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Your Country Needs You · David Pollack Primetime

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Speaker 1: IT'S HERE, TOMORROW'S ELECTION DAY, AND THIS MAY BE THE
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Speaker 1: LAST BATTLE TO SAVE AMERICA. Let's look at Europe in
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Speaker 1: these last few days. In Paris on Saturday night, rioters
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Speaker 1: threw Molotov cocktails at police and one officer caught fire.
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Speaker 1: Prosecutors opened an attempted murder case there. In Germany, rioters
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Speaker 1: looted stores in Frankfurt and threw firebombs at police. More
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Speaker 1: than 200 officers were hurt. In Zurich, a riot. Our
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Speaker 1: left groups... A car on fire and they attacked a
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Speaker 1: police patrol on the way to help an injured teenager
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Speaker 1: in Italy on Friday. A breakaway mob tried to push
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Speaker 1: towards parliament in Rome and fought police in Turin. In Milan,
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Speaker 1: someone painted Maloney hanged along the highway. In The Hague,
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Speaker 1: riot police moved in and arrested 34 people, most of
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Speaker 1: them teenagers. You know where this isn't happening? Poland. Over
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Speaker 1: the weekend. Left-line Prime Minister Donald Tusk staged a coup
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Speaker 1: on Friday. A judge picked by his majority took charge
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Speaker 1: of the Constitutional Court and suspended its president with riot
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Speaker 1: police outside Poland's president called it a forcible takeover. Tusk
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Speaker 1: says there'll be no compromise. And it also isn't here
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Speaker 1: in the United States yet. And we vote tomorrow. Who's
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Speaker 1: in the streets? Germany's interior minister blamed violent left-wing groups
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Speaker 1: and troublemakers from migrant communities, in other words, imported armies
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Speaker 1: of the radical left, and the left's leaders cover for them.
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Speaker 1: In Zurich, a Green Party leader condemned the violence. Then
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Speaker 1: she said protesters have a legitimate demand. In Germany, the
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Speaker 1: signs say the rich want war. They blame capitalism. They
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Speaker 1: call the rioters angry kids who want reform. And they
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Speaker 1: wait for you to get so tired of the violence
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Speaker 1: that you just give them what they want. It's not reform.
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Speaker 1: That's what's in store for us here. If we allow
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Speaker 1: the same sympathetic socialist to take power, it's the only
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Speaker 1: way and the only way to stop this. It's to win.
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Speaker 1: And we have to win big. We need to get
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Speaker 1: out there. We need to vote. We need to vote
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Speaker 1: like this country's future depends on it. Because it does.
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Speaker 1: What's happening over there isn't just isolated to Europe. It's
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Speaker 1: the same people, and they want to do the same
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Speaker 1: thing here. Joining me now, Carl Jackson, host of The
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Speaker 1: Carl Jackson Show on Salem Media and a political analyst
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Speaker 1: for Fox 35 in Orlando. Carl, welcome back to Apollo
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Speaker 1: Prime Time. I lead the show.
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Speaker 2: Hey, thanks for having me back.
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Speaker 1: Oh, no, it is my honor to have you here.
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Speaker 1: I lead the show with what's going on in Europe
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Speaker 1: because we have an election here tomorrow. And if people
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Speaker 1: think what's happening in Europe will stay in Europe if
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Speaker 1: Democrats win... They got another thing coming, because that's exactly
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Speaker 1: what Democrats will do here. They'll prop up these violent protests.
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Speaker 1: They'll suggest that the only way to make these protesters
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Speaker 1: happy is to give them what they want. They'll advocate
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Speaker 1: for policies that are destructive to the America as we
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Speaker 1: know it. What's happening in Europe is a mirror image
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Speaker 1: of what the United States has in store for it.
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Speaker 1: If we do not vote red up and down the ticket, Carl,
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Speaker 1: am I just trying to scare people? Or is this
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Speaker 1: really what we face if we don't do something about it?
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Speaker 2: Well, David, I think you're spot on. And I think
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Speaker 2: we saw some of this in 2020, right? We got
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Speaker 2: a glimpse of it with the BLM and the Antifa riots.
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Speaker 2: This is exactly what the left intends to do. You
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Speaker 2: have this red-green alliance. I know you and I have
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Speaker 2: talked about this before. You have this red-green alliance that's
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Speaker 2: emerging here in the United States of America. The EU
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Speaker 2: is experiencing that. And frankly, I think, sadly, many of
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Speaker 2: the countries there are going to fall as a result
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Speaker 2: of it. But again, we got a taste of it here.
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Speaker 2: We fought back against it. Thank God we were able
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Speaker 2: to reelect President Trump in 2024. And as a result
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Speaker 2: of that, they've not been able to do the type
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Speaker 2: of damage that you see happening in these European nations.
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Speaker 2: But there's people on the ground here that are that
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Speaker 2: are the little brown shirts here that are willing to
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Speaker 2: be violent. I mean, I was just watching a video
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Speaker 2: just the other day with this. I believe she's a
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Speaker 2: Jewish influencer. I think she was on a college campus
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Speaker 2: of University of Michigan. She was in Michigan. Nonetheless, I
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Speaker 2: attacked by a girl that was just an El Said supporter.
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Speaker 1: These people are willing to be violent.
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Speaker 2: And what's scary to me are the useful idiots are
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Speaker 2: the ones willing. to be violent for the Democrat Party.
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Speaker 2: These people cannot debate. They don't want to debate. They
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Speaker 2: think people like you and I are evil. And frankly,
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Speaker 2: if they're to believe the things that they're being brainwashed
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Speaker 2: to believe, that we're an existential threat, we're xenophobes, we're
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Speaker 2: out to get them, then can you blame them if
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Speaker 2: this is the stuff that they're being taught? So I
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Speaker 2: do think that the only way that you could tell
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Speaker 2: this nonsense We can do it at the ballot box,
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Speaker 2: quite frankly. You hope that, you know, I live in Florida.
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Speaker 2: You live in crazy town. You live in crazy town now,
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Speaker 2: exactly from where I fled. But hopefully, at least locally,
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Speaker 2: you got some good protection there. But I tell you what,
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Speaker 2: I'm grateful to live in a state like Florida where
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Speaker 2: this nonsense comes here. It's not going to happen long. But, yeah,
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Speaker 2: we do have to take what's happening there seriously. This
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Speaker 2: is exactly what the globalists want. And they'll use the
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Speaker 2: useful idiots. They'll use the they'll use the communists. They'll
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Speaker 2: use the DSA. They'll use the they'll use the Islamists,
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Speaker 2: which I think the Islamists believe that they can win
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Speaker 2: in the end. They might be right. But but ultimately,
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Speaker 2: it's going to be patriots like you and I that
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Speaker 2: are going to stand up against this nonsense and hopefully prevail.
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Speaker 2: But don't don't think for a second it can't come here.
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Speaker 2: because we've already seen it. This is, frankly, it's nothing new.
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Speaker 2: I mean, you saw this. The right were so happy
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Speaker 2: about J6. They had an excuse to say that the
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Speaker 2: right was violent, despite the fact that a lot of
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Speaker 2: that stuff was just phony nonsense. It was a setup,
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Speaker 2: much of it. A few people got stupid, but you're
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Speaker 2: looking at a few protesters. You had a million.
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Speaker 1: People there that day at least.
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Speaker 2: Mostly peaceful people there just wanting answers for the elections
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Speaker 2: that seemed to be an anomaly that year, just peacefully
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Speaker 2: outside of the Capitol or what have you.
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Speaker 3: But you've got groups like the Weather Underground.
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Speaker 2: I forget the name of the gentleman, Bill Ayers, that
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Speaker 2: Barack Obama invited into his home, if I recall correctly,
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Speaker 2: or he had Barack Obama at his house. He was
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Speaker 2: a donor. These people are used to violence. It's what
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Speaker 2: they know. They don't want to debate. They want to
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Speaker 2: control people like you and I. America is the greatest
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Speaker 2: nation in the world. And for whatever reason, these nutjobs
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Speaker 2: want to bring it down.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's exactly right. And the thing is, while we're
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Speaker 1: voting for policies, the left, they're voting for revolution, essentially.
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Speaker 1: They're voting for change. And they're not talking about democratic change.
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Speaker 1: I mean, they'll use the word democracy. They're voting for
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Speaker 1: something completely different. Carl Jackson, I hope everybody listens to
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Speaker 1: your podcast today and in the days to come, because
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Speaker 1: you have been really doing such a great job setting
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Speaker 1: up exactly what's at stake in these midterm elections. And
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Speaker 1: it's been too long since I have you on. I
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Speaker 1: have to have you on again real soon, my friend.
