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The Attack On Life And Is The OBBB So Beautiful? · Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

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Speaker 1: Five minutes past the hour of the Morning Show with
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Speaker 1: Preston Scott. Great to be with you friends. It is Tuesday,
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Speaker 1: July first. Can you believe we are halfway through the year?
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Speaker 1: Goodness gracious, how did you know? Of course? Now being
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Speaker 1: July first, it's Christmas shopping season in the Scott household.
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Speaker 1: This is when this is when I start paying attention
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Speaker 1: to anything and everything that's out there. But welcome to
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Speaker 1: the third hour of the Programming's oaia. I'm Preston. It's
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Speaker 1: show fifty four five and joining us. She's a champion.
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Speaker 1: US Congresswoman Cad Camick, Florida's third congressional district, Cat How.
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Speaker 2: Are you, good morning, I'm doing good.
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Speaker 1: How are you hey? We were just talking about fourth
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Speaker 1: of July. I'm doing great. By the way, that was
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Speaker 1: rude of me to just segue into my very pressing
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Speaker 1: questions here. What what does grilling at the Camick household
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Speaker 1: look like? First of all, do you do any grilling?
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Speaker 1: Does your husband do the grilling? And if so, what
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Speaker 1: would a fourth of July cookout at the Camicks b.
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Speaker 2: So, I'm the baker in the family. I am not
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Speaker 2: the chef, i am not the grill master. That is
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Speaker 2: all max domain, Okay. He is more of a charcoal guy,
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Speaker 2: so he while while in the past he has used gas,
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Speaker 2: it's more of a charcoal situation for him. And he
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Speaker 2: is known for his I mean, burgers are okay, but me,
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Speaker 2: you can kind of do burgers anywhere. He is known
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Speaker 2: for his grilled chicken and steaks. And so that's what
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Speaker 2: that looks like for us. If we're doing something with
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Speaker 2: friends and family, burgers sure, not really hot dog family.
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Speaker 2: But if he's feeling really fancy, he will smoke up
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Speaker 2: like a Boston butt or something.
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Speaker 1: Is he using a meat thermometer or strictly by feel?
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Speaker 2: All by feel? He's very old school.
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Speaker 1: And are the steaks gonna be on the rare side
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Speaker 1: of medium or on the well side?
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Speaker 2: Always on the medium side? I don't, he So I
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Speaker 2: know this is a crime. I should not admit it.
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Speaker 2: I put ranch on everything in steak. I know, I know,
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Speaker 2: I know, and it makes me cringe. It makes them cringe.
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Speaker 2: In fact, like you will hide the ranch because he
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Speaker 2: he says it's a crime that I put it on steak,
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Speaker 2: and I do, and I know it's a crime. I
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Speaker 2: just can't help it.
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Speaker 1: The morning show chef is walking in here and he's
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Speaker 1: wanting to slap you.
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Speaker 2: I know, I know, I'm horrible, and he is. Matt
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Speaker 2: has such a great palate. He's he's just got a
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Speaker 2: gift for I mean, you know how firefighters are. They're
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Speaker 2: they're whipping up amazing meals in the firehouse. Sure. I
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Speaker 2: like I said, I'm the baker in the family. I
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Speaker 2: can whip something together, no problem, cakes, breads, whatever. He
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Speaker 2: has a gift for it. His palate is great. I
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Speaker 2: just I am such a typical kid from the eighties
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Speaker 2: and nineties, you know, like spaghettios are good to me.
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Speaker 1: Be FERRONI gotcha, gotcha, check kat. I want to. I
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Speaker 1: just I want to. I'm going to just put it
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Speaker 1: this way. How are the last couple of weeks? Share
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Speaker 1: whatever you'd like to share about it?
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Speaker 2: Mm hmm. Yeah, it's been an interesting week plus. I'd
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Speaker 2: say maybe ten days at this point. We shared a
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Speaker 2: very personal story that happened to us last year. Back
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Speaker 2: in May June of last year, my husband and I
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Speaker 2: we found out we were pregnant and immediately thought we
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Speaker 2: were miscarrying. And it turned out after ten days of
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Speaker 2: doctors trying to figure it out that we had, unfortunately
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Speaker 2: the rarest and most dangerous type of nixt topic pregnancy,
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Speaker 2: which means that the embryo gets stuck and can't grow.
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Speaker 2: It's non viable, there's there's not a heartbeat. And what
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Speaker 2: it does, though, is because your brain thinks that there's
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Speaker 2: something there that it's supposed to produce a hormone, so
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Speaker 2: your hCG levels continue to make it grow, and ultimately
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Speaker 2: what ends up happening is it ruptures and it causes
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Speaker 2: internal bleeding, and so it's a medical emergency, just like
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Speaker 2: a miscarriage, and so many women have them, and so
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Speaker 2: we kind of came s face first with the reality
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Speaker 2: of what happens when political fear mongering gets involved in healthcare.
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Speaker 2: And I was rushed into the hospital late at night.
