speaker 3: the ground in a million pieces, those towns that crushed
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Speaker 3: the whole place. It's so horrible and millions of people
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Speaker 3: are dead, far more than you think.
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Speaker 2: That's one thing you're going to get out of this war.
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Speaker 3: You're going to find out that your estimates are far
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Speaker 3: lower than It's far worse than people think. Uh, nobody's
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Speaker 3: playing anybody. We are going to see if we can
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Speaker 3: get it done. I think we have a really good
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Speaker 3: chance of getting it done, and it's coming to a
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Speaker 3: head right now.
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Speaker 2: If you do decide to move volunte past as president,
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Speaker 2: would you continue to support Ukraine.
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Speaker 3: Well, I'm not going to say that because I think
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Speaker 3: we're going to get it done. Here's a group of
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Speaker 3: that spasm down in Texas who have been alerted that
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Speaker 3: they are soon going to be deported under.
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Speaker 5: The Alien Enemies Act.
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Speaker 3: Have you authorized that operation? I don't know about the
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Speaker 3: you're talking about, but if they're bad people, I would
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Speaker 3: certainly authorize it. Yeah. You know, I won an election
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Speaker 3: in a landslide. We won all seven swing states. We
18:08
Speaker 3: won by millions of votes. We won two thousand and
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Speaker 3: seven hundred and fifty districts to five hundred and five
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Speaker 3: districts two seven hundred and fifty or five. That's why
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Speaker 3: the map when you look at it, is all read.
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Speaker 3: And one of the biggest reason, I think, the biggest
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Speaker 3: single reason. Actually I'd like to say it's because of this,
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Speaker 3: because I think they're going to come up with things
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Speaker 3: that are incredible, but probably the biggest reason was because
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Speaker 3: of the border and because of illegal immigration, and the
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Speaker 3: people of this country want those people out. Because what
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Speaker 3: Biden did and I don't know if he did it,
18:42
Speaker 3: I'm not even sure he knows what the hell he
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Speaker 3: was doing, but what his people did, representing him was
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Speaker 3: allowed millions and millions of people from jails, from prisons
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Speaker 3: all over the world, people from mental institutions and insane asylums,
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Speaker 3: gang members, drug dealers pouring into our place. And you
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Speaker 3: know what, our people voted for me to get them out.
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Speaker 3: They want them out, they want them out, and we've
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Speaker 3: done a hell of a job. And by the way,
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Speaker 3: Ecuador and various places, but El Sullivan, El Salvador, we've
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Speaker 3: been helped by a lot of other states where they're
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Speaker 3: helping us. Actually because you couldn't look what this man
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Speaker 3: was thinking when they allowed open borders and people to
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Speaker 3: come in. If you look at Venezuela, their crime is
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Speaker 3: down by seventy two percent. You know why they took
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Speaker 3: all their criminals off the street. They took all their
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Speaker 3: prisoners from jail. They took murders. Eleven thousand and eighty
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Speaker 3: eight murderers were released.
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Speaker 2: Into our country.
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Speaker 3: Bad things are going to happen, bad things, and we're
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Speaker 3: getting them out. And that's why I was elected.
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Speaker 2: A judge.
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Speaker 3: Wasn't elected to do that. I was elected to do that,
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Speaker 3: and we're doing it in record fashion. We have the
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Speaker 3: safest border, the most secure border we've ever had. See
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Speaker 3: the Declaration of Independence. You should all rea that before
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Speaker 3: you leave. That's the real deal. You should all read
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Speaker 3: it before you leave. Yeah, sir, go ahead.
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Speaker 6: Please Amy center at Holland sitting what appears to be
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Speaker 6: Margarita's ring, Garcia.
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Speaker 2: Salad Or do you encourage other Democrats to fly on?
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Speaker 3: I like this guy, see now, this is this is
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Speaker 3: the kind of a reporter. We're like, there aren't enough
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Speaker 3: of them. We got to get some more of them.
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Speaker 3: But no, I appreciate that question. No, Look, he's a fake.
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Speaker 2: I know him, I know them all.
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Speaker 3: They're all fake, and they have no interest in that prisoner.
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Speaker 3: That prisoner's record is unbelievably bad. If you would go
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Speaker 3: into the room, you might, If you would, Carolyn, maybe
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Speaker 3: go into the room and see if you can find
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Speaker 3: that little slip.
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Speaker 2: I wrote some things down.
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Speaker 3: I don't know why you'd want to keep them, but
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Speaker 3: I just we got a little biography of him.
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Speaker 2: Not not a very not a very innocent guy. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: please present in the spirit in the spirit of While we're.
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Speaker 3: On the subject, right, so you're talking about Abrego Garcia,
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Speaker 3: is that the one, yeah, is an illegal alien MS
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Speaker 3: thirteen gang member in foreign terrace. This comes out of
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Speaker 3: the State Department and very legitimate sources. I mean, I
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Speaker 3: assume I'm reading. I'm just giving you what they handed
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Speaker 3: to me. But this was supposed to be certified stuff.