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Speaker 1: Coming up, Democrats have told you exactly what they'll do
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Speaker 1: with power, open borders, sanctuary cities, a stacked Supreme Court,
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Speaker 1: more impeachments and more lawsuits and none of it. What
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Speaker 1: you pay at the pump, pay for health care, pay
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Speaker 1: for your mortgage. Don't buy the baloney. What's really on
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Speaker 1: the ballot is something way different than in Arizona. The
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Speaker 1: early ballot gap didn't just close, it flips. Thanks to
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Speaker 1: Turning Point, Andrew Colvette, spokesman for Turning Point, joins me.
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Speaker 1: And later, Delilah Coleman was five when an 18-wheeler plowed
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Speaker 1: into stop traffic in California. Her father, Marcus Coleman, joins
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Speaker 1: me with a warning about open borders. Stay with us.
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Speaker 1: Tomorrow, you get to decide whether President Trump gets two
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Speaker 1: more years to finish the job or whether Democrats get
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Speaker 1: the gavel and the power to undo Trump's agenda. The
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Speaker 1: media wants you to think that it's over.
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Speaker 3: It isn't.
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Speaker 1: Even their own polls show voters who made up their
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Speaker 1: minds in the last month breaking for Republicans by nine.
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Speaker 1: And the New York Times admits the gap between Democrats
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Speaker 1: and Republicans answering is Its biggest, its polls is bigger
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Speaker 1: than what it was in 2020, the year its final
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Speaker 1: polls underestimated President Trump by five. The polls missed Trump
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Speaker 1: voters in 2016 and in 2020 and again in 2024.
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Speaker 1: So forget the polls. Forget them. Here's what Democrats are offering.
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Speaker 1: Open borders. In January, more than 200 House Democrats, including Hakeem,
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Speaker 1: team of Obama, Jeffries, voted against funding the Department of
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Speaker 1: Homeland Security. Then Democrats said they'd block it. funding unless
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Speaker 1: ICE agents took off their masks and got a judge's
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Speaker 1: warrant before going into private property. The department went 75
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Speaker 1: days without funding, a record, and the bill that ended
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Speaker 1: it had no money for immigration enforcement. Sanctuary cities last
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Speaker 1: year when the House voted to make Washington, D.C., honor
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Speaker 1: ICE requests to hold illegal aliens already in police custody.
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Speaker 1: 194 Democrats voted no. Not one Republican did. Stacking the
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Speaker 1: Supreme Court in September, Republicans brought up a constitutional amendment
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Speaker 1: to keep the court to nine justices. 205 Democrats voted no.
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Speaker 1: And James, we're in the world, are you, Tallarico? The
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Speaker 1: Democrat running for Senate in Texas says he's open to
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Speaker 1: a discussion about expanding the number of justices. Impeachments, Al
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Speaker 1: Green has forced three votes to impeach President Trump, all
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Speaker 1: this term alone. On the last one in September, 147
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Speaker 1: Democrats voted to keep it alive. Lawsuits, Democrat attorneys general
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Speaker 1: have taken this administration to court nearly 115 times in
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Speaker 1: less than two years, and Democrats are spending millions to
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Speaker 1: elect more of them tomorrow. Oh, and then there's the
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Speaker 1: Obamacare subsidies. Hakeem Jeffries says Democrats will be united right
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Speaker 1: out of the gate on bringing them back, making them permanent.
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Speaker 1: It would cost $ 350 billion over 10 years. So let's
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Speaker 1: talk about Obamacare for a moment, because health care reform,
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Speaker 1: it's not being discussed enough. Barack Obama promised you you
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Speaker 1: could keep your plan if you liked your plan. Remember that?
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Speaker 1: Premiums on individual market more than doubled in four years.
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Speaker 1: The subsidies didn't fix it. They covered it up. Washington
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Speaker 1: sent your dollars straight to the insurance companies. The price
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Speaker 1: stays high and you pay twice, once in premiums, once
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Speaker 1: in taxes. Republicans, of course, want to fix the price.
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Speaker 1: President Trump's great health care plan would send that money
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Speaker 1: to you instead of the insurance companies. So you buy
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Speaker 1: the coverage you want and it would make hospitals and
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Speaker 1: insurers post their prices. Trump Rx is already live with
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Speaker 1: discounts on brand name drugs. This enrollment season, the number
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Speaker 1: of exchange plans that work with a health savings account
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Speaker 1: is up more than tenfold. And in December, House Republicans
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Speaker 1: passed a bill to let small businesses band together for
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Speaker 1: cheaper coverage and rein in drug middlemen. Every Democrat, by
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Speaker 1: the way, voted no. Let me be clear. Democrats have
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Speaker 1: told you exactly what they'll do with power, and none
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Speaker 1: of it lowers what you pay for health care. Republicans
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Speaker 1: are the ones trying to fix it. SO WHO DO
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Speaker 1: YOU TRUST WITH YOUR HEALTH CARE? WHO DO YOU TRUST
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Speaker 1: WITH THE BORDER? WHO DO YOU TRUST WITH THE SUPREME COURT?
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Speaker 1: WHO DO YOU TRUST WITH LEGISLATION? WHO DO YOU TRUST
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Speaker 1: WITH FUNDING THE GOVERNMENT? WHO DO YOU TRUST WITH PRESIDENT
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Speaker 1: TRUMP'S AGENDA? TOMORROW. VOTE REPUBLICAN. JOINING ME NOW IS TIM MURTOCK,
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Speaker 1: COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP'S 2020 CAMPAIGN AND FOUNDER OF
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Speaker 1: LINE DRIVE PUBLIC AFFAIRS, WASHINGTON TIMES COLUMNIST AND AUTHOR OF
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Speaker 1: SWING HARD, CASE YOU HIT IT. GREAT BOOK. I can't tell,
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Speaker 1: you know, but I can't tell people how consequential tomorrow's
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Speaker 1: election is and how important it is that people vote
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Speaker 1: if they haven't voted yet. How are you feeling going
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Speaker 1: into tomorrow?
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Speaker 5: You know, I feel pretty good, as good as you
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Speaker 5: can feel, before any major election. And this is a
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Speaker 5: major one. And I want to echo what you just
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Speaker 5: said in your opening monologue there leading into this interview.
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Speaker 5: Don't believe the polls, because we know that the polls
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Speaker 5: have a history, a documented history, of favoring Democrats, somewhere
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Speaker 5: between three and five points. And it gets worse during
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Speaker 5: the summer. You can see them starting to tighten up
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Speaker 5: now because pollsters realize that it's close to the election,
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Speaker 5: and they want to look like they were more accurate
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Speaker 5: than they really are. For example, there's one race that
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Speaker 5: I'm involved in, one of the races I'm involved in,
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Speaker 5: in the 6th District of Kentucky, a House race. Larry
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Speaker 5: Sabato just moved it back into leans are after he
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Speaker 5: had it moved into toss up because when you move
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Speaker 5: it into toss up, it creates all kinds of headlines
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Speaker 5: and Democrats get all excited and the media gets all excited. Oh,
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Speaker 5: the sixth district of Kentucky is now a toss up.
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Speaker 5: This is Andy Barr's open seat. He's running for Mitch
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Speaker 5: McConnell's Senate seat. And now it's been moved back into
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Speaker 5: leans are because as we get close to Election Day,
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Speaker 5: they want to be right. And so they get everybody
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Speaker 5: all excited. They help the Democrat narrative for a little bit.
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Speaker 5: And then they move it back to where they think
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Speaker 5: it's actually going to end up. So people must get
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Speaker 5: out and vote. And I'll go through the list of
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Speaker 5: things that you just did. And with the big buzzword
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Speaker 5: that Democrats always want to talk about this election cycle
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Speaker 5: is affordability. And to me, that means taxes, the cost
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Speaker 5: of natural resources, energy. That is, Democrats want prices much
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Speaker 5: higher than they currently are right now. You saw them
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Speaker 5: do it against under Joe Biden. They on purpose raised
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Speaker 5: the price of fuel because they don't want anybody using fuel.
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Speaker 1: That's the key.