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Speaker 2: I was told by doctors that they were hesitant because
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Speaker 2: they had seen a bunch of advertisements that they would
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Speaker 2: lose their license or go to jail. And I kept
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Speaker 2: having to explain to them both the law that was
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Speaker 2: recently on the books, and I was literally reading them
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Speaker 2: the law, chapter and verse write off my phone, and
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Speaker 2: then I was also pulling up all of the definitions
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Speaker 2: of abortion and never once at any point in time
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Speaker 2: has anyone ever considered treatment for X topics or miscarriages
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Speaker 2: and abortion their emergencies. And as a person who's very
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Speaker 2: pro life, you know, this was a devastating experience and
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Speaker 2: really highlighted the need for a national conversation in our
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Speaker 2: country about women's healthcare. And what I've found over the
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Speaker 2: course of a year now post that experience is that
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Speaker 2: it's virtually impossible to have that experience without it devolving
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Speaker 2: into hatred and and oh, you know, it's either pro
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Speaker 2: abortion or anti abortion, and that's just really a disservice
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Speaker 2: to women and families around the country. And we came
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Speaker 2: into last week sharing that story, and because we did,
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Speaker 2: we ended up receiving a record number of death threats
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Speaker 2: as we as we speak, I've got a security detail
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Speaker 2: sitting outside and unbelievable amount of death threats from the
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Speaker 2: pro abortion lobby. The liberal left is probably more violent
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Speaker 2: than I have ever seen them in my lifetime. And
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Speaker 2: it's all because I dared speak out about what the
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Speaker 2: consequences are of their rhetoric and their actions. And my
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Speaker 2: team has been threatened, my family's been threatened. We had
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Speaker 2: to evacuate our offices it's it's been a rough week,
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Speaker 2: but if anything, it has given me more resolves to fight,
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Speaker 2: and I know that I cannot be intimidated. I'm going
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Speaker 2: to keep speaking out for women and children and families
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Speaker 2: because I will not let the pro abortion lobbyists and
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Speaker 2: their activists dictate healthcare in this country for women who
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Speaker 2: really actually need it.
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Speaker 1: We've got a real short segment here and then we'll
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Speaker 1: have more time on the back side of the break.
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Speaker 1: But I did get a note here from Ray that said,
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Speaker 1: ranch ranch dressing. I'm changing. I'm changing the Democrat.
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Speaker 2: I know it's criminal. It is I trust me. It
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Speaker 2: is a fatal flaw. I know I put it on pizza.
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Speaker 2: I put it on stake.
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Speaker 1: It's all right, that's all right. Hey, we don't have
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Speaker 1: time for the conversation today, but let me rather than
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Speaker 1: get into the meat of that conversation you believe needs
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Speaker 1: to take place. And I don't disagree. The problem is
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Speaker 1: the conversation requires two sides of this to kind of
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Speaker 1: come together, sit down and say, hey, listen, but you
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Speaker 1: know this, the liberals don't do that. They do what
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Speaker 1: they're doing now. They resort to personal attacks, they resort
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Speaker 1: to threats, of violence. How do we have that conversation.
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Speaker 2: You know what's been really sad is, like I said,
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Speaker 2: the violence, the threats. I have had many colleagues predominantly Republican,
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Speaker 2: but I've had one or two Democrat colleagues come forward
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Speaker 2: and say, whenever you want to talk, we're here. Because
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Speaker 2: there are so many things that have fallen through the cracks,
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Speaker 2: maternal health deserts, you know, access resources. The entire time
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Speaker 2: I was going through that experience, I kept asking that,
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Speaker 2: you know, what about families that don't have doctors, that
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Speaker 2: don't have coverage, that fall between the cracks, and so
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Speaker 2: there's a lot that we have to do. The the
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Speaker 2: left has been holding this issue hostage and have basically
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Speaker 2: taken women's healthcare down to a singular issue, and that's
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Speaker 2: elective abortions. And to me, that is really a disservice
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Speaker 2: to every woman and family in the country. So we
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Speaker 2: just have to remain strong and resolute. We have the
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Speaker 2: facts on our side. We definitely have a literacy crisis
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Speaker 2: in this country because you explain that to people, you
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Speaker 2: show them the medical journals, you show them the law,
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Speaker 2: and they just say, no, I know better than all
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Speaker 2: the US and Yeah, so we have uncovered that we
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Speaker 2: have both a literacy problem in the country and we
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Speaker 2: have an entertainment problem in the country.
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Speaker 1: Final segment with US Congresswoman Kat Camick, Florida's third congressional district,
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Speaker 1: talking about the One Big Beautiful Bill. Kat, I agree
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Speaker 1: with every single thing that Rand Paul says about this bill.
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Speaker 1: I think he's been grossly misrepresented by even a lot
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Speaker 1: of people on our side and maybe even the President.
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Speaker 1: But the fact of the matter is, we still need
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Speaker 1: to pass this bill.