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Speaker 3: In twenty nineteen, Garcia was issued a deportation order. Two
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Speaker 3: separate judges affirm Garcia was a member of MS thirteen,
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Speaker 3: which is a gang that may be even worse than
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Speaker 3: trend de i Raqua and maybe whereas they kill people
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Speaker 3: with knives because it's more painful, very famous for the
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Speaker 3: knifing and killing of two young sixteen year old girls
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Speaker 3: walking to school one day, and they sliced them up
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Speaker 3: into little pieces and killed them. That's MS thirteen, and
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Speaker 3: two separate judges affirmed affirmed Garcia was a member of
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Speaker 3: MS thirteen. When Garcia was originally arrested, he was wearing
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Speaker 3: a sweatshirt with rolls of money pouring out and an
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Speaker 3: MS thirteen gang symbol that he was driving with two
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Speaker 3: other known violent MS thirteen gang members, two of the
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Speaker 3: most violent members that we know of in the MS
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Speaker 3: thirteen gang of thugs. In twenty twenty two, Garcia was
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Speaker 3: stopped by the Tennessee Highway Patrol who was found to
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Speaker 3: be transporting seven people from Texas to Maryland and he
22:31
Speaker 3: had no driver's license.
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Speaker 2: He was driving violently.
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Speaker 3: In twenty twenty and twenty twenty one, Garcia's wife filed
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Speaker 3: for a protective order from him and said he was
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Speaker 3: violent and abusive and really scary, including allegations that he
22:46
Speaker 3: punched and scratched her on the eye, left her bleeding,
22:50
Speaker 3: after throwing her laptop on the floor at her, ripped
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Speaker 3: her shirt and ripped off her shorts.
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Speaker 2: He then grabbed her arm leaving very so.
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Speaker 3: Marx Garcia's wife also wrote in court at this point,
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Speaker 3: I am afraid to be close to him.
23:05
Speaker 2: I just don't want to be close.
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Speaker 3: I have multiple photos and videos how violent he can be,
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Speaker 3: and all of the bruises that he's left on me.
23:14
Speaker 3: She just didn't want to couldn't get anywhere near. This
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Speaker 3: is the man that the Democrats are wanting us to
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Speaker 3: fly back from El Salvador to be a happily ensconced
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Speaker 3: member of the USA family. Isn't it a shame? And
23:31
Speaker 3: by the way, I've been hit pretty hard by fake shows,
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Speaker 3: fake news MSDNC in particular, where they talk about how
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Speaker 3: evil I am that this man would be thrown out
23:45
Speaker 3: of This man is, according to certified statements that we get,
23:52
Speaker 3: is a very violent person. And they want this man
23:56
Speaker 3: to be brought back into our country where he can
23:59
Speaker 3: be and to say as a happily Maryland you know,
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Speaker 3: happily they call him the Maryland man.
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Speaker 2: He's a Maryland father.
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Speaker 3: Now there's a violent person who they don't talk about.
24:13
Speaker 3: Is that wonderful angel mom who lost her daughter, who
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Speaker 3: had five beautiful children, and she was killed violently, killed violently,
24:23
Speaker 3: and you know she spoke, and she spoke unbelievably. I
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Speaker 3: saw it, and the fake news didn't pick it up.
24:31
Speaker 3: She spoke, she was in tears. She's devastating her life,
24:35
Speaker 3: as you know. Essentially she's told me her life is
24:37
Speaker 3: like over. But there was like I think, no stories
24:42
Speaker 3: in the two No stories, zero stories was the most
24:47
Speaker 3: emotional thing. Everybody that watched it, they couldn't believe it.
24:50
Speaker 3: The fake news refused to put it up. So it's
24:54
Speaker 3: very sad. And yet they talk about this guy like
24:56
Speaker 3: he's an angel. See the angel up there. They think
24:59
Speaker 3: he's like that, like a little angel.
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Speaker 2: You know, has no impact the Washington's look at it.
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Speaker 2: No impact. It's just like unbalance. Would you do the
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Speaker 2: go ahead?
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Speaker 4: What I would do to keep some kind of civil program,
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Speaker 4: no impact whatsoever.
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Speaker 3: I'm I'm for stopping around very simply from having a
25:21
Speaker 3: nuclear weapon. They can't have a nuclear weapon. I want
25:24
Speaker 3: Iran to be great and prosperous and terrific. I stopped
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Speaker 3: them once they were broke and they didn't have any
25:31
Speaker 3: money for Hamas they didn't have any money for hisbou lah.
25:34
Speaker 3: There wouldn't have been an October seventh disaster. They were
25:38
Speaker 3: broke they had no money and they weren't spending it
25:41
Speaker 3: to terrorist organizations because they had none. When Biden came in,
25:44
Speaker 3: he took all the sanctions off. China wasn't allowed to buy.
25:48
Speaker 3: I said, you buy, if you buy, because they had
25:50
Speaker 3: the biggest customer. I said, you buy one barrel of oil,
25:54
Speaker 3: just one barrel of oil from Iran, and you can't
25:56
Speaker 3: do business in the United States. And by the way,
25:59
Speaker 3: we have nice conversations going with China, just to intercede.
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Speaker 2: You know, it's like really very good.
26:05
Speaker 3: But with the run, with the run, they can't have
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Speaker 3: a nuclear weapon. And if they have a nuclear weapon,
26:13
Speaker 3: you'll all be very unhappy. You'll all be very unhappy
26:17
Speaker 3: because your life, your life, your life will be in
26:20
Speaker 3: great danger. Yeah, yeah, pruss.
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Speaker 1: President Trump later took questions from reporters on his economic
26:35
Speaker 1: agenda and the Russia Ukraine War, among others. Questions abruptly
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Speaker 1: ended when doctor oz Is eleven year old grandchild fainted
26:43
Speaker 1: off camera. After his remarks, Trump began to take questions
26:46
Speaker 1: from reporters, but abruptly stopped after a member of Oz's party,
26:49
Speaker 1: a young girl, apparently collapsed and was rushed out of
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Speaker 1: the Oval office and That is it for Donald Trump today.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for listening.
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Speaker 2: Boo boo, boo boo