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Speaker 5: And then the third thing is, as you just touched on,
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Speaker 5: health care. And that's a big issue down in the
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Speaker 5: Kentucky 6 race that I'm in and some others across
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Speaker 5: the country. No one should ever trust Democrats to fix
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Speaker 5: what's wrong with our health care system. They're the ones
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Speaker 5: who wrecked it. And as we go through this conversation, David,
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Speaker 5: I'd like to unpeel the onion a little bit more
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Speaker 5: on the health care stuff, because Republicans are on the
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Speaker 5: right side of all these issues as it relates to affordability,
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Speaker 5: of course, public safety and the border and all the
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Speaker 5: rest of those things. And we hope people vote accordingly.
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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, Tim.
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Speaker 1: And look, I think I had Dr. Robert Malone on
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Speaker 1: the show last week because he and I were talking
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Speaker 1: and I said people are not paying enough attention about
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Speaker 1: health care affordability. And they're focused on gas prices. I
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Speaker 1: know because that's what Americans are feeling. And Democrats think
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Speaker 1: they got Republicans on that one. But the reality is
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Speaker 1: Obamacare premium, the subsidies that were put into place just temporarily,
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Speaker 1: they said, to make Obamacare affordable. Well, they kept having
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Speaker 1: to be increased. And then the increases increased. DURING COVID,
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Speaker 1: THEY WANTED THOSE TO REMAIN PERMANENT. NOW THEY WANT TO
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Speaker 1: INCREASE COVID OR OBAMACARE SUBSIDIES EVEN MORE. THIS GOVERNMENT TAKEOVER
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Speaker 1: OF HEALTH INSURANCE HAS DONE NOTHING FOR AMERICANS. IT'S MADE
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Speaker 1: HEALTHCARE UNAFFORDABLE. FOR ANYBODY WHO HAS A JOB ESSENTIALLY THAT
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Speaker 1: DOESN'T HAVE HEALTHCARE THROUGH THEIR EMPLOYER, HEALTHCARE IS UNAFFORDABLE. AND
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Speaker 1: THIS IS THE PLAN DEMOCRATS PUT IN PLACE. With Obamacare subsidies,
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Speaker 1: what they're really doing is they're doubling down on Medicare
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Speaker 1: for all. They're not talking about it, which makes me
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Speaker 1: realize how important it is that we talk about it
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Speaker 1: because their plan would destroy health care in America, right?
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Speaker 5: Oh, it absolutely would. I mean, if you talk about
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Speaker 5: Obamacare and the Affordable Care Act, as it's inappropriately known,
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Speaker 5: and then also Joe Biden's Inflation Reduction Act, you know,
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Speaker 5: the insurance companies, health insurance companies, got everything that they
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Speaker 5: could ever want from that. And many times, it's not
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Speaker 5: even laws that Democrats have writing from scratch, but it's
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Speaker 5: ones that they tweak. Now, President Obama, going back to him,
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Speaker 5: he tweaked a program called the 340B Drug Pricing Program.
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Speaker 5: And what this is supposed to be is a way
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Speaker 5: for patients, customers, to get cheaper drugs. Hospitals are given
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Speaker 5: the drugs, are sold the drugs at a discount, and
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Speaker 5: they're supposed to pass on those discounts to... to the
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Speaker 5: end consumer, but they don't. And, in fact, what they
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Speaker 5: do is, many times, mark it up. And so they're
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Speaker 5: actually increasing their profit margin. And, you know, tens of
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Speaker 5: billions of dollars are run through this program, taxpayer money.
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Speaker 5: And the hospitals are using it to skim giant profits
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Speaker 5: off it. And they're supposed to be nonprofits. And, here,
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Speaker 5: the Trump administration has tried to launch it twice, tried
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Speaker 5: to launch a pilot program to fix this 340 drug
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Speaker 5: program and change the way the drug discounts are making
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Speaker 5: it a rebate that the hospitals get after the fact
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Speaker 5: instead of getting it up front. And wouldn't you know it,
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Speaker 5: the American Hospital Association has gone to court, not once,
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Speaker 5: but twice, to sue to try to stop the Trump
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Speaker 5: administration for supplying cheap drugs. And people are getting rich
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Speaker 5: off of this. And to grab a story straight out
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Speaker 5: of the headlines, as they used to say on Law
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Speaker 5: & Order, maybe they still do, I think you're probably
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Speaker 5: familiar with the name Ilhan Omar. Well, Ilhan Omar in
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Speaker 5: a little neighborhood in Minneapolis called Little Mogadishu, her sister
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Speaker 5: is the CEO or was the CEO of a health
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Speaker 5: clinic out there that is qualified to be part of
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Speaker 5: this federal drug program. And they're running millions and millions
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Speaker 5: of dollars through this program. And they're getting gigantic profits.
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Speaker 5: And then a pharmacy that Ilhan Omar's sister has contracted with,
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Speaker 5: where they run all these prescription through it, and that's
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Speaker 5: where their profit is generated. It is co-located, get this, David,
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Speaker 5: co-located with a wire service office where you can wire
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Speaker 5: money to Africa, which of course is where Somalia is.
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Speaker 5: And if we're talking about Ilhan Omar, this is a
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Speaker 5: direct pipeline of taxpayer money from the United States straight
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Speaker 5: to Somalia through this corrupt drug pricing program, 340B. It
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Speaker 5: has got to be reformed.
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Speaker 1: That's all the stuff we're talking about.
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Speaker 5: If Democrats say, send me to Congress, I'll fix health care,
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Speaker 5: this is what they've done. Your tax dollars go into Somalia,
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Speaker 5: for goodness sake. Something has to be done. And the
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Speaker 5: hospitals are suing to block fixing it.
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Speaker 1: It's insane. Well, that's how they'll fix it, Tim. They're
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Speaker 1: fixing it. fixing it and not in the term of
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Speaker 1: to repair, fixing it as in continue this. And by
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Speaker 1: the way, I don't say Ilhan Omar anymore because we've
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Speaker 1: learned that's not her name. I say the Somali. Right,
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Speaker 1: I should have thrown in. The Somali formerly known as
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Speaker 1: Ilhan Omar is how I'm referring to now. I don't
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Speaker 1: know what her real name is. I guess we'll find
18:58
Speaker 1: out soon. Timurta, tomorrow is the most important election. Everybody
19:02
Speaker 1: needs to vote. Thank you for all the work you've
19:04
Speaker 1: done out there on the ground to get some of
19:06
Speaker 1: these Republicans across and get these races to go the
19:10
Speaker 1: way we need them to go. We have a country
19:11
Speaker 1: to save, Tim. Thank you so much for being here,
19:13
Speaker 1: my friend.
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Speaker 5: Thank you very much. In that race I mentioned in Kentucky,
19:17
Speaker 5: Kentucky 6, House race, Ralph Alvarado, Dr. Ralph Alvarado, he
19:22
Speaker 5: will cut your taxes and he will fix the health
19:24
Speaker 5: care system. Don't fall for the Democrat, Zach Dembo. He's
19:27
Speaker 5: telling lies. He was a Joe Biden lawyer. You can't
19:29
Speaker 5: trust those guys.
19:30
Speaker 1: Listen to Tim Murtaugh. He knows what he's talking about.
19:32
Speaker 1: Get out and vote, Kentucky. Get out and vote, America.
19:35
Speaker 1: Tim Murtaugh, thank you so much for being here.
19:37
Speaker 5: Thanks, David.
19:38
Speaker 1: Still ahead, on October 20th, registered Democrats in Arizona had
19:43
Speaker 1: turned in nearly 10,000 more early ballots than registered Republicans.
19:48
Speaker 1: As of yesterday, Republicans lead. by more than 12,000. Next month,
19:54
Speaker 1: AmFest in Phoenix sets the direction for 2028. Andrew Colvette,
19:59
Speaker 1: spokesman for Turning Point USA, joins me right after this.
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Speaker 1: Tomorrow decides whether President Trump keeps a Congress that works
20:51
Speaker 1: with him for the last two years of his term.
20:55
Speaker 1: And it comes down to one thing. Who actually gets
20:59
Speaker 1: their ballot in? Who shows up to vote? That's the
21:02
Speaker 1: most important thing. Let's take Arizona. On October 20th, registered
21:07
Speaker 1: Democrats had turned in ballots. NEARLY 10,000 MORE EARLY BALLOTS
21:11
Speaker 1: THAN REGISTERED REPUBLICANS. AS OF YESTERDAY, REPUBLICANS LED BY MORE
21:16
Speaker 1: THAN 12,000 WITH OVER 1.6 MILLION BALLOTS ALREADY IN. THAT'S RIGHT.
21:21
Speaker 1: THE GAP DIDN'T JUST CLOSE. IT FLIPPED. EARNING POINT ACTIONS,
21:30
Speaker 1: CHASE THE VOTE OPERATION IS ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW.