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Speaker 2: This is well, and it changes by the minute. You know,
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Speaker 2: the Senate has been in a vodama for the last
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Speaker 2: twenty two hours, and we in the House have been
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Speaker 2: watching anxiously. Have talked to Senator Mike Lee and a
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Speaker 2: couple of other senators here in the last twenty four hours,
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Speaker 2: and what we can confidently say is this is not
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Speaker 2: the House product that we sent over. What the House
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Speaker 2: Speaker is asking us to do is to basically pick
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Speaker 2: up whatever the Senate passes and just pass it out
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Speaker 2: of the House. Now, I personally have a problem with
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Speaker 2: that because if we are not removing illegals off of
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Speaker 2: the roles that are taking away precious resources from American citizens.
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Speaker 2: That's the problem. We're not kidding the border, that is
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Speaker 2: a problem. If we are not funding this radical trans
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Speaker 2: surgeries on minors agenda that is part of the bill,
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Speaker 2: that's a problem. If we are not addressing the regulatory
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Speaker 2: regime and the administrative state, that is a problem. So
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Speaker 2: we're seeing a lot of different problems that aren't getting
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Speaker 2: worked out. And it all really comes down to the
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Speaker 2: fact that you have an unelected bureaucrat the Senate parliamentarian
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Speaker 2: who has stripped out provision after provision, and I can
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Speaker 2: tell you she's being very much an activist in this
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Speaker 2: space because you look at the so called Inflation Reduction Act,
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Speaker 2: you look at the Green New Deal, you look at
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Speaker 2: the Obamacare. They all use the same process reconciliation, and
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Speaker 2: there were countless provisions where they were clearly not Germane,
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Speaker 2: but they remained in there. And so this parliamentarian really
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Speaker 2: ought to be fired. The American people did not elect her.
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Speaker 2: She should not be responsible for determining what gets left
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Speaker 2: in and what gets left out per her political bias.
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Speaker 2: So we have a lot of work to do. We're
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Speaker 2: anticipating a very, very tough week, But again, we are
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Speaker 2: a Marinta first, and that means putting American first. And
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Speaker 2: if we allow for illegals in this country to stay
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Speaker 2: on programs and take those resources away from law abiding citizens,
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Speaker 2: that is a failure on our part. And so we
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Speaker 2: have a long road to go, and it is it's
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Speaker 2: bit by bit. This is a massive package, and we're
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Speaker 2: gonna just keep on doing everything we can to advocate
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Speaker 2: for the good portions and try to get the bad
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Speaker 2: stuff out.
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Speaker 1: I know the President wanted it by July fourth for
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Speaker 1: a whole lot of reasons, but the fact of the
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Speaker 1: matter is that's his deadline. What's the real deadline.
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Speaker 2: Listen, You've heard me say this. I don't believe that
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Speaker 2: a deadline matters so much as the end results. The
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Speaker 2: product has been time and time again explained to us,
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Speaker 2: proven to us as we the people get. A bad
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Speaker 2: product takes a long time to get off the books.
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Speaker 2: Look no further than Obamacare and how it has absolutely
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Speaker 2: destroyed healthcare in this country. We don't have health care.
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Speaker 2: We have sick care, yep. And you want to do
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Speaker 2: it right. I know that there is this deadline on
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Speaker 2: the books that the President is pushing for, and believe me,
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Speaker 2: I will do everything I can to support the president,
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Speaker 2: but I'm not going to support anything that is going
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Speaker 2: to hurt the American people. And if it takes longer
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Speaker 2: then and we go past your life, for so be it.
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Speaker 2: I'll be in Washington. I will work through the weekend,
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Speaker 2: all work through the night. We've proven, we've done it before,
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Speaker 2: we'll do it again.
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Speaker 1: You'll skip that ranch slathering, You'll skip that ranch covered
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Speaker 1: steak if you have to.
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Speaker 2: I'm never going to live that down, Am't I probably not.
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Speaker 2: I think most people would agree. We just have to
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Speaker 2: get it. People care more about getting the end product
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Speaker 2: right and less about the deadline.
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Speaker 1: I agree, Kat. We'll leave it right there. Our best
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Speaker 1: to you, thoughts and prayers you know, you and your baby,
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Speaker 1: your family, your staff, safety to all of you, of course,
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Speaker 1: had your protection and thanks for making time for us.
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Speaker 1: As always, I.
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Speaker 2: Appreciate you so much. Thank you guys so much.
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Speaker 1: God bless thank you all Right, US Congresswoman Kat Camick
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Speaker 1: with us ranch dressing and all that's tough for me
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Speaker 1: to get past the ranch and the pizza crust. I'm
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Speaker 1: there with that. I don't do it, but I get it.
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Speaker 1: It's been around me for years, with my kids, all right,
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Speaker 1: I can't stake and Ranch. I'm sorry, I'm struggling. Struggling,
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Speaker 1: just kidding, sort of, twenty seven minutes past the hour
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Speaker 1: on the Morning Show with Preston Scott