21:33
Speaker 1: FULL-TIME BALLOT CHASERS IN ARIZONA, NEVADA, NEW HAMPSHIRE. MORE THAN
21:38
Speaker 1: 500 SUPER CHASE EVENTS ON THE CALENDAR IN OCTOBER ALONE
21:42
Speaker 1: WHERE NEIGHBORS KNOCK ON THEIR NEIGHBOR'S DOORS. AND AN APP
21:46
Speaker 1: THAT SHOWS YOU ANY VOLUNTEER WHICH CONSERVATIVES ON THEIR STREETS
21:50
Speaker 1: STILL HAVEN'T TURNED IN A BALLOT. SO YOU DON'T EVEN
21:53
Speaker 1: HAVE TO LIVE IN ARIZONA. YOU CAN CALL AND TEXT
21:56
Speaker 1: THOSE VOTERS FROM YOUR COUCH IN OHIO And these aren't
21:59
Speaker 1: the voters who show up every time. They're the ones
22:01
Speaker 1: who sometimes sit out the midterms. And while Democrats spend
22:05
Speaker 1: weeks banking early votes, Republicans used to sit back and
22:08
Speaker 1: wait for Election Day. Remember that? Andrew Colvette, Turning Point
22:12
Speaker 1: USA's spokesman, put it this way. He says Charlie's vision
22:16
Speaker 1: was to build, quote, a permanent ballot-chasing machine to turn
22:19
Speaker 1: out low-propensity conservatives because conservatives would always lose without it. Now,
22:25
Speaker 1: some in the press have spent this fall writing Turning
22:28
Speaker 1: Point's obituary without Charlie. Maybe that's what the fake news
22:32
Speaker 1: wished would happen. But as Andrew called one of those headlines,
22:37
Speaker 1: it's pure fantasy. Turning Point Action is better funded than
22:41
Speaker 1: it was in 2024 with more staff, more volunteers than
22:45
Speaker 1: ever before, and the numbers back it up more than
22:48
Speaker 1: a year after Charlie was taken from us. Turning Point
22:50
Speaker 1: is bigger, not smaller, over 3,500 school chapters, over 1,500
22:53
Speaker 1: college chapters. His widow, Erica Kirk, now runs the organization
22:59
Speaker 1: as CEO. So what comes after Tuesday? The direction for
23:03
Speaker 1: 2028 gets set next month, December 17th through 20th at
23:08
Speaker 1: America Fest in Phoenix. You have to be there. It's
23:11
Speaker 1: the best political event ever. Vice President J.D. Vance is
23:14
Speaker 1: headlining the event. And last December, on that same stage,
23:18
Speaker 1: Erica Kirk made Turning Point's plan official. Now, here's Erica
23:24
Speaker 1: from AmFest last year.
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Speaker 2: We are going to get my husband's friend J.D. Vance
23:30
Speaker 2: elected for 48 in the most resounding way possible.
23:34
Speaker 1: Turning Point is building for 2028 in the same states
23:39
Speaker 1: where it's chasing ballots right now. Arizona, Nevada, New Hampshire.
23:43
Speaker 1: They're not just middle ground, middle, midterm battlegrounds. They're the
23:47
Speaker 1: path to the White House without needing the old blue wall.
23:50
Speaker 1: Turning Point has done the work on the ground. The
23:54
Speaker 1: only thing left is you. If your ballot is still
23:58
Speaker 1: sitting on the kitchen counter, get it in tomorrow. Show
24:01
Speaker 1: up and vote. Vote, vote, vote. Joining me now is
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Speaker 1: Andrew Colvette, spokesman for Turning Point USA and co-host and
24:09
Speaker 1: executive producer of The Charlie Kirk Show. Andrew, welcome to
24:12
Speaker 1: David Pollak Prime Time. We have a real shot of
24:15
Speaker 1: overperforming tomorrow. And I honestly will credit Turning Point for that,
24:19
Speaker 1: what you've done on the ground. You've inspired young people
24:22
Speaker 1: the way Democrats used to. And you've given Republicans an
24:25
Speaker 1: actual ground operation where the GOP has always struggled to
24:28
Speaker 1: put one together. How good do you feel about the
24:30
Speaker 1: work your organization have done?
24:33
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks, David.
24:33
Speaker 6: I mean, what an intro. I really appreciate it. Yeah,
24:36
Speaker 6: I feel extraordinarily proud of our team. I will tell
24:39
Speaker 6: you that. I can tell you that we've left it
24:41
Speaker 6: all out on the field. know, in Arizona, which is
24:44
Speaker 6: where I'm talking to you from now, you know, if
24:48
Speaker 6: we hadn't been doing the work that we've been doing
24:49
Speaker 6: on the ground, you know, I think a lot of
24:51
Speaker 6: those polls would be proven accurate, but you know, they,
24:54
Speaker 6: they had Andy bigs down by double digits. And then
24:58
Speaker 6: guess what? We started really hitting the pavement. We started
25:01
Speaker 6: really hitting the airwaves and her own internal polls have that, uh,
25:06
Speaker 6: the race within the margin of error.
25:07
Speaker 3: And guess what?
25:08
Speaker 6: We think we can chase between three and five percentage
25:10
Speaker 6: points in this race. And you did a great job
25:13
Speaker 6: explaining it. Yeah, they were up about 10,000 votes in
25:16
Speaker 6: early voting. Now we're up. I'm looking at the latest numbers.
25:18
Speaker 6: We're up 12,000 votes plus. And we know that on
25:22
Speaker 6: Election Day, we're probably going to come out, you know, 2.5
25:24
Speaker 6: to 3.5 X their turnout on Election Day. So we're
25:30
Speaker 6: feeling really good about a race that everybody told us
25:32
Speaker 6: to write off. that the national pundits haven't even given
25:36
Speaker 6: much thought to, but guess what? We're it's a jump ball.
25:39
Speaker 6: We can win this race. Andy Biggs can win this race.
25:42
Speaker 6: And I think it's a testament to the power of
25:44
Speaker 6: a ground game, right? Because you know what we did
25:47
Speaker 6: at chase the vote is we took all the best
25:49
Speaker 6: practices that the left had been spending years, decades, 20
25:52
Speaker 6: years developing. We took the pages out of their own
25:55
Speaker 6: playbook and we adopted them for a conservative voting group
25:59
Speaker 6: and the results in 2024 were already gangbusters. We knew
26:02
Speaker 6: we had to double down and triple down and that's
26:04
Speaker 6: what we've done. We've opened permanent offices in Nevada and
26:07
Speaker 6: New Hampshire. And what you said is exactly right. Not
26:10
Speaker 6: only do these matter a great deal for the midterms,
26:12
Speaker 6: but it builds what we call the red wall. So
26:15
Speaker 6: we're building muscle memory. We're getting conservatives out of that
26:18
Speaker 6: election day only voting habit. And we're saying, hey, bank
26:22
Speaker 6: your vote early. If you do that, we're not going
26:24
Speaker 6: to call you. We're not going to harass you. We're
26:26
Speaker 6: not going to knock at your door. And our system
26:29
Speaker 6: will show it on the back end that you've turned
26:31
Speaker 6: your ballot in.
26:32
Speaker 1: So you're off the list.
26:33
Speaker 6: And it gives us a great advantage going into election day,
26:36
Speaker 6: knowing that we have these banked votes. And it allows
26:40
Speaker 6: us to focus our resources where they need to be
26:42
Speaker 6: focused the most. So it's a huge advantage for us.
26:45
Speaker 6: And the team has done a tremendous job. And win, lose,
26:48
Speaker 6: or draw tomorrow. Listen, we know there's headwinds. We know
26:50
Speaker 6: what the polls say. We defy the polls all the time.
26:53
Speaker 6: They always undercount Republicans. So ignore them. Ignore the polls.
26:57
Speaker 3: Just get out and vote. It's a turnout operation.
26:59
Speaker 6: I'll leave you with this thought here, David, and I've
27:01
Speaker 6: been monologuing. There's about 160 million people that vote in
27:05
Speaker 6: a presidential election.
27:07
Speaker 1: That's a lot.
27:08
Speaker 3: But in a midterm, it's only about 100 million. What
27:11
Speaker 3: does that mean?
27:11
Speaker 6: It means there are plenty enough votes out there for
27:14
Speaker 6: either side to declare a massive victory. It's about which
27:18
Speaker 6: side gets their voters out. So ignore the polls. It
27:21
Speaker 6: doesn't matter if you turn up. If you turn up,
27:24
Speaker 6: if you show up, then we can win. That's as
27:27
Speaker 6: simple as I can make it.
27:29
Speaker 3: And Arizona is a proof positive that that is the case.
27:32
Speaker 6: This is actually, I'll say.
27:35
Speaker 3: One last thing. In Arizona, we have been winning on
27:38
Speaker 3: the low props.
27:39
Speaker 6: So that's the zero out of four voters, the one
27:41
Speaker 6: out of four, the two out of four, three out
27:43
Speaker 6: of four. And they have spent more of their high
27:45
Speaker 6: propensity voters, which means they have less in the tank
27:48
Speaker 6: We have a lot of people that still need to
27:50
Speaker 6: vote that always show up. So our high propensity voters,
27:53
Speaker 6: we got a lot left out there and we think
27:56
Speaker 6: they're going to show up on Election Day in a
27:57
Speaker 6: big way.
27:58
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think they will. And here's what Turning Point
28:00
Speaker 1: has done so successfully. And, you know, not only what
28:04
Speaker 1: Charlie was able to do by going to college campuses,
28:07
Speaker 1: which were breeding grounds of indoctrination. and give conservatives a
28:11
Speaker 1: voice and a place, a safe space for conservatives to
28:14
Speaker 1: come out and feel like, hey, I'm not alone here.
28:17
Speaker 1: I can speak out here. That was the first... the
28:21
Speaker 1: first big thing was changing the minds of young people.
28:23
Speaker 1: But the second thing, and this is what Turning Point
28:25
Speaker 1: continues to do so well, is mobilizing young people. And
28:29
Speaker 1: this is something I used to say all the time
28:31
Speaker 1: in the early days in the GOP is, you know,
28:33
Speaker 1: we would have all this money, we would have all
28:34
Speaker 1: these boring HOA-type GOP meetings, and we would sit around
28:38
Speaker 1: and talk about, you know, what are we going to do? Like, oh,
28:41
Speaker 1: we're going to send mailers. Oh, we're going to phone bank.
28:43
Speaker 1: But the Democrats would send people door to door. The
28:45
Speaker 1: Democrats were on the ground. The Democrats were inspiring young people.
28:48
Speaker 1: Turning Point has given the answer to where the GOP
28:52
Speaker 1: has always fallen short. It's not a replacement for the GOP.
28:56
Speaker 1: It is really what I believe is a powerful ground
28:59
Speaker 1: alternative to what the GOP was offering. It's multifaceted now,
29:03
Speaker 1: and the proof is in the pudding. As you've just outlined,
29:06
Speaker 1: all of the success Turning Point is already having, but
29:09
Speaker 1: there's a lot more to come because 2028, I think,
29:11
Speaker 1: is just as important as 2026. Briefly, talk about what
29:16
Speaker 1: 2028 looks like, what Turning Point is gearing up to
29:18
Speaker 1: do for 2028. It all kicks off at AmFest here
29:21
Speaker 1: next month.
29:23
Speaker 6: Yeah, you mentioned some of those headlines that are trying
29:26
Speaker 6: to write our obituary if, you know, Andy Biggs doesn't
29:28
Speaker 6: get elected or if Sununu doesn't get elected in New Hampshire.
29:32
Speaker 6: And that couldn't be further from the truth. I mean,
29:34
Speaker 6: we are building a permanent machine to get out those
29:37
Speaker 6: low propensity voters and really gearing up for 2028. I mean,
29:42
Speaker 6: a lot of this is forward looking. Obviously, we want
29:44
Speaker 6: to win every race now. But what's critically important is
29:47
Speaker 6: that we're building the muscle memory with the activist base
29:51
Speaker 6: that's going to go knock on doors. And we're also
29:54
Speaker 6: building the muscle memory with the voters, right? So if
29:56
Speaker 6: we're starting to change the culture around voting, and getting
29:59
Speaker 6: people to bank their votes early.
30:01
Speaker 4: Right.
30:01
Speaker 6: We're hearing, you know, just today we had one of
30:04
Speaker 6: the vote centers in Maricopa County in Paradise Valley, which
30:06
Speaker 6: is a Republican stronghold. It's now temporarily closed because of
30:09
Speaker 6: a power outage. Don't be the guy that doesn't bank
30:13
Speaker 6: the vote early and then runs into a powder power
30:15
Speaker 6: outage on Election Day. And then you're scrambling, trying to
30:18
Speaker 6: figure out what to do. And you've got an hour
30:19
Speaker 6: and a half break from work or whatever.
30:21
Speaker 1: No, don't be that guy.
30:22
Speaker 6: So we're trying to change the culture and we're trying
30:24
Speaker 6: to encourage people to bank their votes. But we're also
30:29
Speaker 6: building up what we think is going to be a
30:31
Speaker 6: very formidable challenge to any Democrat trying to get elected nationally. And,
30:35
Speaker 6: you know, if you because of the way the census
30:37
Speaker 6: data has has shifted votes to the Sun Belt and
30:40
Speaker 6: away from the blue wall states and others in Illinois
30:43
Speaker 6: and California. And this is only going to get better
30:45
Speaker 6: for us in 2030. That means if we hold the
30:48
Speaker 6: sunbelt and you add New Hampshire, Nevada and Arizona, you
30:50
Speaker 6: hold those. No Democrat can win nationally.
30:53
Speaker 1: Right.
30:54
Speaker 6: So so I mean, unless unless it's obviously even, you know,
30:58
Speaker 6: more disastrous cycle than any in history. I mean, there's
31:01
Speaker 6: always those options. But listen, if history is our guide,
31:04
Speaker 6: then this really makes it a formidable challenge for any
31:07
Speaker 6: Democrat to get elected in 2028. So Yeah, listen, we've
31:11
Speaker 6: thrown our support behind J.D.
31:12
Speaker 1: Vance.
31:12
Speaker 6: If he chooses to take on the challenge and run
31:16
Speaker 6: for president, we have his back. And Charlie was very,
31:20
Speaker 6: very close with J.D., was an early believer and endorser
31:23
Speaker 6: of J.D., saw his political talents early. And I think
31:26
Speaker 6: those have been seen by the whole country now. He's
31:30
Speaker 6: one of the best communicators in the entire Trump administration,
31:34
Speaker 6: great on adversarial press and media. And I think he's
31:36
Speaker 6: done a good job of embracing those center cut issues
31:39
Speaker 6: that are widely popular with 60, 75 percent of the electorate.
31:42
Speaker 6: So we love J.D., but we're going to get behind
31:45
Speaker 6: whoever is the conservative on the ticket and we'll see
31:48
Speaker 6: what happens.
31:49
Speaker 1: Well, Andrew, keep up the great work. See you in December.
31:52
Speaker 1: Good luck for this to you and the rest of
31:54
Speaker 1: the country tomorrow. And, you know, hopefully we'll be talking
31:58
Speaker 1: again real soon with some positive news from tomorrow's outcome.
32:02
Speaker 3: Yeah.
32:02
Speaker 6: Pray for our country. Get out and vote and become
32:05
Speaker 6: a force multiplier. If you're listening to the show, you're
32:08
Speaker 6: probably a high propensity voter. That means you need to
32:11
Speaker 6: get five, ten other people out to the polls. Use
32:13
Speaker 6: our app, Turning Point Action app. So go to tpaction.com
32:17
Speaker 6: slash app, and you can start making phone calls and
32:20
Speaker 6: sending texts right away to people that need to get
32:22
Speaker 6: out to the polls.
32:22
Speaker 3: That's it.
32:23
Speaker 1: Everybody get out and vote. Thank you for the hard work,
32:25
Speaker 1: my friend. We'll talk soon.
32:27
Speaker 3: Thank you, David.
32:33
Speaker 1: When an 18-wheeler plowed into stopped traffic in California, the
32:38
Speaker 1: Department of Homeland Security says the driver crossed the border
32:41
Speaker 1: illegally and the Biden administration released him into the country illegally.
32:46
Speaker 1: Delilah spent three weeks in a coma. Her father, Marcus Coleman,
32:49
Speaker 1: who testified before Congress on sanctuary policies, joins me on
32:54
Speaker 1: the price of open borders. And later, gas is falling.
32:57
Speaker 1: Factories have grown 10 straight months. And poverty rate is
33:00
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Speaker 1: Tomorrow, you get to decide whether America's border stays closed
33:51
Speaker 1: or whether we go back to the open border that
33:55
Speaker 1: nearly took the life of a five-year-old girl. Her name
33:57
Speaker 1: is Delilah Coleman. Her dad says her life was kindergarten,
34:02
Speaker 1: birthday parties, turning cartwheels. She used to run down the
34:05
Speaker 1: driveway when he pulled up. On June 20th, 2024, in Adelanto, California,
34:09
Speaker 1: an 18-wheeler plowed into stopped traffic in a construction zone
34:19
Speaker 1: at about 60 miles an hour. Delilah was in one
34:23
Speaker 1: of those cars. The Department of Homeland Security says the
34:27
Speaker 1: driver crossed the southern border illegally in October of 2022,
34:31
Speaker 1: and the Biden administration released him into the country. Then
34:37
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom's DMV gave him a commercial driver's license. Here's
34:43
Speaker 1: Delilah's father. confronting the lawmakers who let the man who
34:47
Speaker 1: hurt his daughter in the country.
34:49
Speaker 7: My daughter doesn't deserve this. She didn't ask for any
34:52
Speaker 7: of this. The people that jumped the fence did, though.
34:54
Speaker 7: They knew exactly what they were doing. They still chose
34:56
Speaker 7: to move forward in that direction. And every day something's
34:59
Speaker 7: happening to somebody. And it is your guys' fault.
35:02
Speaker 1: Delilah spent three weeks in a coma. Surgeons removed part
35:06
Speaker 1: of her skull. She spent six months in the hospital.
35:09
Speaker 1: And today she has cerebral palsy and a lifetime of
35:13
Speaker 1: therapy ahead of her. Lila isn't the only one. Lake
35:16
Speaker 1: and Riley, Rachel Morin, Jocelyn Nungary. The illegal aliens convicted
35:22
Speaker 1: of killing Lake and Riley and Rachel are in prison
35:24
Speaker 1: for life. Two men are charged in Jocelyn's murder under
35:28
Speaker 1: Joe Biden customs and Border Protection recorded more than 10
35:32
Speaker 1: million encounters. Border Patrol counted about 2 million more known gotaways,
35:38
Speaker 1: people who got past agents and were never caught. Then
35:41
Speaker 1: Democrats got a chance to fix it. The Lake and
35:43
Speaker 1: Riley Act makes ICE detain illegal aliens charged with crimes
35:48
Speaker 1: like theft, burglary, or assaulting a police officer. 156 House
35:53
Speaker 1: Democrats voted no. That's right. After a nursing student was murdered,
35:57
Speaker 1: they voted no. Delilah's law would bar every state from
36:03
Speaker 1: giving commercial driver's licenses to illegal aliens. In March, it
36:06
Speaker 1: passed the House Transportation Committee. Every Democrat who voted... VOTED NO.
36:11
Speaker 1: NOW LOOK AT THE BORDER TODAY. DHS SAYS BORDER PATROL
36:16
Speaker 1: MADE FEWER THAN 99,000 ARRESTS AT THE SOUTHERN BORDER THIS
36:19
Speaker 1: FISCAL YEAR. THAT'S THE LOWEST IN HISTORY. AND THE RELEASES
36:23
Speaker 1: AT THE BORDER? ZERO. THAT'S RIGHT, ZERO. DEMOCRATS WANT TO
36:29
Speaker 1: TEAR THAT DOWN? Here's Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts on ICE.
36:35
Speaker 1: I voted against the creation of ICE.
36:37
Speaker 2: I could see its authoritarian personality as it was being created.
36:42
Speaker 1: I voted no. In 2020, I voted to abolish ICE.
36:47
Speaker 1: Markey also voted against the Lake and Riley Act, and
36:49
Speaker 1: Michigan's Democratic Senate nominee, Abdul Mohamed El-Saeed, posted two words
36:55
Speaker 1: last month, abolish ICE. Democrats opened the border, and now
37:03
Speaker 1: they want to abolish the agency that took Delilah's driver
37:08
Speaker 1: into custody. Tomorrow, you decide whether they get that chance.
37:13
Speaker 1: Joining me now is Marcus Coleman, Delilah's father, a professional
37:17
Speaker 1: truck driver, a co-founder of Delilah Standard, who testified before
37:22
Speaker 1: Congress in September on sanctuary policies. Marcus, welcome to David
37:27
Speaker 1: Pollack Primetime. The story of what happened to your daughter,
37:30
Speaker 1: it's sickening. Thank God she's alive. The story of what's
37:33
Speaker 1: happened to so many Americans under Joe Biden and his
37:37
Speaker 1: auto pens, disastrous open border, it's all sickening. The fact
37:40
Speaker 1: that Democrats vote no to do anything about it, it's sickening.
37:43
Speaker 1: The fact that Democrats create sanctuary cities to protect these people.
37:46
Speaker 1: The fact that they protest in the streets, saying these
37:49
Speaker 1: people are their neighbors. The fact that they attack ICE
37:51
Speaker 1: agents doing their job to remove these folks. You have
37:54
Speaker 1: worked so hard to build awareness and to prevent these
37:57
Speaker 1: people from getting driver's licenses. And it seems every day
37:59
Speaker 1: You have the left working hard against any sort of
38:02
Speaker 1: reform to save America's Americans lives. How are you feeling
38:06
Speaker 1: about where we're at right now? And when you see
38:08
Speaker 1: what's happening in the streets and what Democrats are saying
38:10
Speaker 1: they want to do, it has to make you furious, right?
38:13
Speaker 7: It's extremely infuriating.
38:15
Speaker 1: It's also disappointing.
38:17
Speaker 7: The fact that, you know, the United States has gotten
38:19
Speaker 7: from where it was to where it is now. And
38:21
Speaker 7: this is almost become the norm is pretty much waking
38:25
Speaker 7: up to a nightmare every morning. something's going on on
38:27
Speaker 7: TV and we have authorities there to.
38:34
Speaker 1: Fix it, to correct it.
38:35
Speaker 7: And then you have people trying to keep it disruptive.
38:40
Speaker 7: It's almost like they want to see it like that.
38:42
Speaker 7: But when you turn the tables on them, then they
38:45
Speaker 7: want to play victim. And it just doesn't make any
38:47
Speaker 7: sense to me. The victim card is being drawn a
38:52
Speaker 7: lot on the other side. Every time something happens, even
38:55
Speaker 7: if it's not to them, They're playing victim when they
38:58
Speaker 7: put themselves in harm's way. My daughter didn't put herself
39:01
Speaker 7: in harm's way, you know, and she's a true victim.
39:05
Speaker 7: A victim is somebody who didn't ask for it. If
39:07
Speaker 7: you sit there and you stand in front of a
39:10
Speaker 7: police vehicle, an ICE vehicle, a federal agent, you try
39:13
Speaker 7: to impede them from doing their duties. You're asking for
39:15
Speaker 7: whatever outcome comes from that. So, I mean, at that point,
39:18
Speaker 7: you're no longer a victim.
39:20
Speaker 1: Yeah. And look, tomorrow, secure borders on the ballot. You know,
39:26
Speaker 1: I know people have certain complaints about certain things nobody's
39:29
Speaker 1: ever really truly happy about everything. But you have to
39:32
Speaker 1: go back in time to not long ago. We're talking
39:35
Speaker 1: just a couple of years when the southern border was
39:37
Speaker 1: wide open. We had millions and millions of illegal aliens
39:40
Speaker 1: in every community. There was gangs in apartment complexes in Colorado.
39:45
Speaker 1: There was several Americans murdered. And then, of course, the
39:49
Speaker 1: driver's license issue, which is what you've been advocating for.
39:51
Speaker 1: How many illegal aliens or non-citizens have been giving CDLs
39:54
Speaker 1: that can't even speak English? These are the consequences of
39:58
Speaker 1: an open border. And you live every day with the
40:01
Speaker 1: consequences of an open border. So for anybody showing up
40:04
Speaker 1: to vote tomorrow and thinking, well, I don't know if
40:07
Speaker 1: I want to go Republican up and down a ticker,
40:09
Speaker 1: maybe people thinking about sitting it out. What's your message
40:11
Speaker 1: to them?
40:13
Speaker 7: They have to sit there and look. I mean, even
40:15
Speaker 7: coming from your house to, you know, the voting polls
40:18
Speaker 7: or to the store or in my daughter's case, going
40:21
Speaker 7: to her house to go swimming. I mean, you open
40:24
Speaker 7: yourself to a wide array of dangers around you, whether
40:27
Speaker 7: it's a U.S. citizen or not a U.S.
40:29
Speaker 1: Citizen, you know, illegal or legal.
40:32
Speaker 7: The thing is, is it hurts a little more when
40:35
Speaker 7: the person who does it is able to go back
40:37
Speaker 7: to their home country illegally. with zero justice being served.
40:42
Speaker 7: That's what the whole thing is. And people are sitting
40:44
Speaker 7: there bashing secure borders. You lock your door at nighttime
40:49
Speaker 7: when you.
40:49
Speaker 1: Go to sleep.
40:50
Speaker 7: When you go to the mall or to the store,
40:52
Speaker 7: you lock your car. It's the exact same thing. You're
40:54
Speaker 7: trying to protect what's yours. Here in the United States,
40:56
Speaker 7: we worked very hard for what it is that we
40:58
Speaker 7: have and where it is that we're at. And in
41:00
Speaker 7: order for the United States to remain the best country
41:01
Speaker 7: that it is, We have to secure our borders. If not,
41:04
Speaker 7: we're going to allow everybody and anybody.
41:06
Speaker 1: To come in.
41:07
Speaker 7: And what is it going to do to the United States?
41:08
Speaker 7: It's going to start lowering the quality here. And we're
41:10
Speaker 7: just going to be like every other country because everybody's
41:13
Speaker 7: basically being able to come in without being documented or
41:17
Speaker 7: without being vetted. And it just can't happen like that.
41:20
Speaker 7: You let anybody inside your house, you ask who they are.
41:23
Speaker 7: You ask why they're going to be there at your house.
41:24
Speaker 7: How long are they going to be there for? And
41:26
Speaker 7: if you don't like what it is that they're doing
41:27
Speaker 7: at your house or around you, you ask them to leave.
41:30
Speaker 7: And if they don't leave, you call the police. It's
41:32
Speaker 7: the exact same thing here in the United States. People
41:34
Speaker 7: aren't just looking at it as it hurting them. They're
41:37
Speaker 7: looking at the effects that, or we're looking at the
41:41
Speaker 7: effects for everybody. People are focused on the fact that
41:45
Speaker 7: they lock their door and nobody's in their house at nighttime.
41:48
Speaker 7: and that their kids aren't being hurt at this very moment.
41:51
Speaker 7: But we don't know if that's going to happen later
41:52
Speaker 7: on today or tomorrow, but why take the chance?
41:54
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've got to keep fighting. Thank you for sharing
41:58
Speaker 1: your story and your experience and for your fight. Prayers
42:01
Speaker 1: to you and your family, my friend.
42:03
Speaker 7: Thank you so much.
42:04
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. Thank you. Coming up, they say it's
42:07
Speaker 1: the economy, stupid. Gas is down almost 12 cents in
42:11
Speaker 1: one week. American factories grew for the 10th straight month,
42:15
Speaker 1: and the official poverty rate is the lowest ever recorded.
42:18
Speaker 1: Fake news isn't going to tell you any of it.
42:22
Speaker 1: I have E.J. Antoni, chief economist at Heritage, joining me
42:25
Speaker 1: right after this.
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43:11
Speaker 1: New numbers out this morning on American manufacturing. Factories grew
43:16
Speaker 1: again in October, and that's 10 straight months of growth.
43:20
Speaker 3: That's right.
43:21
Speaker 1: Thanks to Donald Trump, production is growing at its fastest pace.
43:26
Speaker 3: In nearly five years.
43:28
Speaker 1: New orders are up.
43:29
Speaker 3: Factories are still hiring.
43:31
Speaker 1: And five of the six biggest manufacturing industries in this
43:33
Speaker 1: country grew last month, including machinery, electronics and transportation equipment.
43:38
Speaker 1: THE NUMBER BEAT WHAT WALL STREET EVEN EXPECTED. AND THEN
43:43
Speaker 1: THERE'S THE NUMBER THE FAKE NEWS REALLY DOESN'T WANT YOU
43:45
Speaker 1: TO HEAR. THE OFFICIAL POVERTY RATE IN AMERICA FELL TO 10.2%.
43:52
Speaker 1: IT'S THE LOWEST EVER RECORDED. POVERTY IS THE LOWEST EVER
43:58
Speaker 1: RECORDED THANKS TO DONALD TRUMP'S ECONOMY. SOCIALISTS ARE RUNNING AROUND
44:05
Speaker 1: Why is poverty the lowest ever recorded then? The Census
44:09
Speaker 1: Bureau has been tracking it since 1959. It's never been lower.
44:14
Speaker 1: The old record was 10.5% set in 2019. So both
44:18
Speaker 1: of the lowest poverty rates in America came with President
44:20
Speaker 1: Trump in the White House. You hear that, socialists? So
44:24
Speaker 1: follow this. Gas were going up, factories were shrinking, and
44:28
Speaker 1: the poverty were climbing. It would be wall-to-wall coverage on
44:31
Speaker 1: every mainstream network in America. Instead, the numbers are moving
44:35
Speaker 1: in the right direction, and you have to go looking
44:37
Speaker 1: for it. Democrats have spent this entire campaign season telling
44:41
Speaker 1: you that this economy is a disaster. They're not about
44:45
Speaker 1: to tell you the day before an election that it's
44:47
Speaker 1: getting better and better every day. The numbers are moving
44:50
Speaker 1: in your direction, and tomorrow you decide whether Congress keeps
44:54
Speaker 1: that going. or hands the gavel back to Democrats to
44:58
Speaker 1: screw it all up. Joining me now is E.J. Antoni,
45:01
Speaker 1: chief economist at the Heritage Foundation. E.J., welcome back, David Pollak,
45:04
Speaker 1: Prime Time. I mean, you can't argue with the numbers,
45:07
Speaker 1: and I understand people say, well, they're not feeling it.
45:09
Speaker 1: The economy, they're not feeling like the economy's strong. I
45:12
Speaker 1: think they're not feeling it because they're getting told over
45:15
Speaker 1: and over again by the fake news that the economy's
45:16
Speaker 1: not doing well. It is, right?
45:20
Speaker 8: Well, that's certainly part of it, right? The reality is, though,
45:23
Speaker 8: since the Iran war, people's paychecks have shrunk in terms
45:26
Speaker 8: of what they can actually buy. A lot of that
45:28
Speaker 8: has to do, obviously.
45:29
Speaker 3: With fuel costs.
45:30
Speaker 8: But as you just mentioned, fuel affects the price of
45:33
Speaker 8: everything in the economy simply because of transportation costs. let
45:37
Speaker 8: alone the fact that fuel is literally an input in
45:40
Speaker 8: a lot of things. All the plastic in your life,
45:42
Speaker 8: for example, is synthesized either from natural gas or from petroleum. So,
45:47
Speaker 8: at the end of the day, yes, people are hurting.
45:49
Speaker 8: And it's because of the conflicts overseas, what's happening in Iran,
45:53
Speaker 8: what's happening in the Ukraine. And I think the difference
45:56
Speaker 8: is the fact that, like we saw under Biden, it
45:59
Speaker 8: was the domestic economy from where that problem originated, that
46:03
Speaker 8: 40-year high inflation, whereas the inflation we're seeing right now
46:06
Speaker 8: has to do with conflicts overseas as opposed to something
46:10
Speaker 8: being fundamentally wrong with the domestic economy here at home.
46:13
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's an excellent point because, look, the big
46:15
Speaker 1: beef going into November was the Iran war was unnecessary.
46:19
Speaker 1: Some people felt like we shouldn't have been there. Some
46:21
Speaker 1: people feel like it's too much of a burden on,
46:24
Speaker 1: like you mentioned, on the American family having to pay
46:27
Speaker 1: more in gas and I'm not here to argue about
46:29
Speaker 1: the merits of the Iran war. I think it was
46:31
Speaker 1: a good decision. But the reality is when Joe Biden
46:34
Speaker 1: was president or his auto pen, gas prices were high
46:38
Speaker 1: as well. But exactly like you mentioned, it's because of
46:40
Speaker 1: bad domestic policy. We've already seen gas prices and oil
46:45
Speaker 1: prices improve as the situation stabilizes Iran. Now, there might
46:49
Speaker 1: be more conflict. There might be some more fluctuation. But
46:52
Speaker 1: once that situation resolves. All of the headwinds are gone,
46:56
Speaker 1: and this economy really will be set to explode, it seems,
46:59
Speaker 1: once we remove that pressure from energy, though, right? I
47:03
Speaker 1: think that's right.
47:04
Speaker 8: That is, again, the really big headwind that we're facing
47:07
Speaker 8: right now. We have a lot of great tailwinds in
47:09
Speaker 8: the economy. You can look at the deregulatory efforts by
47:12
Speaker 8: this administration. You can look at the tax reform that
47:15
Speaker 8: they put in place. That's really the big reason why
47:17
Speaker 8: manufacturing has been taking off like crazy. It's the fact
47:21
Speaker 8: that they have full expensing now for taxes. It's the
47:24
Speaker 8: fact that they essentially have a lower tax bill. They
47:27
Speaker 8: have cheaper regulatory compliance costs. And that means that they're
47:31
Speaker 8: able to bring manufacturing back to this country. And so
47:35
Speaker 8: even if that's not necessarily resulting in more production today,
47:40
Speaker 8: in a lot of instances, the factories are still being built,
47:43
Speaker 8: it does set us up for much better economic growth
47:46
Speaker 8: in the future. In particular, one of the things we
47:48
Speaker 8: saw in last week's GDP report was the fact that
47:51
Speaker 8: a particular type of investment called fixed non-residential investment is
47:56
Speaker 8: growing like gangbusters. We are on track to exceed 10%
48:00
Speaker 8: growth in that category this year. And the reason that
48:03
Speaker 8: type of investment in particular is so important is because
48:07
Speaker 8: that's where you get the factories. That's where you get
48:09
Speaker 8: the software. That's where you get all of the things
48:11
Speaker 8: that increase productivity, that drive wage growth, and are, in fact,
48:15
Speaker 8: the real long-run drivers of economic growth.
48:19
Speaker 1: And look, the reality is this. Tomorrow, the last day
48:21
Speaker 1: for people to decide who's going to represent them in Washington,
48:24
Speaker 1: whether they want to hand the gavel to Hakeem Jeffries
48:27
Speaker 1: or they want to remain Republican-controlled, regardless of how people
48:30
Speaker 1: might feel about the Iran war. Who do you think
48:33
Speaker 1: has a better plan, or at least who is more likely?
48:37
Speaker 1: to keep this economy moving in a positive direction, if
48:40
Speaker 1: Republicans keep the House or if we hand the gavel
48:43
Speaker 1: over to Hakeem Jeffries. I would argue that the uncertainty
48:46
Speaker 1: coming out of Washington, if Democrats should take the House,
48:49
Speaker 1: the likelihood of government shutdowns, the likelihood of investigations and impeachments,
48:54
Speaker 1: all of that would certainly hinder the continued growth of
48:58
Speaker 1: this economy. And I think that would affect people way
49:00
Speaker 1: more than this Iran war, which will end sooner rather
49:03
Speaker 1: than later, right?
49:05
Speaker 8: Well, I do think it's interesting that one of the
49:08
Speaker 8: things you keep hearing from the current administration about high
49:11
Speaker 8: gas prices, they say things like it is a necessary
49:15
Speaker 8: evil or it's a temporary increase. That seems to me
49:18
Speaker 8: to stand in stark contrast from what we heard online.
49:20
Speaker 8: under the Biden administration from the transportation secretary, from the
49:23
Speaker 8: energy secretary at the time. where they talked about high
49:27
Speaker 8: gas prices somehow being a good thing, where they actually
49:30
Speaker 8: laughed about high gas prices, because it was effectively, they thought,
49:34
Speaker 8: going to force consumers to drive less in their gas
49:37
Speaker 8: and diesel-powered vehicles and force people to buy electric vehicles,
49:42
Speaker 8: which is what that administration wanted folks to do all along.
49:46
Speaker 8: In other words, the pain they inflicted on Americans was
49:49
Speaker 8: a way for them to get what they wanted, as
49:51
Speaker 8: opposed to any kind of understanding of that this was
49:53
Speaker 8: short-term or a necessary evil. So I think that seems
49:57
Speaker 8: to be a pretty stark contrast. Also, I haven't heard
50:01
Speaker 8: anything from, let's say, folks not in power right now
50:05
Speaker 8: about what their plans are to actually bring down gas prices,
50:09
Speaker 8: other than ending these foreign conflicts. In other words, I
50:11
Speaker 8: don't hear anything about drilling more domestically, about building pipelines.
50:16
Speaker 8: I'm just not hearing that messaging at all.
50:18
Speaker 1: Yeah, which we're doing all of those things as well.
50:21
Speaker 1: The last thing we need is a Democratic House blocking
50:25
Speaker 1: new pipelines, blocking new drilling, blocking funding for any of
50:29
Speaker 1: those efforts, and even worse, putting in regulations for the
50:33
Speaker 1: stupid start-stop things that Trump got rid of, or those
50:37
Speaker 1: ridiculous gas efficiency requirements that Trump got rid of. I mean,
50:42
Speaker 1: all of the policies, just as you mentioned that the
50:44
Speaker 1: left has put into place, it always leads to, well, yeah,
50:47
Speaker 1: gas is higher, but stop relying on gasoline, which is
50:50
Speaker 1: just such a huge sector and such a huge employment
50:53
Speaker 1: driver in the United States. Thank you for BEING HERE.
50:55
Speaker 1: THANKS FOR BRINGING UP SUCH GREAT POINTS. AND, YEAH, WE'LL
50:58
Speaker 1: SEE WHAT HAPPENS TOMORROW. AND I'M SURE WE'LL BE TALKING
51:00
Speaker 1: ABOUT THIS AGAIN REAL SOON, MY FRIEND.
51:02
Speaker 8: WELL, THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME.
51:03
Speaker 1: THANK YOU. THAT IS ALL THE TIME WE HAVE FOR TONIGHT.
51:07
Speaker 1: NOW TOMORROW, YOU GET TO DECIDE WHETHER PRESIDENT TRUMP GETS
51:12
Speaker 1: A CONGRESS THAT BUILDS ON THE LAST TWO YEARS OR
51:17
Speaker 1: ONE THAT SPENDS THE NEXT TWO YEARS TEARING IT ALL DOWN.
51:21
Speaker 1: AND LOOK WHAT HE'S DONE FOR YOU. He secured the border,
51:25
Speaker 1: the fewest arrests at the southern border in history. And
51:28
Speaker 1: Border Patrol hasn't released a single illegal alien into this
51:30
Speaker 1: country in 17 straight months. Agents also seized nearly a
51:35
Speaker 1: million pounds, a million pounds of drugs this past year.
51:40
Speaker 1: He cut your taxes, no tax on tips, no tax
51:43
Speaker 1: on overtime. Seniors got a new $ 6, 000 deduction on top
51:47
Speaker 1: of that. The average refund this year topped $ 3, 400, up 11%.
51:53
Speaker 1: That's right. More of your money stayed in your pocket,
51:57
Speaker 1: and not one Democrat in the House or the Senate
52:00
Speaker 1: voted for those tax cuts. Not one. He's bringing factories home.
52:03
Speaker 1: Peterbilt just added 1,000 jobs at its truck plant in Denton, Texas,
52:07
Speaker 1: after he put tariffs on foreign trucks. Now, here's what
52:11
Speaker 1: Republicans will do with two more years. They'll protect those
52:15
Speaker 1: tax cuts. They'll keep fighting to bring down what you
52:18
Speaker 1: pay for health care. And they'll pass the Save American Act, hopefully,
52:23
Speaker 1: at least best case scenario, or let's call it worst
52:26
Speaker 1: case scenario. It'll keep the Democrats from getting rid of
52:29
Speaker 1: the filibuster and passing their own version that nationalizes the
52:33
Speaker 1: stuff we see in California. We need an ID to vote.
52:38
Speaker 1: We have to let Democrats not win on allowing the
52:42
Speaker 1: entire nation to not allow one. Now, some Democrats are
52:46
Speaker 1: blocking that ID requirement. Don't give them more power. Republicans
52:50
Speaker 1: hold the House and the Senate, by the way. Trump
52:52
Speaker 1: has said every citizen gets a $ 5, 000 check. That's something
52:56
Speaker 1: to look forward to. So vote Republican up and down
53:00
Speaker 1: the ballot, all the way down to your school board.
53:04
Speaker 1: Here's the bottom line. Everything President Trump has done for
53:08
Speaker 1: you is on the ballot. Tomorrow, Republicans will keep it going.
53:12
Speaker 1: Democrats will tear it down. And if you haven't voted yet,
53:15
Speaker 1: get out and vote. Grab your neighbors. Grab your friends. Vote, vote, vote.
53:20
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53:23
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53:27
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53:29
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53:33
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53:36
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53:38
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53:42
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53:47
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53:50
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